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Just finished watching the Berserk anime... didn't want to create a new thread for this simple question: Any other similar anime shows (not movies) out there?
Kyouko and Kuroneko are gonna style all over everyone.Articalys said:
People can post where they want!Unknown Soldier said:Use the P4 OT, please.
Hitokage said:People can post where they want!
I prefer Shana as my Kugiloli of choice.Unknown Soldier said:That was just a friendly reminder that there is one! I could have had Louise remind you guys instead, you know.
Articalys said:http://i.imgur.com/ev6U6l.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/OTaRql.jpg
So where is the thirty years war going on in that picture, exactly?Dresden said:world of horizon is just japan split up with all the black people sent to the corner:
You don't read books, do you?Novid said:wtf....
how does a dude write that
mind blown...
The discussion that led to this information nearly took out me, Envelope, and Duckroll, so appreciate it!Geneijin said:Because it was asked, Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon Episode 1 Summary (blame ABF):
Yeah, it's the moment when their retelling of history went wrong and the flying cities were shot down out of the sky.At the beginning of the episode, we're shown the land undergoing some kind of transformation. This may be what is later suggested by the conversation between the two teachers, Musashi and Sakai, the apocalypse.
He's the MC of an action series, so I'm sure he will not remain entirely incapable...After the opening, we see a girl singing at a grave with the name Horizon inscribed on this gravestone. Later, throughout the episode, it's implied or suggested this girl is the sister of Horizon. Probably Horizon's imouto. The next scene transitions to our main character, Tori Aoi, who offhandedly remarks something needs to be put at an end.
And this character is important because the following exposition which is setup between the instructor and Toussaint (the boy with the glasses) setups Tori's background. That he's the representative/Chancellor of this flying city/ship, and reps are usually chosen by "them," which isn't made known yet who they are exactly although it could be assumed it's some higher authority or power (Testament Union), that they usually pick incompetent fools/puppets basically, so they can easily manipulate these incompetent reps, including Tori Aoi, our main character. It also provides us with some context and even motivation for this character, Tori. Our main character was once incapable seemingly. Is he still now? That remains the question onto the next episode.
Yeah, but now, since the disaster in the beginning I assume, they have been controlled by the land people, and they're not too thrilled with that obviously.One important thing to note is that the "Far East Musashi" is basically a landless property/flying estate/flying ship - the ship Tori and his ragtag team of classmates/friends are on - because the Earth only has a few remaining pieces of land where people can still inhabit. These remaining plots of land, which has its own separate states/countries and practically the size of Japan, more or less, as indicated in the picture Dresden links to are called the "Divine States." Here's the catch: all territories - the Divine States - use to belong to Far East Musashi, but they're basically enslaved for reasons I'll detail later. Think of Far East Musashi as Britannia basically. The age limit requirement is an example of their enslavement and imprisonment. They were formerly a super power country or something equivalent with many territories.
I would assume so, though given their ages most of them can't have been too old when she died...Before the training exercise (tag) begins, there's another important thing you should remember. The instructor specifically says after looking and passing Horizon's gravestone that Horizon marks the start of their journey. They being the class we saw earlier. It also could imply they were friends with Horizon before.
Tori's sister's actual name is apparently Kimi Aoi; she just prefers to use fake names that make her sound more like the ojousama that she wants to be (more like the other couple of ojousama characters in the show, that is).Anyway, near the end, Tori shows up and proclaims he'll finally have a confession. And while it's unknown what a confession was initially, when he states it's a confession to Horizon, who Tori's sister Bel Fiore says died 10 years ago, we can safely assume they're implying this is a love confession. Also, the name Horizon has meaning because of the gravestone shown earlier in the episode. We also learn something important about Tori: he never confessed to Horizon and plans to do so before he challenges the world. Tori might be suggesting he's planning to lead a revolt with Far East Musashi.
The word you're looking for is UNinhabitable, not inhabitable, right? Some translation uses that word too, but it must be quite completely wrong. I mean, that map alone shows that "the rest of the world is uninhabitable" is the whole idea, I think.Now here's where most of the confusion is: the exposition in the ending credits. From what I can interpret, they're trying to rewrite history because they want to prevent the collapse of their former continent/country. As the ending credits state, the people use to be able to rise to the heavens and had formed cities in the sky basically. However, a war up there caused the sky continent (for simplicity's sake) to collapse, and they were forced to return to the Earth and live on the ground instead of the skies. The problem was most of the land was inhabitable and what later became known as the "Divine States" was the only land left habitable. So in an attempt to fix this - to prevent the destruction, the apocalypse, of the sky continent, they set forth to rewrite/relive history by creating a magic book, the Testament, where they can literally replace the bad future with this newly created one within the book where the sky continent never collapsed and prevent it from happening. It's sort of like a mechanic of time travel basically.
I thought that it was that the land people, redoing history, took over the sky people after the disaster and war shown in the beginning. After that war they tried restarting their history reenactment again, but this time with the ground people in control? I'm not sure, it's unclear.However, they failed once already. Hence, why Far East Musashi is now enslaved because the countries took over the undefended lands Far East Musashi temporarily abandoned to rewrite history.
Thoraxes said:I prefer Shana as my Kugiloli of choice.
OK, next week I will mosey on over there.
I eat shredded meat all the time.e_i said:I Don't Have Many Friends ED: Who knew nuns were f'ing metal? And MEAT could shred?
Those OT die without support!Hitokage said:People can post where they want!
jman2050 said:You're both wrong, should've used Taiga.
Boku wa Tomodachi I guess?cajunator said:What is this meat show everybody is referring to??
/XX/ said:For those who don't know, the new opening song for the show is supposedly the other original song (boys, come back to me) included in the recently released Audio CD single from Etsuko Yakushimaru (やくしまる えつこ or Tika・α (ティカ・α. This Audio CD single is called nornir/boys, come back to me (ノルニル/少年よ我に帰れ. Here is a link to this later one:
少年よ我に帰れ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0-J4LgDfok
Only the strong survive!Trojita said:Those OT die without support!
When I ask you this don't be shore, leave the puns to the profishonals, please.Dresden said:Chiesona 4 is... well, I realized about halfway through the chiepisode that I'd chienjoy it no matter what. My chiexpecations were chiettatterd. I love Chiesona 4, got chiells when the songs started playing, chiet cetera, etc.
Loved it. Dat Chie. This could be a Chie Train show and I'd still enjoy it. It's more fucking Chiesona.
There wasn't an OP in the first episode. Well not the traditional one. That might change in the second episode.Articalys said:A question about the Persona 4 anime: opening sequences are known to sometimes be spoileriffic, so how bad is this one? Should I avert my eyes and skip over it until I'm further into the game?
So Penguin Drum and Steins; Gate are weak?trejo said:Only the strong survive!
I'll chiemember it.Branduil said:When I ask you this don't be shore, leave the puns to the profishonals, please.
Charlie will win an award for blandest male protagonist ever.jman2050 said:Persona 4
Haven't played the game but just from my own expectations from my familiarity with the third game, so far so good.
The protagonist is the worst kind of cardboard cutout though. I mean yeah I guess that's faithful to the silent protag nature of the games but that doesn't quite work so well in an anime.
jman2050 said:Persona 4
Haven't played the game but just from my own expectations from my familiarity with the third game, so far so good.
The protagonist is the worst kind of cardboard cutout though. I mean yeah I guess that's faithful to the silent protag nature of the games but that doesn't quite work so well in an anime.
Hellsing321 said:Charlie will win an award for blandest male protagonist ever.
As I posted in the persona thread, it was ok, but I'm not very enthusiastic about the show. There were a number of elements I just didn't like at all.jman2050 said:Persona 4
Haven't played the game but just from my own expectations from my familiarity with the third game, so far so good.
The protagonist is the worst kind of cardboard cutout though. I mean yeah I guess that's faithful to the silent protag nature of the games but that doesn't quite work so well in an anime.
jman2050 said:Persona 4
The protagonist is the worst kind of cardboard cutout though. I mean yeah I guess that's faithful to the silent protag nature of the games but that doesn't quite work so well in an anime.
firehawk12 said:MariMite Live Action: Yeah, it's as cheap as zero said it would be. They used all natural lighting for the entire film... and I guess Japan is cloudy as shit, because most of the movie seems to take place in the dark.
I suppose it was fun to see live action versions of the MariMite characters, although without the heightened reality of anime voice acting, everything seemed a lot more amateurish than it should have been. But, there's not much else to say... it's a close adaptation of the first arc of the anime/first book, and is more functional than anything else. Anime Yumi > Live Action Yumi by a long shot though.
I will say, it is funny to watch boob-grabbing/yuri trolling in 3D, since it makes absolutely no sense in real life:
I'm glad I was finally able to knock this out one though. Still hoping for a final season of the animu.
icarus-daedelus said:thirded
I'd go for more Marmite but I'm not desperate enough to watch the live-action version.
BrLvgThrChmstry said:Just finished watching the Berserk anime... didn't want to create a new thread for this simple question: Any other similar anime shows (not movies) out there?
Your in for a treatJintor said:Full Metal Panic! (s1)
Well, this show is a strange combination that somehow works.
Enron said:FMP s1 is overall good, although uneven.