Recommend some patrician shit. Preferrably comfy.
Now either fuck off back to /co/, /re**it/, /b/, /v/ or kill yourself kid
The Illusionist
Only Yesterday
Whisper of the Heart
You will become comfy
>>64210861
Most of Ghibli's library is comfy shit. Particularly Nausicaa and Laputa. I also find Howl's Moving Castle very comfy.
objectively speaking, the comfiest movie of all time.
Anything with Lina and Naga. Pure comf.
Nice suggestions. Any more?
Moeshit is the true patrician comfy choice.
>>64210861
Whisper of the Heart
When the Wind Blows
Mary & Max
Ernest & Celestine
Leafie, a Hen Into the Wild
Watership Down
The Secret of Kells
Song of the Sea
>>64212094
>LMAO THE GIRLS EAT A LOT HA HA
Why was anime in the 90s so unfunny?
Not the comfy you're looking for, but It's Such a Beautiful Day by Don Hertzfeldt is my favorite animated film of all time, fuck, it might even be my favorite film period. Definitely worth a watch.
His short films are also worth checking out if you like it.
>>64210861
Cartoons aren't patrician, kiddo. Get lost.
Sage
>>64212673
Seconding Ernest and Celestine.
If you want comfy, this is the one you're looking for, OP.
Whisper of the Heart is the perfect blend of relatable and comfy. The story isn't fantastic as it unfolds, but the atmosphere is nice.
The Secret of Kells.
And anything Miyazaki.
Tokyo Godfathers is a nice one for Christmas holiday too.
The second Doremi movie is super comfy.
Ponyo is the definition of comfy.
>>64210861
Boku no Pico is an underrated masterpiece.
>>64210861
Me and my wife's boyfriend marathoned about half of it before turning it off, boring desu
Millenium Actress
>>64214179
your wife's boyfriend?
Akage no Anne is real comfy.
>>64210861
>>64211869
>>64212094
>>64212630
>>64213770
>>64213917
>>64214151
>>64214178
>>64214511
>patrician animation
>posts weeaboo shit
>>64210918
>Heavy Traffic
If they're all in that direction, fuck that man.
>>64214628
FUCK OFF KIKE I'M NOT GIVING YOU VIEWS TO YOUR SHIT VIDEO
>>64214179
>My wife's boyfriend
>"Marathoned" half of one movie
Too obvious. Exercise subtlety.
>>64214570
>a-animation is good
>except that shit coming out of japan
>>64214570
>op asks for animation
>op posts an image from a japanese animation
>majority of animation comes from japan
>surprised when people post stuff from japan
Just watched Porco Rosso for the first time today. Breddy good desu. I have to think on it a bit, but might be my favorite Hayoa film.
>>64214716
>>majority of animation comes from japan
not even that guy but AYY LMAO
Well here's this:
Posting the unofficial /tv/ "How do I into anime?" list.
In alphabetical order:
Series -
Akagi
Berserk
Gunbuster
Kaiba
Kaiji
Legend of the Galactic Heroes
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Ping Pong
Planetes
Soukou Kihei Votoms
Texhnolyze
The Tatami Galaxy
Film/shorts -
Akira
Animatrix
Cat Soup
Dead Leaves
Genius Party
Genius Party Beyond
Grave of the Fireflies
Hotarubi No Mori E
Jin-Roh
Madoka Magica
Memories
Millennium Actress
Mind Game
Nausicaa
Neo Tokyo
Only Yesterday
Paprika
Perfect Blue
Princess Mononoke
Robot Carnival
Spirited Away
Tenshi no Tamago
The Tale of Princess Kaguya
The Wind Rises
Tokyo Godfathers
Tsumiki no Ie
Honorable Mentions(You might like it or hate it depending on your personality) -
Baccano!
Bakemonogatari
Bokurano
Cowboy Bebop
Death Note
Detonator Orgun
Ergo Proxy
FLCL
Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Gantz
Ghost in the Shell
Gundam general
K-On!
Kemonozume
Mononoke
Monster
Mushishi
Nadia - Secret of the Blue Water
NHK ni Youkoso!
One Punch Man
Overlord
Psycho Pass
Revolutionary Girl Utena
Samurai Champloo
Serial Experiments Lain
Shiki
Shinsekai Yori
Space Battleship Yamato 2199
Space Runaway Ideon
Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
Urusei Yatsura
As for non-weeb shit, try Ralph Bakshi stuff? "It's Such a Beautiful Day" is also a good movie.
If comfy is actually what you want, you're going to want to sit into some slice-of-life CGDCT like pic-related. Dunno about "patrician" but neither is ghibli so if pure comfy is what you're after, this is what you want.
Non Non Biyori is ultra-comfy CGDCT btw. It's just adorable little girls hanging out in a rural area. Think Totoro with more characters and longer and no magic big things.
>>64214759
What other nations are putting out nearly anywhere as much animation as Japan.
Keep in mind there are ~7,000 JAPANESE animation SERIES.
Anyone else looking forward to the upcoming Dofus film?
Looks fantastic imo.
https://youtu.be/5nnJUXdSqlw
>>64210861
don't you have your own board, /a/?
>>64214995
As someone who has spent a considerable amount of time on /a/ over the years I can confirm that a thread like this would not be tolerated there for a variety of reasons.
>>64214995
does it matter
its like going to /b/ for paranormal stories. You dont go to the parent board because the parent board is full of weirdoes and losers
>>64214858
Every single country in the world (even spics and sand niggers) make a bunch of original animated series that only air in said countries. And most of those series have more than 13 episodes, unlike almost all those 7000 spastic jap fecal matter that you're talking about.
Just because you worthship japan because they make weeaboo shit for manchildren doesn't mean that they're the only ones that do it.
>>64215160
>being this triggered
not him, but
atm only japan and america produce animation in any notable quatity, everyone knows that
and there are quality anime movies despite how much you may hate them
>>64210861
SONG OF THE SEA
best animation in a movie ever
>>64215160
I'm going to be objective about the argument you guys are having.
The United States produces faaaaaar more animated series and films than Japan. 98%< are aimed at audiences below the age of fourteen.
Japan produces faaaaar more animated shows and films than a vast majority of the world. A solid 25%< is aimed at audiences over the age of fourteen.
That is all of the information you really need. You are definitely going to see a large amount of Japanese animation when discussing animation in a non-children's setting.
Also, if you're going to bash Japanese animation, see if you can name more non-japanese animated series aimed at older audiences than I can name japanese ones. There are literally over fifty seinen series on my external.
>>64215268
>atm only japan and america produce animation in any notable quatity
yet the shorts made by Supinfocom and Gobelins students shit on both
Fox and the Hound is indisputable GOAT
>>64210861
cant beat this + warm milk and a blanket on a cold day
>>64215394
>Supinfocom and Gobelins
>literal whos
>comparing shorts to full length films
I only heard of gobelins because I took digital design in technical college. 99.5% of people wont even know who the fuck they are
>>64215394
In what? "Visual impressiveness"? They're fucking shorts.
I'd love to binge watch a good short now an--oh wait.
>>64215404
Sad though
>>64215160
>that they're the only ones that do it.
That's not the point at all.
The point is Japan make MOST animation. Which is a true fact.
>>64215268
>replying
>lmao he's triggered xDDDD
hello reddit
>>64215567
>The point is Japan make MOST animation. Which is a true fact.
Feel free to source it or be called a liar and have it stick.
>>64215509
>I took digital design in technical college
I'm so sorry anon... holy shit.
>>64215595
There was a report done in 2004 stating 60% of the worlds animation was done in Japan.
Can't find the report, but here you go.
http://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/9831/does-anime-really-account-for-60-of-the-world-s-animation-based-entertainment
>>64215567
see >>64215359
Sorry but you got c͏͏u͏͏c͏͏ked.
>>64215567
>>64215595
America makes more animation than Japan. Japan produces more non-children's animation than America. It's that simple, sillies.
The sheer amount of seinen CGDCT alone vastly outweighs american animated adult comedy, and that's just one genre. However, America produces an imperial fuckton of chidren's cartoons, BTFOing nipland numbers-wise for animated stuff.
Fantastic Planet
It's a French animated movie from the 70s. I don't know if I would call it comfy but it's so bizarre you can't stop watching. It's very good. Be sure to watch it in French with subs.
>>64215708
>Japan produces more non-children's animation than America
>Japan
>non-children
>animation
ayyyyyy lmao
Look, I know you've all tried long and hard to blot this from your minds, it's the dirty little secret that's never talked about here, but you really need to remember
ANIME
IS
FOR
CHILDREN
>>64215552
Shorts are where the magic is.
Short enough to not have the talent spread thin.
Likely to have more varied, interesting, and therefore often unmarketable ideas
>>64215814
>pic unrelated
>>64215708
>Being this much of a retard.
Feel free to, you know, post some information to back up those claims. Which are quite wrong. There are ~30 NEW series in this season alone.
Yeah sure America have a few series that have been running for years - so does Japan.
This isn't even counting the approximate 20,000 manga that is out there waiting to be adapted.
>it's a Reddit thread
>>64215961
shut up c͏͏u͏͏c͏͏kold
The amount of autism in this thread is saddening.
Animation=/=Children
While children may enjoy animated things, it doesn't make animation just for them. teens enjoy live action teen dramas, does that make the entire genre of drama just for teens?
>>64210861
>still at /a/ level
>hasn't evolved to /jp/ level
Dobutsu no Mori
its vidya, but not really game related. 9/10 on the comfy scale though
>>64215768
I mean, if you want to say stuff they show on Adult Swim is for children then I have no problem saying that Seinen and Josei is for children too(including all of the murder, sex, rape and gore).
Most kids don't have the attention span for a lot of the series I watch. That's why the weighted demographics in nipland for seinen are literally 14-34.
>>64215814
Movies are a song, series are an album, shorts are a noise. It might be a really beautiful, impressive noise, but it's still just a noise when compared to a song or album.
>>64215768
It's really dependent on how the Japanese audience takes the show individually, really. K-ON was aimed at young adults but some sources cited more girls present at events, PreCure is aimed at little girls but young adults/adults love it, specially in the west, even accounting the new Netflix dub. One Piece audience grew up with the show, Ghibli films by Miyazaki are not considered anime by him, etc. Anime is for children though, but also for adults; pretty much for everyone who's interested.
>>64215961
more like 90,000+ counting Doujinshi, ero-manga, novels and software, considering they are also adapted. But I doubt the anime catalogue is bigger than the American one by a large margin. Considering American animation started way back in the day, anime should have surpassed it by now, sure, but it shouldn't be a huge difference as most people want it to be.
>>64216046
Your mom's ass enjoy animated things too c͏͏u͏͏c͏͏kold
>>64216085
>>64216086
>>64216085
Demographics don't mean shit nowadays, and they didn't really matter in the past either.
>>64210918
Literally all of this shit is pretentious garbage; please kill yourself my man.
>>64215961
What's being produced now doesn't account for the sheer volume of what's been produced in the past. I am saying that there is literally more american animation than japanese animation out in the world, an a couple of minutes of googling will confirm this. Who knows, maybe the rest of the world will catch on to the superiority of anime within the next decade and we can finally talk about nipshit openly in public.
>>64216086
I'm really shocked at some of the stuff that doesn't get adapted. Think about how literally impossible it would be for something like this to fail as an animated series, even live action or film or anything of any kind:
http://g.e-hentai.org/g/742124/57543f7e74/
>>64212763
Announcing sage is a bannable offense you fucking newfag. Sage is not 4chan's downvote system.
>>64210918
>>64216259
Yeah from what I've seen of it I'm not impressed, it's just typical trying to look cool through obscurity.
>>64216228
Demographics = literal statistical data. That intrinsically means something, I don't know why you would pretend otherwise. Maybe you're confusing "demographics" with "intended audience".
>>64210861
Perfect Blue
>>64216311
are posts like yours the downvote?
>>64214570
post your famous films without listing any international releases
you're either going to lie or whine and avoid this question
>>64216311
>newfag
hi /b/, le we lejun!
Fuck off.
>>64216329
Shit taste
>>64216263
>a panda
>>64216406
Post your top ten
>>64216311
It actually is.
Newfags bitching at moot their bait got downvoted didn't change that.
>>64216329
They don't define content and since I'm not running a Japanese magazine I don't really care about them, unless it's an actual category like yuri magazines, yaoi magazines or the tech ones.
>>64210861
if we are going to go miyazaki, defiantly proco rosso
The Triplets of Belleville
>>64216537
Demographics are literal observations of who watches what. So I guess if 95% of the people who watch something are age 14-34 males, and that was also the intended audience, that makes that show a, children's show? Because you say it is, or something?
>>64216084
This. Watch it subbed too, no fandub shit. There's a good 1080p copy on Nyaa. Pretty sure it's upscaled but it looks far better than the original Japanese DVD. If you don't want the upscale, you can find the Japanese DVD/ISO on MySpleen.
>>64215849
Based Roy Naisbitt
>>64216913
Haha I forgot about that movie, is it actually good?
I played the shit out of AC GC as a kid and found the existence of a movie hilarious.
>>64216704
I'm not that guy, his argument is based on ignorance. Your example is on spot even if the range seems quite large, but considering adults are the only ones capable of acquire most of the merchandise of a given anime title, they end up being most of the audience of a popular title. Manga demographics are really unimportant in their own definition, they really don't define an actual range nor limit content unless it's WSJ.
>>64215814
>>64215916
Yep, those kinds of shorts are usually an excuse for that kind of "hur, I'm so quirky" animation without and thing more interesting. The very best animated productions are long running series where they have the time to set up characters and story arcs.
Hand-drawn patrician animation family
>>64214855
Not sure I'd recommend NNB to a non-weeb. Great show though.
>>64214570
>Trying to shit on Miyazaki
>>64210861
Fantastic Planet is pretty patrician and not very well known, but its a bit fucking creepy to say the least.
Watch this, it's the most detailed TV anime ever made. It looks amazing.
>>64219119
amazing, copy and pasting those faces must be so difficult
miyazki films are only liked by fedora tippers from reddit who think they are obscure hipster patricians because they know of something they think is obscure but really is not
>>64219283
>Miyazaki films are only liked by hipsters
How can you believe something that is literally the exact opposite of the truth?
>>64219332
I said fedora tippers who THINK they are hipsters.
>>64219283
Miyazaki films are only hated by fedora tippers from reddit who either think CGDCT or manime is the pinnacle of the medium.
Any Peanuts movie.
>>64210861
Ghost In The Shell
Patlabor The Movie
Jin-Roh
>>64218572
Yeah that one's got a high weeb-curve to it, but I had to mention one of the comfiest series I know of if what he wants is comfy.
>>64219627
CGDCT is /a/ as fuck and manime is /reddit/ as fuck. Both have some really great material.
>>64215711
>>64218783
Only Yesterday is closer to the quiet, family dramas Japan is good at (like Hirokazu Koreeda's films) than what people usually associate with animation. Its also painfully overlooked compared to Studio Ghibli's other output. Check that out.
>>64215577
This meme needs to stop.
>>64215711
Fucking this
Any fellow weebs who want to expand outwards, check this film out.
>>64210861
>>64210861
tokyo godfathers
>mfw i entered the thread
>>64215711
God tier OST, this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ-2hVLt7b0
1. FANTASMAGORIE, Emile Cohl, 1908
2. MIEST KINOOPERATORA, Władysław Starewicz, 1912
3. GERTIE THE DINOSAUR, Winsor McCay, 1914
4. OUT OF THE INKWELL: INVISIBLE INK, Fleischer brothers, 1921
5. LICHTSPIEL OPUS I, Walther Ruttmann, 1921
6. FELIX REVOLTS, Otto Messmer, 1923
7. DIAGONAL SYMPHONIE, Eggeling Viking, 1925
8. THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE ACHMED, Lotte Reiniger, 1932
9. LA PATINOIRE, Youri Zeliabouski, 1927
10. STEAMBOAT WILLIE, Walt Disney & Ub Iwerks, 1928
11. L'IDEE, Berthold Bartosch, 1931
12. FLOWERS AND TREES, Burt Gillet, 1932
13. NIGHT ON THE BALD MOUNTAIN, Alexandre Alexeieff, Claire Parker, 1933
14. BETTY BOOP IN “SNOW WHITE”, Dave Fleischer, 1933
15. LA JOIE DE VIVRE, Anthony Gross, Hector Hoppin, 1934
16. A COLOUR BOX, Len Lye, 1935
17. KOMPOSITION IN BLAU, Oskar Fischinger, 1935
18. THE OLD MILL, Wilfred Jackson, 1937
19. BIG BROADCAST 1938, George Pal, 1938
20. DUMB HOUNDED, Tex Avery, 1943
21. SMOKED HAMS, Walter Lanz Product., 1947
22. LE PETIT SOLDAT, Paul Grimault, 1947
23. MOTION PAINTING no 1, Oskar Fischinger, 1947
24. VZDUCHOLOD A LASKA, Jiri Bdrečka, 1948
25. INSPIRACE, Karel Zeman, 1949
26. FUMEES, Alexandre Alexeieff, 1951
27. GERALD Mc BOING BOING, Robert Cannon, 1951
28. NEIGHBOURS, Norman McLaren, 1952
29. BLINKITY BLANK, Normal McLaren, 1955
30. WHEN MANGOO FLEW, Stephen Bousustow, Pete Burness, 1955
31. WHAT’S OPERA, DOC?, Chuck Jones, 1957
32. MOONBIRD, John Hubley, Faith Elliot, 1959
33. INSPEKTOR SE VRAĆA KUĆI, Vatroslav Mimica, 1959
34. XIAO KE DOU ZHAO MAMA, Te Wei, Chia-Chun, 1960
35. SUROGAT, Dušan Vukotić, 1961
36. NINGEN DOUBUTSUEN, Yoji Kuri, 1962
37. CZERWONE I CZARNE, Witold Giersz, 1963
38. DIE NASHORNER, Jan Lenica, 1963
39. RENAISSANCE, Walerian Borowczyk, 1963
40. VAU-VAU, Boris Kolar, 1964
41. LA GAZZA LADRA SINFONIA, Giulio Gianini, Emanuele Luzzati, 1964
42. RUKA, Jiri Trnka, 1965
43. LES ESCARGOTS, Rene Laloux, Roland Topor, 1965
>>64223012
44. ZNATIŽELJA, Borivoj Dovniković, 1966
45. UNA VITA IN SCATOLA, Bruno Bozzeto, 1967
46. MOŽDA DIOGEN, Nedjeljko Dragić, 1967
47. PAS DE DEUX, Norman McLaren, 1967
48. A NAP ES A HOLD EL RABLASA, Sandor Reisenbuchler, 1968
49. STEKLJANNAJA GARMONIKA, Andrey Khrjanovski, 1968
50. BAMBI MEETS GODZILLA, Marv Newland, 1969
51. SCHODI, Stefan Schabenbeck, 1969
52. BON VOYAGE SIM!, Moustapha Alassane, 1969
53. KAMASUTRA RIDES AGAIN, Bob Godfrey, 1971
54. MAČKA, Zlatko Bourek, 1971
55. TOUT ECARTILLE, Andre Leduc, 1971
56. SISYPHUS, Marcell Jankovics, 1974
57. DONYAYE DIVANEH, DIVANEH, DIVANEH, Nooreddin Zarrinkelk, 1975
58. LEISURE, Bruce Petty, 1976
59. LA SEXILINEA, Osvaldo Cavandoli, 1977
60. WU MING, James Whitney, 1977
61. ICARUS AND THE WISEMEN, Feodor Khitruk, 1977
62. SATIEMANIA, Zdenko Gašparović, 1978
63. HARPYA, Raoul Servais, 1978
64. ANIMA, Gisele Ansorge, 1978
65. REFLESKY, Jerzy Kucia, 1979
66. SHAZKA SKAZOK, Youri Norstein, 1979
67. INTERIOR DESIGNS, Jane Aaron, 1980
68. A LEGY, Ferenc Rofusz, 1980
69. ELBOWING, Paul Driesson, 1980
70. LES TROIS INVENTEURS, Michel Ocelot, 1980
71. THE GREAT COGNITO, Will Vinton, 1982
72. FATA MORGANA I, Daniel Szczechura, 1983
73. JUMPING, Osamu Tezuka, 1984
74. NUESTRO PEQUENO PARAISO, Walter Tournier, 1985
75. THE FROG, THE DOG AND THE DEVIL, Bob Stenhouse, 1986
76. LUXO JR, John Lasseter, 1986
77. STREET OF CROCODILES, Timothy & Stephen Quay, 1986
78. AEG MAHA, Priit Parn, 1984
79. ENTRE DEUX SOEURS, Caroline Leaf, 1990
80. I LOVE YOU, TOO…, Joško Marušić, 1991
81. SOBRIETY, OBESITY AND GROWING OLD, William Kentridge, 1991
82. GAGARIN, Alexey Kharitidi, 1993
83. QUEST, Tyron Montgomery, Thomas Stellmach, 1996
84. GERI’S GAME, Jan Pinkava, 1997
>>64215711
There's just something deeply unsettling about the scene with the mother and the three giants.
Its a great film though, it reminds me a lot of Yellow Submarine but with actual meaning.
Disney is actually really underrated. It's easily the most influential animation studio in the history.
>>64222194
And it's not that good. There isn't a hell of a lot too it and what you get out of it will depend on how much you can relate to the protagonist. Its an unpretentious slice of life, for better or worse.
Now Pom Poko, that is the most overlooked Ghibli. Its one of, if not the most, complex and unconventional of their output.
Are there any animated series for adults that a non-weeb can enjoy?
>>64224164
Miyazaki isn't that weeby like most anime desu but there are stuff like The Prince of Egypt I guess.
Did anyone see Princess Kaguya? What did you think of it?
>>64212630
>DxD
>moeshit
Hmmm.....
>>64224283
I literally forgot I had watched it and started watching it again and it took me a good while to realize I had seen it before.
>>64224342
So it's not that good because its not very memorable? Skip it?
>>64224283
Fantastic. Every frame is a complete work of art.
Anything moe or harem related can be thrown into the trash where it belongs.
>>64210861
Mushishi is very good. It's very Japanese, but not in modern popcultural sense.
Hibike!
![garden-of-words1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Y5pIKzT.jpg "garden-of-words1[1].jpg")
>>64210861
>ctrl + f "shinkai"
>no results
embarassing 2bh. all his movies are top tier comfy
Watch Nadia. Just skip Ep 32-33
>>64226510
>this is the best show anime has to offer in 2015
No one has mentioned this yet? Bunch of faggots.
Still my favorite animated series, absolutely fantastic character development.
>>64210861
Tokyo Godfathers
>>64226515
All he does is wallow in sentimentality and use cliches as a crutch, there's nothing interesting or well done about his direction or writing. His films are terrible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdKTyWK8d28
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jETJt_zbnKk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cEDCeJuBPg
Eastern Block animations are fucking great
Fehérlófia familia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMHTVnDiMjM
>>64228498
Thanks for reminding me that I should watch it, senpai.
Is Perfect Blue good?
>>64228915
It's ok.
>>64228940
Better or worse than Paprika?
Jin Roh.
really underestimated, though it has its lengths.
The end is grandiously made and will gut you for days.
There
>>64228983
Not him but I found Parprika to be its own thing.
Perfect Blue is supposed to be much better than Paprika in objective terms.
>>64229040
no it isn't
>>64228983
I preferred Perfect Blue by a long mile, but they are quite different anyway so I can't really compare them. PB is way more "realistic" than Paprika.
>>64229250
Operative word here anon
>supposed
which implies that it isn't my opinion
>>64210918
>no fantastic planet
>>64227100
MY nigga
>>64212733
>the MY ANUS IS BLEEDING guy made some emotionally manipulative trash
It's such a BORING day more like, that movie was a real stinker. What the fuck was Hertzfeldt thinking?
