Anonymous
4/12/2025, 8:41:36 PM No.4407938
Today is Yuri`s Night. Post SciFi yuri / yuri in space
Replies:
Yuri`s Night - /u/ (#4407938)
Anonymous
4/12/2025, 9:24:40 PM No.4407950
Voyage and Kiperina from Reverse 1999
There is more art of them in space but I can't find it rn
There is more art of them in space but I can't find it rn
Replies:
Anonymous
5/18/2025, 4:14:28 PM No.4420696
>>4407938 (OP)
If we're talking sci-fi + yuri there is Volicia of Pluto, an independent yuri anime that flew completely under the radar. Why didn't this blow up?
If we're talking sci-fi + yuri there is Volicia of Pluto, an independent yuri anime that flew completely under the radar. Why didn't this blow up?
Replies:
Anonymous
6/20/2025, 5:52:37 PM No.4436160
Anonymous
6/20/2025, 11:20:41 PM No.4436302
>>4420696
Probably 'cause of how rough the animation is, plus the story being kinda hard to follow.
Probably 'cause of how rough the animation is, plus the story being kinda hard to follow.
Replies:
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 8:32:32 AM No.4437161
>>4436302
The animation is just a result of being independant. I would say it has soul more than a lot of commercial anime.
>story is hard to follow
How? I think there is nothing that confusing about it?
The animation is just a result of being independant. I would say it has soul more than a lot of commercial anime.
>story is hard to follow
How? I think there is nothing that confusing about it?
Replies:
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 1:26:48 PM No.4437230
>>4420696
Given that the recent crowdfund ended at ~$36,500 (over 5kk yen), I would say it's actually pretty successful for what it is, although most of that success comes from being shown in indie cinemas in Japan. It's just that it's little known in the anglosphere, but that owes mostly to the fact that none of the influencers (yuri or not) ever talked about it. My feeble attempts to shill Hirasaka's works over the years also amounted to nothing.
I think once the final chapter and the movie compilation is released, it may get a little more recognition.
>>4436302
Although most viewers wouldn't know or care, understandably, I'm still amazed that this is the work of just one guy in his early twenties doing everything aside from voices and music (he tried doing even that once...), and he's been getting much better with every release. But it's true that his strength is mostly in worldbuilding and directing, not so much in pure drawing skill.
Given that the recent crowdfund ended at ~$36,500 (over 5kk yen), I would say it's actually pretty successful for what it is, although most of that success comes from being shown in indie cinemas in Japan. It's just that it's little known in the anglosphere, but that owes mostly to the fact that none of the influencers (yuri or not) ever talked about it. My feeble attempts to shill Hirasaka's works over the years also amounted to nothing.
I think once the final chapter and the movie compilation is released, it may get a little more recognition.
>>4436302
Although most viewers wouldn't know or care, understandably, I'm still amazed that this is the work of just one guy in his early twenties doing everything aside from voices and music (he tried doing even that once...), and he's been getting much better with every release. But it's true that his strength is mostly in worldbuilding and directing, not so much in pure drawing skill.
Anonymous
6/22/2025, 1:32:07 PM No.4437231
>>4437161
>story is hard to follow
>How? I think there is nothing that confusing about it?
Some of it may be the translation, for which I personally apologize. Sometimes I hate being an ESL.
Though to be fair in ep.2 I also didn't quite get the exact time loop timeline and the exact meaning of the trials until I asked Hirasaka. Which, in hindsight, made sense and became obvious, but maybe in my mind I expected that there's more fuckery going on.
>story is hard to follow
>How? I think there is nothing that confusing about it?
Some of it may be the translation, for which I personally apologize. Sometimes I hate being an ESL.
Though to be fair in ep.2 I also didn't quite get the exact time loop timeline and the exact meaning of the trials until I asked Hirasaka. Which, in hindsight, made sense and became obvious, but maybe in my mind I expected that there's more fuckery going on.
Replies:
Anonymous
7/7/2025, 10:57:55 PM No.4444095
Anonymous
7/15/2025, 4:32:41 AM No.4447159
>>4437231
I didn't watch it subbed, so I can't say anything about the translation. As for your overthinking the plot, it's not that outlandish. It is high concept sci-fi after all.
I didn't watch it subbed, so I can't say anything about the translation. As for your overthinking the plot, it's not that outlandish. It is high concept sci-fi after all.