Would Panty and Stocking technically count as /co/? Before you fags get trigger happy and mass flag this thread lets have an actual discussion about this.

>>149566148 (OP)
Nah still anime bro. Just come chill in the /a/ thread with us.

>does anime counts as /co/
No, tourist. We have this settled for 10 years now.

>>149566148 (OP)
I'd say no. It's an anime with western influences. None of the (many) western shows that are clearly influenced by anime are considered actual anime.

No but I tolerate it way more than any shounen shit that's touted here as superior sometimes or the toonami shit that got pushed here by the weeb /a/ mods over a decade ago, because it at least has connection to cartoons

>>149566148 (OP)
Calling this /co/ is like calling Avatar the last air bender /a/

>>149566287
Dragon Ball and Pokemon are /co/ approved. But I do agree with you. P&S has a good look and some comic influences, but besides that, it doesn't have much of a crossover.

>>149566148 (OP)
I mean it has Western animators working on it so it isn't that much different from things like Avatar. So it's honorary /co/ at the very least because upon first glance a normie wouldn't be able to tell it's even anime.

>>149566148 (OP)
>Would Panty and Stocking technically count as /co/? Before you fags get trigge-
no

>>149566148 (OP)
ATLA and Teen Titans aren't allowed on /a/, so I don't see why Panty and Stocking would be allowed on /co/. It's clearly an anime.

>>149566320
I've only ever seen DB sneak in through Toonami threads, by virtue of Toonami's interstitial segments being Western animation, or through stuff like "Superman vs Goku" hypotheticals. I don't ever see Pokemon unless it happens to come up as a topic for discussion in an unrelated thread.

>>149566320
>Dragon Ball and Pokemon are /co/ approved.
That’s cool but you’re wrong.