That’s an unpleasant teacher.

>>2

The fact that the evaluation focused on social media is quite persuasive has a certain unpleasantness to it.

Burn-sama, you shouldn’t have watched Gundam from the start.

What are Mistburn’s grading criteria…?

>>4

………

Each has a clear direction, and it’s quite engaging to read.

Isn’t there a way to improve the broadcasting and distribution of the apocalypse a bit more?

By process of elimination, Freiza seems the most reasonable…

>>9

But I think what the teacher says is also true…

Does the popularity of current anime depend on social media…?

>>11

If it goes viral, the number of viewers will increase.

If the number of people watching increases, then the number of those who like the work will increase as well.

>>11

I mean, there are no other indicators.

Is this meme still around?

>>12

I mean, it feels like it was made in the flow of the old days that were created back then.

It’s a review that really pays attention… or rather, they just lined up the anime they’ve been watching.

You can somewhat understand the creator’s preferences…

The teacher’s and Freiza’s reviews of Gundam are too accurate.

I saw Cross Review Collo for the first time in 10 years.

I thought the one on the far right was super long and lazy!!! So I am Freizard.

I think it’s already certain that Burn-sama Shuji will die.

You’re not prioritizing the words of Great Demon King Mistburn, are you?

>>21

Perhaps the last one was a bit ambiguous for Mistborn, but since Lord Burn was endorsing it, that’s probably why it got that score.

This season there are a lot of anime that are unlikely to get as much attention, so just watch that, old man! Like, for example, “Zatsutabi”!

>>22

I really think Zatsu Tabi is perfect for Burn-sama.

This term!

The thread image is the same, but neither the opening nor the mist is interesting or necessary…

>>27

First of all, the Apostles of Abban worship the god of anime and are in a position where that alone is enough for them.

There are aspects that are necessary in comparison to the Demon King’s army.

>>29

Sales of the discs are everything, Pop.

I wonder which came first, a collaboration like that or this one.

The only interesting part was when Mr. Aban switched to social media.

Why are you breaking Hadlar’s fingers?

>>30

It can’t be helped, since C3 has turned into a battle development.

I think that since Mr. Aban only looks at things based on whether they will sell or not, it’s rather the case that the table wouldn’t be complete without him.

Mistubaan is uhn.

Wataru was told that children’s anime isn’t something adults should watch, and well…! That’s true, but…!

I’m curious about what kind of reaction this would get in the single game.

>>33

While it was interesting up to a point, I find myself counting down as the peak gradually comes to an end.

>>57

It’s one in autumn and two in JC, I guess…

I somehow feel like all three images were made by Freizaard.

It’s mostly Fraizard, but the Apocalypse Hotel is interesting.

You just want to count on your fingers, Lord Baran.

>>38

Trying to break the fourth one already even though the third one isn’t settled yet…

But it’s better to have an anime that sells than one that doesn’t.

>>39

I remember someone who tried to negotiate with the rights holders for 50 million, but they were told it wasn’t a financial issue and thus were rejected.

I saw the latest version of Reiwa for the first time.

In other words, it’s already predetermined that the protagonist will go through unpleasant experiences just because it’s a Gundam.

The one giving the most ridiculous scores is definitely Burn-sama…

The complete silence, lacking even an ellipsis towards Mistburn’s Quax, is scary.

I really think there will be an anime for the teacher’s past story.

Wataru doesn’t deserve 10 points.

I like how it’s like when Professor Aban returned to Burn Palace, using the new metric of social media popularity as a weapon.

The anime was good, but it didn’t really become a trend or topic on social media.

I just realized, but in this children’s anime, the one who is the biggest kid among them all is Fraizard, isn’t it?

>>49

“Rolling is so uncool! It’s the level of a little brother who just started saying it.”

I respect how Burn is always watching anime at his own pace; Hadlar no longer has the energy to watch a 30-minute anime.

It’s not that kind of thing, but somehow before I knew it, I had physically broken Hadlar’s fingers.

The anime adaptation of Avan-sensei’s prequel story raises the topic of the major hurdle of the voice actor.

>>53

It would be good to have Kenichi Suzumura do it under collective responsibility.

Originally, that person wanted to do the avant-garde but couldn’t go to the audition due to circumstances.

I was complaining.

I forgot the name of the Apocalypse Hotel, but wasn’t the release faster in remote areas?

>>54

Docomo’s video site offers free subscription services, but Abema is faster.

You can watch it for free in a few days.

Aside from having 9 or 10 Apocalypse Hotels, Freizard is completely right.

The fun of anime is determined by the excitement on social media.

>>56

Bravely Default is about to become a masterpiece!

>>60

A true masterpiece.

>>56

It has twisted in an unpleasant direction, Awan-sensei…

Getting 6 points with Wataru means that Aban-sensei has become more lenient…

>>59

Even just one would be fine.

>>59

I don’t know, but it seems like kids like it, so it’s probably fine; that roundness definitely never existed before.

>>59

If it becomes too harsh, it might return to the anime of Dragon Quest: Dai’s Great Adventure, so perhaps they couldn’t be assertive…

I recommend the misunderstood workshop owner, Barn-san.

Is it true that “I Was Alive” has become an ultra-masterpiece? You mean the creator?!

Freyzard may not understand because he’s young, but Wataru has a lot of strangely dad-oriented humor…

This week, Hiyama was doing Ultra Soul, and the commentary was lively…

>>66

An anime that doesn’t trend on social media is a bad work, you know.

You can see the traces of the paint, so it’s a different person, right?

I hadn’t watched “Dragon Quest: Dai’s Adventure” because I thought the art style looked old-fashioned, but I might like that character Fraizer.

In reality, Wataru’s toys are selling well, so you never know what’s going on in the world.

The impressions I saw for myself are too few, right, Aban-sensei!?