But but but this was moe back in the 90s!!! …

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Comment on “I Made Azunyan into a Nineties Character” by Anonymous:

but but but this was moe back in the 90s!!!

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• “I Made Azunyan into a Nineties Character”:
  

  Bizarrely enough, I thoroughly enjoyed Lucky Star and K-On! and thought that Azumanga Diaoh was way too childish…

• “I Made Azunyan into a Nineties Character”:
  

  true

• “I Made Azunyan into a Nineties Character”:
  

  I’m anon from 22:35 and i agree with above anon but i wasn’t even referring to the above picture, which may or may not be fitting. I’m not a nostalgiafaggot or so you are too: You can’t deny the fact that something is lost since they don’t use cels anymore. EVERYONE says that if they were born before ’85. this has nothing to do with nostalgiafaggotry at all, it’s just that a lot of kids those days can’t or won’t appreciate aome nice handycraft and are happy with their factory-produced anime …

• “I Made Azunyan into a Nineties Character”:
  

  Looks like 80s not 90s.

• “I Made Azunyan into a Nineties Character”:
  

  If you can appreciate vintage anime: you are a faggot; and a POSER. Any real anime fan can enjoy anime regardless of the year it was made.

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  BANZAI Finally its about time damn it.

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  Is anyone actually complaining about the 3D? It looks fucking gorgeous. They really did a good job with the cel shading.

• Electrifying Mikoto Misaka Figure:
  

  Somehow, not a single figure of Misaka has done it for me. There’s alway something ‘off’. Misaka is one of the few characters that I don’t need to see sexualized. I really like her for her personality, not her sexyness.

• Electrifying Mikoto Misaka Figure:
  

  Well, living with a very sexually expressive roommate might be one of the reasons.

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  REBEL 1: ACTION