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I understand that you mean worst anime you ever watched to completion, without taking into account those that were dropped halfway through. I'd say Saekano does it for me. Even though I watched it many years ago and can't remember all the details very well (that and the fact that the human brain tends to suppress traumatic experiences), I recall it being an absolute mess. The plot has no coherence and goes nowhere, and it tries so hard to be depressing for the sake of it that it's embarrasing. Talk about forced drama. Some day I need to rewatch it only to see if I still feel it's that bad or even worse nowadays.

Kinetic novels are most definitely not video games. Regular VNs... I mean, there is some degree of interactivity, and you can mess up and get a bad ending, so you can call it a game I guess. Though as always, labels are arbitrary. You can call a Dolphin a fish and that would not change what a dolphin is. TL;DR I actually couldn't care less.

I binge-watched Shokugeki no Soma, up to the most recent episode, because I felt like it was an appropiate series to binge-watch Now I'm hungry.

Congrats on finishing ef. Take a *hug* Now you can go watch the anime if you feel like it. It's actually pretty good most of the times. Shaft gave it their own style and spice. They ruined the finale of Yuuko's tale though, so keep that in mind beforehand.

Well, they are better than TV dogshit at the very least...

Anime is trash, and so am I. VNs are lit tho

Not exactly on topic, but if I've learnt something about "golden ages", be in literature, cinematography, videogames, even life itself ffs... is that people tend to idealize the past and consider the current state to be on decline. Most often that not it's just a biased perception. Not to say that it's not possible to talk of some golden age in some way, but experience tells me to not pay much heed to those doomsayers that babble about how brilliant the past was and how bleak a future awaits us.

No complains.

What is dead may never die

That sucks man. I usually don't advocate drinking your grieves away, but sometimes you just need to give life that middle finger, and at least you are in good company and safe I hope you come back feeling better. I'll have you in my thoughts.

What a time to be alive. I tried to respond as more or less how my female alter ego would be. The results are as boring as I am, but I can't say I'm dissatisfied

You murderer! I have the impression that, contrary to all logic, the usage of a condom is intended to bring out the "dirtiness" of the situation in contrast with a more romanticized sex. School Days is the example at hand, but it's not the first time I see this. Kind of concerning.

Some people say it's the absolute best, no doubt, and others say that it's just another route and shoudn't get too hyped about it. Seems like it's fairly divided, and I like that Will do, definitely!

I finished F/SN Unlimited Blade Works

Usually at home, unless I take my laptop somewhere and happen to have some spare time. I don't really feel comfortable reading or even listening to music with other people around, even if I wear headphones

Yeah, I would say the muv luv trilogy should be around 90h, no laughing matter. But it's great, it's definitely worth the investment.

You can try your luck with the one of my avatar, eden* It's short, about 5-10h, and if you can get into it it's a beautiful experience.

I finished the Fate route in F/SN. So ok, if I'm understanding this correctly, the next route is UBW and is focused on Rin, and HF is focused on Sakura, correct? Well, let's see what it's awaiting next.

Just Monika.

That it is, but more than that... how could I put it... the whole purpose of the movie is to show two kids suffering to death. And you know that it ends like that since the beginning. There's no message to speak of (and no, I'm not counting the "wars are bad" thing, we all know that, come on...), it's not by any means an emotional movie, just a depressing one. It didn't even make me cry, and I'm a crybaby when it comes to fiction. It did make me feel sick to my stomach though. So yeah, that's why I find it despicable. On topic, animes that made me cry... almost all of them? I cry easily, but oddly enough I don't tend to cry to the scenes most people do, so there's that... And as for the ones that made me cry a lot, well, there's almost every key anime adaptation ever, sure, Clannad, LB, Air, Kanon, Planetarian... Plastic Memories that @Huang Ling Yin mentioned also hit me hard, even though you knew it was gonna happen, and I feel like it's an anime that it's often unfairly criticized too hardly. I thought it was overall good, and really great when it had to shine. And, for the sake of citing a so far unmentioned one, let's go with Rainbow. It didn't made me cry so hard as the others, but it was probably a lot more depressing overall. Hey, but in contrast with Hotaru no haka, you can find meaning in it.

Ooh, that reminds me... Inuyasha!! I totally forgot about that one, but it's most definitely an isekai, a classic and a favorite of mine from my childhood

Although you would be certainly a little bit late to the party, you can consider the experience of watching/reading it as another piece of weeb cultural baggage, why with it being so popular and all... So even if you end up hating it (which I doubt, if you go into it with 0 expectations, you will most likely be left indifferent), at least you would have that under your belt

Yeah, once put in that situation, that's true. The thing is, don't construct that scenario in the first place It's totally unnecesary. Yeah, well, I do think GGO is a little lackluster, but it was entertaining for me. And really, just don't take too seriously anything people say about SAO... We are probably the only freaks who engaged in a serious conversation about it in the last 4 years