Did this scene traumatize you?

>>280054075 (OP)
i saw the trailer, rolled my eyes and moved on. same with attack on titan.
same thing i will do with this thread

>>280054075 (OP)
I laughed so hard I couldn't breathe no matter how hard I tried. Ever since that near-death experience, I have been afraid to laugh.

>>280054095
Faggot

>>280054075 (OP)
just read a story synopsis and saw some clips on youtube, the plot sounds very confusing. Is it just people dying in kinda disturbing ways porn or is there more to this?

>>280054104
you should see Pagliacci

>>280054075 (OP)
I thought it was very funny

>>280054694
If there is, no one on /a/ has the slightest interest in having a real talk about it

>>280054075 (OP)
10/10 episode, made the show worth watching, too bad the movie was an absolute bore with no merit.

So….what the FUCK were the Elder Bains? I get they’re Lovecraftian entities, but what kind? Ancient aliens? Beings from other dimensions which sometimes intersect with ours? Servants of Great Old Ones? Why do they even care to eat humans (besides horror schlock)? Why do they care about / honor that old blood pact or whatever it was?

>>280054948
There's nothing to the lore.

Never saw this. Went the route of this anon: >>280054694
... and I looked briefly at this, which was one of the results on Google:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9MT4cNmn6Q
Spoilers, naturally.

Obviously I'm missing shitloads of buildup and foundation here by jumping straight to the end, but man, this plot sounds very far out and cerebral. Actually rather compelling with the whole unreal town-sized charade thing and all. Not sure if I would have felt the same way if I'd actually watch this from start to finish without spoiling myself like this, if this was never hinted at before, I might feel 'betrayed' in a sense.
"""Watching""" a show in this manner is obviously the shittiest way imaginable, but I feel like I'll have to make a mental note that sitting down and watching Blood-C properly is something I should maybe do some day.

The bunnies themselves are not a bad concept for a horror monster, and the overall downer kind of ending is interesting, though some of the bunny kills look a little goofy at times.
This aired in 2011, by which time I'd have been, uh, 20, or so, I doubt it would have 'traumatized' me at all, but this sounds like an interesting series which would have stuck with me.

>>280054694
>Is it just people dying in kinda disturbing ways porn or is there more to this?
Judging by that AI synopsis, it sounds like this was something which had a lot of story and character buildup to it intended for this payoff. It seems like a cool plot for a weird and nihilistic horror story.

>>280054075 (OP)
Clamp trying to make this clusterfuck a part of their clusterfuck of a shared universe will always make me laugh.

>>280055049
>>280054694

it's monster fight of the week mystery thriller that gets full unhinged by the end

>>280055244
Yeah, I see that.

>>280054075 (OP)
I've first seen that scene with Benny Hill music and because of that I will never be able to take it seriously

>>280054075 (OP)
The entire episode is really cathartic after watching Saya being Truman Show'd the whole series. All of them deserved it, and it retroactively made Saya unintentionally neglecting the people she was meant to save a good thing.

The sequel movie unfortunately sucked. Way worse visual direction, and directing in general, and it failed to capitalize on the build up and madness of the TV series.

>>280055378
>The sequel movie unfortunately sucked
One of the biggest letdowns in anime history.

Good job, Saya!

>>280056056
She should have chopped them up herself.

>>280054075 (OP)
Why traumatize?
That is just a little bunny.

>>280055378
>The sequel movie unfortunately sucked. Way worse visual direction, and directing in general, and it failed to capitalize on the build up and madness of the TV series.
It almost feels like a precursor of Psycho Pass just from the visual standpoint

>>280056056
Greatest girl of all time.