I just don't get how someone goes from writing Toradora, which borders on the absurdity of jdrama but remains grounded, to the ghost Banri stuff we've gotten in Golden Time.
Gintama of THE END
Anime of forever.
At this point, everyone is an antagonist except for the loli sempai.
That's the Canadian Walk of Fame! lol
Fair enough. Maybe a declaration of detente is in order?
All ballots must include at least one vote for Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku to be eligible.
I'll make a dartboard and fill it with the names of shows. Easy.
Since it's animated, Bruce Willis could literally phone his performance in!
I'm okay with this!
sniffing too many ghost farts
At this point, everyone is an antagonist except for the loli sempai.
I believe he's posted his thoughts on this a week ago.
Sorry, working on it!
I think games are (f)art.
I'm sure the Ghost will be back. They're only at episode 12 and we have more misunderstandings to go through.
GTO was this year, sort of. That's almost anime!
Think of KKK as the YuruYuri of 2013.
Did you miss that entire montage where they show him getting more and more disaffected with society?
I can't tell if you like KKK or not.
Did you miss that entire montage where they show him getting more and more disaffected with society?
At least he didn't steal some girl's gym uniform and then wear it under his clothes. lol
I can't tell if you like KKK or not.
I think games are (f)art.
In all seriousness, the game does things that most western games are afraid to do. First, it has a female protagonist who is more than just a man who wears a dress. And it has many interactive quiet moments that go beyond walking and talking or auto platforming.
I'm sure there's some shoujo visual novel that came out in 2013 that does all of that better, but David Cage managed to put a little girl playing with dolls into a big budget game funded by Sony.
I would be happy if Cage didn't write his own games, but that's never going to happen and he seems to be the only one making big budget games that has a mandate to not make a first or third person shooter, so what can you do?
I'm sure the Ghost will be back. They're only at episode 12 and we have more misunderstandings to go through.
This was a pretty good episode. Some fantastic visuals and a good eerie atmosphere that I will leave unspoiled.
He can edit posts though.
His character is rather consistent throughout the film. Although he seems more domesticated at first, Ame was always more sensitive to society's perception of wolves, as noted in his complaint over children's stories where wolves are always the bad guy. Eventually this led to him not engaging in it at all.
I will say, there is a way to avoid the
Well, the one thing I liked is that he goes from being quiet and reserved to wanting to be free of the shackles of society when he grows up. Yuki, of course, has the opposite arc.
I do. I'll be voting for it in the AotY thread.I can't tell if you like KKK or not.
Agreed, and I honestly think this makes Wolf Children better. It's not like the film is betraying itself with Ame's character arc or anything. Having characters that generate dissonance among viewers and who can be legitimately interpreted in contradicting ways is one of the most interesting things in storytelling, when done right. So even if Ame was indeed an asshole, I don't see how that would detract from the movie itself, as it is.
I would argue that Yuki's devil-may-care personality is what gives her the motivation to socialize herself even though many would deny her a place in society. As a natural outcast, Yuki is taking the more daring path.
I feel like GAF-OT would make a comment about thigh-gap here.
Ah, okay then!
That sounds like a deep cut.
Incest creeper.
She becomes a conformist, and whether or not that is tragic in and of itself is up for interpretation I suppose. The comparable trope is when the tomboy learns that putting on a dress makes her life so much easier, so she decides to do that rather than fight social pressures.
