/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Dear /jp/

Do you think there is a dramatic drop with the creative freedom with anime?

Compared to to the likes of the 80's/90's there was groundbreaking plots like 'Akira' 'NGE' .etc that came through.

I feel now, 2000's on it seems more of a commercial pursue(not that it wasn't) though a lazyness with ideas now?

I haven't yet came across anything innovative/original - if so please say some ^^

[Anonymous No.]

Can you just ask /a/?

[Anonymous No.]

/a/ is that way.

[Anonymous No.]

Why are you posting about animu here. We have a board just for that, scum.

[Anonymous No.]

No, the really good anime have always been that sparse, the reason you've even heard of NGE and Akira is because they are especially good.

Look at some of those 'season preview' charts from way earlier in the 2000s, you'll see what the proportion of forgettable to memorable shit is.

[Anonymous of Croatia !na1byG1GU. No.]

Do you think there is a dramatic drop with the creative freedom with games?

Compared to to the likes of the 80's/90's there was groundbreaking plots like 'Half Life' 'Deus EX' .etc that came through.

I feel now, 2000's on it seems more of a commercial pursue(not that it wasn't) though a lazyness with ideas now?

I haven't yet came across anything innovative/original - if so please say some ^^

[Anonymous No.]

Okay, i didn't actually think that, Also I thought it would just as equally tie in with otaku culture at the same time.

[Anonymous No.]

Do you think there is a dramatic drop with the creative freedom with eroge?

Compared to to the likes of the late 90's/early 20's there was groundbreaking plots like Rance 'YMK' .etc that came through.

I feel now, late 2000's on it seems more of a commercial pursue(not that it wasn't) though a lazyness with ideas now?

I haven't yet came across anything innovative/original - if so please say some ^^

[Anonymous No.]

>>5624952
I thought you guys have something else other than video games to worry about in the 1990s

[Anonymous No.]

Call me newfag, though what is with the chain of repeating the thread post?

[Anonymous No.]

op pic source, please

[Anonymous of Croatia !na1byG1GU. No.]

>>5624867
But no seriously did you even look at the anime from 80's/90's ?

I mean go on anidb, and list it by years, you'll see one thing, there have been less animus created back then, but it was fileld with forgetable shit just like it's now. The overall quality is the same. Look at KnK, Eden and whatever other anime you like and see as ground braking. There has been a TON of good stuff in the 10's

[Anonymous No.]

>>5624978
It's called "mocking the OP for his stupid thread".

[Anonymous No.]

>>5624978
Sightly altering a post that looks like a template/copypasta has been standard practice for years.
You are new among new.

[Anonymous of Croatia !na1byG1GU. No.]

>>5624985
You can just replace 3 words and it makes sense too. You could feel the same way about the movie industry, look at indian jones and matrix and independence day and whatever. And then look at now... But then you notice theres good stuff now too.

[Anonymous No.]

op source http://razi.tumblr.com/

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625001
The thing is that the ratio for Good : Bad/Forgetable is getting lower and lower. There's too much shit out there nowadays and very few gems compared to it.

[Anonymous No.]

10% gold 90% shit

[Anonymous No.]

Dear /jp/

Do you think there is a dramatic drop with the creative freedom with 4chan?

Compared to to the likes of the 2004/2006 there was groundbreaking memes like 'Happy Negro', 'Cockmongler','Waha' .etc that came through.

I feel now, 2007's on it seems more of a commercial pursue (not that it wasn't) though a lazyness with ideas now?

I haven't yet came across anything innovative/original - if so please say some ^^

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625013
I'm sure people have been saying that since Shakespeare. There may be some truth in it in that it's perhaps harder to spot good stuff under the shit even though the ratio of good/good+shit stays the same.

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625013
No there's not. Most of the things people think are good in the 80s and 90s are OVA and movies.

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625007
thank you

[Anonymous No.]

Dear /jp/

Do you think there is a dramatic drop with the creative freedom with Touhou?

Compared to to the likes of the 1990s there was groundbreaking games like "Highly Responsive to Prayers", "Mystic Squares" .etc that came through.

I feel now, 2002's on it seems more of a commercial pursue (not that it wasn't) though a lazyness with ideas now?

I haven't yet came across anything innovative/original - if so please say some ^^

[Anonymous No.]

lol

[Anonymous No.]

Why the fuck is this on /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625107
Why did you type that comment? There's nothing that's laughable or funny in this thread.

[Anonymous No.]

A:<

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625013
I am telling you there has always been that much shit and you forgot about it because it was shit!

Actually more likely you never even heard of it because it was shit and forgotten in Japan before it left the country.

[Anonymous No.]

There is always shit, so why this?

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625160
Because /jp/ is the place to discuss shit.

[Anonymous No.]

no u

[Anonymous No.]

>90s
Slayers, Gundam, Eva, Macross 7, Salior Moon, Utena... That's all? I can't remember anything else.

[Anonymous No.]

Beserk?

[Fujiwara no Mokou !!mGXYMm0qKk/ No.]

>>5625195
Rurouni Kenshin

[Anonymous No.]

Koji morimoto

[Anonymous No.]

so tatami galaxy is not creative?

[Anonymous No.]

why is anime being discussed in here? Go talk about it in the board dedicated to anime: >>>/a/

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625195
>Salior Moon, Utena
Is all you needed to say.

[Anonymous No.]

so eroge is not creative?

[Anonymous No.]

You now realize that the OP was probably 10 years old in the end of the 90s.

[Anonymous No.]

>>5625254
Stunning revelation aniki!