Must because I going through Gundam SEED and other mech show lately... its seem like a routine.
Yeah it's pretty normal for long shows.
Must because I going through Gundam SEED and other mech show lately... its seem like a routine.
Loving the show so far, and this is my first manga in 10+ years. The problem I had with manga is that they drag and drag the shows to no end. Just wondering since the books are out there, is this show gonna drag on forever or is there a definitive number of episodes set?
Thanks
I was confused about what recap they were referring too. I guess after One Piece, Bleach, and Naruto/Shippuden, my idea of recap is anything seven+ minutes and longer
Nothing will beat the weekly One Piece recaps. There's nothing new until AT LEAST the 5 minute mark. That's what I was expecting to happen here. Was worried for nothing.
Yeah, I hope they don't make up an ending like with Claymore.The anime is set to run for 25 episodes. The manga is still going and won't finish before the anime ends. What will probably happen is the anime will end at an alright stopping point and another season will be greenlit when the manga gets further ahead.
Yeah, I hope they don't make up an ending like with Claymore.
Nothing will beat the weekly One Piece recaps. There's nothing new until AT LEAST the 5 minute mark. That's what I was expecting to happen here. Was worried for nothing.
Yeah, Madhouse fucked up so bad so that their terrible terrible thought up ending did not even conclude anything.Was that even an ending though? It was really just a stopping point. The manga had a time-skip at that point and then continued on.
Yeah, Madhouse fucked up so bad so that their terrible terrible thought up ending did not even conclude anything.
Eh, I would have preferred them letting it end like Berserk, i.e. also no real conclusion but there would have been no nonsensical DBZ style ending battle either. And if they wanted to go for an anime original ending, they should have let the story diverge at an earlier point than right before the end (e.g. the first FMA series or to some extent Soul Eater).In their defense, it's not always super-easy to conclude an anime series based on an ongoing manga.
Case-in-point: Berserk
The pop/rock/shitty 2000s alternative song during the supposedly fist-pumping speeches are completely out of place.
Neither way is real satisfying, but it seems this show is easily popular enough to plan to continue into another season. That isn't the case though for most other shows unfortunately.Eh, I would have preferred them letting it end like Berserk, i.e. also no real conclusion but there would have been no nonsensical DBZ style ending battle either. And if they wanted to go for an anime original ending, they should have let the story diverge at an earlier point than right before the end (e.g. the first FMA series or to some extent Soul Eater).
I don't know if its even really popular or not but here's what got me interested in it.So why is this anime so popular when others have fallen by the way side? Is it just the storyline?
*The presentation has been solid. Action scenes have been spectacular, the sound design spot on and the art has been fine. Yes some sacrifices are made with some tipsy CG effects and still shots but at least the show puts its budget where it matters.
So why is this anime so popular when others have fallen by the way side? Is it just the storyline?
I don't know if its even really popular or not
So why is this anime so popular when others have fallen by the way side? Is it just the storyline?
for me its the general lack of creepy fan service and the high school trope that plague most anime.
That and it's unpredictability.
There's a lot of stuff out there with neither...
Not really.
Japan is pushing out a ton of generic crap.
Its no wonder Titan has floated to the top.
The Blu-ray pre-orders support its popularity.
Half of the entire top 10 is set in high school
Not really.
I mean, if you just look at the AOTY results thread for 2012, five of the top ten, including two of the top three, are shows that aren't set in high school, and pretty much the entire list is low on creepy fanservice. Saying stuff like that shows that you aren't paying attention to the stuff being released.
Titan is doing well because the manga is doing well, and the manga is doing well because the setting has a pretty fantastic hook: a unique level of "low" technology, an unusual and relentless foe, and a heady mix of youth empowerment and stark despair.
Not really.
I mean, if you just look at the AOTY results thread for 2012, five of the top ten, including two of the top three, are shows that aren't set in high school, and pretty much the entire list is low on creepy fanservice. Saying stuff like that shows that you aren't paying attention to the stuff being released.
So why is this anime so popular when others have fallen by the way side? Is it just the storyline?
That's only a problem if you're crazy enough to watch everything or pick titles completely at random.I don't think that's entirely indicative...
Most of them may not be exactly set in High School but a significant majority involve school age students, and their interactions within that framework. K-On the Movie isn't set in high school technically, but it is definitely about high school and the relationships formed during that period of life.
1 Hyouka - High school
2 Fate/Zero 2nd Season - No
3 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure - No
4 Tsuritama - High School
5 Kids on the Slope - High School
6 Girls und Panzer - High School
7 Space Brothers - No
8 From the New World - Middle/High School (most of it)
9 Humanity Has Declined - High(?) School (Some of it)
10 K-On! The Movie - High School Girls
Anime loves it's high school.
The anime is set to run for 25 episodes. The manga is still going and won't finish before the anime ends. What will probably happen is the anime will end at an alright stopping point and another season will be greenlit when the manga gets further ahead.
Not really.
Japan is pushing out a ton of generic crap.
Its no wonder Titan has floated to the top.
The Blu-ray pre-orders support its popularity.
What do you think of the music?I'm here to emulsify your fats.
With my bile.
Critical rant - Episode 7
This show has the most awful, wasteful pacing I have ever seen. It takes 20 minutes to go through 3 minutes of in universe time.
Also, WTF kind of crap army is this?! Has no one here heard of situational awareness? The streets are not murky pits of tar that the titans leap out of of, shark like. They are large, well lit avenues. Look the **** around you before jetting off into space.
If only they had some kind of special training, or tight organization, like some kind of... army... ?! You mean... that Full Metal Jacket thing from earlier was just a bunch of fluff and bull, with no meaning? IS THERE NO THOUGHT PUT INTO THIS SERIES?
And the Titans better well have emerged during the Dark Ages or some nonsense, b/c for real, they'd be taken out real quick now-a-days. Uranium tipped tank rounds to the back of the neck, drone strikes, rail guns...
But even then, low tech humans have completely eradicated a HECK of a lot of species, many of them very big, and very mean. Hm.
WHY DO I KEEP WATCHING. It keeps tricking me into thinking it gets better, but all I get is a bunch of stupid people making stupid decisions. And seriously, I don't even remember what the music was like. It made no impression.
The pomegranate was a pleasant surprise, though. I wonder if it refers to that myth, like others have said, in regards to the "friendly giant?" Or is it simply another metaphor for Mikasa's strict adherence to biological survival of the fittest? See: the fecundity of the fruit- all the seeds spreading it's genes.
Meh. I'm done for now. I'll be back next week to paradoxically waste another 24 minutes of my life on this show.
There's a lot of stuff out there with neither...
Every single piece of audio I've heard has been terrific. The opening and ending, the orchestral background music, the cheesy empowering vocal bgm... I will have this soundtrack when it drops.I LOVE the soundtrack. Hopefully I will be able to buy it
Personally, I wish there was more anime out right now like Attack on Titan, Psycho Pass, Guilty Crown.
Hell, even if we got some good "high school" animes again such as Toradora or After story I would be content.