#ghost in the shell evangelion

[midddoriya]

90s anime

[natsukashii-naa]

1995 anime

[everythingranma]

Happy birthday to Koichi Yamadera! He is the Japanese voice of Ryoga/P-chan and the Jusenkyo guide 

Koichi Yamadera was born on June 17th, 1961. He also voices other characters such as Spike Spiegel and Ein (Cowboy Bebop), Mew (Pokémon), Togusa (Ghost in the Shell) and Ryoji Kaji (Neon Genesis Evangelion)

[metroid-prime-ribs]

I think that phones should have memory cards and should have hardware to assemble/disassemble them. You should be able to buy parts for customizing phones.

I want my tech to look like something from what the 80s or 90s thought the 2020s would look like

Why hasn't the capitalism machine thought to make more money like this?

[wonderful101gecs]

what the fuck do you mean the same animator did both the EoE Asuka fight and the GitS tank fight

[saucyzoo]

HD

Major Motoko Kusanagi from Ghost in the Shell Hatsune miku Red jacket cross necklace Misato from neon Genesis Evangelion Black hair with red tips (grey eyes) Ruby rose from rwby weiss schnee from rwby blake belladonna from rwby yang xiao long from rwby blonde usagi from Sailor moon

Okay, the plan next is to try and cross-script 20 of my top styles with these 100 ladies overnight using my computer instead of my phone and let it run while I am at work tomorrow and see how it turns out!

Stay tuned!

[zuhazavr]

My favorite anime ⋆ Ꮚ⁠˘⁠ ⁠ꈊ⁠ ⁠˘⁠ ⁠Ꮚ⋆⑅｡ ࣪ ♰ ୭ 𞋞

ghost in the shell 1995

ghost in the shell innocent 2004

Angel's Egg

Berserk

Appleseed

Evangelion

Blood: the last vampire

Vampire hunter D bloodlust

Memories

Jin roh

[sleepoverzine]

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[pugaisdreaming]

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made by pūga (me♡)

[ben-talks-art]

Things everyone loves that I never watched

And probably never will cause I'm super lazy... But I'll keep this list here in case I ever change my mind.

[lithiumandsushi]

Music, movies and, above all, Anime are the few things that still arouse strong emotions in me in a world made by no empathy and extreme invidualism. Happiness, anger, fear, surprise, sadness. These are some of Anime that, even after years, still give me those emotions.

[copperwaverider]

My 4 favorite anime gals! Courtesy of @mysmartarts on insta.

[thepersonaofwill]

Artwork of Motoko Kusanagi dressed as Rei Ayanami in the Eva suite 🌌

[volleypearlfan]

Follow up to cringe culture essay: animated film edition

My post about cringe culture, fandoms, and kids media, which you can read here, briefly mentioned how outsiders mock animation fans for using animated kids shows to say that animation is for everyone. I want to follow up on that point.

I had the displeasure of seeing an awful post on my Twitter timeline that went “the ‘animation IS cinema’ people always pick the dweebiest movies to make their argument. Just post Beavis and Butt-Head Do America guys, nobody would disagree” Wow okay mr edgelord. You sound like a stereotypical Disney Channel bully.

The ‘animation is cinema’ image comes from The Mitchells vs the Machines, which is a family-friendly movie that many hold up as a good example of an animated movie, and how animation is for everyone. This gets mocked by outsiders (usually snooty Letterboxd types) who think that this movie uses the “Grubhub art style” or some BS like that. As you can see, people who act like that think animation is only for children, and plug their ears and go LALALA when you bring up good animated kids’ films with mass appeal. Whether you like it or not, animation always has and always will be cinema.

This brings us to another problem: a lack of mainstream adult animated films. Thanks to the stigma that animation is only for children, we never get mass-marketed animated movies for adults these days, and any movies that ARE for adults are only shown at art house theaters. Sausage Party was a mass-marketed adult movie, but it alienated its audience with its crass humor and kiddie appearance (Silly Rabbit, CGI animation is for kids! /s)

I feel like if adult animated films were marketed more, they would reach a wider audience. As much as I love Mitchells and most of Pixar’s output, animation fans should definitely check out movies specifically aimed at adults. Expand your palate a bit. It’s okay to watch kids stuff, and it’s okay if you only like kids stuff, but adult animation needs to be appreciated more, since it suffers a stigma that it’s all low-brow, poorly animated, offensive comedy.

ADULT ANIMATED FILMS TO CHECK OUT:

Beavis and Butthead Do America (as well as Beavis and Butthead Do the Universe) - These are more teen movies then adult movies, and they are low brow, but they do it (badumtsh) in the best possible way

Heavy Metal (1981)

Watership Down*

Fantastic Planet

Akira

Ghost in the Shell

Perfect Blue

Paprika

The End of Evangelion

Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer

Princess Mononoke*

Princess (2006 danish movie)

The Plague Dogs

Entergalactic

The works of Ralph Bakshi

I Lost My Body

The Spine of Night

Pink Floyd - The Wall

The Prince of Egypt*

*these are technically aimed at kids, but I mean it when I say that they deserve higher ratings and feel more adult than family-friendly

Feel free to add more suggestions

EDIT: Bringing this back because Twitter is hating on animation once again, and acting like snobs by saying that Puss in Boots is bad. ANIMATION AIMED AT CHILDREN IS STILL CINEMA. CHILDRENS ≠ BAD. I hate Letterboxd bros

[acidicvoid]

Just bought a G923 and started discovering Assetto Corsa. Making skins now. www.acidicvoid.com

[nnddsss]

do some of you know some good anime movies? do you have any recommendations?

here is what I have already watched:

all of studio ghibli + nausicaa ⭐️

wolf children

angel's egg ⭐️

Jin Roh

Akira

Perfect Blue ⭐️ and Paprika

most of Makoto Shinkai

Bubble

Ride your wave

The girl who leapt through time

A silent voice

+ some others

my favourites have stars near them. I look for something that makes you feel emotions but also makes you think. I like magic and Sci fi the most, but I am open to other suggestions as well. I already have some on my to watch next list, like Ghost in the Shell, The Boy and The Beast, some of others Satoshi Kon's, etc.

but if you want to drop a suggestion I would love it! thank you so much!