That's not how I see it at all. Mustang in the original anime was a soldier doing his job who also struggled with his emotions and his responsibilities. We're not really talking about top notch character development here, given how it's a mainstream Saturday afternoon shounen action anime, but I found it compelling enough. Mustang in the manga and in Brotherhood is a little similar on the surface but most of the time is really just the typical responsible adult in a shounen story who is sometimes misunderstood by the main characters. The entire DON'T LOSE YOUR WAY stuff at the end of his character arc was pretty laughable.
damn son hamatora is rad as fuck even if half the episode seems to take place in photoshop filters and google sketchup
I will concede that brotherhood kind of botches part of Mustangs arc at the end with the change to how heit largely plays out the same butgets his eyesight back. Its a small change and while I think it's not as good for it I don't think it ruins the story unlike say in fma 03 wherein the manga roy isn't planning to fix ishval until Marcoh offers to fix his eye sight where in brotherhood roy's already studying to do sojust so he can fit the angst quota needed to be a main character in fma 03mustang becomes the killer of winry's parents
Man I really do need to watch that movie one more time. What was it called again?
Sure, I think you can say that there was a lot of angsy 2edgy2cool stuff about the writing in the original anime. I don't think a lot of that was needed either. What I did like though, was how Mustang as a character acted in the position the story put him to be. He was a far more satisfying military character than he was in the manga. I'll take Mustang's fight with King Bradley and the closing moments he had in the original TV anime over all his involvement in the climax of the manga and Brotherhood any day. The explosions and flames in his fight with Envy in Brotherhood were REALLY good mind you, but it just didn't have the same emotional impact for me. It did improve the fight from the manga though!
Now I am just upset what happened to
Sailor Moon has completely eschewed purism until now. I'm entirely fine with not getting a fourth original take on the concept!
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Now I am just upset what happened to. I am still upset aboutMaria and Mamoru. They spend all this time talking aboutShunbut have done jack with it. Why talk about and expand uponKarmic Demons. Why go into great detail about these two concepts and spend episodes discussing them if you don't do anything with it. It's like putting a gun prop on stage during a play and never using it.Karmic Demons if you're not gonna do anything with it. Also Maria's child not being an Ogre is a total cop out
The sense of tension is gone which is weird because I feel this episode was supposed to make you tense. The direction though has just screwed that up.
It has been a long time since I have seen an anime fumble this much with it's ending episodes.
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Now I am just upset what happened to. I am still upset aboutMaria and Mamoru. They spend all this time talking aboutShunbut have done jack with it. Why talk about and expand uponKarmic Demons.Karmic Demons if you're not gonna do anything with it. Also Maria's child not being an Ogre is a total cop out
doesn't count?Shun
Even if the truth is that, the concept is still being used pretty heavily through the whole back half of the show, setting the expectations that the characters have for what they're up against. If the concept wasn't introduced, elaborated on, and made frightening earlier, that part would seem incoherent and arbitrary.Maria's kid isn't actually an Ogre
Of course. But they expanded on and kept talking abouthe countswell after theKarmic DemonsArc.Shun
If your not going to do anything with it why continue expanding on it like your setting up to use it again later on.
Reading PshycoNinja's impressions are painful because I don't want to reply and make fun of him, but it becomes more and more obvious as he progresses through the show that he's the sort of audience cultivated by modern TV and mainstream entertainment, wanting to be spoon fed stuff and actually desiring narratives which are formulaic so they can be figured out easily and all fit together to "make sense", and teased with cheap clues which come into play later so the viewer can feel smarter about "seeing it coming" and so on.
Whoops. I guess I insulted him after all. I guess that's what an entire generation of shitty TV and crappy videogames does to people.![]()
But I can't disagree with him either.
I'm not exactly sure why PshycoNinja doesn't want to watch something from the Mahou Shoujo genre.
He's not magical enough.
Reading PshycoNinja's impressions are painful because I don't want to reply and make fun of him, but it becomes more and more obvious as he progresses through the show that he's the sort of audience cultivated by modern TV and mainstream entertainment, wanting to be spoon fed stuff and actually desiring narratives which are formulaic so they can be figured out easily and all fit together to "make sense", and teased with cheap clues which come into play later so the viewer can feel smarter about "seeing it coming" and so on.
Whoops. I guess I insulted him after all. I guess that's what an entire generation of shitty TV and crappy videogames does to people.![]()
Well he wouldn't be the first anime fan to not care for complex science fiction considering its sales
I guess that's why they just turned the manga adaptation into porn.
Well he wouldn't be the first anime fan to not care for complex science fiction considering its sales
I guess that's why they just turned the manga adaptation into porn.
The concept of the ogre and karmic demon is also a big part of why being a psychic is dangerous in the first place. It's not just that people will misuse the powers, but that they'll completely lose control of them. In that sense it ties into the society as a whole.
I feel like you may have misunderstood what the point of thediscussion was. It was an illustration of the kind of world the characters live in. The point is the impact it has on Saki's character and how she reacts to it.karma demons
Reading PshycoNinja's impressions are painful because I don't want to reply and make fun of him, but it becomes more and more obvious as he progresses through the show that he's the sort of audience cultivated by modern TV and mainstream entertainment, wanting to be spoon fed stuff and actually desiring narratives which are formulaic so they can be figured out easily and all fit together to "make sense", and teased with cheap clues which come into play later so the viewer can feel smarter about "seeing it coming" and so on.
Whoops. I guess I insulted him after all. I guess that's what an entire generation of shitty TV and crappy videogames does to people.![]()
Of course. But they expanded on and kept talking abouthe countswell after theKarmic DemonsArc.Shun
If your not going to do anything with it why continue expanding on it like your setting up to use it again later on.
Eruru <3
Just wait until you meet the girl with the most awkwardly gigantic tits ever. They don't fit her character at all and each team she appears on screen I laugh.
It's a deeply flawed show. I feel people have either forgotten certain aspects or glossed over the details that this show supposedly prides itself on.
I don't think I've ever managed to spell that show's name successfully on the first try without cheating.Eruru <3
I'm getting the nostalgia HNNGs. Really liked Utawarerumono when I watched it
No, I think he has what it takes to watch one of them. I'm not suggesting like... Magical Hell, which is what I'm in.
I'm judging you by your avatar.Don't judge a book by it's cover and all that jazz.
Still not nearly as difficult as Bakumatsu Kikansetsu IrohanihohetoI don't think I've ever managed to spell that show's name successfully on the first try without cheating.
It's definitely a flawed show. I haven't really seen anyone say otherwise. It's a first time director adapting a pretty challenging novel which doesn't naturally lend itself to visual storytelling. But it sounds more like you had problems with the sort of story it was telling, rather than the failings in how that was presented.
I'm judging you by your avatar.
lmao
is there a thing for :cnet. There should be.
I don't mind. Just as long as you take up the Clannad Challenge and the show you recommend yourself is under 50 episodes. I am willing to give most anime a shot.
There was a time when I didn't think I would like Slapstick Comedy, Slice of Life, Murder Mystery or even heavy drama in my anime. I used to exclusively watch DBZ, Bleach, Naruto, Inuyasha. But I expanded my horizons and found other genres that I enjoyed because I gave something a shot. Don't judge a book by it's cover and all that jazz.
Yeah, they're not really making it look good.Maybe if they keep shaking the camera I won't notice how static the shot is.
No one talks about :cnet because that leads to people getting banned.
Maybe if they keep shaking the camera I won't notice how static the shot is.
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8 is the, right?wedding episode
It's going to start getting less cute and more uncomfortably drawn out and lewd from here on in.
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