Was this supposed to be deep?

[Colton Phillips]

Was this supposed to be deep?
I mostly found it funny.

[Jordan Miller]

only Japanese can understand Penguindrum

[Eli Reed]

There's nothing about Penguindrum that's specifically Japanese only. Except maybe the fear of train based terrorist attacks.

[Parker Wood]

Year of the Linux desktop.

[Easton Wood]

It's both funny and deep.
That's Ikuhara's style.

[Michael Lewis]

IMAGINE

[Gavin Young]

youtube.com/watch?v=llMjGASKWro

[Adrian Cruz]

I still have no idea what were those penguins doing

[Alexander Anderson]

Classic example of something pretending to be deep with obtuse symbolism and meaningless, cheesy oneliners. Of course, dumb people mistake this for actual depth and praise it even though it hasn't actually done anything.

[Eli Long]

Pay attention to who each penguin belongs to, and then watch their actions

[Joseph Diaz]

Funny, cute and deep.

[Ryder Mitchell]

monolingual

[Nicholas Allen]

Pity (You)

[Logan Moore]

I'm very smart

[Jaxon Russell]

I just like the firs OP

[Adrian Walker]

Both, really.

[Mason Rodriguez]

shit was more confusing than Utena

[Matthew Reyes]

>not the first ending as well

[Ryder Rodriguez]

Honestly, this is all I can remember out of this shit:
youtube.com/watch?v=2jtxOJbzDI8

That, and that trippy ass first ed.

[Colton Jones]

I never understood the incest.

[Jacob Jones]

It loosely signifies the dissolution of control structures

[Nicholas Richardson]

It was just boring
Deep, shallow, who cares. It's like so many stories from 'intellectuals'. So obsessed with manufacturing its message that it forgets inspiration and passion.

[Robert Brown]

You say that as if creation something from inspiration and passion doesn't inherently have a message by virtue of being a part of the creator realized.