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Fujio Akatsuka Thread - Osomatsu, Bakabon, and more
The anime will be airing every Monday night at 1:30Am Japanese Time (which means that every episode will come out on Monday for us westerners, since a day in Japanese television starts at 5Am and not at midnight like in western TV schedules).
Speaking of air date! Official new designs were confirmed back in August, as well as the poster for this season having been released just a few days ago with the release date.
If any of you feel like something is up with the artstyle this season that's because Eiji Abiko (the animator behind Iyami Kart) is in charge of this season's character design department. IIRC the early reveal of the designs had a mixed reception online (mostly in the form of the tiny-face Karamatsu meme from Japanese twitter), but knowing that the show has four different animators, and with the entire staff returning for S3, the artstyle being a hit or miss here should not influence much for the near future.
I've been watching Osomatsu-san (as well as reading the bits of translated manga) and I've been enjoying it a lot. Definitely looking forward to Season 3.
Personally, I always enjoy the small bits of meta-commentary they do in the first episode of each season, especially because I'm absolutely sure those are legit "criticisms" the show has gotten, especially from the western side of the audience (since everything is so PC and diversity-quota-based here in the west). It honestly reminded me of South Park in a way, and I cannot wait for next Monday to get back on the tradition!
Is it just me or this season is taking a more serialized turn in comparison to the previous two seasons? Sure, there has always been a timeline, a continuity despite the status quo always remaining supreme, but between the AIs seemingly keeping track of the sextuplets and trying to win their approval, and the fact that they addressed Totoko's and Nyaa-chan's dynamic in the movie (in comparison to their dynamic in the show) is causing me to believe we could be having an overarching plot this season.
And, in all honesty, I'm all down for it! Because I loved what the movie had going on, and I like seeing them experiment with the plots, characters and skits.
I just LOVED Nyaa-chan and her baby, I didn't think I needed to see her in a ponytail this badly until now.
The ichimatsu radio part dragged on too long for me, especially since the only thing todo really did was literally explain the joke. I get that it's the whole boke and tsukkomi comedy thing but it just didn't land IMO. I enjoyed the other skits though.
Is it just me or this season is taking a more serialized turn in comparison to the previous two seasons? Sure, there has always been a timeline, a continuity despite the status quo always remaining supreme, but between the AIs seemingly keeping track of the sextuplets and trying to win their approval, and the fact that they addressed Totoko's and Nyaa-chan's dynamic in the movie (in comparison to their dynamic in the show) is causing me to believe we could be having an overarching plot this season.
And, in all honesty, I'm all down for it! Because I loved what the movie had going on, and I like seeing them experiment with the plots, characters and skits.
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I just LOVED Nyaa-chan and her baby, I didn't think I needed to see her in a ponytail this badly until now.
