Ignis Fatuus
Banned
Also while they're more text based adventures then true VNs you should check out the Ace Attorney series if you already haven't.
Yeah of course. I've played those since the first run of the original DS English release.
Also while they're more text based adventures then true VNs you should check out the Ace Attorney series if you already haven't.
The first half is the good half, unfortunately... most of the second half of the manga isn't that good (there's one good arc, but that's about it). I actually think that the anime is more consistently good... though yeah, I like both for sure.Started reading Love Hina from the beginning and am enjoying it alot.
Keitaro is more of a loser in the manga than I remember in the anime.
Guess I'll wait to catch back up when it returns. That poker game got kind of repetitive.
now if iris zero would do the same
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The poker game is finished. I guess the hiatus is for the author to set up the next game.
Well that's good to hear. I'll probably wait 'til the return is announced to catch up on it still.
OHSo if I actually wanted to play a Japanese visual novel adventure game, where should I start? What are the best ones available in English?
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The one TWGOK seems to take the most from is Ever17 (somewhat 999 too), if that's the reason for your interest. It's also really good. I was never confident in predicting your taste but I think you'll like F/SN too, at least for the 2nd and 3rd routes.
Majikoi 28
Finally, as of a couple chapters ago, the manga caught up to where the anime started (midway through the game)... nice to see that fight from the manga's perspective. The anime got bad near the end though, I wonder if this will too... but the next few parts should be good anyway.
You already read it? Whoa.Aha, I give this answer five stars.
I do like Unlimited Blade Works because it does something interesting with the otherwise contemptible main character.
Food Smut 10
The ecstasy tanned girls can produce!
Vertical posted the cover to the v1 of Gundam The Origin manga.
Back when you used to see FSN everywhere I took a look. The anime was pure torture, but then I read about Unlimited Blade Works and wondered why they didn't use that instead.You already read it? Whoa.
I'll never get the appeal of Gundam.
Food Smut 10
The ecstasy tanned girls can produce!
Aku no Hana 42
Ahahahahaha shit. My NTR sense is tingling so bad after the end of this chapter. Kasuga breakdown imminent!!!
AKB49 111
If only Yoshinaga got run over by a car after the spat with her father.
Kiruko 9
jesus christ someone please just put this out of its misery
I'll never get the appeal of Gundam.
Well Saber is like, the most popular character ever.Back when you used to see FSN everywhere I took a look. The anime was pure torture, but then I read about Unlimited Blade Works and wondered why they didn't use that instead.
Yeah I read some of the later stuff back after I watched the anime for the first time.The first half is the good half, unfortunately... most of the second half of the manga isn't that good (there's one good arc, but that's about it). I actually think that the anime is more consistently good... though yeah, I like both for sure.
Food Smut 10
The ecstasy tanned girls can produce!
I thought that the anime took a steep downhill turn once it hit the part where the other girls all got equalized, a couple episodes from the end... I assume that the original game is similar though, in terms of story. Majikoi, the anime, had some pretty good comedy episodes, but the serious/action episodes, those I didn't like as much... and the end part was all that.Really interested to see if they decide to bring in Otome from the Visual Novel or Tsubame when battling Momoyo.
I do still hope she decides to turn Yamato down after the battle, since I rather have a Yuki end.
The arc in Suu's home country is pretty good, and two other arcs are mostly okay (one of which ended up getting adapted in the Summer Special anime), but the rest of the stuff in the manga after the end of the original anime season... I didn't like most of it much. There were some very long arcs that really weren't any good... the anime's great beginning to end (I still like it a lot!), but I think the manga's more uneven in quality, just like the Love Hina Again 3-ep anime, which adapts one of those bad arcs, and was by far the worst Love Hina thing in animation... The better parts of the manga I certainly like, though.Yeah I read some of the later stuff back after I watched the anime for the first time.
having not rewatched it in a while haven't noticed much difference yet.
Vinland Saga Volume 1
This doesn't feel very Viking. I'm sure they got all their facts straight, and made sure the people were dressed were right way, but the way the characters talk, the way they act, and the story itself all scream historical tourism. You could take one of these guys and drop them into Planetes and, once you switch the armor for a space suit, he would fit right in.
I dunno though, what more can he do to make it more "viking"? There a certain "manga" feel to it but I find that it captures the mood of the period pretty well.
It's an accumulation of small things that bug me. Like having a character ask the main guy "Are you a thrall?" and him replying, "no, I'm a jarl," which you know is phrased that way just so you can get a footnote saying, "Thrall means x, jarl means y." Or having the dead father think like an abolitionist, because that's what a modern day reader would see as a good guy. Or having our hero take out like ten guys with a pair of knives. When I think of Vikings, I think of a society of mean bastards who were probably all scarred up and ugly as hell and most likely to die before they reach 30, who came from villages where no one bathed and there was always the danger of starvation and half the women died in childbirth and half the children died before they reached six. Building an engaging world requires more than drawing two bunches of guys and writing Franks under one of them and Normans under the other. Showing a fight we've seen a hundred times before, in a hundred different series, where an old bad-ass uses his mastery of aikido or whatever to beat up on a cocky kid has the exact opposite effect of world-building; it's such a familiar scene that it makes the world it takes place in generic.
Edit: Also, now that I think about it, at least half my problem comes from how dull the art is.
Really? It has some of the best art in manga that I've seen.
According to you, of course.Nobody cares what the best manga is, only the worst.
Ok, this is pretty cool (Jojo part V spoilers)-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USc_h60mXec
I think there's one for every part.
Hoshi no Samidare:
Haikyu!! 43-45
Karasuno playing like bosses.