Hanzo Hattori

11/06/2024

"Got a smoke?"
-Solid Snake

カウボーイビバップ
Cowboy Bebop (1998)

11/06/2024

sexy

11/06/2024

The Shinobi world has its own rules. Akatsuki are considered criminals, but Orochimaru, who threatened Konoha and killed for experiments, lives peacefully after switching to her side. It can be assumed that if the Akatskis had done the same, they would have been left alone too.

Such situations in the Shinobi world can be explained by the benefit of keeping the strong on your side. Moral: everyone is equal, but some are more equal. An ordinary Shinobi has no forgiveness for crimes, and the strong have a different approach.

There are also similar examples in the real world. After World War II, the USSR and the USA used the knowledge of Japanese war criminals for their own purposes, granting them immunity. This shows that the Shinobi world reflects the real world, where profit is more important than morality.

Orochimaru in Boruto continues his experiments, for example, with Mitsuki, but at the same time does not cause disgust. This is the merit of Kishimoto, who blurs the boundaries between good and evil.

It is difficult to give a moral assessment in the Shinobi world. For example, Itachi is a hero for Sasuke, a traitor for Uchiha, and a true Shinobi for Konoha. So it all depends on the point of view.

To sum up, Orochimaru pursues selfish goals without hiding behind altruism. He reconsidered his priorities, but remained cool-headed. The topic of good and evil is complex and subjective, and this is just one point of view.

08/06/2024

08/06/2024

Good morning everyone! Today I got lost on the path of life...

04/06/2024

>3 it

02/06/2024

All the things she said
All the things she said
Running through my head
Running through my head
Running through my head
All the things she said
All the things she said
Running through my head
Running through my head
All the things she said

This is not enough

I'm in serious s**t, I feel totally lost
If I'm asking for help it's only because
Being with you has opened my eyes
Could I ever believe such a perfect surprise?
I keep asking myself, wondering how
I keep closing my eyes but I can't block you out
Wanna fly to a place where it's just you and me
Nobody else so we can be free
Nobody else so we can be free

02/06/2024

Anbu aesthetics

28/05/2024

lmao

25/05/2024

Cry, run away
Or the door is locked
And be silent, and lie down
Study the ceiling
And it's not like everyone else to dream
Kissing the heavens
Ceiling, carousel
Half an hour, half an hour

[chorus]
Half an hour, trains derailed
Half an hour, not your lane
Half an hour, half an hour, no question
No answer, half an hour, half an hour
Half an hour without you, half an hour
Half an hour, him and me, half an hour
Every man by himself, every man by himself, for half an hour
At their addresses, half an hour

(t.A.t.U.)

25/05/2024

Anime used to be a real explosion, but now it's just a pathetic sight. In the nineties, anime did such somersaults that the brain exploded: "Evangelion", "Cowboy Bebop", "Ghost in the Shell" — all these are masterpieces. There were deep plots, cool characters and a real philosophy. What about now? One fan service and templates. Kick ass, how fu**ed up are these cloned stories about schoolchildren with superpowers and harems.

The products are stamped as on a conveyor belt, just to chop the dough. And animators work for pennies, like slaves, it's not surprising that the quality suffers. Computer graphics are trying to replace the good old animation, but it turns out to be some kind of bulls**t.

Yes, streaming services seem to have helped the industry with money, but this does not mean that you can mess around like that. It's time to stop this circus and get back to basics. Make something really good, not cheap fakes. The Japanese animation has rolled into a hole, but there is still hope that there will be those who can pull it back out. It only takes a little effort and desire to regain its former glory.Although now it seems that anime has been forgotten, but in the past it was a real cult. I remember watching Evangelion and just getting lost in its depths. Now the picture is different — some formulaic plots and characters, and even sexual motives everywhere.

They drive the animators into slavery, and then they are surprised that the quality is falling. Computer graphics are good, but not when they replace everything in the world. Now streaming services are pouring money, but they forget about quality.

I'm tired of this endless cycle of templates and cheap fan service. Let's go back to the roots, when anime was not just entertainment, but a cultural phenomenon. I hope there are those who have not forgotten how to make a real masterpiece.

25/05/2024

Cowboy Bebop, artist: odioart