I like how he cuts all of his promos in Jerry Lewis' 'I'm being funny now' voice.

I would love to see this guy and Chad McGhee in a tag team together.

I was hearing Gilbert Gottfried, but yeah it's definitely Jerry Lewis.

There's an anime for everyone, except gmork. He doesn't get one.

:) Naruto's pretty non-violent, right? At least like DBZ? I just got a new client and he likes this orange toy.. it's like a skeleton but is orange with clownfish Nemo colors, so I'd like to find a show that's not too violent that incorporates orange and see if that works.

Is there an anime about anthropomorphized guns? Like, D'eagle, M-16, and AK-47 are a group of cute young schoolgirls and then blah blah blah That must be a thing already. Gmork could probably get into that one.

Handguns would be lolis, personalities would change depending on the firearm's reputation and country of origin, bust size would be determined by the calibre of the round, etc

It will be called Bishojuu Gakuin ("Pretty Gun Acamedy"). If it does not exist, we should make it.

I'm down for seeing lots of school girls shooting female ejaculate at each other.

That is what they shoot right?

It exists, EvilHomer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upotte!!

I have not watched it.

he knows it exists, he was just baiting for someone else to bring it up.

and if any anime is for gmork it would be highschool of the dead...im certain he could relate to the fat gun-obsessed loser who ends up impressing a highschool girl with his gun skillz.

I did not know it exists. I stopped watching anime once the Naruto craze started. In fact, the only animes I've followed since the 90s are, like, Gurren Lagenn, Ikki Tousen, HotD, Spice & Wolf, Nichijou, Kill la Kill, KanColle, KissxSis (OVA mostly), and against my wishes, Naruto, which was fairly crap except for that one ninja who looks like the girl from Lazytown. That's it, practically nothing. And why would I want to know more? Anime is for nerds!

But yeah, Gmork would probably like HotD. HotD has something for everyone, and I could picture Gmork being exactly like Kohta IRL.

Deadman Wonderland might have been interesting had they stuck with and developed ANY of the plotlines they set up instead of dropping every one of them after 2 episodes.

Kid framed for massacre and sent to hellish dystopian prison where he has to survive in the crazy system? OKAY 2 EPISODES ENOUGH OF THAT MOVING ON!

Story of Riki where superpowered prisoners fight in an arena? 2 EPISODES DONE ABORT ABORT!

Some rushed rebel/jailbreak plot that's dumb even in this fictional universe? The guards have armor that nullifies the prisoners' blood superpowers...except when it doesn't. Whatever the plot wants.

Did the jailbreak at least develop into something? Nope!

I just kind of catch random episodes. The last one I watched every episode of was Attack on Titan: from someone who just catches an episode here and there, it's pure awesome but if you watch the whole thing it falls into everything people normally bitch about with anime. Character development is only important when you care about the characters, many of whom quite literally come and go, unless my downloads were incomplete. I'll quit there since I can't remember who watched or who didn't, but the big reveal is quite face-palm worthy, and that's from build-up upon build-up of (literally) horseback philosophy for an entire episode.

The big problem for anime in the west is that the things getting brought over are the equivalent of the top 5 pop songs...they're popular and entertaining, but wouldn't stand up to critical scrutiny.