ITT: scenes that unintentionally freaked you out.
ITT: scenes that unintentionally freaked you out
Eli Bailey
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Jonathan Carter
>Unintentionally
Uncanny valley sensors screaming....
Charles Sullivan
That's a lot of unneeded rotoscoping.
Thomas Williams
It's fine, it's not real. Haruka simply imagines it, just like she imagines that she has friends. Or that she is an idol. What a weirdo, huh.
Jacob Bell
Why couldn't they just hire actual high school girls to do the motions for the roto?
Why did they animate over awkward, graceless hobo men?
The proportions give it away and their movements are so stilted.
It's so uncanny.
Ethan Kelly
Why are those potato chips in little plastic bags?
Christian Anderson
I actually like this scene, captures the awkwardness of the situation quite well
Jonathan Allen
*cookies
but it's just a weird and completely unnecessary thing that nippong does.
Evan Cruz
>packaged potato chips
Nathan Garcia
Japanese people are obsessed with cleanliness and that's why they are world champions in plastic trash production.
Julian Robinson
Mekakucity actors. You know the ones.
Christian Lewis
>cleanliness
Yeah, it's definitely not because of the fact that Japan is one of the biggest plastic producers. This has nothing to do with "cleanliness" and everything to do with corruption. The Japs love their cultural back-room handshake deals.
Dylan Stewart
>that's why they are world champions in plastic trash production.
Ironic. youtube.com
Aiden Thompson
I looked it up, and it doesn't appear Japan produces substantially more plastic than any other developed country of its size. If anything, it produces less.
David Parker
They rotoscoped two adult men for this scene, right?
Jace White
Fun Fact: type-hatena animated this scene.
Camden Jackson
No, it doesn't?
eubusinessinjapan.eu
>Japan is one of the largest producers of plastics in the world. With production at 11.02 million tons and total shipments at 13 trillion yen, the plastics industry takes up a significant share in the manufacturing landscape of Japan.
marketwatch.com
>Japan is the world’s second-largest per capita consumer of disposable plastics after the U.S., according to the United Nations’ environmental arm. The sub-group has also called out Japan’s lagging behind other advanced and developing nations in regulating plastic use. More plastic is produced per capita in Japan than in China or the rest of Asia, according to Statista.
statista.com
>China, responsible for 30 percent of the world's plastics production, produced 77 kg per capita, while the rest of Asia produced around 68 kg.
>Japan, which produced 4 percent of the world's plastic that year had an especially high per-capita share at 114 kg per capita.
Of course everything in Japan is wrapped in plastic. The Japanese government actively protects the plastic industry.
Julian Nguyen
Rice crackers
Austin Hill
no
Matthew Hernandez
And thanks to that they're not dying to corona.
Sounds like they're ahead of the West to me.
Thomas Green
Bananas go bad faster that way
Connor Brown
They are not dying to corona because they have a functional government and they DON'T have a pathetic culture of petty "rebellion" against social welfare.
It's not even "the West" that has problems with Corona, only the USA.
Gavin Baker
You go bad faster that way!
Hunter Bailey
I dont think thats the reason they're doing fine with corona
at all
Isaac Rodriguez
the armlenght screams male and so do the boots and it's disturbing
Jaxson Rodriguez
I'll say, she dropped those chips!
Camden Williams
It's been years and I still can't watch that to the end.
Isaiah Morris
The corona "pandemic" is a nothing burger.
Brandon Fisher
t.amerilard
Adam Sanders
>Higurashi was one of my first anime
>Conditioned to think that the sound of cicadas = foreshadowing for something bad happening
>tfw I keep hearing them in other anime and thinking that shit is about to hit the fan
Carson Stewart
>draw men
>call them girls