Hanyo no yashahime

It's performing well and getting a second season most likely. Hatewatchers like these fags who pirate anyway have literally zero impact on whether something is a flop or not.

It's so fucking weird, her personality is all over the place. This show introduced her as a delinquent tomboy and then she has a complete personality change after episode 1.
Then in the 2 latest episodes they make her come off as a asshole that only cares about her own goals, it's like they really don't know what to do with her character.

They don't know what to do with any of their characters.
Why do any of them behave the way they do? None of it makes sense. Towa's motivations are batshit insane, while Moroha and Setsuna have no discernible motivations -- they do stuff because they do stuff.
Shit anime.

It's a thing within Rumiko's stories.
Just look at the cast in Ranma

Literally the only ones happy about this piece of shit sequel are the SessRinfags, and even then I don’t see what’s there to even celebrate.

Rin’s asleep trapped in a tree and Sesshomaru’s back to being an ass, he pulled a “I’m just gonna go out to get some milk” on his newborn daughters and they grew up not knowing either him or their mother. Hell Towa already has her own family in the form of Sota’s and I doubt she’ll be so quick to part with the Higurashi’s after they lovingly raised her for 14 years.

No one wins here.

>14
*10 years I meant

Këk it's kinda funny because akane always seemed too masculine to me and ranma even in his boy form is a bit effeminate

>Is it gonna flop hard?
Its rating is doing well in Japan so I doubt it. Everyone like the new girls.

It's doing really well actually

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>Moroha just does stuff because she does stuff
I thought Moroha does stuff because she wants to kill shit and eat lunch and dinner. She's a free spirit and doesn't want to rice farm.

is detective conan ever going to end jesus christ

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Its kinda like Inuyasha, pretty mediocre and directionless. Also really really underwritten.

They have that plot with the four perils, but the characters just keep accidentally advancing it instead of actually working towards it on purpose.
The only one who cares about the dream butterfly is Towa, the rest of the cast doesn't care and just goes along when its convenient.
They have the whole plot about finding out who their parents are, where they are and what happened to them. (Which I think should be their main motivation, especially since the audience also cares about that)

>First we're introduced to Towa as a violent delinquent who likes to pick fights, now she's suddenly a naive moralfag?
Yeah, its inconsistent and underwritten. I think Inuyasha itself was like that too, but its been ages since I watched the original show.

Overall I think its a comfy casual watch for nostalgia bait, but I wouldn't call it good. I am incline to believe it will do just okay and get a second season.

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Isn't it already?

What anime will end first: shin-chan, one piece, or detective conan?

Pokemon?

Moroha and Setsuna have been consistent so far, they're just doing their jobs to survive and don't have some grand motivation nor do they need one. Towa is the one unfortunately hit with the MC stick and whose personality has to adapt to whatever fits the plot at that moment even though she started out pretty interesting.

You're being unfair to Inuyasha, its direction was a lot clearer. From the beginning the goal of the main characters is to find the shards of the Shikon jewel, then as new main characters and Naraku are introduced, it evolves into finding the shards before him and kill him. The party travels to look for shards and leads about Naraku's whereabouts and always investigates to discover if he's behind something. All of them (except Shippo but he's the tagalong kid anyway) are personally tied to the villain one way or another so it never feels like they're just along for the ride, nor are there several major plot points that, for all the characters know, are disconnected even though they aren't like in Yashahime.

>When this sequel was announced people were speculating Inuyasha would be a bad dad and beat his kid while Sesshomaru would be perfect due to his penchant for kids (Rin and Kohaku)
>Turns our Inuyasha is the good dad here who was separated by force from his daughter by his piece of shit brother who also happens to be a fucking deadbeat and is pitting his two girls against one another to find out which one is “more worthy”
Sesshomarufags BTFO!

>All of them (except Shippo but he's the tagalong kid anyway) are personally tied to the villain one way or another so it never feels like they're just along for the ride
Kagome isn’t, in fact she actually has Naraku to thank for being alive in the first place. She’s just as out of place and literally “just along for the ride” like Shippo is. She has no personal stake in this whatsoever.