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Hard Mode: Post a J-Pop Opening Song to coincide with your idea
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Noah Evans
>Virtual Sky Lanterns
It was once tradition for people to create sky lanterns, sending their prayers along up towards the heavens and hoping their messages would be answered. An app available for augmented reality devices renovates this ancient tradition: personal handwritten requests are now contained in virtual sky lanterns, publicly released into the night sky.
People carrying AR devices, such as contact lenses, smartphones or glasses, can see these messages under the viewing options. The plot follows two individuals encountering each other in a city, competing to answer these sky lanterns.
One of the individuals is a young woman volunteering for the recognition. She desires to improve her karma profile, a popular online trend designed to record altruistic actions. The second character is a heartbroken young man answering the sky lanterns to cope with separation.
Discovering these motives fosters concern. The young woman sees the young man answering the sky lanterns as an excuse to neglect the losses he suffered. The young man sees the young woman as a lonely person using the sky lanterns in hopes of find meaning in her vacant life.
As the two characters work together for certain requests, they begin to understand each other, eventually leading them to answer one another’s sky lantern request: helping the young man accept separation and finding a purpose in life for the young woman.
Grayson Jones
Character
>a girl who claimed she got transferred to this world from another world, claiming she had an ability to go back in time by dying, she mostly wears training jersey.
>a girl who claimed she got transferred to this world from another world, claiming she can always win any games (in actuality by making up new rules during the game), and a neet.
>a girl claiming she always solves another person problem but will make herself looks bad, a self proclaimed loner because of that (even though she always hangs around with a handsome and popular guy, but she said she want something GENUINE)
>a bland and generic girl who somehow attracts a lot of handsome guys. Somehow always do some accident like (accidentally opening bathroom when the guy is bathing, or when the guy is changing, accidentally touching guy chest, crotch, etc)
>MC a regular soldier who refuse to open his helmet, or speaks. Very loyal to its motherland and a bros before hoes kind of guy, and will do any assignment bestowed upon him if it was an order from the kingdom.He only communicate with his gesture
Plot
>One day in the castle, all those girls are gathered there by the king. Royal Priest said that one of them bears the power of hero who can saved the world from the upcoming demon lord. The soldiers and MC have to tend all those girls in the time being, until it revealed who is the real hero among them.
You know the settings
Daniel Hernandez
Pretty good. Is that there an anime like that?
Zachary Walker
I wish this was a meme instead of Keit-ai.
Dylan Jenkins
Pretty much every Makoto Shinkai works.
Lurk more newfag.
Hunter Jenkins
And here's the ED: youtube.com
Cooper Murphy
The world has been reduced to rubble. Humanity is nearly extinct. The half-destroyed cities have become uninhabitable through radiation. Beyond their boundaries, they say, lie endless burned-out deserts and the remains of splintered forests. Survivors still remember the past greatness of humankind. But the last remains of civilisation have already become a distant memory, the stuff of myth and legend.
More than 10 years have passed since the last plane took off from the earth. Rusted railways lead into emptiness. The ether is void and the airwaves echo to a soulless howling where previously the frequencies were full of news from America, Europe, and China. Man has handed over stewardship of the earth to new life-forms. Mutated by radiation, they are better adapted to the new world. Man's time is over.
A few score thousand survivors live on, not knowing whether they are the only ones left on earth. They live in the Tokyo Metro - the biggest air-raid shelter ever built. It is humanity's last refuge. Stations have become small states- nationstations, their people uniting around ideas, religions, water-filters - or the simple need to repulse an enemy incursion. It is a world without a tomorrow, with no room for dreams, plans, hopes. Feelings have given way to instinct - the most important of which is survival. Survival at any price.
Meiji-Jingumae Station is the westernmost inhabited station on its line. It was one of the Metro's underground stations and still remains secure. But now a new and terrible threat has appeared. Hinako, a young girl living in Meiji-Jingumae, is given the task of penetrating to the heart of the Metro, to the legendary Otemachi Station, to alert everyone to the awful danger and to get help. She holds the future of her native station in her hands, the whole Metro - and maybe the whole of humanity.
Henry Morris
cute girls doing cute things
in space
Eli Baker
Cameron Walker
You forgot to post a J-Pop OP
John Campbell
FINDS
Caleb Harris
Anyone have the armor-san pic? Would be a great series.
Logan Morales
Way to not break the chain faggot.
Mason Turner
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Mason Lee
What chain?
Jonathan Scott
What's the OP?
Ethan Davis
In 3035, mankind left the Gardens of Sol for the starry wilds of the Rim. Our first ships awakened the Outsiders, who consumed entire suns. To survive, mankind appealed to the Federation, ancient enemies of the Outsiders. Together, they crushed Outsider fleet, and burned their artificial worlds.
In the aftermath, the Federation controls and exploits all of the surviving human colonies. Anyone who speaks out against the Federation's authority is swiftly punished by Space Police. Retaliation is brutal, and entire colonies pay for the actions of a few dissenters.
It is 3060. A Federation transport ship is lost en route to a black ops site, and crashes on the remote human colony of Tyre.
On Tyre, school is disrupted by an unexpected crash. Three brave students discover among the wreckage: a lost cache of Outsider weaponry. Now humanity has a fighting chance, on the Road To Resistance
Lucas Collins
A friendly reminder that senpai noticed us.
William Campbell
An animated, fictionalized version of the Soviet war in Afghanistan. The main cast are members of a small VDV detachment sent to protect a forward base. However, they soon discover a far-reaching conspiracy within their own ranks, and the leader of the unit is forced to choose between his homeland, or his own humanity. As he dives deeper into the conspiracy, he discovers that it reaches to the very top of the Soviet government.
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Also the whole soundtrack is Alice in Chains.
Adam Carter
Google "3206139". Shit bricks.
Jack Morales
>MC moves to a new town and starts at a new school
>(un)fortunately for the MC his last name is the same as that of a large, well known yakuza family in the area
>this is played for laughs at first, with students assuming that he's the heir to the family and the MC plays along more out of bad luck than anything else, with no one giving him a chance to explain that it's a coincidence
>eventually the yakuza get word that there's someone new in town and he's supposedly part of their family, and they send guys to pick him up
>misunderstandings continue when he's brought before the boss of the family in the town, and in order to keep himself from being killed for impersonating a family member, the MC has to pretend that he really is a part of the mob
>through sheer luck he manages to satisfy their questions about how he is related to them and they welcome him as one of their own
>as the show goes on, he becomes more involved in the yakuza operations and ends up being the thing he was only pretending to be
>the family is tightly woven into the fabric of the town where they are thought of more highly than government and police both
>as such, he earns a great deal of respect (rather than scorn) for being a gang member
>but when corrupt cops decide that the mob hasn't been paying them enough, they try to bring down the family that has lined their pockets and replace them with one they can control
>using underhanded and downright illegal tactics, the police fabricate evidence, pose as yakuza and perpetrate crimes, and do a myriad of other things to spoil the yakuza in the eyes of the townfolk
>despite the fact that he is pretending, and despite the fact that the MC doesn't really have much good to say about gang members, he finds himself oddly attached to his new town and his new 'family', and wholeheartedly takes up their quest to keep the town peaceful, even dirtying his own hands to protect the people who look up to the mob for help
Zachary Sanchez
This is like the Ghost Slide JRPG all over again...
Mason Bennett
MC's a fresh out of high-school graduate who's barely turned eighteen and applies to work nightshift as a security guard at a museum; a museum that he's loved visiting since he was just a young boy, and also the place where he had met the love of his life eleven years ago, and also the place where the love of his life mysteriously vanished two months ago, working the same shift.
MC tries using his job to find any leads on what happened to his waifu, while exploring a really large museum full of artifacts that the MC absolutely loves. On the first night the MC must battle the urge to fall asleep on the job, and to do so he fixates his attention on an exhibit, a painting of the Hundred Years' War. Resisting sleep, he concentrates on the painting and just as he's about to doze off, something mysterious happens. The world around his barely open, squinting tired eyes starts to change and the MC finds himself in the medieval era amidst a battlefield between the English and the French in the Lancastrian War.
Nearly trampled by horses within the first few seconds, MC barely struggles to slip away before he is sandwiched by two, fighting soldiers. Just before he's about to die he reawakens in the museum, and starts to realize that if he focuses in on an artifact/exhibit in the museum, he can hop into the historical scene it represents; and he slowly starts to uncover that his waifu may be trapped in the past at some point in time. MC constantly hops into the past through hundreds of exhibits searching for his waifu and reliving history, interacting with various historical figures
In the finale, he eventually finds out his waifu accidentally got stuck in 1930s New York and became an influential singer songwriter, and because she's done something important in that time period, some strange phenomenon won't allow her to return to the present, and both decide to stay in that era.
Ayden Myers
A forest elf from a Tolkien like high fantasy world, falls through a portal to the normal mundane world. She appears in the well of a run run down mountain shrine. Where only a single young woman bothers to try and maintain the shrine.
The shrine woman, Maki, helps the forest elf, Faelyn, out of the well. After getting over the shock of the situation. Maki lets Faelyn stay in the shrine in exchange for watching over it. Every so often Faelyn will come out of the woods to spend time with Maki and learn about the mundane human world.
Faelyn's elf abilities still work. though her magic works to a limited degree in the forest around the shring, and basically not at all outside it. In addition to her duties at the shrine. Faelyn guards the plants and animals of the forest. She'll also rush to Maki's aid in the city.
Maki's 9 to 5 job is running her dad's motorcycle garage. While her dad and brothers work on the bikes.
Twenty six episodes of Maki and Faelyn becoming friends, lovers, and secretly married.All the while Maki ages while Faelyn doesn't. The final episode is time skipped a few decades after we last saw a very old Maki. Faelyn gets up, says good morning to a Maki's urn. Then after some light chores around the shrine. She goes down the mountain to watch over Maki's family from the edge of the woods.
Thomas White
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Jacob Wood
>An anime adaptation of Dune
>OP composed by Brian Eno, Played by Toto
>An anime adaptation of Jim Henson's Labyrinth
>OP by David Bowie
I thought up a whole list of these, but I'm a retard who forgot all of them but these two.
Juan Brooks
The OP is too upbeat. This would make a better OP because it's more subdued.
Daniel Campbell
A boy falls in love with a girl.
Unable to confess, he is gifted with by a deus ex machina with the girl’s phone number. Never minding the strange area code, he immediately calls her, and is overjoyed to find out that she has a crush on him as well.
But, the next day, when he recounts the previous day’s confessions to the girl, she only looks at him with a perplexed expression. After some investigation, he finds out that the girl he called is not the same girl he fell in love with. In fact, she doesn’t exist in this universe at all. She is the girl’s alternate universe counterpart, who has fallen in love with the MC’s own AU self, who too is blissfully unaware of her crush.
Hijinks ensue as the two strike up a deal to give each other their darkest, most private secrets in order to equip the other with the weapons they need to conquer the heart of their other selves. While the two chase their respective loved ones, DRAMA ensues as they begin to fall in love with each other instead and question the NATURE of LOVE.
Colton Powell
An ex-terrorist repents by becoming a Buddhist monk in a monastery carved out of an asteroid, whose clergymen are all ex-criminals.
Caleb Evans
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Camden Cooper
Lolis skateboarding competitively.
Xavier Cooper
>Future Daughter Bride
A loser NEET from the Nineties gets visited by a girl who calls him Daddy. He thought she was a prostitute, but it turns out she's his daughter from the future who's there to help him get together with her mother so that she'd be born.
She's actually her own mother. She fucks the NEET and gives birth to herself, and in order for her to get born, she needs to send herself, her daughter, back in time to fuck her husband and father.
Colton Lopez
I'm glad I'm not compile this just to be forgotten.
Leo Barnes
Months later, and all I want is this.
Samuel Stewart
Nuclear War happened and Japan is now a Fallout style wasteland.
Our hero was but a middle school aged boy before the war. Separated from his best friend, the girl next door, when their families were evacuated to separate vaults.
Now a man he leaves the vault to explore the wastelands and reunite with his friend. Along the way he acquires a harem and some platonic male companions.
During an accidental encounter with a wasteland gang, where he kills the gang boss and sends the others fleeing. He becomes infamous and a hero to some. Which causes every bad guy along the way to try and stop him.
Finding her vault, she was missing. Kidnapped during a raid. The hero tracks down the raiders and finds that his friend has become the new boss of the raiders. She had, in a few years, become the boss of bosses, of the wasteland gangs. The hero had caused her a huge amount of pain with the losses he inflicted on her. Can they reconcile their difference, or will they be fated to a fight to the death?