So what exactly is the message of this show it seemed to be going for an anti-escapism you need to accept reality to just alter said reality real fast
Abenobashi MahouShoutengai
Parker Murphy
Nolan Edwards
The message was to embrace brown lolis
Cooper Campbell
They were setting up for an absolute home-run of a growing up story and they completely fumbled
Jose Stewart
There is none. It probably has the worst ending in Gainax history.
Liam Smith
the message is fuck zoomers
Carson Diaz
the ending was fantastic though, exactly what you'd expect out of a company like gainax. fuck growing up, it sucks.
Nathaniel Rivera
FFTA done right
Connor Barnes
>WhAt'S tHe MeSSAgE?
teen thread
Christian Walker
idk
Liam Watson
O don't remember the ending at all. Who cares what it if there is even sd0m00
Jace Price
The ending was a sad one. Sasshi didn't learn to face and accept reality and kept escaping.
Jacob Gomez
>fuck growing up, it sucks.
You can't out yourself as a total fucking loser any faster than parroting defeatist aphorisms about adulthood.
Daniel Morales
>t. pathetic weak child who couldn't realize his dreams without relying on age power
Chase Lopez
>NOOOO YOU NEED TO DO SOCIETY TELLS YOU BECAUSE... BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO OK???
>GIVE UP YOUR DREAMS BECAUSE YOU CAN'T BE A PARASITE TO SOCIETY!!!11111
Liam Lewis
this.
Manga even has ecchi lewds of said loli
Grayson Perez
>antiscapism
da fuck? fuck no... They are just a bunch of random events without any sense or coherence.
Jacob Cooper
lol did you miss the main plot entirely?
Juan Brooks
It tackles a similar moral message that's often touched upon in other series such as EVA, Paranoia Agent or even Sonny Boy. That moral being that it's always worth seeing what the future holds for us, and to tackle our fears head on. Because even though times may be hard for you now, doesn't mean that they'll always be that way. And also If you could dream for eternity, eventually you would get very bored because nothing was dictated against you.
However unlike those shows, Abenoshi Arcade presents the opposite answer to this question
>but what if I don't want to deal with reality?
almost like a parodical take on that message. I'm not saying I loved or agreed with the ending. Because I do feel that it was too abrupt, but given the absurdist nature of the show, the ending isn't all too surprising. I can at the very least commend it for doing something out of the ordinary.
Henry Miller
wrong. D-
Brayden Roberts
I want to fuck prime Mune Mune.
Nathan Morgan
>Manga even has ecchi lewds of said loli
Meh, just a panel where you see her tits. Anime had way better fanservice of her.