Can we all agree that 80s chill rock was a terrible op for this
IIT: openings nothing like the anime
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Nicholas Rogers
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Brayden Mitchell
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Sounded way too upbeat compared to the series' grim, bleak, post-apocalyptic world. Still a great song though.
Wyatt Cooper
Flyers from Death parade
Owen Lopez
absolutely. cool song but it just didn't fit
Tyler Moore
Sure, but we can all agree that the ending was PERFECT.
Christopher Davis
>80s chill rock
do you even Sup Forums
Isaiah Long
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Isaiah Foster
>historical series/setting
>random rock or pop opening
Blake Howard
Samuel Price
fitting too
Eli Bennett
>Can we all agree that 80s chill rock was a terrible op for this
tell me why
Luke Scott
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Joseph Gray
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I fucking DARE you to find something more misleading. OP's example is okay, but baby tier.
Levi Green
Shuffle! totally doesn't deserve this OP
Charles Campbell
Yeah, that's actually a decent song.
Christian Rogers
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And the all time champion ( take note):
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Ryder Davis
I never understood why they went with this song.
Colton Ward
Tell me why, tell me why,tell me what you want
Ryan Morales
I think it fits as a sort of ironic contrast, demonstrating how fucked up it is for Guts and how hellish is struggle becomes and showing the opening as a sort of reflection on how things could have gone well.
The emotional contrast between the opening and the ending is also perfect, musically showing Golden Age Guts descent from friend filled adventures to hellish loner nightmare fantasy.
Anthony Bell
Narutaru is unbeatable in the misleading OP stakes, but Magipoka is a worthy second. I just love the torrid yuri lyrics too especially in Kotomi's free interpretation that tries to match the language with the visual tone rather than going for a literal but lifeless translation.
Ryder Stewart
Madoka back when it was airing tricked a bunch of people before episode 3
Asher Baker
How could anyone have been "tricked" after the cold open?
Sebastian Bell
It contrasts the dark past (opening riff) and kind demeanor of kenshin
Ian Bailey
I think it was pretty fitting for the most of Golden Age arc.
Joshua Turner
Caleb Watson
Good job there, user, only 24 posts in the thread before yours yet you didn't even bother looking at them.
Gabriel Foster
Manga was way better
Isaac Martin
The cat is Mephistopheles.
Lincoln Wilson
>not having your grasses on
Chase Lopez
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Rock the Planet from Urusei Yatsura. Oddest thing is that there's space travel and aliens in the anime, so it's not even that out there, but they never actually go and do a space arc involving everyone like the opening suggests.
Adam Adams
The OP for Gakkou Gurashi, at least for the first few episodes.
Sebastian Stewart
Tower of Druaga comes to mind for its ops
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It comes off as an mmo but is fantasy
Ayden Perry
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Brain Powerd. OP is nothing but naked chicks flying around, but the show itself is typical Yoshiyuki Tomino and barely even has any nudity beyond the opening.
Eli Taylor
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I love how Paranoia Agent's opening seems ridiculously off-base until you get about two-thirds of the way through the show and realize that it's actually perfectly representative of what the show's really about.
Colton Baker
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Fucking Imagawa. I was hoping a fun throwback to the old tetsujin, but instead I got a dark, brooding slow paced show with very little action.
Justin James
The second opening was more unfitting especially because it started playing at the pinnacle of the series with most fights
The bast part is where you see Aoshi walking with his big ass sword probably thinking about murdering Kenshin and the bitch is singing "I love you"
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Liam Cox
underrated post