/a/ - Aryanime

Beautiful anime but so fucking boring

I barely remember anything about it

>>107135
take your add meds faggot

Very sweet anime. Made me cry a little.

>>107218
What a fag

>>107218
What a cishet

>>107218
what an aryan beast

>>107317
Geg

>>107134 (OP)
why'd you depict her as a jew THOUGH ????

marge what anime is this from

>>107711
We have a thread about it: https://soyjak.st/a/thread/99457.html

>>107713
I made this thread because im retarded
Please let it die

>>107713
I didnt make this thread because im neurotypical
Please let it live

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>>107134 (OP)
I remember watching this waiting for the moment they'd use their wings to fly
and then it barely happens and they just stand aroung talking for 12 episodes, I mean cmon guys.
they even have one of the characters imitate a plane in the OP just to rub it in
0/10

>>108768
Elohim tier bait
>>107134 (OP)
Your thread is coal, stop bumping it. Go back to xitter

>>108769
bumped the thread award

you only found this because of lain

>>108768
truke thoughbeit

>>108802
>you only found [creator's less popular work] because of [artist's more popular work]!
you're a genius

>>108802
>>108873
Most of the people here on /a/ who saw Haibane Renmei recently did so because of this thread (the long post recommends it): https://soyjak.st/a/thread/97720.html and this thread (it's mentioned in the first reply): https://soyjak.st/a/thread/91675.html

>>108876
That one oldfag on >>97808 >>97809 introduced the whole site to that anime and now there are a bunch of threads talking about it. One effortpost is literally all it takes to become a revolutionary on this site geg

>>108880
meds, nobody read allat

>>108876
meds now, retard
people found it because of lain, no question.

>>109345
Nope.

>>109347
You're retarded to an incurable level.

>>108873
>>109345
Even back when Lain was super popular over 20 years ago when it was still new-ish (loooooong before the recent phenomenon of "Lain-trannies"), exceptionally few of its fans knew about Haibane. Always been like that. When Haibane first aired, it went largely unnoticed within the Lain fanbase; they didn't care about it. Lain fans, as a rule of thumb, have always needed to be told about Haibane's existence.

And that's always been something that has stood out as pretty damn odd – that fans of Lain tend to obsess over it so much, are such "die hard fans" of it, thinking it's sooo great, while being ignorant of Haibane (and also Texhnolyze for that matter). That's in stark contrast to other animes (and things in general; not just anime; take Kojima and his games for instance), like say people see something by Miyazaki like Mononoke Hime for example and they like that, then they usually check out other films he worked on. Never been that way with Lain fans, at least the vast majority of them.

>>109363
Sure, I agree mostly with the first statement.
But my argument isn't 'most lain fans know about haibane', my argument is 'most people who know about haibane only know it through lain'.

>>109366
> "most lain fans know about haibane"
vs
> "most people who know about haibane only know it through lain"
There's a difference between those two, sure, but it's irrelevant because both are wrong. And while there's a difference, both are also very related to each other: IF it was correct that "most Haibane-aware people know it via Lain" then that would necessitate a greater number of Lain-fans being aware of Haibane than is the case – very few Lain-fans know about Haibane, and that very small number of "Lain-fans who know about Haibane" is simply far too small a number to make up the Haibane fanbase. In other words, if "most Haibane-fans only know about Haibane via Lain" was correct then the Haibane fanbase would be much smaller than it is.
<number space
Think of it in terms of just numbers: Just to illustrate the point, lets say there are 15000 Lain fans and of those only 300 know about Haibane, yet Haibane has has 2500 fans total – so the number of "Lain-fans knowing about Haibane" is too low to make up for even half of the Haibane-fans. Hence the idea "most Haibane-fans found it via Lain" is impossible. For that to be possible, many many many more Lain-fans would need to be Haibane-aware.
<haibane space
Of all the people — not just here, but especially so here now due to those 2 threads mentioned earlier, but globally — who've seen Haibane, the majority of them didn't make the decision to watch it because they'd seen Lain (in other words "found" it via Lain) but rather because they'd either A: encountered Haibane on its own (and not having seen Lain) or B: read about Haibane via posts/comments online recommending it, or some friends told them to check it out.
<renmei space
Of course (for the sake of acknowledging all possible scenarios) in a few cases some "B" people have actually seen Lain but didn't know about Haibane; didn't "find out" about it via Lain, but then later they saw/heard someone recommend Haibane and that recommendation didn't mention Lain but rather just recommended Haibane by itself – so then when they checked Haibane out, only THEN in that moment did they see the similar art and discover the connection. And likewise in a few cases some "A" people have seen Lain, but still encountered Haibane separately by itself (while looking for anime, as opposed to being recommended Haibane) and not via reading about Yoshitoshi Abe.
<final space
But anyway, put simply, the majority of Haibane-fans didn't find it due to Lain. And saying the majority did is illogical and nonsensical as there aren't and were never enough Haibane-aware Lain-fans to make up for even half the number of Haibane-fans.

>>109391
effortpost fact

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