Wait, this is the guy that works with Kawamori sometimes, right? Not sure if want if this is a hint that he's involved in Space Dandy.
I like him in general, but it all depends on the kind of involvement he has (if he has any!). I certainly find his layouts and background work really inspiring (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=42065446&postcount=10066).Well, his involvement with Basquash! is enough to make me wary of his involvement with anything.
I hope, because I can't even believe it really is coming...So, are any Japanese AnimeGaffers going to see Gothicmade tomorrow?
Would be nice to get some impressions.
Legend of the Galactic Heroes - 3
~The freedom to "not get involved" is perhaps the most valued freedom we have in this country~
A very interesting episode, lifting the curtains on the Free Planets Alliance, which hadn't happened before like with the Empire. It is immediately clear that the Secretary of Defense is aiming to build up the spirit for "total war". Yang Wenli is smart enough to know he's considered, above all, a living piece of propaganda and refuses to take part in that. He doesn't really like being a soldier, and ideologically he has come to hate war. It was already obvious he was less militaristic than Reinhard, but this particular nuance wasn't explored before.
The OP and ED are nice, but both very subdued, which fits the slower-paced tone to me.
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That's what it felt like while watching this.
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Left:Are they censoring something? No.
This spray paint was actually done to portray darkness in the stadium...
Terrible.
Right: No whirlwind motion (or motion at all) when...in spiraling wind. The picture shown only resulted in a perfectly straight levitation.
Next show: Higurashi.
Anime-GAF, I've been back on a mecha kick these days after playing some Super Robot Wars and watching Full Metal Panic! And Gundam Wing again. Can you recommend me a recent, good mecha anime worth watching?
That's funny.
This is the same score IGN printed on the back of my Blu-Ray box.
I trusted you, Grzi...
Joking aside, I am not fond of reviews pasted to the back of boxes. For example, my Haibane Renmei box has a Zac/ANN quote pasted right above the synopsis. Secondly, the IGN Editor's Choice Award excerpt on the Gunslinger Girl box which simply states, "Impressive. 8/10" It's not the least bit informative nor helpful. Reviews are posted on the concept of authority, but I've hardly heard IGN's expertise on critiquing animation. The quote itself is even completely separated from the other two; it's tucked away in the bottom-right-hand of the body. It's quite an eyesore on the packaging. There are two more quotes, but they are lesser offenders as they at least support wording that (briefly) describes their experience.
I also don't like the eye-catcher line used to sum up Haibane Renmei: (Semi-spoilers?)Explicit mention of"Sometimes God can not forgive you. Unless you forgive yourself."doesn't fit the mold for Haibane Renmei's approach to its themes.God
I'm guessing the older version's packaging didn't have to such issues.
You are not watching Higurashi, you are watching a show that uses Higurashi character by DEEN.
Is that good or bad?
Is that good or bad?
Is that good or bad?
It's a poor adaptation of the VN. It's a really fun and enjoyable, light hearted, slice-of-life anime. Well worth a watch.
It's a poor adaptation of the VN. It's a really fun and enjoyable, light hearted, slice-of-life anime. Well worth a watch.
How's the VN?
Fine if you're blind.
Fine if you're blind.
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Fix that.Tales of Vesperia: The First Strike
- Characters show some depth, probably even more if you played the game (I haven't)
Tales of Vesperia: The First Strike
I enjoyed it, it definitely could have been a lot better, but overall I'm pleased that I watched it, I should play the game someday. But this is probably the best Tales game anime adaptation, right next to Symphonia. If you like the game and haven't seen this, watch it.
http://i.imgur.com/p9Urt.jpg
Fix that.
I need to watch more of the Tales anime, only saw Eternia was it...Though First Strike would be the closest Id get to experience the Tales of Vesperia on my ps3.
Mad Pierrot said:Is that some kind of Fate reference?
Yeah you can go patch in non-vomit inducing sprites but the fact is the game as it ships looks like shit. Even the backgrounds are poor.
Visual novelWho cares honestly, the most important things in a story surely isn't how pretty the characters look. Once you get past the initial disgust and become immersed in the story you barely notice it. (I read Rei without the patch and barelly cared)
I pulled my original discs off the shelf to check since you made me curious.
Gunslinger Girl says: "Anime's answer to "the Professional" and just as compelling" Rob Bricken, Anime Insider
The original set has a really sturdy, beautiful artbox. Man I miss packaging like that.
There is also no specific mention of "God" on the back of the Haibane discs.
That's all it says. No review snippets or other shit. Pioneer was too classy for that.
Poor Ultimadrago. Second OVA is better than the first but lesser than the movie. Also there is a kid sidekick!
Andy's hair is blonde in it too. I think they took the silver haired thing too seriously.
I remember watching Umineko's first episode thinking, Hey, this could be quite good. Oh how horribly wrong I was.
The backgrounds are intended to be that way ...Yeah you can go patch in non-vomit inducing sprites but the fact is the game as it ships looks like shit. Even the backgrounds are poor.
Abyss is the only thing that retain a tales plot experience properly .. "the first strike" is just behind as a good movie .. eternia anime is garbage incarnate ..it invented the shining hearts quality years before .... some people here experienced it..I need to watch more of the Tales anime, only saw Eternia was it...Though First Strike would be the closest Id get to experience the Tales of Vesperia on my ps3.
hell yeah..it's not the only oneIs that some kind of Fate reference?
To be fair, having read all of Umineko, I'm not convinced it's even possible to translate that work into film. There's way too many layers of meta-narrative going on by the time you get to the end.
Visual novel
Visual novel
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Marketing semantics! Do call me when we finally progress to taste novels and smell novels, though.
Spirited Away - Name of life, beautiful
To be fair, having read all of Umineko, I'm not convinced it's even possible to translate that work into film. There's way too many layers of meta-narrative going on by the time you get to the end.
Leave it to youtube to fuck up a perfectly gorgeous song with comments about bestiality between a girl and a dragon.
The backgrounds are intended to be that way ...
Leave it to youtube to fuck up a perfectly gorgeous song with comments about bestiality between a girl and a dragon.