A hard vacuum has more substance than K-On. …

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Comment on Hyouka “Actually Quite Sexy As Well” by Anonymous:

A hard vacuum has more substance than K-On.

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• Hyouka “Actually Quite Sexy As Well”:
  

  I don’t care anymore. It’s like 90% of anime are made so for the sake of observing moe girls in their natural habitat. I’ll be back for the next parody of how bland anime has become, cos I’m evidently never getting a good story again.

• Hyouka “Actually Quite Sexy As Well”:
  

  Because Hyouka DOES have a plot? Allow me to laugh at your remark in a polite way… “Ha, ha, ha”

• Hyouka “Actually Quite Sexy As Well”:
  

  but is that a bad thing? K-on gets crap cause it’s overhyped. The art has nothing to do with that. The problem is the fans who won’t shut up about it. I short, CAN WE STOP COMPARING EVERYTHING THEY MAKE TO K-ON? I’m sure it got it’s art style from something else just as this evolved from that. I don’t think it’s worth DEFINING kyoani.

• Hyouka “Actually Quite Sexy As Well”:
  

  Except this show isn’t K-On 3.0 It has more in common with Kami-sama no Memo-cho in set-up. Although, that tended to be more of a mystery of the week show, whereas this one will be dealing with one singular big mystery.

• Hyouka “Actually Quite Sexy As Well”:
  

  I’d rather have KyoAni do Little Busters! instead of K-ON!!! 3.0

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