When you realize that all that tireless following of a show, only to expect that the show did a one, big “F*** YOU!” in a form of sloppy, clichéd and haphazard manner to ending a story (or, to put it quaintly, guaranteed a sequel), what more can you take the insult anymore?
Well, Autumn 2009’s Kämpfer just gave me that middle finger sign.
(Video courtesy of seihaorg2)
The amount of dreg that was put into this one segment, cannot justify the many facepalms, sighs and flamethrowers I want to throw at this series. Others take it in their slide; this guy had it enough.
In fact, I’d just post up an Adepta Sororitas with a flamethrower to burn this to Warp.
If there was a speech I like to say, it’d be, “F*** you, animation studios! And that goes to all the new anime series pending to air or planning for review. Give me back to pre-2007 quality shows or I will instantaneously label all new anime shows as ’sucks.’ All hail all the old anime shows, for they are truly evergreen and can snuff out at the new shows!”
Tags: Anime, autumn 2009, kampfer, WTFH?!
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Since I never took the show seriously to begin with (and a show that can’t be taken in a serious way doesn’t have to be a bad show by the way, they are usually the ones I enjoy the most), I’ve been able to kind of enjoy it for what it was, so I wasn’t particularly annoyed by the way it’s ended – anyway, even if it’s not as oturageous as this (at least if Natsuru was more of a man it could have been a happy harem ending), most anime shows with their manga/novel sources still running usually have an inconclusive ending anyway
You have a point there: the show wasn’t a serious comedy (shall I call it “camp”, then?), but there is a limit to shoddy writing. That episode was absolutely bullcrap. Jumping the shark wasn’t even the phrase I’m looking for: there’s no boundaries I can think of when I watched the entire episode from its beginning to end.
Nevermind, Winter Season is coming. I won’t be bothering to say about the Winter Season in the near future, as I have real-life issues to deal with.