What does it mean to have good world building /a/?
See One Piece
When you introduce a new island, this is world building.
It doesn't matter that this island or characters will never be relevant again, this is good world building.
>>143524477
It's not actually a thing in most anime. Don't worry about it
>>143524714
/thread
Autist can conjure what ifs in your setting an do so on image boards
>>143524714
>shonenshit
>good anything
lamo
>>143524477
I want to fucc Rise.
>>143529375
I want to cuddle Rise
>>143524477
Establishing a set of clearly defined rules for how your setting interacts and functions that cannot be violated.
Introducing new characters, ideas, or concepts that smoothly integrate with the world you've built without any retconning, shoehorning, or just outright ignoring previous points.
>>143527567
I think anon is being sarcastic.
That said you have poor judgement if you can't find positives in any battle shounen. Try to actually think about things instead of just blindly hating an entire genre to make yourself feel superior.
Establishing a facade of consistency that allows for the illusion that a world exists outside of whatever's in frame, and doing so in a way that's interesting and not stupid
It means creating and depicting a place or places that are at once familiar and tangible and yet still unique and interesting to an audience. It means building constructs with unceremonious attention to detail that delights your subconscious and makes it feel as if you could walk through the screen and actually be there. Like you would know how it smells there and how the breeze would feel on your face, or how the cold emptiness of space would feel against the weight of your spacesuit, or whatever the world happens to be. It feels as if the characters are real inhabitants of an authentic, lived-in place that could tell a thousand different stories, and we just happen to be an audience to one of them.
This is really a skill common to visual arts, it isn't even specific to anime at all. You can do this with film, with theater, and absolutely with animation.
>>143524477
Fleshing out a setting beyond the immediate stage used by the characters and doing so in a way that feels natural.
>>143530321
goodshit
>>143530321
Is Academy City from the Index novel a good example?
>>143524477
don't be bleach
>>143529375
>>143529763
Do you pronounce it as an English person would (rise) or as a Japanese (リセ) would?
It means creating something autists will spend countless hours roleplaying in
>>143531173
Neither of them, but Ree-se
>>143531499
WRY- say
>>143531577
Oh yeah, that's even better to be honest.
>>143524477
Shows like xam'd have good worldbuilding in that it feels like a unique rounded place that could exist and not feel like a flat stereotype. Then again xam'd was pretty meh otherwise so world building can't save a story alone.
>>143530962
I want to stick my shotgun between Sento's thighs.
>>143524477
World building as I have seen it is when someone who has no idea what good writing is, talks completely and totally about the setting and the lore/backstory of the setting and equates that to being good writing while ignoring themes and characters of the story,
Did Persona4 have a good world building? The town was nice imo.
>>143529375
>>143529763
>Fictional character
In your dreams basement dwellers
