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Code Geass: Akito the Exiled 1
Does this get any better?
No. Though you might get more out of the sequels than I did since you won't be waiting years between installments and forgetting most of the details.
Code Geass: Akito the Exiled 1
Does this get any better?
Currently marathoning season 3 of Working!! and I just got to the ep 3 when the chief and Sanji go on a date.
I didn't realize that there was a fervor for me to watch it from yourself. If that's the case maybe I will, but I can't promise any interesting thoughts on itWatch Tatami Galaxy already !
Time for Yu's silly angel powers to save the day!
Hahaha
No. Though you might get more out of the sequels than I did since you won't be waiting years between installments and forgetting most of the details.
Nope, I dropped it already.
No. Don't force yourself to watch it because it has the Code Geass name.
Nope. It almost seams pointless as it will be an OPM/Shirobako cicle jerk, but someone needs to do it still. You game? C'mon, take one for the team!
I'd like to try, but I'll be a bit busy at late January-early February, so I don't want to leave this incomplete.
Ushio and Tora 26
Kind of an awkward end and felt a little rushed tbh. As a whole though I enjoyed this a lot more than I thought I would. Ushio and Tora are very entertaining to watch from their bickering moments to the more serious ones. The side characters were alright as well. Im looking forward to the next season, not sure if its going to finish the story though.
Ah, that's great.It's been confirmed it's going to cover the entire manga, so there's nothing to worry on that front at least.
You watched Rin-ne!?Already watched it. From Rumiko's works I think I just haven't watched Inuyasha.
You watched Rin-ne!?
Code Geass: Akito the Exiled 1
Does this get any better?
I was afraid that would be the case. I'll probably drop it for now.
Kobeni is great.
let's meditate on this
Trigger should just keep on making shorts and give me a second season of Hackadoll.
you called me?Kobeni is great.
Man, you really shouldn't have rushed to watch that. I like it, but it's a very different beast. Honestly, I think you'd get way more instant entertainment value out of waching Gun X Sword, which is a rather crazy action/adventure story with the same directorial style as Code Geass (after all, Goro Taniguchi created both of them) but with a totally different premise and script, rather than jumping right into something like Akito the Exiled without knowing what exactly you're getting. In fact, I'll go out on a limb and argue that you'd probably get more enjoyment by checking out next season's Active Raid too, which also looks like a lot of fun.
Here's the deal about Akito: Kazuki Akane, the director, is not trying to tell a fast-paced action/adventure story. He's being very deliberate and even ponderous, prioritizing the world-building and general sense of mood rather than trying to make characters who will immediately ooze charisma. They have a few interesting traits, in my opinion, but they're addressed somewhat more subtly. It doesn't help that the first episode is the slowest of them all in terms of the flow of events. There are more exciting developments later on, but it's a given that you're more likely to enjoy Akito the Exiled if your mindset matches Akane's creative interests and priorities, rather than the other way around. If you find his tastes boring or think he's moving too slowly, it won't work out. And, of course, it helps if you're not allergic to 3DCG mecha.
For that matter, it should be made clear that the theme of Akito the Exile is not about the liberation of Japan. It's more about how a specific group of people, some of them Japanese, have to survive in the middle of a war, with the discrimination angle not even being their main problem. It's just something that is being taken for granted, for better or for worse, as part of the fictional universe.
There are some, but 90% of tthe season is ether manga, LN, VN or game based.
Disgusting.The most important thing about that list is Prison School beating SAO
I'm pretty sure Tokyo Ghoul:Re got confirmed somewhereLove Live still going strong and color me surprised that SNK beat One Piece.
Also looking at Tokyo Ghoul sales, a Re adaption is destined to occur. I'm glad that Gintama is selling well.
I'm pretty sure Tokyo Ghoul:Re got confirmed somewhere
I didn't realize that there was a fervor for me to watch it from yourself. If that's the case maybe I will, but I can't promise any interesting thoughts on it
I'm pretty sure Tokyo Ghoul:Re got confirmed somewhere
The Tres Bieeeeen OVA of TG didn't have any hint for :re? Well, other than the fact it's closely connected to it I mean.
Interesting that only one LN series is on the chart. And one that I never see on LN charts.
The mediums listed though...does that mean they are only including that one in the numbers. So for instance the SAO numbers only include anime and not manga and novels?
Love Live still going strong and color me surprised that SNK beat One Piece.
Also looking at Tokyo Ghoul sales, a Re adaption is destined to occur. I'm glad that Gintama is selling well.
Which is probably how it always is. Certainly I've made the complaint lately, but I think its just I'm more exposed to the source material so I notice it more.
It animated Matsumae and Hori and gave them both voice actors so that could mean something.
There's actually an ending in some kind of sight with AOT though.I'm actually surprised that Attack on Titan is still beating One Piece.
Rin-ne fan(s) represent.Yeah, Mamiya Sakura is the best!
Waiting for season two.
I mean it's sort of like comparing Verizon to AT&T. They are both stupidly popular.One Piece volume sales are still above AoT's manga wise. If I were to blindly guess about how AoT made more revenue with less sales, One Piece has far more volumes in circulation and AoT's may cost more.
Not sure, though. Since OP is weekly (if Oda feels like it) and AoT is monthly, OP will probably beat AoT forever since there are more volumes coming out a year. Plus there wasn't an OP movie this year and those do extremely well.
I guess the world building is there, but Code Geass already has an established world, and this seemed to barely base itself on this and tried to make something new, that felt out of place. Also, the characters certainly didn't seem like that. It was like the show took the personalities of Lelouch and Suzaku, put them in a blender and then made two new characters. They didn't appear to have any hidden charisma.
Given the generally poor quality of anime writing, I'm not cut up about not having more anime-original projects. We don't really need more stuff like Classroom Crisis and Comet Lucifer. What we do need is more adaptations of legitimate novels such as Mouryou no Hako.