skill issueReyalp51 wrote:
>Watching netflix
you lost me there
mid platform issueAnaxii wrote:
skill issueReyalp51 wrote:
>Watching netflix
you lost me there
it's mid because it's not only an anime platform or it's mid because it costs money?Reyalp51 wrote:
mid platform issueAnaxii wrote:
skill issueReyalp51 wrote:
>Watching netflix
you lost me there
how unfortunatePatatitta wrote:
half the animes I enjoy aren't on netflix or whatever streaming platform
I would argue that half the anime on the world isn't available on most streaming platforms, crunchyroll probably gets the closest but they're still missing a LOT of stuff, so I wouldn't say unlucky and more streaming platforms kinda suckAnaxii wrote:
how unfortunatePatatitta wrote:
half the animes I enjoy aren't on netflix or whatever streaming platform
THAT'S CRAZYJangsoodlor wrote:
Here in Southeast Asia we have platforms like iQIYI, Bilibili and Muse Asia (who just licensed animes and hosted them on YouTube, literally.) All of which can be access for free. But the quality is inferior to....alternative platforms I'd say. With most capping at 720p. So we don't need Netflix. Ever. IF you only watched Animes.
Here's free legal frieren on THREE DIFFERENT SITES btw
Even relatively obscure old anime like Shinsekai Yori can be found.
We don't have as many options here. Mainly crunchyroll which offers a few free anime (only 1 season) or a few youtube channels like TMS Latin America which uploaded (mostly old) anime, as well as streaming services like PlutoTV.Jangsoodlor wrote:
Here in Southeast Asia we have platforms like iQIYI, Bilibili and Muse Asia (who just licensed animes and hosted them on YouTube, literally.) All of which can be access for free. But the quality is inferior to....alternative platforms I'd say. With most capping at 720p. So we don't need Netflix. Ever. IF you only watched Animes.
Here's free legal frieren on THREE DIFFERENT SITES btw
Even relatively obscure old anime like Shinsekai Yori can be found.
and was it good?Ymir wrote:
I've watched No Game No Life, Cowboy Bebop and a bunch of Ghibli films on Netflix.
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
it ABSOLUTELY isAnaxii wrote:
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
it's been a while since i didn't chekc netflix, they surely added some anime in it :shrug:Patatitta wrote:
it ABSOLUTELY isAnaxii wrote:
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
yeah they have a nice library somewhat, but that's only a very small part of the entire industry. You could watch only anime on netflix but I truly believe that you should branch out and see older animes or less known anime, which are the type of thing that all streaming services are lacking on. Some anime are not in any streming service, and i'm talking critically acclaimed anime, not just some random OVA or something like that.Anaxii wrote:
it's been a while since i didn't chekc netflix, they surely added some anime in it :shrug:Patatitta wrote:
it ABSOLUTELY isAnaxii wrote:
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
isn't good to watch only anime in streaming services? like those that everyone watchesPatatitta wrote:
yeah they have a nice library somewhat, but that's only a very small part of the entire industry. You could watch only anime on netflix but I truly believe that you should branch out and see older animes or less known anime, which are the type of thing that all streaming services are lacking on. Some anime are not in any streming service, and i'm talking critically acclaimed anime, not just some random OVA or something like that.Anaxii wrote:
it's been a while since i didn't chekc netflix, they surely added some anime in it :shrug:Patatitta wrote:
it ABSOLUTELY isAnaxii wrote:
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
no? why the fuck would you ever do that?Anaxii wrote:
isn't good to watch only anime in streaming services? like those that everyone watchesPatatitta wrote:
yeah they have a nice library somewhat, but that's only a very small part of the entire industry. You could watch only anime on netflix but I truly believe that you should branch out and see older animes or less known anime, which are the type of thing that all streaming services are lacking on. Some anime are not in any streming service, and i'm talking critically acclaimed anime, not just some random OVA or something like that.Anaxii wrote:
it's been a while since i didn't chekc netflix, they surely added some anime in it :shrug:Patatitta wrote:
it ABSOLUTELY isAnaxii wrote:
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
alright mister weeb i get itPatatitta wrote:
no? why the fuck would you ever do that?Anaxii wrote:
isn't good to watch only anime in streaming services? like those that everyone watchesPatatitta wrote:
yeah they have a nice library somewhat, but that's only a very small part of the entire industry. You could watch only anime on netflix but I truly believe that you should branch out and see older animes or less known anime, which are the type of thing that all streaming services are lacking on. Some anime are not in any streming service, and i'm talking critically acclaimed anime, not just some random OVA or something like that.Anaxii wrote:
it's been a while since i didn't chekc netflix, they surely added some anime in it :shrug:Patatitta wrote:
it ABSOLUTELY isAnaxii wrote:
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
even some seasonal animes are missing. + There are culturally important anime that you may miss out on by just watching stuff on netflix. For example clannad after story is not in any streaming service, or 3-gatsu no lion, or suzumiya. Those are all very famous anime and overall very well respected, and you're missing out of them
+ Why would you NOT want to have a bigger library?, are you going to reject an anime that could be potentially really cool and that you're interested in because it's not on netflix? that's just dumb
just watch anime online on sketchy websites like everyone else, don't be loyal to a companyAnaxii wrote:
alright mister weeb i get itPatatitta wrote:
no? why the fuck would you ever do that?Anaxii wrote:
isn't good to watch only anime in streaming services? like those that everyone watchesPatatitta wrote:
yeah they have a nice library somewhat, but that's only a very small part of the entire industry. You could watch only anime on netflix but I truly believe that you should branch out and see older animes or less known anime, which are the type of thing that all streaming services are lacking on. Some anime are not in any streming service, and i'm talking critically acclaimed anime, not just some random OVA or something like that.Anaxii wrote:
it's been a while since i didn't chekc netflix, they surely added some anime in it :shrug:Patatitta wrote:
it ABSOLUTELY isAnaxii wrote:
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
even some seasonal animes are missing. + There are culturally important anime that you may miss out on by just watching stuff on netflix. For example clannad after story is not in any streaming service, or 3-gatsu no lion, or suzumiya. Those are all very famous anime and overall very well respected, and you're missing out of them
+ Why would you NOT want to have a bigger library?, are you going to reject an anime that could be potentially really cool and that you're interested in because it's not on netflix? that's just dumb
I am pretty sure these three are in Crunchyroll or HiDive but either way, not all anime are available in any streaming service outside japan, like the ones in the lists below (and I mean ANY, even obscure ones like Anime Onegai). (And these are only the anime released AFTER 2000)Patatitta wrote:
no? why the fuck would you ever do that?Anaxii wrote:
isn't good to watch only anime in streaming services? like those that everyone watchesPatatitta wrote:
yeah they have a nice library somewhat, but that's only a very small part of the entire industry. You could watch only anime on netflix but I truly believe that you should branch out and see older animes or less known anime, which are the type of thing that all streaming services are lacking on. Some anime are not in any streming service, and i'm talking critically acclaimed anime, not just some random OVA or something like that.Anaxii wrote:
it's been a while since i didn't chekc netflix, they surely added some anime in it :shrug:Patatitta wrote:
it ABSOLUTELY isAnaxii wrote:
not reallysametdze wrote:
its limited
even some seasonal animes are missing. + There are culturally important anime that you may miss out on by just watching stuff on netflix. For example clannad after story is not in any streaming service, or 3-gatsu no lion, or suzumiya. Those are all very famous anime and overall very well respected, and you're missing out of them
+ Why would you NOT want to have a bigger library?, are you going to reject an anime that could be potentially really cool and that you're interested in because it's not on netflix? that's just dumb
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
man the pages you use really must suck huhNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
yeah this is what I do tooYmir wrote:
As much as I want to support the animes I like, I'd do so through merch sales. Legal distributors of anime especially to Australia, are lacking.
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demoAnaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
i mean like media that are too gore or illegal (cannibalism, torture, r*pe, etc.)Patatitta wrote:
Anaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demo
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? why the fuck are you bringing up that ??????????????????????Anaxii wrote:
i mean like media that are too gore or illegal (cannibalism, torture, r*pe, etc.)Patatitta wrote:
Anaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demo
there will always be crazy people looking for those lost media but most of them will avoid those
wdym???? there are lost media that are lost media because it's literally thatPatatitta wrote:
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? why the fuck are you bringing up that ??????????????????????Anaxii wrote:
i mean like media that are too gore or illegal (cannibalism, torture, r*pe, etc.)Patatitta wrote:
Anaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demo
there will always be crazy people looking for those lost media but most of them will avoid those
we were literally talking about a makoto shinkai lost media thing and I mentioned that it probably wouldn't be that noteworthy and you go like OH BUT WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT TORTURE GORE LOST MEDIA WHAT ABOUT THATAnaxii wrote:
wdym???? there are lost media that are lost media because it's literally thatPatatitta wrote:
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? why the fuck are you bringing up that ??????????????????????Anaxii wrote:
i mean like media that are too gore or illegal (cannibalism, torture, r*pe, etc.)Patatitta wrote:
Anaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demo
there will always be crazy people looking for those lost media but most of them will avoid those
i've literally never said that...Patatitta wrote:
we were literally talking about a makoto shinkai lost media thing and I mentioned that it probably wouldn't be that noteworthy and you go like OH BUT WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT TORTURE GORE LOST MEDIA WHAT ABOUT THATAnaxii wrote:
wdym???? there are lost media that are lost media because it's literally thatPatatitta wrote:
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? why the fuck are you bringing up that ??????????????????????Anaxii wrote:
i mean like media that are too gore or illegal (cannibalism, torture, r*pe, etc.)Patatitta wrote:
Anaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demo
there will always be crazy people looking for those lost media but most of them will avoid those
yeah it's a fucking hyperbole it's called the english language, point is, you were doing your fucking best to move the convesation to the weirdest topic known to mankindAnaxii wrote:
i've literally never said that...Patatitta wrote:
we were literally talking about a makoto shinkai lost media thing and I mentioned that it probably wouldn't be that noteworthy and you go like OH BUT WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT TORTURE GORE LOST MEDIA WHAT ABOUT THATAnaxii wrote:
wdym???? there are lost media that are lost media because it's literally thatPatatitta wrote:
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? why the fuck are you bringing up that ??????????????????????Anaxii wrote:
i mean like media that are too gore or illegal (cannibalism, torture, r*pe, etc.)Patatitta wrote:
Anaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demo
there will always be crazy people looking for those lost media but most of them will avoid those
i didn't move anything, we were still talking about lost media because eblf mentionned it ._.Patatitta wrote:
yeah it's a fucking hyperbole it's called the english language, point is, you were doing your fucking best to move the convesation to the weirdest topic known to mankindAnaxii wrote:
i've literally never said that...Patatitta wrote:
we were literally talking about a makoto shinkai lost media thing and I mentioned that it probably wouldn't be that noteworthy and you go like OH BUT WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT TORTURE GORE LOST MEDIA WHAT ABOUT THATAnaxii wrote:
wdym???? there are lost media that are lost media because it's literally thatPatatitta wrote:
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? why the fuck are you bringing up that ??????????????????????Anaxii wrote:
i mean like media that are too gore or illegal (cannibalism, torture, r*pe, etc.)Patatitta wrote:
Anaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demo
there will always be crazy people looking for those lost media but most of them will avoid those
Reyalp51 wrote:
Anaxii failing to be consistent with his conversation vs patata trying to understand zommer brainrot
This will be an epic fight
"Lost media" does not necessarily be those things you mentioned. Your great-great-Grandpa wedding photo, for example, could also be classified as one.Anaxii wrote:
i mean like media that are too gore or illegal (cannibalism, torture, r*pe, etc.)Patatitta wrote:
Anaxii wrote:
and those who search the lost media are avoiding weird or dangerous ones because it won't be very fun to talk about thosePatatitta wrote:
that was not my point at all. My point is that lost media are just kinda very small things that are not very note-worthy. Lost media has always existed on the internet, but not that much of it is actually that relevant. It's just about conservationAnaxii wrote:
i'm sure if people don't want to recover a lost media that is weird or dangerous, then they won't do itPatatitta wrote:
tbf, most lost media are just short projects that really weren't anything special or had much impact. In very rare situations is something that was lost media and was recovered good. It's more trying to recover it for the sake of conservation than for it to be your name 2 and no one knewAnaxii wrote:
an entire anime being lost... this is weird nglNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
True although lost media in anime is not super-talked about there are entire series that have been lost to time, even in recent times. For example, the first short film of Makoto Shinkai (Kakomareta Sekai) is lost despite him being one of the most famous people of the world of anime.Patatitta wrote:
1- always existed, just like anything on the internet, some things will be lostAnaxii wrote:
lost media anime are actually a thing now? DAMNNuuskamuikkunen wrote:
Oh no they're lost media now bc I cannot find it in the seven seas eitherPatatitta wrote:
Those 3 I named are not on ANY streaming platform, I checked
what do you even mean with weird and dangerous lost media?, like, that is not the topic, nver been the topic, and now it's the second time you bring it up. No one on the internet is going to a warzone to recover a vhs of some random tech demo
there will always be crazy people looking for those lost media but most of them will avoid those