ZachDeKoromaru
Banned
Hey they did butt witches ok!
Takamura does no wrong even at Gonzo. Thank you, butt god.
Hey they did butt witches ok!
KnK dropped. Can't stand heroines who acted stupid (thats not cute KyoAni) yet some how accomplish amazing things out of nowhere, Happened in Kon too, girls do jack shit yet are somehow amazing musicians.
This show is nothing compared to the great action in FMP second raid
That article by the translator defending his use of "eoten" is straight bullshit. I wouldn't suggest reading it unless you want pure intellectual masturbation that makes you want to bash your head against a wall. He just goes through every excuse he could possibly use to defend his usage of it, including that whole "Anglo-Saxon words are more emotional and/or more everyday" argument that I personally think is absolutely ridiculous, and I won't get into why I think it is because I know I'll end up with a gigantic, rambling post.
I don't think it's on their site anymore, but someone has it on Pastebin as "The 'Eoten' Manifesto." Good read if you want to get your blood boiling.
What bothers me more than anything, I think, is that he doesn't settle for using the word's surviving equivalent (although it's barely surviving, unless you're like a fantasy writer, maybe), "ettin," opting instead to use the now long-dead Old English version, "eoten," complete with proper declension, despite the fact that we no longer decline nouns in English (with the sole exception of singular and plural), and haven't for a very, very long time. Did they ever actually use anything other than the nominative/accusative "eoten" and its plural, "eotenas," or did they settle for just that instead of inflecting for case in every single line? I never actually bothered to watch it because I figured it would just piss me off.
There goes the bone
FMP: NTR
Well, I mean, "Eotena" is a cool word and sounds nifty and I could definitely see it if you were like, writing a Tolkien style story or something, 'cuz it really sounds like the words he used for Rhohirrim names (Edoras, Eolingas, etc), and I've definitely seen once or twice the fact that old English words (fuck, for instance) which are shorter, are considered vulgar whilst Latin words are not, but that was less in the context of emotional language than to show how culture, even ancient culture, pervades our standards to this day.
That said, I was like "Really, Eotena? C'moooon."
Honesty time: The entire reason I want a final season of Full Metal Panic! (even though honestly there's enough material for 2 seasons or a 50 episode season) is becauseI want to see and hear Sousuke Sagara offer to have sex with Melissa Mao.
And also becauseDammit I want to see that Laevatein sakuga.
Tolkien actually did use the Modern English form of "eoten," "ettin," in a place name. The Ettenmoors are an area in Middle Earth, apparently (I was never a huge fan of his writing -- I've always found his prose incredibly dull -- so I'm just going by what I've looked up; I did like the LotR films, though).
There's a lot of anime that are ninjas fighting with guitar tier though that fuck up at least one thing!I don't think you'd have ninjas battling with guitars if it did fuck things up!!
I hope he gets given the Kantai Collection anime.Takamura does no wrong even at Gonzo. Thank you, butt god.
Also, thank you KyoAni for recognizing that Mexican food = best food
Looks like Aniplex is doing full-page newspaper ads for more than just the Monogatari Series now. One for Kill la Kill in this morning's Asahi Shimbun, drawn by Yoh Yoshinari himself:
Coppelion - 1
Let's get the visuals out of the way first. Most of the attention as expected is on the filters, of course they don't look pretty by any means but if you can look a bit past them I think this was a good looking episode beneath. If you're into post apocalyptic scenarios, this episode features the kind of 'destroyed beauty' background art you're probably looking for.
The filters actually do seem to have a point to be there as they seem to indicate different levels of contamination with purple seemingly the highest levels and green and blue lower levels.
With that said there is no doubt the color choices have been poor. If they went with the usual brown and gray colors I don't think it would be as repulsive to some as it is right now. I can tolerate this episode but I dread the thought of possible future episodes in those purple areas... I hope if we get to see normal locations that people still live, they're not filtered. The little view on the TV, is not clear to me if it's filtered or not.
Character designs and stylized look, look very nice to me.
Moving past the colors, I like the cinematography, if you can call it that. Scenes with camera rotation actually look interesting, I usually don't find them very good overall elsewhere but here panning over the ruins in the background is kinda cool and serves a purpose.
There are some clever scenes too, whether they're meant as foreshadowing future events it's too soon for me to say.
right after the scene above, we see this
the perspective is kinda screwed, on first glance I thought Ibara in the back is the doll and Aoi is looking at it!
Now moving onto characters. This show features a really all star cast of voice actors and actresses which is one reason I'm interested to see more. We've only seen four of the characters in this episode, KanaHana's character is already on my nerves, I hope it doesn't end up annoying. Can't wait to see other characters as they look and sound more interesting.
Not much to say about the music as it's mostly quiet and relies on quiet and ambient sounds, which is very fitting for this setting. ED is meh, nothing standout.
I think I'll keep watching for now. If you can get over the filters I think it seems pretty solid otherwise. Give it a try, much better than that kyoani moeblob generic polished crap today
Uchouten Ending
I love you Uchouten, you magnificent beast. I have nothing more to add, really looking to watch it again in Blu-Ray.
Waifu of the season.
I hope he gets given the Kantai Collection anime.
Oh god this episode. Haha.
Seriously. He's the natural choice!At this point I don't think I'd trust anyone else to do it.
Something to add about Kyoukai no Kanata:
the lack of context really didn't help the story at all. Context doesn't just come from telling the audience what's happening, it takes a bit more time than that, especially when combining a supernatural story with a contemporary setting.
The episode just felt very shallow, as if the story was just an excuse to make cool animation.
Of course, this was just episode 1, but hey.
If those are manga/LN spoilers, I'm not gonna re-GOD DAMMIT
Kuroko no Basket S2 is getting 26 episodes. Also Hanamiya and Himuro will also get solo CDs.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-10-02/kuroko-basketball-2nd-season-listed-with-26-episodes
By the way, I just realized that once noitaminA and VVV S2 begin next week, Crunchyroll will have a solid three hour block of anime on Thursdays:
Valvrave the Liberator Season 2 - 10:00am PDT
Samurai Flamenco - 10:30am PDT
Galilei Donna - 11:00am PDT
Kill la Kill - 11:30am PDT
Infinite Stratos 2 - 12:00pm PDT
Golden Time - 12:30pm PDT
In fact, the only other two mainstream series this season even airing on Thursday are Outbreak Company, which CR has but punted to a Saturday night latecast, and Nagi no Asukara, which doesn't have anyone simulcasting it yet.
Oh, and I guess Aikatsu S2 airs on Thursdays as well, but that one has pretty much a 0% chance of being simulcast anyway.
Squirtle/Blastoise don't give a fuck.
the words adorable and rape do not belong together. seriously
This and the Mewtwo vs Mega Charizard X gifs really makes me want to watch Origins right now.
Hentai has taught me otherwise that that isn't true.
S-sorry, I thought it was obvious. FWIW nothing was a big spoiler in any significant way, but all the same, I'm really sorry.
Nah it's cool. Those aren't major at all from the looks of it.
Dresden: Should I watch Coppelion or what? How many chapters did they cover in the first episode (assuming they're cramming it in)?
Right, I'm just making assumptions about the show based on past experiences.He seems to get along with his classmates fine. That said, we don't know much about his personal situation.
Dela was the manifestation of the mental anguish that teenagers suffer coming to terms with Puberty. deep
Was there every a brown girl or prince?!Yes.
Everyone just played along because Tamako has a history of seizures when her delusions are confronted.
Ghost in the Shell: SAC 1-2 (Rewatch)
Yet another anime I watched a long time ago (when it first came out). The opening's CG is a lot worse than I remembered. The show, however, is still good. I rewatched the original movie for some context, only to discover there is none. While the characters are the same, they act different--or should I say that the mood is different. It's certainly not as dark as the movie and the characters aren't as serious and are quick to crack jokes.
Seriously, though: Why haven't you read Sigma yet? It's so gooooooood. It's so good, I sent like, four PMs at like, midnight the night the latest volume came out just so I could nerd out to RyougaSaotome about how amazing it was.
You should read Sigma.
For initial launch, at least 12 new simulcast titles will be made available with French subtitles. These simulcast titles consist of to-be-announced titles as well as the following previously announced titles from Crunchyrolls Fall 2013 lineup: DIABOLIK LOVERS, SHIRIKAJIRI MUSHI, MISS MONOCHROME, WALKURE ROMANZE. The remaining titles will be announced in the days to come.
Episodes on Crunchyroll France will be available, with French subtitles, for free with ad-supported streaming one week after Japan TV broadcast for the first time. Crunchyroll premium members will enjoy immediate access to simulcast episodes, all available catalog episodes, and additional access privileges such as 1080p HD video and no ads for 4.99 per month. Viewers will be able to watch on multiple mobile and connected devices including iPhone, Android, Xbox, Apple TV, Samsung, and/or Panasonic Smart TV.
InuYasha 42
Naraku, you have almost all of the jewel shards, you have InuYasha bleeding on the ground, and you have your poison bees that make Miroku useless. Why leave them alive? Just kill them already what good will leaving them alive do you? Also Sango is still somehow more useless then Shippo
Crunchyroll launching in France.
http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2013/10/02/crunchyroll-launches-streaming-service-in-france
Have there been many shows that have made the drama to anime jump?Only if they stick with the manga character designs. No drama character designs for me.
Wait, we're already using the strongly greek "titan" over the faintly greek "giant" anyway. This is dumb.That article by the translator defending his use of "eoten" is straight bullshit. I wouldn't suggest reading it unless you want pure intellectual masturbation that makes you want to bash your head against a wall. He just goes through every excuse he could possibly use to defend his usage of it, including that whole "Anglo-Saxon words are more emotional and/or more everyday" argument that I personally think is absolutely ridiculous, and I won't get into why I think it is because I know I'll end up with a gigantic, rambling post.
I don't think it's on their site anymore, but someone has it on Pastebin as "The 'Eoten' Manifesto." Good read if you want to get your blood boiling.
What bothers me more than anything, I think, is that he doesn't settle for using the word's surviving equivalent (although it's barely surviving, unless you're like a fantasy writer, maybe), "ettin," opting instead to use the now long-dead Old English version, "eoten," complete with proper declension, despite the fact that we no longer decline nouns in English (with the sole exception of singular and plural), and haven't for a very, very long time. Did they ever actually use anything other than the nominative/accusative "eoten" and its plural, "eotenas," or did they settle for just that instead of inflecting for case in every single line? I never actually bothered to watch it because I figured it would just piss me off. I guess they are using the genitive plural (eotena) right there in their title, so I guess that probably answers my question.
Oshii's GitS films, Kamiyama's S.A.C. TV series, and Kise's Arise OVAs are alternate takes on the basic premise and characters, and cannot be treated as part of the same continuity. I assume the same applies with Shirow's manga, though I'm not familiar with it.
Also, I had no idea that they were going back to the well for this:
It must still be selling fairly well on DVD for them to bother getting the rights after all this time.
Wait, we're already using the greek "titan" over "giant" anyway. This is dumb.
Have there been many shows that have made the drama to anime jump?
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Also, I had no idea that they were going back to the well for this:
http://i.imgur.com/qNdoeWn.jpg[IMG]
It must still be selling fairly well on DVD for them to bother getting the rights after all this time.[/QUOTE]
With any luck they'll keep going back and applying the BD rerelease rule for more of their older titles. Cross your fingers for Hidamari.
Wait, we're already using the strongly greek "titan" over the faintly greek "giant" anyway. This is dumb.