Underrated masterpiece.
Underrated masterpiece
Camden Robinson
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
en.wikipedia.org
twitter.com
Jackson Collins
Underrated? It sold extremely well and was very popular.
Ian James
It's on my ptw sell it to me without talking about the hot girls
Owen Martin
It's the best Tokusatsu anime.
It has fun fights, a nice message. And the human elements are well directed with good character development
Matthew Stewart
timeflop
Parker Miller
If it seems underrated on Zig Forums it's only because of the dumpster fire that are Gridman threads.
Kayden Martin
Criminally generic
Christian Hall
tell me anime with similar plot
Sebastian Cooper
It won awards because of how much better it was than other shows
Thomas Price
You talking about them thighs? If so, yes
Christian Williams
Eh....mmm.....lucky?
Jayden Price
It was an ok anime.
Lots of fanservice.
Alexander Scott
[Heavy breathing]
Anthony Ramirez
it had normal amount of
Ryder Brown
How? It was ireally popular and it still gets a fair bit of attention. You want underrated, go watch Level E or something. Haven't heard anyone mention it for years.
Andrew Carter
it has 7/10 on mal so it's underrated
Carson Adams
go back
William Walker
It could have been a masterpiece if it had more Borr
Isaiah Hall
I liked it.
Jacob Cox
It was the only TRIGGER show that didn't shit the bed somewhere in the second half
Leo Thompson
Agreed. It wasn't unpopular by any means, but it truly was fantastic.
Sebastian Bailey
Likely thanks to Tsuburaya Productions
involvement. It had Keiichi Hasegawa
as writer who had worked on several Ultraman series too. My worry is the sequel Trigger gets more creative control on the series.
Blake Price
All of Amemiya's previous works have been great throughout.
Nolan Reyes
>Is there a reason why, TRIGGER tries to make original works instead of doing adaptations?
>Making an anime adaptation is definitely not bad, it's wonderful but because it is an adaptation, the image is already there
>and it's not that fun to do for our staffs
>As a company, it's quite fun to think about something that's not yet out there
>We ourselves try to think up of how the world and the characters look like and make an anime out of it, those are what we call original works
>Is all of TRIGGER's works are original?
>Not all, but about 80% are original works
>Hm.. Personally I think many fans in Japan and overseas are introduced to Studio TRIGGER via Kill la Kill
>or in a sense that has a completely different style, Little Witch Academia
>if we talk about the most outstanding work within the anime industry since TRIGGER was founded,
>it has to be Kill la Kill, right?
>Yes, absolutely
>And Kill la Kill is an anime that can only be made by the staff, during that time
>So it's not something that can be easily reproduced again
Wyatt Hall
Loved it. Not underated at all for its genre.
However, gridman is a hard series for normies to get into.
Mason Martinez
it's decent all around, has good fights, has a really interesting ending, but most importantly, the OST is god tier.
Blake Hernandez
It was all a dream
Ryder Gutierrez
youtube.com
gridman made me feel happy
Adrian Cruz
Out of curiosity what other anime won this award.
Colton Hill
This show gave me a existential crisis.
>Did Rikka ever act out of free will?
>What are you supposed to do when you learn of God's existence, and she abandons you?
>Is there any purpose living in this 'fake' world?
>How do you deal with the fact there is a "realer" world than yours?
>etc. etc.
Gridman 'fixing' Tsutsujidai and following it to continue to exist was literally cruel.
Jayden Martinez
Yurishit