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[_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)03:54:01 No.3188856
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)09:58:45 No.3188916
>>3188856
why is infantile behavior normal? anime is cancer
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)15:17:23 No.3189027
>>3188916
Go make some tables.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)16:18:37 No.3189045
>>3188916
Go to bed madcuck
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:03:01 No.3189058
>>3189027
>>3189045
someone looks butthurt lol
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:07:17 No.3189060
>>3188916
modern anime is cancer.
moe is cancer
harem is cancer
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:07:20 No.3189061
>>3188856
>just girly things
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:08:46 No.3189062
>>3189060
>t. never watched old anime
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:10:02 No.3189064
Sauce?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:19:45 No.3189068
>>3189064
Johnny Mandel - Suicide is Painless
pretty beautiful, will learn it on guitar tomorrow
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:24:24 No.3189069
>>3189064
>he doesn't recognize M*A*S*H* theme
what has this world come to
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:49:30 No.3189076
Meant sauce for the anime...
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:53:12 No.3189078
>>3188916
It isn't considered normal in the show, it is the 'unique' characteristic of the wind spirit, the
sylph called 'Sylphie.'
The character behaves this way because she is an air spirit (air spirit, air-headed; get it?)
It's just a regular trope to create a 1 dimensional character for comedy.
In a series where most of the other characters are stoic or otherwise corrupted in some form (the
pervert cat, thug sheep, hot-head mouse, etc.), Sylphie is meant to be a simple, less-violent
source of physical comedy.
Her actions are not meant to be taken as normal, they are meant to be funny. The characters in
the show do not react in this way because it is the audience's choice to laugh or not and they
don't need to add a laugh-track to indicate when they are trying to make a joke.
Or maybe they do because overall the show wasn't particularly funny.
In any case now you can see that it isn't cancer, just a relatively weak joke taken out of
context and not a 'moe' scene meant to be taken straight as 'normal' behavior.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:57:40 No.3189079
>>3189076
Amagi Brilliant Park
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)17:59:26 No.3189081
>>3189078
these fucking chinese cartoons man
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)18:11:16 No.3189083
>>3189081
You cannot put all the blame on the show's creators, since it was an adaptation of a currently
running novel series.
Basing the series off the source material available at the time, it is incomplete, but also
somewhat rooted in the author's original creations. The animators aren't going to pull anything
too drastic when it comes to adapting a script, so the characters will still act the same way
mostly and often have dialogue taken straight from the pages.
I have not personally read the series to vouch for this particular instance, but there is a
decent chance that such a joke could've been directly taken from the author's novel, not
something their script writers would come up with themselves.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/14/16(Wed)18:56:21 No.3189100
Nice choice of music my dude.
