How did your favorite anime affect you?
How did your favorite anime affect you?
Alexander Gray
Other urls found in this thread:
Zachary Brown
The happy moments made me smile.
The sad moments made me cry.
Parker Jenkins
Got me to stop being an asshole and get in contact with my parents again. Before then we hadn't spoken in 6 years or so, over a stupid argument on the phone no less.
Thank you Kyoto Animation.
Mason Sanders
I became a NEET
Leo Morales
This.
Kayden Stewart
Kek
Cameron Cox
Not really in any other way but finding waifu.
Jaxon Ramirez
made me appreciate life
Isaac Howard
Made me learn frog to read the manga then I taught frog for a living
Jose Barnes
Gundam 0083 made me realize women.
Xavier Taylor
It made me want to fuck a zombie
Angel Peterson
Funny you'd post FLCL, It was my favorite anime during my teen years because I thought liking it made me look "grown-up" in front of anons. When I finally "got it" I kinda gave up on trying to look grown-up, so what was my favorite anime actually influenced me into liking other anime more than it, namely, Gundam.
Gundam influenced me a lot into not blaming other people for my shortcomings and helped me deal with a lot. Both are good shows in that regard, they bait you into being impressed by self-centered manchildren like Haruko and Char, showing dudes like Amarao and the federation in a bad light, just to ultimately have the childish protag show you can be someone without being a hypocrite. Damn, why do I sound 16 whenever I write about FLCL?
Adam Hughes
It made me run away from home
Austin Lopez
Name it, i also want to run away
Juan Parker
Turned me into an autist.
t. eva
Evan Gonzalez
It made me miserable for 8 years and (emotionally) blue balled me for the rest of my life. No regrets.
Juan Phillips
storytime
Andrew Gomez
It made me decide to go to music school to study jazz and composition. Now I write music for animation (though finding work is always a struggle)
voca.ro
Brandon Ward
Reminds me of Lupin III V.
Anthony Morales
what is this from?
Brandon Carter
Good ears. Lupin was cited as one of the things the director REALLY liked so the writing for this one specifically is influenced by that, though the show that inspired me to try to do music for animation was Cowboy Bebop.