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That's right. They're watchable, but it's not like they're 'essential viewing'.To be fair, the other portions of Ayakashi aren't bad, but are not related to Mononoke.
That's right. They're watchable, but it's not like they're 'essential viewing'.To be fair, the other portions of Ayakashi aren't bad, but are not related to Mononoke.
Part 2 (3?) of Icarus Watches Classy Hentai: Cleopatra: Queen of Sex (1970, Mushi Productions, Osamu Tezuka, blablabla)
So I noticed that Gunbuster is scheduled to come out on Blu-ray in Japan next month. Fuck yeah!
School Days 6
Makoto you cock.
School Days 6
Makoto you cock.
only the last arc as the other two stories weren't very goodHuh, so this show is a horror? Okay, I'm paying attention now. Wikipedia says it's a spinoff of a previous show, Ayakishi: Samurai Horror Tales. I wonder if I should watch that one first.
hehhSchool Days 6
Makoto you cock.
hehehehe. YOU WILL SEE ALL SOON.
Anne of Green Gables 50
God's in his heaven, all's right with the world.
Fulfilling conclusion to a fantastic show. The limits of its budget show, mostly in inconsistent animation, and I wish it had been about three episodes shorter and removed the weakest padding. But those are minor complaints. The novel is a timeless classic, and Takahata did it justice. He portrays the characters and events with a sensitive and sympathetic eye that draws out their emotional power without going overboard into exaggerated sentimentality. Some incidents that were only briefly described are appropriately fleshed out for a visual medium, and most of the new ones inserted are in keeping with the spirit of the book. The art is beautiful throughout, and it's easy to see why countless Japanese have been inspired by this to visit Prince Edward Island. In the end, Anne of Green Gables turns out to be both more grounded and have a wider scope than just about any other anime show.
Now that this has whetted my appetite, it's time to watch everything else Isao Takahata did that I haven't seen yet. Should be fun times ahead.
What was up with the end of that episode?
Katsura is all like "I'll love you even if you are dating someone else!" Then she finds out Makoto and Seika are going at it and stops cold. I thought she was expecting this?
Was this just a translation fuck up?
What was up with the end of that episode?
Katsura is all like "I'll love you even if you are dating someone else!" Then she finds out Makoto and Seika are going at it and stops cold. I thought she was expecting this?
Was this just a translation fuck up?
Maybe actually seeing it before your eyes changes the perspective.
Nope.
it is as fucked as you think it is.
I am excite.
More fucked up I would say. The whole series is more fucked up than you think it is.
Nope. It's an innocent show about pure love, and pure feelings, a good wholesome family fun for all ages.
Why do you say these things![]()
Urusei Yatsura 13-18
The episode where the teacher tries to date Lum was pretty blergh.
Somewhere in here I realized that the voice cast of Gosenzosama Banbanzai all had major roles on UY (Inumaru = Ataru, Inumaru's mom = Sakura, Inumaru's dad = Ataru's dad, etc.) which seems like an obvious and important connection. derp.
Who do you think I am, some anime newbie? Of course I know that the movie already came out.To clarify, the movie version has actually come out on Blu-Ray before, this is the original OVA series.
There's more than one way to interpret this post. *giggle*There's nothing to joke about regarding K-On!.
Who do you think I am, some anime newbie? Of course I know that the movie already came out.
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The show doesn't really figure out a perfect approach to its material until episode 13, FYI.
i.e. skip to S2.
Not-Very-Bodacious Space Not-Pirates 3:
If this was the pacing they were going to take with 26 episodes, this should have been a 12-episodes show. Just get on with the goddamned Bodacious Space Piracy, already! Mou! At least they actually had some (comparatively tame) fanservice this time around, although the mysterious lack of pantsu-view in a zero-G environment continues to baffle me. The show is beautifully animated and even the CG space object models look good, but Raptor Jesus on a Pogo Stick, COULD SOMETHING PLEASE HAPPEN ALREADY?!
Who could have thought that a show with such a premise would be slow and non-bodacious.
K-On!: Serious Business
Nisemonogatari ep 3
Finally,it's back to the plot after a nothing in ep 2. I laugh at the sixth female individual, totally unexpected.
How was I supposed to know!? Spoiler that shit!No no, not K-On!, K-On!! is the serious one.
Did you watch the original Macross?Macross 7 11
alert!Pedoalert! Besides that though, I really liked the information aboutPedoMylene's parents.
Friends don't let frinds miss out on experiencing School Days.I told my friend once to watch School Days, and when he finished it, I got a text saying "Fuck you" and then he didn't talk to me for 3 days. Heh heh. It was worth it.
Don't worry. It get's worse.School Days 7
MAKOTO YOU COCK.
And I feel bad for Katsura, because everyone's treating her like shit, but she needs to stop lying to herself and give up. It's pitiful.
Did you watch the original Macross?
Mylene's parents only get more awesome as the show goes on
I'm a horrible person, but no, I did not. At least not all of it. I will though, eventually anyways. I only barely know the metaplot between each of them, but yeah, I need to watch the first.
I'm excited though, especially about your spoilers, and the fact that I didn't know Mylene's momis a micronized Zentradi.
Mononoke 1:
Well, that was certainly not quite what I expected. It was very good, though. The art design is out of this world, and this has some of the best usage of sound I can think of in recent memory. The episode managed to create some nice horror and atmosphere, and I'm really interested to see where this show heads based on the end. There was some great dialogue between the characters, too, particularly in the scene where they're climbing the stairs. I'll definitely keep watching this.
Darn it.Make sure you also watch the Bakeneko arc from Ayakashi (episodes 9-11). It provides a better introduction to the Medicine Seller, introduces a character who will return in episode 3 of Mononoke, and executes the concept behind the show as well as it ever will be.
holy fuck
you are missing out on so much
my god
No, they're quite different entirely... yeah, as you say (and I agreed above) they are both post-apocalyptic shows with female lead casts, but they're so different in every other respect -- genre, action, style, theme, art, setting, etc -- that no, I really don't think they're very similar. Last Exile Fam is at its core a flight and feet combat action series, really, with constant tension and fighting; SnW is mono no aware drama / group of girls comedy where most of the fighting is in flashback. And yeah both lead characters are eager optimists, but have pretty different characters and skillsets.
Or just listen to Fuwa Fuwa Time a dozen times, along with Don't Say Lazy.Or just fast forward through S1, amirite?
Something something Thin Red Line > Redline.Don't listen to firehawk. Ever.
S1 is basically a straight adaptation of the 4koma... and really, 2 volumes of the 4koma crammed into 12 episodes. It's why you have two beach episodes and essentially the same set of jokes recycled. First, timid Mio, then timid Azusa.I liked K-ON!, but episode 13 was clearly on another level from the rest of the show, a level that I imagine will appeal to more people. I haven't seen S2 yet, but if it continues that approach of avoiding the sometimes awkward gags to focus on painting a beautiful picture of friendship, I think there would be some merit in telling someone who's not entirely happy with the start of K-ON! to skip there and try it out.
Cat lady is making a comeback.Nothing to say except Shaft being Shaft, dat Kanbaru, shit's about to get real, and Senjougahara is the best character.
School Days 7
MAKOTO YOU COCK.
And I feel bad for Katsura, because everyone's treating her like shit, but she needs to stop lying to herself and give up. It's pitiful.
School Days is amazing. People understand it's reputation, they see the responses it generates, they watch the damn show and yet they continue on to the end, for some reason.
You have to admit they did things where other harem animes didn't. Nor should they. Ever.
Yes, but does that make it the best harem show or the worst haem show?
It makes it a uniquely ambitious romance harem show.