Do you watch previews at the end of the anime episode?
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No I don't.
Unless it's an ongoing anime, I don't usually check out the previews
Unless it's an ongoing anime, I don't usually check out the previews
you got the top poster of the month?
that's mine lol. give it back. are you watching one piece?
Rinko
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I just had it for a bit and you snatched it already.
Congratulations and no one can beat you, once you enter the court
thanks lol
and it's easy for me to post a lot. and i just browse a lot i think. are you watching anything rinko?
Demon_skeith
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If I have to wait a week I will, but these days I have all the episodes ready to go so I just skip them.
Grungie
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If someone’s so worried about spoilers that previews ruin shows for them, they need to get over themselves.
Some of the folks that are super sensitive to spoilers are as annoying as the guy who straight up spoils the show. Watching the OP, ED, or previews, or reading the premise won’t ruin the entire show for people.
Some of the folks that are super sensitive to spoilers are as annoying as the guy who straight up spoils the show. Watching the OP, ED, or previews, or reading the premise won’t ruin the entire show for people.
MoonlightShadow
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I click 'next episode' just when the show ends
do you seriously watch the previews for all the episodes grung?
lol. me too.
Grungie
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That has nothing to do with what I said.
Uncrowned
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I watch very few animes as they are being released and I generally watch the preview when that happens. However, 90% (if not more) of the time I wait until the season is fully released and binge-watch it. I don't often watch the previews in that case as the next episode is right there.
it kinda does lol
i don't remember the anime names but when the episodes ended with a cliffhanger, in the preview you would usually get the answer lol. i will tag you when i remember the anime names because it happened to me a lot more than you think
Grungie
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Most of those you can see from a mile away. If you didn’t, you either weren’t paying attention, or are dumb. It’s never that massive of a plot twist, if even a plot twist.
That’s why I said you have to be way too anal over spoilers if previews, OP’s, or knowing the show’s premise kills the entire show for you.
Uncrowned
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I do recall Dragon Ball Z being horrific for giving away the plot in the next episode title. So many episodes would end on a cliffhanger, the preview would build up the cliffhanger, then the last line would be "Watch Next Time When Goku Defeats Freeza and find out who wins!"
i don't know what to say to that.
if the protagonist goes down and is and to lose and then pulls a new attack in the next episode, do you think we have to predict it? and the same repeats for 3 more episodes does it make sense to you?
Grungie
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Battle anime usually pulls the same tricks over and over. The protagonist is usually going to learn a special move at the last second, or someone jumps in to help at the last second. They also do this as the cliffhanger. So if the preview is “woah guys, let’s see how the big bad handles the MC’s special new move!” Is such a spoiler, go cry in the corner.
That’s a more realistic scenario than your fabricated one of the protag getting his ass beat and learning a new special movie 3 episodes in a row. Sounds like a lame battle anime protagonist as well.
at least it's realistic lol
many people got a good impression on hunter x hunter for this reason. it's got logic in a weird way
Grungie
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I said my example is realistic, yours is not.