Unique_Emerald_Sol_I

Huh. Nope. I see other posts in this community with the little red [NSFW] bubble and blurred thumnails, but not this one. Dunno what's going on if it's already supposed to be tagged.

Hey looks like this list hasn't been updated in a while (either 2 years by the title or 9 months by the 🖉 mark). Have there been any changes lately?

Also I'd be curious whether RWBY-related communities would qualify to be on the list? I'm currently trying to drum up activity in the only one I've found over on sh.itjust.works but also semi-considering starting up a RWBY NSFW community somewhere because there is just so much of it and I'm not seeing it shared anywhere.

As an aside, ʚ♡⃛ɞ(ू•ᴗ•ू❁) thank you for your work keeping the moe communities active on ani.social.

Should be marked NSFW.

Aside from that, nice.

Oh, damn, my mistake. You're definitely a rarity in the anime fandom, then. I only know of Twinkle Nora Rock Me!, Chargeman Ken, and other similarly notorious anime from the 70s and 80s because of this one youtuber Kenny Lauderdale who covers old anime like that. It may have been from him that I even learned of YKK.

I would never be able to get into collecting LaserDiscs for various reasons but I tip my hat to you for being able to and helping with preservation, however small.

I'm not going to try and claim I'm all that familiar since I'm not really in the community (got maybe a tiny handful of friends who are) but I've not actually seen the furmation part but once or twice, I think for most people it's just "transformation", no?

(tho I will echo HCSO's frustration that the "TF" acronym always being used in place of the word is infuriating especially as a fan of actual Transformers)

Kenny Lauderdale fan spotted ☆(*^o^)乂(^.^*)☆

Personally, my favorite parts of it have always been the themes of connecting with people and the hedgehog's dilemma, rather than all the action-y bits or the heavy-handed religious symbolism. Between it, Eureka Seven, and The Big O, and comparing them to the likes of Code Geass and whichever-actual-Gundam-series-I-watched, I learned I don't really care for mecha being mecha, but I enjoy when mecha are metaphor.

QUICKEDIT: I realize I'm sounding like I'm trying to convince you to like it and it's not my intention here, more just trying to explain my side and make conversation.

Yeah I still remember like a dozen years ago watching a Digibro video that was trying to proclaim "your tastes should always be changing!" and I was literally within 2-3 years of their age at the time and was like, "how fucking young are you that you think this is a revolutionary thing to say?"

Like, my love for FMA has only grown over the years as I've matured and am better able to appreciate its themes, and meanwhile I can no longer stand even a single minute of Hetalia. Similarly, I grew up on all the long-running shounen battle anime like DBZ, Naruto, Bleach, etc., but I couldn't bring myself to like Fire Force because I'm not 15 years old anymore (though I will admit HeroAca is a guilty pleasure of mine).

There's dozens of us! Dozens!

My condolences. Haibane Renmei is one of my favorites.

I think on the one hand it is fair to say NGE is one of the greats from its time and arguably one of the most influential anime ever made (to the point where it's now part of Japan's cultural identity -- you can hear Cruel Angel's Thesis just causally as waiting room music for instance).

On the other hand, even as a fan myself I recognize how many brain-dead evangelical (heh) supporters try to tout it as the end-all-and-be-all of anime when it's really just an unorthodox entry into a very specific type of genre.

I'm an idiot it took me so long to realize the dude on the left is eating his own food and not sneakily trying to steal from purple hair's plate (I haven't seen Frieren only a handful of memes and r34).