I'm also gonna need screenshots. No reason.Jexhius said:Man, I'm going to have to open up word and start pulling direct quotes to back up my claim. Not that it's a great hardship to do so.
I'm also gonna need screenshots. No reason.Jexhius said:Man, I'm going to have to open up word and start pulling direct quotes to back up my claim. Not that it's a great hardship to do so.
Dresden said:
I am so ready for this. HIKARI NI NARE!
We could always engage in a friendly round of Key bashing if worse comes to worst.jman2050 said:This thread is starting to get snippy. Quick, have I9 make anime sketches of GAF members to lighten the mood!
He should do it, if only to prove himself a man. Bring it in carefully, out of the blue, a casual mention. "Hey, Mio, lets go out for ice cream or something!" "Sorry Ritsu, Yuiichi wants to go out to a movie." *insert relationship character gag here* or something like that, and watch the otaku boil over, but on a delay. Just long enough to make a strip about how dumb the otaku were for assuming they'd never see anything male their age evar.A Black Falcon said:Of course. I expect it'll stay that way throughout, too, unfortunately, unless the author wants to sabotage the series' popularity...
STFU uncultured swine. And it makes sense now, turns out the song was produced by a Japanese indie band. Been listening to some of their stuff and they have that same off-kilter Japanese punk edge. Good stuff. The use of the vocal effects are pretty solid and mixes well to provide a more electronica style sound. Great mix of sound.Branduil said:And the transition to joke character is complete...
trejo said:We could always engage in a friendly round of Key bashing if worse comes to worst.
No.Dresden said:Jesus, will this loli ever shut up in AnoHana?
Dear god. It's awful!doomed1 said:And speaking of music, I listened to the Denpa OP a couple more times and it's really grown on me. The just flat vocals with that out of place reverb really makes it feel like something I'd find at an indie live show in NYC or something. It's... comforting.
Jexhius said:Dear god. It's awful!
Your monocle lies Jexhius. A Tru Monocle(tm) would celebrate the off-kilter indie style of the song as avant garde and a fresh breath from the mindless mainstream J-pop or J-rock that shows up all over most anime. I am disappoint.Jexhius said:Dear god. It's awful!
Jexhius said:This is starting to get ridiculous. These are the shows I'm currently watching this season:
Steins;Gate
Kaiji S2
Dororon
[C]
Ano Hana
Tiger and Bunny
Hanasaku Iroha
Fireball Charming
X-Men
Toriko
Well it's better then getting involved at episode 490 whatever, right?cosmicblizzard said:You realize Toriko is a battle shonen in the same hour time slot as One Piece, right? Gonna be going for a while unless the ratings take a nose dive.
Jexhius said:Well it's better then getting involved at episode 490 whatever, right?
bout 7 years ago, in Budapest, a few of us brainstormed an idea for creating a version of Jesus' story in Japanese "Anime" form. We convinced former Disney animator, Barry Cooke and worked for years to massage various scripts, music and concepts. HERE IT IS!
At one point it was the story of Jesus meeting the "Demoniac." Eventually, we decided the first story would be about Jesus' death and resurrection.
This story unfolds through the eyes of a criminal who receives the same brutal crucifixion sentence as Christ. "My Last Day" is a short film of regret, repentance and redemption. Animé created by The JESUS Film Project, with Barry Cook and Studio 4C (株式会社スタジオよんどしい Kabushiki-Gaisha Sutajio Yondo Shii). They created Animatrix, Tekkon Kinkreet and Gotham Knight.
Hopefully this will be the first of many short stories of Jesus' life. Thank you all for the years of prayer.
doomed1 said:He should do it, if only to prove himself a man. Bring it in carefully, out of the blue, a casual mention. "Hey, Mio, lets go out for ice cream or something!" "Sorry Ritsu, Yuiichi wants to go out to a movie." *insert relationship character gag here* or something like that, and watch the otaku boil over, but on a delay. Just long enough to make a strip about how dumb the otaku were for assuming they'd never see anything male their age evar.
STFU uncultured swine. And it makes sense now, turns out the song was produced by a Japanese indie band. Been listening to some of their stuff and they have that same off-kilter Japanese punk edge. Good stuff. The use of the vocal effects are pretty solid and mixes well to provide a more electronica style sound. Great mix of sound.
Dresden said:
Jesus film project? Huh. Given that the studio is just animating the story though, I'm not sure if these will be any more than just fancy looking Veggie Tales.Dresden said:So they got 4c to do it? Could be interesting.
Instead you'll get an Arakawa live-action movie.cosmicblizzard said:Now I want a Saint Young Men anime.
Judging from the minute or so of what I watched, it's more like that Mel Gibson movie about the dude on the cross.firehawk12 said:Jesus film project? Huh. Given that the studio is just animating the story though, I'm not sure if these will be any more than just fancy looking Veggie Tales.
trejo said:We could always engage in a friendly round of Key bashing if worse comes to worst.
doomed1 said:Your monocle lies Jexhius. A Tru Monocle(tm) would celebrate the off-kilter indie style of the song as avant garde and a fresh breath from the mindless mainstream J-pop or J-rock that shows up all over most anime. I am disappoint.
Man, why'd you have to go and bring that up.Dresden said:Instead you'll get an Arakawa live-action movie.
firehawk12 said:Jesus film project? Huh. Given that the studio is just animating the story though, I'm not sure if these will be any more than just fancy looking Veggie Tales.
Oh, now you just be troll'n, everyone knows that "hipster" doesn't mean anything. I said why I like it, now you gotta say why you think it sucks.Branduil said:Nekomimi Mode had hipster roots too. Doesn't mean it doesn't suck.
He's the only good thing about the show. Bail out while you can :loltrejo said:Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi 1
That little brother is moé as fuck. There's nothing else striking about the show apart from that though the part where the main character gets emasculated due to the size of his penis got a smirk out of me.
Really doubt I'll be sticking with this.
Because it sounds like a cat being rubbed against a cheese grater?doomed1 said:Oh, now you just be troll'n, everyone knows that "hipster" doesn't mean anything. I said why I like it, now you gotta say why you think it sucks.
Wow, was that made to proselytize to Japanese audiences?hosannainexcelsis said:I'd go see fancy looking Veggie Tales. At any rate, it'll probably be better than the last anime project about Jesus.
I'm right with you. Although, I figure a 22 episode run of Wandering Son would have bankrupted whoever made it given the market these days. I wonder who they had to kill to get an extra episode (that never aired, of course).Lafiel said:I honestly feel so happy for my own personal tastes there's at least 3 character-driven dramas this year in anime (wandering son, iroha, anohana) and with a another one to look forward to next season (bunny drop).
The only thing that would make this year better for those kind of shows is if wandering son were given a full 22-episode run, although if it did we might have not gotten ano hana!
I thought you had Dog Dayz and Kaiji?Dresden said:AnoHana is good. Too early to see if it's better or whatever than some other random show this season but the first episode is good stuff.
I do feel sad that there's a shortage of hot-blooded manly action shows this season. Where's the blood, the gore, the explosions? All this steady stream of dramas is bound to emasculate me.
firehawk12 said:I'm right with you. Although, I figure a 22 episode run of Wandering Son would have bankrupted whoever made it given the market these days. I wonder who they had to kill to get an extra episode (that never aired, of course).
Honestly, all I really would want now is a good, serious adult anime. In my dream world, there's some Japanese director who has seen The Wire and wants to make an anime adaptation set in Kyoto or Osaka or something.
Dawg Dayz is just a trite diversion, nothing more. I do have Kaiji but it's more moe than anything else.firehawk12 said:I'm right with you. Although, I figure a 22 episode run of Wandering Son would have bankrupted whoever made it given the market these days. I wonder who they had to kill to get an extra episode (that never aired, of course).
Honestly, all I really would want now is a good, serious adult anime. In my dream world, there's some Japanese director who has seen The Wire and wants to make an anime adaptation set in Kyoto or Osaka or something.
I thought you had Dog Dayz and Kaiji?
Dissonant styles aren't uncommon and a few are famous for them. It's a manner of expressing something that "normal" music can't. It's just not often you hear something sung this legato in such a high pitch, so I can see how it would annoy, but the vocal style was done by design. I think the song fits the show really well, personally, especially with how SparklesInMoonlight speaks, and the lyrics more or less are about the MC being the only one who bothers to talk to the blue haired pariah. I'm sorry all music can't be a Hallelujah Chorus to your ears.hosannainexcelsis said:Bad musicians don't make a song avant-garde. There's ways to make music outside the mainstream that don't involve putting a terrible singer who can't sing on pitch in front of muddy instrumentation and boring rhythm and harmony. Unless it's intentionally ironic - but that still doesn't make it worth listening to.
And it takes one to know oneBranduil said:Because it sounds like a cat being rubbed against a cheese grater?
Only hipsters claim hipsters don't exist.
There's probably an audience, just not in Japan.zeroshiki said:Nobody'd watch it. This is the same reason there's no hardcore military anime. There's no audience for it.
I know.zeroshiki said:Nobody'd watch it. This is the same reason there's no hardcore military anime. There's no audience for it.
The thing about that is with how cheaply they make anime, television shows and films and whatnot, a serious adult drama with ambition on-par with the wire is fairly unfeasible, there's always manga for something like that (possibly). I remember hearing about a serious gritty police manga that went on for over 15-20+ volumes or something, forgot what the name was though.Honestly, all I really would want now is a good, serious adult anime. In my dream world, there's some Japanese director who has seen The Wire and wants to make an anime adaptation set in Kyoto or Osaka or something.
There are still un-aired shows? MADNESS.cosmicblizzard said:Gory shows will be coming. Deadman Wonderland had a pretty gory intro IIRC.
I don't think that one's from this season, is it?Jexhius said:There are still un-aired shows? MADNESS.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but those games do indulge the kind of power-fantasies that nerds obsess over.firehawk12 said:Which makes no sense since the Yakuza/Ryu ga Gotoku are half way there and they seem to sell well to the nerds.
trejo said:.I don't think that one's from this season, is it?
I dunno, wouldn't it be cheaper since they could pretty much draw anything they wanted in order to recreate a gritty night life full of shady crime and Yakuza running around?Lafiel said:The thing about that is with how cheaply they make anime, television shows and films and whatnot, a serious adult drama with ambition on-par with the wire is fairly unfeasible, there's always manga for something like that (possibly). I remember hearing about a serious gritty police manga that went on for over 15-20+ volumes or something, forgot what the name was though.
cosmicblizzard said:Mac x ABF
doomed1 x Branduil
What other animu-gaf pairings are there?