Patrician Shows
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>has only seen Gundam
How do we get rid of these techno-normie facebook-using mainstream slavs?
By suggesting shows that are both good and properly obscure!
I'll start with
>Dorvack
Gurren Lagann
Are we being raided?
A/Z
>There are people on /m/ that don't like Doozy Bots
You faggots would be more at home on Reddit.
>>13458770
Dorvack isn't even all that enjoyable. Especially with the second half with Not-Darth Vader and his magical control of all robots.
>>13458778
By snails, yes
>>13458856
Well it's a good thing we have tons of salt ready
>>13458808
True taste, the taste of a soul unbound by gravity.
An underrated gem. Truly patrician.
>>13458770
Giant Robo.
Beware the children who get defensive over someone looking for anything resemblind depth. Like if you ask for anything deep, has good writing, can be considered art, you'll get autists up your asshole.
>>13458778
slowly raided by /a/, since the new gundam started
>>13461467
Don't forget occasional /tv/ and /v/ idiots.
>>13461474
yes, but those are more easily spotted though
>>13458770
Shows normalfags haven't seen? Simple.
Pick anything from before 2010. Done.
>>13461467
An /a/ user wouldn't know what the fuck Dorvack is
Layzner, L gaim, and Dragonar are pretty obscure in the west.
Layzner and dragonar are great, L gaim is pretty good too
>>13461547
>normalfag suddenly means child
>>13461547
But the only mecha shows normalfags will ever ever EVER see (Code Geass, Eva, TTGL) are all pre-2010.
>>13461945
So it means we're being raided by /m/ residents?
UNPOSSIBLE, only other boards are capable of shitposting.
>>13458770
Posters who appraise shows based on how many people have seen them are somehow even worse than normalfags
Dorvack has extremely cool mecha design, but almost nothing else going for it, as >>13458811 said. Start with something underappreciated relative to its quality, like Dragon's Heaven or Robot Carnival
>>13462777
>normies watching TTGL, CG, and NGE
Sorry friendo, it's all A/Z.
