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So Tenboro is alone and we are products of his imagination or dissociated identities?
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Which decade had the best milkers?

I have a BBC2 documentary on manga/anime from the mid or late 90's (I want to say 1995) that was introducing people to what it was and what to expect before showing Akira later in the evening. They have Hayao Miyazaki and Rumiko Takahashi in it (like, they landed interviews with them). They talk with a bunch of fans in the UK, show some old merch, a bunch of 'zines telling people how to find manga, talk about famous films, and a bunch of other stuff. It's actually pretty impressively comprehensive.

IIRC they also mention bubblegum crisis (in passing, and they show some BGC merch), I am sure I saw Ayeka in there somewhere, they show a bunch of miyazaki clips, A-Ko makies an appearance, and they show clips from a lot of movies/OVA's I don't recognize but would like to dig up with a reverse image search sometime.

Anyone want to see it? I'll have to upload it because it's from that private tracker I've mentioned before that specializes in old off-the-air VHS/Betamax recordings.

Which decade had the best milkers?

Hm.
Hard to say for sure, because it depends partially on your taste in milkers.
And also if we mean in eroge specifically, or anime as a whole.
I am quite fond of it, but a lot of 90s eroge quality is... not great.

But the 90s are also when tiddy fanservice came into full swing. Faye Valentine's pretty nice. Sailor Moon came into existance, too.

Actually I'm pretty sure Faye Valentine means automatic win.

...Yeah, I think I'd have to say the 90's.
I forget if the black magician girl in yu-gi-oh made her first appearance in the 90s or in the 2000's, but I know yu-gi-oh started in the 90's so there's a chance I can add her to the list too.
If you like big mommy milkers, though, I'd say at least 2005-ish (I forget exactly when Queen's Blade/Bible Black were new... wasn't that mid-2000's?).
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(note: I am not taking anyone's waifu away, I just have this show on my HDD still for seeding. I think I like Ryoko a tiny bit more anyway)

Of course you haven't, crunchyroll is older than you.

For real though, is it? I'm older than google, for reference.

I just hate streaming sites because they aren't blu-ray rips.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Apr 1 2022, 07:57

Which decade had the best milkers?

90's

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I'll never not love her.

Is this anime?

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I guess so, yeah.

But it suffers from a severe lack of necrophilia. So I prefer [en.wikipedia.org] Sankarea if we are talking about 2000's stuff.

The anime sucks though

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Apr 1 2022, 19:04

Is this anime?

The first season of Death Note was awesome and refreshingly excessively melodramatic. The second season kind of went off a cliff, it was okay but not as good.

Then that weird movie was kinda heh and meh.

Death Note is essentially yaoi fanfic fodder.

Addendum: To answer the question on "milkers" You really can't go wrong with huge fukn anime tiddies from any generation, but 90s definitely had those tightly clothed, well-rounded, gravity defying, jiggly tits that genuinely make it hard for me to love the real things.

This post has been edited by Olaf Manfred Sergei: Apr 2 2022, 01:59

Which decade had the best milkers?

Probably the 1990's decade. That is because "best" is a relative term based not just upon the anime and manga cultural styles at the time, but also on the illustration technology at the time. Back in the 1990's, average anime character breasts were smaller than they are now. This implies that the average breast size would satisfy a larger percentage of anime fans than they would for fans now. Also, what qualified as big breasts then still resulted in breasts that the female could still walk or run. Today's fans have become accustomed to larger breast sizes as being the "norm", so to qualify as really big, the breasts become unwieldy. If the anime char runs with these modern big breasts, they would flop too much.

So, if "best decade" means the decade where the average anime breast satisfied the largest percentage of anime fans then, my guess is for the 1990's.

(note: I am not taking anyone's waifu away, I just have this show on my HDD still for seeding. I think I like Ryoko a tiny bit more anyway)

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Keep my purple-haired waifu out of your motherfuckin' posts!

:^3

Don't post personal pictures of my purple haired cartoon wife

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Always.

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Watched four or five episodes of Dirty Pair (the '85 TV series) today. OVA animation quality has spoiled me, but after I got past the lower TV animation budget they were lots of fun.

Also, the Russian Roulette opening is really, really great. Pretty clever visuals; nothing like the cookie cutter openings I'm used to seeing from around the 90s onwards (e.g., the second Tenchi Muyo OVA series, Japanese Pokémon opening). And an incredibly catchy hook. And the animation's in time with the music.

This might have just become my new favorite opening (when considering both the music and the animation). But I'll have to watch a few more episodes to see if I get tired of it. Right now it's electrifying, and the whole production's just gushing with style and visual flair.

I also miss hearing brass (horns, etc.) in popular music.

Also, what the fuck. More adult women?! In shonen anime?!
I really am starting to wonder when *exactly* it went wrong. I know the schoolgirl thing was already common enough (Project A-Ko parodies it), but when did women become almost exclusively schoolgirls, exactly?

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This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Apr 3 2022, 08:23

Cutie Honey also has a very good opening

It follows an android girl...

Sounding good so far...

...named Honey Kisaragi, who transforms into the busty, red or pink-haired heroine Cutie Honey to fight against the assorted villains that threaten her or her world. One of the trademarks of the character is that the transformation involves the temporary loss of all her clothing in the brief interim from changing from one form to the other.

OK, you have my interest.
I was aware of the name, and of the opening theme "being famous". Don't think I've ever actually seen/heard it though. Thank you for the suggestion.

And it also looks like I've found my answer for "where this trend started." Two for one.

Edit:
It's a shame it looks like Toei did it. So I assume I can anticipate dogshit quality due to lost videotapes and film optical audio if I watch it. Might go for the manga, but I'll also try an episode.

This post has been edited by dragontamer8740: Apr 3 2022, 22:34

Honey Cutie is still pretty okay to watch if you're not going in with high expectations.

Honey Cutie is still pretty okay to watch if you're not going in with high expectations.

Oh, I'm not expecting it to be "astro boy"/atom or anything like that.
And I am expecting that sort of animation budget or lower, given the year it was made.

Honey Cutie is still pretty okay to watch if you're not going in with high expectations.

RE: Cutie Honey is a fuckin' banger tho