this is the offensiveness!

The worst problem for me is that he uses suspenders with a belt at the same time.

This in and of itself didn’t bother me so much as it was just a microcosm of the purpose of the whole show which is, uh, yeah, pretty much fan service in the most authentic sense. Show all the characters, make the girls “more appealing” (I like it, personally, but it’s obviously subjective) synthesize a new adventure that feels like the first, and so on.

nah moeka and mayuris were always big

God that pissed me off in this. I think that's the major thing that made me instantly question why this series was really created. Even though you can technically call the original a harem, just like the sequel, it was never blatant with it. Sure we saw the characters occasionally in somewhat sexualized positions and it certainly seemed like more than one of them had a crush on Okabe. But it was never the focus, and the only relationship that really gets developed on is the one that ends up being cannon. But in the sequel, that little occasional romantic interaction shot up to 11. Okabe had so many very active love interests. From Maho to even Suzuha and Moeka to a degree. They all were given extra big boobs aside from Karisu and Maho. They even contrive a way for us to get sexy underwear parties with the cast. Never mind the fact that I'm pretty sure these arent exactly the kind of girls who would want to model super risque garmants in the first place. Maybe actual pajamas. I took issue with this show, but I did find it way more entertaining than Digibro did obviously. However I do agree that there were so many pointless things and just plain old bad things about it. Generally, I liked the idea of him suffering from pstd, and watching him work through his issues was gratifying. Could it have been done better? Absolutely. I also like the idea behind the Kyouma persona being a sort of hopeful aspect of the story. It's a development of both Okabe and Kyouma separately, since the persona started off as a way to comfort his friends and entertain them then became a self defense mechanism as well which was amplified with more trauma. His abandoning of it said a lot--that he didn't see the point anymore or he didn't have the energy to maintain it anymore. He then realizes later on that it was one of the things that got him through the hardest time in his life. Also, in argument against Amadeus, it isn't Karisu. That is ultimately the point of many of the scenes. How easy it is for Okabe to admit that she isn't Karisu and not using her as a crutch. How I feel about the above doesn't excuse the poor execution, especially on Mayuri's part. I felt like so much of the story was bogged down by this issue.

Aerie Leah basically sums ups my feelings yeah

Generally speaking, megatits = immature anime. But hey, I'm old.

Lol, I completely agree. Friggin Digi, bro. Setting up awesome potential that will never become realized.

That's why good fanfiction is a possibility

What do you mean by 'chimera ant style heist mission'?

@@GibbousTT HunterxHunter contains this immaculate assassination plot that goes play by play through the actions of several parties of people as they all splinter away from one another to cope with a constantly evolving battle. It always makes me think of heist movies where the plan gets compromised, and suddenly each member of the team finds themselves compromised and under pressure.

Yeah I don't understand what the fuck they were thinking about those threads. It's explained in the vn but the anime shouldn't have introduced it if it wasnt going to do anything with it.

@@alexsmith3781 mind informing us on what the explanation was?

Nothing with it happens in the VN either. Fubuki is being used by Leskinen and so are the other patients. Okabe and the others never bother saving her nor is anything done with the information afterwards. It was mainly there to show that the world-line changing by Russia was affecting other people outside of Okabe's circle.

Since she still has to go to the hospital i believed she would get braimwashed there into helping leskinen( or whatever his name was)

In one route of the VN Okabe talks to Fubuki about what they experience in the alternative timeline, confirming that it wasn't just a dream. Leskinen then later finds out through Fubuki that Okabe also has the reading steiner ability. That is all Plot relevance Fubuki has in all six routes, yes in every other route Fubuki is irrelevant and/or ignored

I watched both series back to back and the original definitely looks way better. A lot of that is due to superior character designs, outfits, and art in general though.

I will in part 3

Shovel Knight It's a four part series boi

Digibro fuck yeah

+Digibro Jesus christ, how many parts are you going to do? Why are you _so_ full of hate?

Harlock Aznable Call me stupid or whatever but I seriously see nothing wrong in that scene. And the friend wasn’t really autistic but whatever.

Yeahhhhh. Remove that scene and the one where he gropes Ruka and SG is pretty much perfect. SG is one of my favorite shows ever and that part always pains me because I hate when that kind of cringey anime humor is shoehorned in. I know it's kind of a culture thing but I just can't stand it. It singlehandedly prevented me from being able to enjoy Log Horizon.

@@Wallie33. I dont see anything wrong with the scene either, but a writing class discussion would be funny anyway. I only said autistic girl cuz digi calls her that and I forget her name.

@@2deep5u 2deep4me

Harlock Aznable Ohh ok I understand your point now.

And Kurisu making that quick makes way more sense because she wants him to go back and forget her, instead we get OH MY GOD THE MAYURI DIES TIMELINE IS SOOOOOO BAAAAAD what a shitshow

To be fair, the 0 VN was shit as well. The 0 VN gave me a false sense of hope with the Okinawa scene, but then went in a downward spiral from there.

I thought it was interesting to see how Okabe became the person that convinces himself in another world line that he needs to fool the world, but yes it could have been done better.

Wtf ep 8 is fucking amazing and better than the vn LMAO

they just wanted more foe-kurisus on screen.... once again, despite the fact that this show was supposed to be in a universe where Kurisu doesn't exist. They just wanted to up the Kurisu melodrama.

Im pretty sure it hindered 0 more than the original but the original also has multiple endings

The original has one linear main plot. Zero has two main routes, and both of them are important for the true ending.

i dunno, is steins;gate 0 about the starting line where he drops the time machine research altogether, but ends up picking it up later in 2032?

"i dunno, is steins;gate 0 about the starting line where he drops time machines altogether, but ends up picking it up later in 2032?" I don't know what you wanted to say, but this has no sense at all what you write here

did you even watch the anime dude right at the start Kurisu starts asking okabe about something he has said, although they never met before, and there's the message of the future of Okabe giving his past self a mission briefing before attempting to save Kurisu from certain death.

Yeah, but the emphasis in Yuki as a character seemed so intentionally-pulling-for-a-payoff, that I had to believe it was her, and then it got into nothing like all the other loose threads in 0.

Ikr so many reviews were like (8-10)/10 and i really couldnt see why for my life

This

Joe Guy the answer is probably that they didnt understand steins gate 2011 in the first place, its the only thing i could think of or maybe they liked it for different reasons

Same here. Can't wait for part 3 because the direction is the thing that stood out the most for me. Where are those glorious wallpaper-worthy shots from the original SG? Why is the lighting so flat, on every frame? It's like whoever directed this had no motivation at all and didn't care.

Reviews for most shows are in the 8-10 range nowadays. General ratings, and even critic ratings in some cases, don't have much meaning when there's incentive everywhere for higher ratings. Most people don't like rating things they don't like, most people who like the original don't pay as much attention to sequels because they just don't have to and need a lot to break attachment to characters that were once written well, most people like to think that what they watched was a good use of their time and yet can't think that for some reason if they see what they watched as bad. IGN's high 8 ratings for the Fates games, as well as the reasons attached, still make no sense to me. The majority of both were just bad, and what they did get right should only bring them up to a low 7 even if you don't see many of the gaping problems they had.

Plenty of anime are non-linear too and I haven't seen any anime-onlys fail to understand it

I mean it in the sense that pretty early the game separates into two different story lines, and each one has multiple endings. That helps in keeping the mystery throughout multiple playthroughs, and when all the elements and plot points come together in the end it's very satisfying. The anime is unable to adapt every route while still making sense to an anime only viewer, thus the plot holes and the characters that seemingly don't do anything.

T Cat I guess it has to do with that those characters all have black hair and use swords. Well except Jotaro, he doesn’t have a sword.

Shyjoker Ohh well if you put it that way than yeah I guess that works.

Digi was on the context of fanfics so I'd assume that's a fanfic that's floating on the internet somewhere

I think it's the fact that they're all famously edgy characters or essentially the same person, except maybe Jotaro, I know he's super edgy, but he's not hot blooded and reckless like Ryuko and the others.

@@Mel-eo9ub Except the Devil from the Devil is a Part Timer is a laid back, cool headed, and goofy character. So I can't actually imagine whats tying this group together

Hes just being stupid for no reason there

Like i agree that 0 has a lot of problems, but his take is very biased and bad... he doesnt even understand the characters​@@Bangaudaala

That did happen, in the vn

"it only happened because Kurisu is popular and we need to have a repeat of episode 22 from the original show, great job." Nope. You're wrong at all. 0 Okabe's trip to Alpha give him one piece of the puzzle: That everything depends on our perpective. That convergence depends on our perspective. ("From her perspective, is that how we first met?" Then, after a few seconds, he realizes something. Watch episode 8 again at around 20:00)

Levente Kis Is it worth opening a whole new can of worms just for that small discovery? That realization could have been done by any other character, considering that Okabe is the only person with memory from other timelines. There's no reason introducing a new plot point (that will never be brought up ever again) just for that revelation.

What 0kabe realized in episode 8; is that the very first time she "met an Okabe" was NEITHER of the 2 times he could actually remember [implying there COULD be a third one he is not yet aware of... ] From his perspective, the first time HE remembers meting her she had already "seen an Okabe" before ( through the first episodes of Steins;Gate 0 he thought that other Okabe was himself from the second time he "met her for the first time" [23beta episode], after he used the FG-C203 to go back in time to accidentally killing her later); but this mistake was a consequence of never having talked with Kurisu about that "fated day" [something the Okabe he replaced in that late Alpha Worldline probably did at some point]. Hence, he realizes that if there was another version of him in that building that day, even with his "failure attempt" already set in his "own" personal past; there may be a chance for "that OTHER mysterious Okabe" he never met directly to have a chance. -> It is rather funny that in the original Steins;Gate, this "mysterious Okabe" DOES take his time (risking his life since he was bleeding out), so "see" the one that would give him "the key to the Steins;Gate" before escaping to that future paradise [he even dedicates an internal monologue "In the memory of that Okabe_from_zero" that would never be able to see Kurisu again].

Argamis (SilverComet) Thank you, that was a lot more clear. (Was the explanation in the anime? I don't remember seeing one, granted I watched 0 weekly so I may have forgotten it)

Good exposition. Gets me thinking. At least the writers after publishing the 0 VN said they're "done with these characters" -- no more writer's traps for them, if they can keep to their word. It's too bad stuff like this happens; I'd much rather be left with an incredibly satisfying conclusion to an in my mind near-perfect execution of an anime, than to get a second season that's just... disappointing in how different it all is. That said, I can enjoy 0 despite agreeing with pretty much everything Digibro puts out there. I was *so* into that "Yuki's gonna turn out bad" thing, and even imagined she was a red herring, but there was absolutely no pay-off to either theory being correct. Sad.

Honestly, after Shaymalan became like patient zero of this phenomenon, NOBODY should be surprised that this happens.

@@Shrooblord I honestly wish this was true. Sadly, this is always up to viewers numbers. Enough viewers, enough audience to read or watch or play whatever you want them to play when they'll need their next dose of Steins;Gate. Hopefully not enough for another anime, regarding this one's quality. But would you be surprised if they pulled of an OAV out of this? Like "Timeline Gamma", that time where Okabe saved no one but his true love.. or things like this. And if not enough viewers, a phone app about tournament fighting with the characters. The whole point where it's worth digging the topic of writer's trap is the following: it takes a huge, HUGE effort to see your universe grow that big, and then have enough self judgement to know "no, what I have to bring isn't relevant enough that it would deserve being added to that universe I love because it would affect the quality of the original material. But people should still think about it 99 times before doing so.

@@Arrakiz666 Oh! I don't think he was! Probably he was a MASSIVE example, buy you can surely go as far as.. Batman and Superman going hockey or player cricket for some dumb reason.. that's why people mock old comics, because if you have the bad idea of digging, you'll find the most serious characters have dumb stories like this because someone thought it was funny or not that important that they could write a piece contributing, and it was "canonical" by Marvel or DC. Or even how Conan Doyle wrote a following after killing Sherlock Holmes and Moriarty, pulled of the 'he wasn't dead, he just faked it' and this, still to this date, plage EVERY Sherlock material.

Except his 'badly written fanfiction' statement is based off a flawed understanding of the universe and its characters. An understanding you could easily have gained from the anime adaptations alone.

@ShahS 1221 There's rwby fanfiction I'm reading called service with a smile and damn does that fanfiction do the forgotten characters justice!

@@thetruth9952 The thing is that 0 is canon.

Mario Badia I’m reading that fic. Coeur Al’Aran, right? Dude’s a magazine writer and even charges people on patreon for creative writing lessons because he’s that legit. Absolute cream of the fanfiction crop there. Personal list of RWBY fanfic authors if you like him: Imyoshi(Silver) Random O’ Panda(Charismatic Gamer) Dravyn LeCrux(The Red Queen) College Fool(Everything, he’s Coeur’s only equal IMO) Super Saiyan Cyndaquil(Auburn, Spectrum) literalsin(The Name of the Game) ThePhantomScribe(Live, Die, Repeat) Jiu-jitsu dude(A Monster’s Marriage), if nothing else, read this for the hilarity that ensues betwee Mercury’s daddy issues and Adult Jaune’s ignorance. Ryuugi(The Games We Play), gonna have to read this one elsewhere, since he stopped uploading on fanfiction.net after 26th chapter. You can still use that if you have a mild interest, though.

Too bad he doesn't specify that in Part 4

The only thing i can say i'd change in the anime is that the "good" ending is rather lame. I'd rather they chose Rukako's or Faris', Rukako's specially was really good.

Honestly, I think they should have done more to differentiate itself from the original VN, as by being to faithful while also reworking its structure, it ends up being a clusterfuck

Jesus christ that's a retarded idea. How did they even think it'd work ?

Actually in the VN only Kagari was a spandex biker helmet girl, the Yuki in the suit that appears is actually (SPOILERS FOR THE VN) An alternate reality where Kagari had plastic surgery to take on the form and role of Yuki in order to infiltrate the main cast and steal the time machine, and also to kill Daru but she (who I remind IS KAGARI) falls in love with Daru in the end and dies during the same helicopter scene. The female professor does turn out to be a female biker asides from Kagari in the VN's major ending lines, but like a lot of things the anime dropped it got shot with a gun. Honestly even the VN is a big mess...

They should just adapt it like Higurashi, where all iteration routes are adapted. 0 plot works because of two major routes, connected by D-Rine. 0 adaptation is disappointing.

shit eating excuse

Except the point of that vid was that the title was sarcasm.

I don't know what to think anymore. First FLCL sequel and now this? I'm not sure if I should ever look up anime sequel reviews anymore.

The darkest timeline...

Honestly, I'm glad you didn't fall for the SAO clickbait.

Time to piss off people. I liked In another world with my Smartphone more than FLCL.

The last three episodes were not enough to justify the rest of the shit.

@@comicsans1689 You really think The last three episodes will be good without 20-episode foreshadowing？ Did you ever watch Steins;gate? By your standard, half of it would be shit！

I still prefer Jonathan.

Justin Y. Our hero!

hey! did you take vacations IRL? i havent seen you spaming youtube for like a month or two!

Let us start in the rise of Justin Y.'s comment to the top of the comment section. May he gains thousands, if not millions, of likes.

Why are you here? I'm not complaining I'm just asking.

he never replies

Honestly I was so zoned out during that mini arc I forgot it happened

"That inception bullshit" is actually just how time travel works though? I believe it'd be the grandfather paradox in a case like that? Idk man,I'm not an expert,but I at least understand the theory enough to get the anime.

Isn't that just bootstrap paradox? They mention it in Steins;gate before.

Paradoxes were been done way better in the first series. They had significance. In the first series we see that Suzuha travelling into the past is what makes it possible for them to access the IBM machine but also made the apocalyptic future exist and seals Miyuri's death. The future had to exist in order for her to also return to the present and provide Rintaro with the ability to shift to the Alpha time line. That paradox had weight. We saw what happened to Suzuha when a simple wish to have her meet her father altered her plans and her ability to time travel. My issue is that Mayuri's song paradox seemed like decent tie in at the time but it basically led no where narratively. There is no significance beyond it being an over elaborate plot trigger. Its just there to provide some semblance that time is still messed up and creates new unanswered questions.

@@vinion2000 Fair enough,I can see that. I feel like a lot of people probably went into 0 expecting something totally different so it may have hindered the experience. Like if someone hands you a glass of tea and tells you it's lemonade.

You mean worst boy, because he turns out to be a supervillain FOR NO REASON.

@@doombybbr Well, SERN was the same. A bad organization made of bad guys who want to rule the world using the time machine.

At least SERN didn't do a character 180 in the last act, they were evil the entire time.

@@doombybbr Leskinen was pretending to be the good guy so he was evil the entire time

so in other words a lazy last minute villain.

And it was a rather boring journey that involved the writers conceiving weak plot points and filler. Steins;Gate 0 was completely unnecessary, and just wasted everyone's time.

@@comicsans1689 I agree, but Digi said there was no hook. I disagree.

But he's a guy

kroIya oh ya thats right lolol

ArXyn Idk what was wrong with the legend of korra?

I would go on about how it trashed on the original and how korra was a bitch and a half but, i dont have all day. If you want a proper video on it watch E:R's review on it, it's rather funny and sums up what is wrong with it.

Many, Many things: destruction of the origins of bending: if turtles are the givers of all elements, then technically there could have been MANY AVATARS during the time of the "First Avatar". Korra herself: She not only comes off as an entitled brat, but in many instances is saved by Deus Ex Machinas: Aang has to restore her bending, Toph has to inspire her to save herself (during the time when she was poisoned). Korra also treats her "group" like it's Tinder: Who HADN'T she dated that was a part of their group by the end of that anime? If waterbenders could gain so much power that they could Bloodbend AND TAKE AWAY BENDING without a full moon, WHY AREN'T THERE MORE EVIL WATERBENDERS TAKING OVER THE WORLD. A bender that can control and kill people with no respite and even defeats Korra could easily take on any other bender in the world outside of a stronger waterbender. Let's not even talk about that fact that in the last season there is enough Plantinum in the world to make a GIANT FUCKING ROBOT WITH ENERGY LASERS. Like seriously, what the actual fuck. Korra not only gets her ass beat by a water bender, she gets beat by a guy in season 3 that IS ONLY AN AIRBENDER. I can respect the power that Aang had in terms of Air Bending, but ain't no god damn way a newly learned Airbender able to beat a person with MASTERY over 3 elements and an EXPERT knowledge of Airbending. That shit only worked for Aang because he wasn't able to find a Firebender until Zuko came along, and even then once he went Avatar, he outranked anyone in terms of Firebending. Korra is a hotmess in all the above ways and more. E;R may be an antagonistic ass, but he is right in terms of Korra. It's a disgrace to the legacy of Avatar TLAB.

What? LoK was heavily criticized by so many people when it came out.

I hadn't made that connection in my mind yet, but I agree with you. I already noticed how Korra was "way different" and I could only enjoy it once I accepted that I should let go how good the first series was compared to it; Korra should be viewed as if it's a new show, which takes place in "sort of the same universe". That's how I was able to enjoy it. And yes, that *is* me suppressing the arguments that question whether they shouldn't have just made an all-new thing, then, instead of expanding on previous material as if it was supposed to live up to it, but just couldn't. Bad fanfiction, like you say.

To explain that, it is essentially convergence, which is plot armor manifested. Had Daru not stepped in, Suzuha would have missed or something similar. Leskinen cannot die because he needs to brainwash Kagari

Glances angrily at post season 2 Steven Universe.

SuicidalLaughter ok, so basically im digi

@@theannoyingotaku8113 The original has literally the same mechanism. Mayuri needs to die to make Okabe form the resistance

@@Davixxa Not the same as genocidal mass murders being treated as if they're worth redeeming and that killing them would be just as bad as killing a person. Something they've killed millions of.

What?

Prayoga Iwanda I 100% agree. I was first thinking “Oh Steins;Gate 0 is better than the original” after I finished, and then reconsidered what Digi said. About 1/2 the things he said I agreed with, and 1/2 the things I disagreed with in this video, but after him pointing out the flaws in 0, I re-rated it an 7.5/10. Still good, but not better than the original.

I agree with both of you. I had the same thoughts after watching this.

There is a difference between the scriptwriter (who is the same for both seasons as Digi mentions) and the director (who is indeed a different one from the first season). So Digi is wondering how the guy who wrote one of his favorite scripts also managed to write one that he hates even though it's part of the same universe.

XTheJaws Ohh ok i thought he said director

That would've been so much better than what we got

Its not that I dont think the science makes sense, its that its deloberately ridiculous to hopscotch belivability. Obviously this shit isnt **possible** or else it wouldve been easily recreated irl

Eh, not really. It's true that they go to great lengths to explain how their brand of time travel works, and I am quite impressed at how many concepts (both scientific and pseudoscientific) they manage to include and at least make it sound somewhat plausible on a surface level, but let's get real here. There is no way what they're proposing could actually work.

Reading the VN can help contextualize where mistakes were made, more information helps in studying a mistake. Not saying it's what you should do instead of watch the anime

EXCUUSE ME, but people are saying VN =/= Good Adaptation? Have they EVER WATCHED Rance 01: the quest for hikari?

+Succesful Name ahm... pretty sure he was asking digi to tell them that a VN doesn't equal a good adaptation. of course, idk if you already know that.

You can't argue with his statement about the satellite.. And the way Otaku have stumbled upon means of time travel.....

brendon elliott The lack of doing anything about the satellite is just the product of Japanese bureaucracy. And it's not like they were portrayed as otakus and also geniuses (except for kurisu and she was the one doing most of the work), it's just that they got lucky from an accidental discovery

He was saying that the world was implausible, not the characters, and unless you've found a way to utilize a microwave to travel back in time by sending text messages to it, then I would call a world where that can happen implausible.

I agree. The realism especially come from the VN, the way they explain it, you actually believes that a microwave can become a time machine as they put the theory from magnetic fields from LHC And apply it to the microwave.

The characters are emotionally whole people, with grounded and "real-people"-like backstories. They feel extremely real. But arguing against that was not the point Digi was trying to make.

That still doesn't excuse what it chose to adapt. The show should be an adaptation in the sense that it can be viewed as a whole separate product on its own without needing any supplemental material to back it up.

"an anime adaptation of a VN shouldn't be made with the expectation of the viewer grasping the basics of the source material and that the anime should stand on its own merits. " Yes...? I don't get why you say this like it's a bad thing. I never read Spice & Wolf but its anime adaptation felt like a complete enough story for what it told. Not to mention the original SG anime which is also perfectly watchable on its own with no need to consult its VN to understand the plot. At no point did I feel like anything substantial was missing. Now if SG0 had adapted things in a way where it told each arc from the game in an order that the knowledge gained as it progresses serves to make later arcs more meaningful while streamlining the stuff that already happened previously (like the original Fate VN did with its 3 stories) then that might work, instead it tried to cobble together various plot threads from varying timelines into one. "But hey, a popular youtuber stated his opinion online" That's nice, but I only said what I said because I both read the VN and have experienced adaptations that could stand on their own. I also enjoyed the VN when I read it despite its flaws, so I guess there goes your thoughtless drone theory. Anyway, I just think that SG0 should be a sequel to the anime in a way where you only need to have watched that to be able to understand everything going on in this rather than have to play the whole VN to be able to watch the same story.

Then that's just a bad decision to not be inclusive for other fans who hadn't played the VN or complete the game. It's just another reason why this show is bad.

Grasping the basics of the source material? They adapted things from several different routes and mushed them into one. So your definition of the basics is playing every single route of the VN before watching the anime? And yes, it is a standalone anime, (though not a standalone piece of entertainment or art) but viewers should only be expected to have watched the original anime adaptation and not played the game (which btw I have). I mean that is the point right? To adapt the the VN to a new medium to a new audience...

+TheTaxmt ah~ yes~ another "i don't like digibro >:C" person... join the line would ya? :^)

Maybe Spoilers about the VN: The connection between Yuki and the group that stormed the FG-Lab actually is explained and there is a explanation why Yuki much of the story was a bit distance from Daru. Also Kagaris similar appearance to Kurisu does play into it's story and there was an entire plot thread connected to that in the VN that was removed from the Anime. Also yeah, Rukakos Sword fighting is not in the VN... ;D There is also much more time to setup thing much more naturally and there is no expositary dialog in it.

Also in the anime too. This guy obviously didn't pay attention to the anime

In PR route, Kagari has Kurisu memories. But, their similar appeareance is just coincidence.

@@yuancampos2 I think the appearance could have something with it. Because I seem to remember that there were many more subjects and Kagari was the first "vessel" compatible with the memories. I think the compatibility could be visible in their similar trades (for example their hair and eye colors). Donno how DNA works but in Steins Gate logic I think the two are similar in that regard and because of that look alike (like family or twins have similar appearances cause of their DNA).

I at least like his fiction better than SG:0. The VN is unadaptable but not in the good way. While there are some good plot elements in the VN it's just such a mess. It was stupid of me and anyone else to expect for the anime to completely fix the VN's mistakes but for what it's worth the anime is better than the VN. Also >Using > outside of 4chan

>implying that 4chan is only entitled to greentext >yt had a greentext mode at some points

@@Error404DataNotFound >Thinks YT had a greentext function >Defending the using green text meme outside of 4chan in the year 2018 >Uses 4chan >Hyperlul

/ geek week was a thing. greentext in itself is not a meme, but the stories that use it are. I don't use 4chan, you just assumed i did.

@@Error404DataNotFound I completely forgot geekweek was a thing that happened oops. Green text is a meme when it is used outside of 4chan and a dead meme at that. The >using 4chan, thing is kind of a joke itself. I always feel shitty when I'm hostile like this so I'm gonna excuse myself from this thread here. Take care