>>1

It’s sad to say that the broadcasting slot is probably the worst one.

I plan to watch the Princession Orchestra, but it’s in the morning…

>>3

It’s a region where broadcasts are not made, so I can wait for the distribution with peace of mind.

For now, I guess it’s Yaiba and Vigilante.

I’m curious about a certain summer.

It’s about something that happened during the match.

I wonder if I’ll watch something like Cowboy Bebop…

I can’t find Gs Axe in the recorder’s program guide.

>>7

It seems like it’s been scheduled for a one-hour slot together with some unrelated variety show.

It’s Ueda and that thing called Woman DEEP.

>>9

It seems that this doesn’t come up when you search by genre in anime, so be careful when looking for it.

>>37

Rather, it earns a ridiculous amount of money; the viewership ratings are at a level that can’t even compare to Gundam, so it’s a ride-along.

I’m looking forward to having a voice.

Both of the ones from last night were good.

>>10

What happens when a witch dies?

>>12

Ballpark

>>14

It turns out that the Thank You Witch wasn’t the fastest after all.

An anime in the style of a Western film like Lazarus.

It’s either embarrassing or uncool… Isn’t it enough if they’re Japanese or Asian?

My future looks interesting.

Why can only Ziek Ax not be recorded in the fastest NTV slot? What kind of harassment is this?

Mr. Chūzenji sees.

I only read the web version before, so I learned for the first time that Theogony not only got published as a book but was also adapted into an anime from an image.

Will Guilty summarize the main story in the anime?

I wonder if it will be a sequel or additional content to the game’s story.

While looking at this image, I was trying to find out which original to watch, and I thought, “Aren’t there quite a few adaptations in the beginning of Guilty Gear that are really loose with the source material?!”

Since the affiliated station, Yomiuri Television, is achieving results with MANPA, the key station will do it too! It’s just a way to boost the ratings!!

>>21

I only know shows like Oha Suta and Tensai TV-kun that combine anime with non-anime content…

Well, there’s no doubt that Zeke Ax is definitely not even at 5%, so he’s on the receiving side…

They’re even turning a corrupt lord into an anime… It’s amazing that two mecha web novels have been adapted into anime.

Well, considering the previous one, I can’t expect much.

>>24

They exaggerated a really boring original anime scene like crazy.

I didn’t expect the first episode to focus entirely on the past life segment.

Small-town enjoyment.

I’ve only heard that the changes in the anime original airing are terrible.

It might turn out to be something bad from the mob’s side.

The confused workshop owner is gratefully a frame that can be looked at without thinking.

I’m looking forward to Vigilante because the original was really enjoyable.

It seems that there are many situations where Witch Watch will become more interesting by moving, so I am looking forward to it.

I want Guilty Gear to break the rule that “anime based on fighting games are bad.”

I thought it was annoying that Yomiuri TV was putting together the framework.

Speaking of which, the new Gundam is in Yomiuri.

I see, combining two completely different viewer demographics into one program is a life hack that allows for the aggregation of both ratings…

Isn’t this just for those who don’t want to be recorded?

I’m looking forward to the gorilla princess.

Today is Your Format.

Also, the final episode of Bebop.

>>32

Hey, wait a minute!

Look at the strongest king.

>>35

Please put it on, Takamine-san, look as well.

Why is it Gag Manga Biyori now?

The gorilla princess has been adapted into an anime, huh?

I wonder how many years ago I found out.

It’s amazing to be able to watch Gundam, Uma, Yaiba, and Guilty all at the same time; I must be living a long life.

As expected, the isekai genre has also decreased.

Out of bullets, huh?

I found myself thinking, is “Guilty” referring to “Guilty Crown”?

I still haven’t healed from the damage caused by the Mujina arc of the winter anime that I was looking forward to so much that I went to see its early screenings twice.

Spring is on its way with guaranteed fun from the adapted work… but the Gundam advance screening was interesting, so I’ll definitely watch it after all.

For now, I think I’ll watch Zeke Axes, YAIBA, and Vigilante.

It feels like the others depend on their reputation.

Before I knew it, Yaiba is about to begin.

I’m really looking forward to seeing Mr. Chūzenji.

Each episode has a different production company…

A Stray Cat Overrun! Huh…

Even if Gundam is the fastest on Nippon TV, will the momentum of the live commentary thread decrease?

It was normally good, but it’s surprising that Awa-ren-san is getting a second season…

>>49

The voice is…

It seems like there’s no need to look at anything other than Zikax.

I just realized that the first episode of the witch has ended, and I’m sad that I missed it.

It is said that Uma Musume might divide the horse racing thread and the anime thread.

>>53

Horse racing thread! Anime thread! Success! Thread!

If this really happens, it could become a huge nuisance, but something similar happened during the NHK special program on Oguri…

The manga with this design by Kuron is regularly a hit, isn’t it?

Is it okay if it’s not Kirara, but do you have something in the Kirara style?

>>55

Anne of Green Gables

>>55

thing?

>>59

I thought I had heard it somewhere, but is it the manga by the person from Yuru Camp?

>>55

If it’s original, days may pass, but the food is delicious.

Was the “Zatsu Tabi” popular enough to be made into an anime?

I can’t read the title on the left of “Rock is something of a lady.”

>>57

The genius healer who was banished as useless despite healing instantly is now living joyfully as a dark healer.

The mystery-solving will be animated after dinner, even though my shoulder is red…

I’m curious about “Onijin Gentou Shou,” but the studio…

I seriously wonder what the key stations are thinking with their 45-minute or 15-minute starts.

>>62

Honestly, the original broadcast slot for anime isn’t that important anymore…

The time is unstable, and they are probably ignoring the live broadcast during the late night hours.

The Dark Elf from Nakano Sora was popular enough to be adapted into an anime.

Mr. Chūzenji is making an anime.

I learned it for the first time.

It’s been set to start in 45 minutes + ultra, enough already…

Wasn’t there a drama called “The Mystery Solving After Dinner” quite a while ago?

>>69

The drama was done in 2011.

They are currently rebroadcasting in celebration of the anime adaptation.

I like the manga version of the country old man, so I’ll watch it just in case.

To be honest, being based on the novel version…

>>70

It seems like there are many anonymous users itching to hit, and I’m really not looking forward to it.

I’m not very familiar with Gundam, but since I found Mercury interesting, I’ll check out Zeke Axis.

I guess it’s about the same as Mr. Chūzenji.

It’s not a new work, but there’s also Gegege no Kitaro, and this season both Mizuki’s anime and Kyogoku’s anime are airing at the same time.

I watch Gag Manga Biyori.

I remember that Anne’s friend was the one who had a terrible experience, and that it somewhat influenced my preferences.

There are a lot of lilies.

I’m really looking forward to Zeke Aks and Singre.

The witch dies quickly, and I’m watching it now, but it’s quite a painful story from the first episode. I was expecting something like a witch’s journey, but it feels a bit different.

>>79

I never imagined that you would modify my daughter’s body…

>>81

Dad isn’t Dr. Tucker!!

The misunderstandings of the workshop owner were refreshing enough that it felt like I was in that kind of situation.

But it didn’t feel too sarcastic.

>>82

Maybe it’s because “misunderstanding” is in the title.

There are a lot of anonymous people who react negatively to that, so the commentary might get chaotic.

>>82

I wonder why you misunderstand it that much; it’s set up properly, after all.

There are quite a few things I want to see, like Jikuaksu, Mr. Chūzenji, and mono…

It’s already clear that Gundam is the sole winner based on the popularity during the Mercury era and the popularity of the theatrical version.

Is a rock lady erotic?

What is the Apocalypse Hotel?

If you start with the anime, you might be scared by Inari being too much of a thug in Singre.

>>90

Well, in the first season of the anime, Tamamo Cross doesn’t really play a significant role…

Even though “Mono” has been released after “Yuru Camp” became a huge hit, the fact that it took this long to come out suggests what the content is like.

If you like Fairooz’s voice, you can go to the ballpark.

The sword saint old man is not a character design from a manga.

I don’t know if it’s the spring anime slot, but KoiPi was unnecessarily intense.

If you laughed, you lost.

The first season of “Mercury” coincided with “Bocchi the Rock,” so that was the situation.

I’m curious about Gundam, but is it the one I saw in theaters for the first two episodes?

>>101

The beginning part is limited to theaters.

How long are you planning to do ZEEKAX?

>>102

1 cour

>>102

It was supposed to be explicitly stated as one season.

>>102

One cour.

>>107

Eh, seriously?

It seems like there will be a series of incredibly fast developments…

I wonder if Nabeshin will properly make an anime like Cowboy Bebop since he’s been told to do so this time.

The ogre and the witch were pretty good.

I haven’t even seen the PV, but I’m betting on Lazaro.

Even if we take it as a promotional program for plastic models, can we expect as much as we do from Mercury?

I like Symphogear, but I’ve never watched any girls’ anime, so I wonder if I can keep up…

“They don’t seem to be interested in selling plastic models for the first season.”

By the way, the strongest king isn’t originally from Japan, is he?

This kind of thing is popular over there too.

>>115

It’s an anime adaptation by a Japanese person of a work that was a web light novel written by a Korean-American who was born in Korea, raised in America, graduated from Berkeley University, and used Korean and Japanese works as references, which was then comicized by an Indonesian.

>>125

What the heck, what the heck, what the heck, what the heck, what the heck, what is it!!??

>>125

What?

>>125

What the what the what!?

I wonder if there will be a sequel to Twins Hina and Hima.

Uma Musume

Gorilla

Gundam

Hotel

It should be a safe bet that there’s no way to miss or fail with things like blades.

Gorilla’s protection…?

>>119

In a world where you can gain the protection of various animals and abilities suited to them.

The protagonist girl has gained the protection and incredible strength of a gorilla.

>>122

I love animals, so I thought I would listen to this explanation and take a look.

Thank you.

>>119

I’m drawn to the impact of the title on Kadokomi, but I haven’t ended up reading the work.

I was thinking that there was an anime about a ball park before, but it was actually about a ballroom.

Lazaro feels different from what you expect from Bebop; it feels like overseas anime.

It feels like a historical drama format that strongly emphasizes the vertical axis of the story and wants to assert something.

The story, which is like a bebop champloo dandy showcasing Director Watanabe’s musical tastes, is the opposite type of a thin omnibus format.

Isn’t the gorilla the one with a story that feels like a shoujo manga…?

Gorillas are strong, you know…

I think that Chūzenji would be more well-received if it were more like a regular manga version.

66 trillion 200 billion in miscellaneous travel

>>128

I was surprised because I thought this was live-action.

I wonder what season of Black Butler it is…

Is there a TV Asahi slot starting today?

>>140

It’s the fact that it’s from 2345…

The small-town folk are a bit anxious about the length for the autumn and winter season in one course, but they are grateful that it will be completed to the end.

>>141

But two cours is too much, so there’s no helping it…

A work created by a Korean American was comicized by an Indonesian and turned into an anime in Japan.

Hmm, the world is spinning…

I’ve been watching various anime, and I’ve come to realize that net novels and light novels as source material tend to have low quality in both artwork and story.

>>143

The light novel adaptation was probably the best part, right?

>>143

I was really good at leveling up…

>>143

Maybe there are some internet novels mixed in with the high-quality anime that I think Anonymous likes.

>>143

Suddenly, the boundary of the sky was struck.

I wonder what a dark healer is like.

I thought the video with the twins had an interesting vibe, and then I realized it was a standalone episode.

>>146

In a way, it’s like an experimental work to see how far AI animation can go…

>>146

Is that the end of it?

I would like to see some development in a different medium as well.

I thought it was a monk’s request to wear them…

>>150

It’s a reality-altering ability user, Erocom.

>>153

Ero!

I thought the losing in was surprisingly good, but I can’t really think of anything else.

Is this really a story that passed the editing process, even for the receptionist girl?

I often hear people say I should become an author, but when it comes to real authors, they write stories that appropriately address various plot holes, and I think if you’re going to create something seriously, that’s how it should be done.

>>154

Both are web novels, so it’s just a matter of the differences between individual works.

Can you enjoy Zeekus even if you don’t know about Amuro?

>>158

I think you will enjoy it.

>>162

I’m glad. I’m looking forward to it.

The word “quality” is just too vague.

There are plenty of people who call works low quality just because they themselves don’t like them, even if others highly rate them.

Some people praise Re:Zero, but I think the story is quite messy.

It’s problematic to be bad just because it’s overseas cream.

Is this format of image still available…!?

>>166

The person who originally made it stopped, but someone else took over.

It’s a strange kid causing a stir related to “100,000 Characters-kun,” so don’t touch it.

It’s amazing that we can still see an anime with character design by Izumi Takemoto in the Reiwa era…

Starting on terrestrial broadcast for 45 minutes, huh… that’s a hassle…

Both McCain and I are from Aniplex.

The quality of the anime that Aniplex is involved in is high, regardless of whether it’s light novels or not.

>>171

Takao Amaku…

>>179

There are quite a few people watching that considering the quality of the anime…

>>171

The script for the first season was terrible, and Amaku Takao’s animation and sound design are also awful.

Is the ballpark a teasing type?

Ruriko’s boobs are huge.

>>172

I’m looking forward to the doujinshi.

I’m looking forward to it because I love the original work by the alien Moomoo.

Re:Zero has a pace that is too slow.

I hope there are some good surprises that I just didn’t know about.

I guess it’s fine to just watch it on a stream now.

There are no advantages to watching it on TV.

>>177

The broadcast is early.

It’s fixed time, so I can commentate.

The merits are about this much.

>>177

The live commentary thread is becoming deserted.

I wonder what Samapoke will do, but I guess I’ll watch it anyway…

I lost my motivation suddenly when I heard that we’re not going to do the first parody of Zeke Aks.

>>181

Does that mean there isn’t something like the first episode we did on Mercury?

I’m looking forward to the big failure of Ninkoro too much.