#TYLOR HATE CLUB

[tylorhateclub]

FUCK YOU, TYLOR !!!

🐌

[tylorhateclub]

HELL YEAH THIS IS WHAT WE'VE NEEDED..

Dear lord please take all of Amanda young's suffering and transfer it to tyler tuskmon

@tylorhateclub inspired me

[someone-uncool-ig]

They WILL come back Im telling you guys this is foreshadowing (I am definitely normal about this)

[daniartist19]

A Happy Halloween to everyone.

So i have do to this, these cosplay characters were going originally for my Costober, but since my first baby was very important to my family and myself so i made a choice of put the costober cosplays my friends and i talked about and put it in 3 part of these to make it a Daniverse halloween thing.

Got awesome cosplays, thanks for the suggestions.

Twilight Sparkle and Adora as Raya and Sisu (Raya and the Last Dragon) the outfit designs by Serpanade Toons

Cassandra and Carmen as Maya and Zatz (Maya and the Three)

Kipo as Michiru (BNA Brand New Animal) Luz and Amity as Vi and Caitlyn (Arcane) Varian and Anne as Jim and Claire (Trollhunters Tales of Acardia) K.O as MK (Monkie Kid) Kid as Ben 10 Steven and Connie as Miles and Gwen (Spider-Man Into the SpiderVerse)

Gwen and Trent as Octavia (Helluva Boss) and Douxie (Wizards Tales of Acardia) (An excuse to draw Trent in Douxie wizard outfit) Duncan and Courtney as Hunter (The Owl House) and Sasha (Amphibia) Heahter and Alejandro as Mr Wolf and Diane (The Bad Guys) (Heather looks kinda great in the Crimson Paw outfit) Cody and Elena as Aladdin and Jasmine  EB and Looka as Mune and Glim (Mune Guardian of the Moon) Catra as Jinx/Powder (Arcane) (They're both got tthe same similarities)

Mirabel and Vivo as Bee and PuppyCat  Ethan and Elian as Luz and Amity (The Owl House) Yakko and Lenna as Danny and Sawyer (Cats Don't Dance) Sasha and Hunter as Kat and Patrick (10 Things i Hate about You) Ian and Willow as Orpheus and Eurydice (Hadestown) Tylor and Loona as Andrew and Allison (The Breakfast Club)

Which cosplays do you like the most.

Every character belongs to their creators.

[teababe27]

Notes From the 2019 Myanimelist.net Challenges - Part 1: Anime

Health problems have laid me up a little, but now I’m finally posting this.

As you can tell by the title, this is a post in the vein of last year’s notes about the Myanimelist.net Anime Watching and Manga Reading Challenges. While I didn’t complete everything by the deadline, I had some fun with it and saw/read some good things, some okay things, some things I’ve been meaning to watch anyway, and some things I probably wouldn’t have if it wasn’t for this challenge.

This post will deal with the anime side. Part 2, dealing with the manga side, will come soon.

I will mention some notables/honorable mentions and then some of my favorite things I watched for this challenge.

Let’s do this.

Honorable Mentions/Other Notables: Millennium Actress - completed for the task “Watch an award-winning anime”

Two filmmakers interview Chiyoko, a retired, reclusive actress from long ago. She brings the two filmmakers through her memories.

As far as I’m concerned, anything Satoshi Kon does is great. A movie with an interesting concept and an interesting art style. I teared up a little at the end, ngl.

RIP Satoshi Kon.

My Neighbor Totoro - completed for the task “Watch an original anime”

Two little girls move to a house in the countryside with their father. While at the house, they discover forest spirits and go on adventures with them.

As expected from Studio Ghibli, the art is gorgeous. The story was fun. I’m ashamed to admit I haven’t seen this until now.

While not my favorite Miyazaki movie, this was still beautiful and also fucking adorable.

It was also pretty cool to hear the Fanning sisters in early roles.

Problem Children Are Coming From Another World, Aren’t They? - completed for the task “Watch an anime in which your favorite character’s voice actor participated”

Three kids, each with a different special ability, are whisked away to a world called Little Garden. They are called upon by Kurousagi (Black Rabbit in the English dub) to win “Gift Games” and help the community regain its former glory and resources after a demon took them away.

I’d put this under the group of “Things i probably wouldn’t have watched if not for this challenge”.

I’m not normally into isekai anime (I feel it’s been way overdone lately), but I had fun with this. I honestly didn’t like a couple of the characters at first, but then I realized it was kinda the point. They did get better, though.

Automatic props for having Josh Grelle in there voicing one of the titular problem children.

I had fun with this one overall.

Aoi Bungaku Series - completed for the task “Watch an anime with more than 16 minutes in total and tagged as Mystery, Psychological, and/or Thriller”

An anthology adapting several classic Japanese books and stories.

This anime was different than a lot of what I have watched before. Bleak as hell a lot of the time (especially in the first story), but I found this anime interesting. I might try and read the books that these stories were based on.

The Irresponsible Captain Tylor - completed for the task “Watch an anime suggested by Myanimelist or Anime+”

Justy Ueki Tylor is a bit of a lazy bum. He signs up to join the space military because he wants to live a relatively easy life and get a good pension when he retires. Through sheer charisma and dumb luck, he helps diffuse a hostage situation, leading him to be promoted to Captain of a ship with a bad reputation. An evil space empire and higher-ups looking to get rid of Tylor are also involved.

I found this show funny, but I also feel like this is one you need to be in the mood for. That being said, this was a fun watch.

A lot of zany hijinks and watching Tylor get by through sheer luck and charisma. Gave me some mixed feelings at times.

I have a weakness for things that came out in the 90s, as I grew up with that animation style and shows from that time period. As such, it was very cool to hear voice actors from my childhood, like Rachel Lillis and Lisa Ortiz, in this anime. (I was internally going “OMG it’s Misty!!” every time Yuriko talked.)

Favorites from the Challenge:

Hanayamata - completed for the task “Watch an anime that began airing between 2010 and 2015″

An ordinary student, Naru, wants nothing more than to be pretty and dazzling like in her fairy tale books. One day, she meets a mysterious girl, Hana, who dances with her one night. Hana turns out to be an American transfer student who ends up transferring into Naru’s class. Hana then introduces Naru to Yosakoi dancing and forms the Yosakoi club.

I thought this was a cute and fun slice-of-life anime. Premise can be a bit iffy if you really think about it, but I had fun with this show. I love how everyone slowly opened up with each other and was able to make their club work.

Also, I couldn’t help but have this thought: I feel like the first couple episodes had so much lesbian subtext that I had to check if this anime was made by KyoAni (it wasn’t, it’s made by Madhouse).

Tatami Galaxy - completed for the task “Watch a Noitamina anime”

A third-year college student runs into a mysterious guy at a ramen shop. The student reflects on his past 2 years at college, mostly spent with his friend Ozu trying to break up happy couples. The student wonders if he’s wasted his life and resolves to do better. Then a time loop starts happening and more chances arrive.

*clasps hands like Gendo Ikari*

We meet again, Masaki Yuasa.

No better time than this challenge to work through more of Masaki Yuasa’s filmography, especially after watching the decent Mind Game and the excellent Kaiba for last year’s challenge.

While watching this anime, I felt myself going back and forth on whether or not I really liked this anime. Whether it was overrated or underrated. Whether it was a good idea on what the Endless 8 could have been or something that kept going unnecessarily long because the Student couldn’t see what was in front of his face. Whether it was style over substance.

The answer?

Yes.

I honestly liked it, but I do understand the criticism. I feel like the confusion about my feelings can be a good thing and this anime still had some great points and made me think.

I also thought the art style and soundtrack were great, as usual from Masaki Yuasa.

One Outs - completed for the task “Watch an active staff member’s favorite anime with 10 episodes or more”

A struggling baseball team recruits Tokuchi Towa, a pitcher who is more of a gambler than anything. Kojima, the team’s veteran player, hopes that Tokuchi will lead them to the championship. Corrupt ownership and unethical opponents also add problems.

Tokuchi was a great character. He’s a genius, but also a huge troll. His method is basically trying to psychologically get to the other players and go from there. I liked seeing him work through situations and outsmart people. This was one of the few anime from the challenge where I could watch several episodes in one sitting and not even realize it.

Basically, this was a take on sports anime I didn’t know I needed.

Aggressive Retsuko (aka Aggretsuko) - Season 1 completed for the task “Watch an ONA,” Season 2 completed for the task “Watch an anime with more than 16 minutes in total and a popularity lower than #700″

Retsuko, a red panda, is an average office worker. Unfortunately, she hates her job. She is harassed by her boss and given unreasonable amounts of work. To relieve the stress from her life, she secretly goes to karaoke and sings death metal to scream everything out.

I love this. I love Retsuko. I love the little songs sprinkled in. I love Retsuko’s relationships with several of her office-mates.

I feel like I can relate so hard. Not necessarily with the heavy work load, but just the general stresses of life in your 20s. Being stuck in a job that isn’t the best, and also liking metal.

I had a ton of fun with this show. Season 1 was slightly better than Season 2, but I loved this show all the same.

Girls’ Last Tour - completed for the task “Watch an anime that finished airing with more than 10 episodes and has a synopsis by MAL Rewrite”

In a post-apocalyptic, war-torn landscape, two girls, Chito and Yuri, travel the world for answers, with only their motorbike/tank, their supplies, and each other.

This, by far, wins Best of the Challenge this year.

This anime gave me a mix of emotions that I don’t know if I’ve ever felt before. A strange mix of existential dread and sadness and going “aww” at the slice-of-life adventures the two girls have. It made me laugh, made me cry, and made me think.

Watch this one, please.

[deltaengineering]

summer anime 2017 part 4: see image

The final rush is actually not that horrible going by runtime, but there’s a bunch of comedy shorts and you know what that means.

See also:

• part 1: we can rebuild it

• part 2: bunch of fools

• part 3: welcome to die

Gamers!

Gamers has extremely poor paper form: It’s a light novel about a nerd who likes the vidya and gets drafted into the video game club by the most beautiful girl in the school because guess what, she secretly likes the vidya too. Incredibly obvious wish-fulfilment fantasy aside though, Gamers is actually pretty decent for now. It has an obvious affinity for the topic that goes beyond superficial, meaning that it covers a lot more “gamer” archetypes than you’d expect, and it has good comedic timing without swinging for the cheap seats all the time. The protagonist is actually decent enough to decline every sweaty gamer’s dream at first, and while he’s a loser, he’s not a loathsome asshole (more on that later). In a way, Gamers is closer to a video game Genshiken than I’d hope for, even if it doesn’t quite get there; it’s more softball and its characters, while okay, aren’t as strong. But it manages to be respectable nonetheless, to the point where I might give it another look. Any video game-related anime without a lazy Dragon Quest reference in the first episode is a rare encounter for sure.

Hajimete no Gal

So about those loathsome assholes, eh. Hajimete no Gal is about a horny douchebag that can’t score for obvious reasons, so he and his even more scumbaggy friends take a break from chatting about lolicon and posting on reddit to hatch a genius plan to hit on gyarus, since everyone knows gyarus are an easy lay. Of course the closest gyaru at hand sees right through this bullshit, but in the end she agrees to date him anyway because otherwise there wouldn’t be an anime. Now I’ll admit that there’s some potential in a legitimate story about an antisocial loser that tries to go for the easy option and learns a thing or two, but Hajimete no Gal is not that show; a legitimate story would not constantly do panty shots and then censor them to sell BDs, for instance. Hajimete no Gal is the worst kind of ecchi comedy, where the jokes are terrible, the execution is worse, and if they ever get serious that won’t help either because everyone in this show is such an awful person (even the gal, who isn’t so bad in principle but disqualifies herself by associating with the rest of the cast) that I don’t want to see them fall in love – I want to see them die, preferably very painfully. 

Ikemen Sengoku

Ikemen Sengoku is obviously based on some mobile game or other, and as the title would suggest, it features handsome Nobunaga and his handsome pals. Of course it doesn’t have the budget to actually draw handsome men, so that is confined to the OP and the episode preview - the rest of the time, which is thankfully only 3 minutes, you get chibi CG models being silly. As far as the comedy goes, it’s not actually all that terrible compared to the comedy short standard (first episode is an okay-ish Prince of Tennis parody), but with how it looks it all feels very pointless, even for the intended audience.

Mahoujin Guru Guru

Production I.G. must owe someone a lot of favors, because now they’re remaking a Dragon Quest parody for children that originally came out when Dragon Quest V was current, i.e. the early 90s. I.G. isn’t slacking, because the show looks pretty good; high production values aside, the character designs are nicely era-typical and benefit from a quarter of a century of polish on top of that. It’s just that Mahoujin Guru Guru is a comedy for children, so get ready for a particularly hellish sub-brand of manzai: the one where people scream at each other 90% of the time (see also: Heybot). Combine that with a comedic sensibility that was probably cutting edge in 1992 but is easily surpassed by any given mid-2000s sprite webcomic, and you’re in for a bad time. It’s not the worst show around, but possibly the most abrasive and annoying. Oh, and it’s also full-length. Just in case you were wondering.

Musekinin Galaxy☆Tylor

I’ll have to admit that i’ve never watched Irresponsible Captain Tylor, but no matter what, it’s undoubtedly better than this. And I don’t think that any actual fan of it asked for a 3-minute TV short that is technically a sequel but so much further down the timeline that it shares no characters. It’s mostly a bad reference comedy but also tries to go for some very rushed and incomprehensible plot on the side. Plus, it’s cheap; very, very cheap. So yeah, forgettable trash that no non-fan will remotely care about and every fan will hate with a passion. Try harder next time.

Nora to Oujo no Noraneko Heart

And for our last short short, here’s one about a dude that gets turned into a cat (offscreen, so you know how much that matters) and is doted upon by a harem of silly girls that talk about food a lot. A dull, inconsequential middle-of-the-road moe comedy that’s only memorable for answering one question: What if you made a Flash short with elaborate bishoujo designs? Glossy screenshots but a lot of lazy tweening, that’s what. I can’t believe it’s not Trigger!

Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e

At least for the final show, we get something at least remotely worth talking about: “Classroom of the Elite” is a light novel about a regular duder who gets sent to a super special school for special people, and somehow I can’t even tell if it’s bad or not. The gimmick here is that the school’s a strict meritocracy and if you don’t perform, the entire class doesn’t get pocket money. The philosophical implications of this seem to be in the forefront, and sure enough, like any incredideep anime it opens with a Nietzsche quote and continues from there with a bunch of highschool Objectivists that talk about how not giving up your seat on the bus is a moral imperative. What makes me curious is that it’s hard to determine what the show’s actual stance on this is; it doesn’t seem to be on the asshole’s side, but the protagonist is just a quiet, cynical loner, i.e. better, but not by much. And it spins its wheels the entire first episode setting up the not terrible unique premise and its not terrible unique characters just so it can keep the not terrible unique twist of them (possibly?) having to work together for the climax. I don’t think it’s very good, but I am honestly curious where this is going. If it actually does something with its philosophy and said philosophy isn’t actually terrible (a tall order for a douchebag light novel), it might be an interesting watch.

[tylorhateclub]

Tylor actually makes the show worst with his whole personality and design. I swear that monster has a humiliation fetish with how many times he has embarrassed himself, especially in season 2.

GOD, THE WORST PART OF ALL OF THIS IS THAT HE WOULDN'T BE A GOOD SCARER IF HIS TIME AS JOKESTER HAS ANY TO GO OFF OF. HE JUST HAS THAT EAR SHATTERING ROAR JUST LIKE HE HAS THAT DUMB ASS DONUT BIT. HE'S A ONE TRICK PONY. HOW DID HE BECOME SCARE KING??? HE SHOULD HAVE BEEN DROPPED FROM THE SCARING PROGRAM DUE TO JUST HAVING ONE SCARE JUST LIKE SULLY WAS.

literally i’ve been saying this forever!!! like he’s so fucking bad at his job and he deserves to be fired i don’t know why he’s still here . we deserve a different protagonist. like the rest of the crew are so peak but tylor drags it down just by fucking existing. IM SO DONE WITH HIS USELESS ASS BRO.

[tylorhateclub]

Do you think tylor had a part in 9/11

[tylorhateclub]

everytime someone pisses me off I put them on a list in my notes app entitled tylor kinnies

[tylorhateclub]

hey guys. its fiction. its a kids show. this is a bit. betterhelp and talkspace are great options. get off tumblr.

[tylorhateclub]

if u guys are actually pissed about a hate blog for a fictional character, may i suggest therapy?

[tylorhateclub]

me and snail admin just finished s2 (I already saw it) and we've decided he's not forgiven!!!!!! KYS TYLOR

[tylorhateclub]

Hello!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I submit this for yall!!!! Thank you!! Good day!!

IM GIGGLING I HATE THIS STUPID CUNT IM SO GLA D HES DEAD

[tylorhateclub]

i hate tylor

[tylorhateclub]

i wanna fucking strangle him how was he popular with his wimpass stupid ass face bigass bug eyed bitch dorito ass cunt nobody tginks youre fucking funny NOBODY LAYGHS AT YOUR JOKES GET NEW ONES!!!! THIS SHOW WANTS US TO FEEL BAD FOR HIM BUT HE LITERALLY NEVER LEARNS. WHAT MAKES A PROTAGONIST LIKEABLE IS THAT THEU FUCK UP BUT THEN TBEY LEARN. HIS ASS IS NOT LEARNING THAT HE IS NOT FUNNY OR COOL. PUT YOUR BIGASS BUG EYES AWAYA ND OIT KF MY SIGHT

IKR what does he even do?? stupid ass cunt …

[tylorhateclub]

i dont even like helluva boss but i still think loona deserves better. #FREELOONA