This was a fun, light-hearted little adventure-maybe a little too light-hearted. The villains were too goofy to ever be credible threats, and I never felt the characters were ever in danger until the very final, climactic action scene. I suppose that's only to be expected of a film that skews so young; kiddies can't handle too much tension. Shoganai.
The fantasy settings felt a little bland. Too generic medieval fantasy.
At the risk of repeating a point from my Whisper of the Heart review, I am super gay for Cary Elwes as the Baron.
I never saw him officially credited anywhere, but I could have sworn that Mamoru Hosoda was involved with this somehow. The character designs felt much more like Summer Wars than standard Ghibli fare.
Well they did skip Tatsuya's monologue's which helps further characterize him and scenes with Mayumi and Erika. So I'm glad that their not rushing it too much and I doubt 2 episodes would be a great idea.
fhana's song for Kawaisou this season and fripside for the op for black bullet, hm and might as well throw in flumpool's song for captain earth, good songs, but just really average bordering uninteresting shows imo.
Shinkai, while being an extremely talented individual, is by far and away the most limited of the big name Anime directors of this generation. He really needs someone else to write his stuff because his own range is so painfully limited and immature. By immature I mean that he's still telling the same damn story over and over again. He certainly tells it well, better than most anime handling similar material, but it's still the same old Shinkai stuff.
I honestly think the Garden of Words would be better without any of that Shinkai dialogue.
Well they did skip Tatsuya's monologue's which helps further characterize him and scenes with Mayumi and Erika. So I'm glad that their not rushing it too much and I doubt 2 episodes would be a great idea.
Not a bad episode. Started out on a disappointing note in that they figured out a way to both establish an elaborate population of Precures and then not really have to deal with them, but had some decent character moments and some new innovations in fight methods. Felt a lot like the cake episode visually, and this was confirmed by having the same animation director, which isn't really a bad thing.
This episode was good/alright, visuals were still great even if their weren't that much action. The technobabble isn't here that much but still a little. Sorry Hana as much as I think your great leave it to Akinari as I think she's much better at belly forte.
The Irregular at Magic High School Episode 5: Enrollment Arc V (mahouka)
Yotsuba Maya getting introduced here is kind of hype inducing
animate meteor stream please
, especially with last episode and that brief moment with the ten families or so. I wish we knew her voice actor, I didnt seem to see it anywhere?). Just the mention made it a bit more interesting than the action events which was good progress into the Blanche plot.
The magic processes explanation following Tatsuyas moment of showing his typical slow activation speed was most interesting, as the thought that the writer put into this series magic system often goes unnoticed. Typically other magic stories just have characters alter objects to start phenomena but at least here we see that it is much more complicated than previously thought to move an egg or a persona. I wouldnt mind if they do provide more commentary on this as well as more about the implications of having altered activation competency/bypassing processes even.
Well, obviously. But if you are going to accept the ridiculous premise of martial arts being useful in the 21st century (the same way you accept a man juiced up on WW2 steroids being frozen in ice), then the lack of guns is fine.
I don't know why the director dude felt he needed to try to tell story though. No one cares. Just bash someone's head against a wall already.
OP wasn't just mostly episode clips this time. Wonder if it's finally done. Anyhow the long awaited ass beating finally arrived. Looks like Matsutaro might actually learn from it as his newfound trainer/rival awoke a competitive spirit in him he lacked previously. It's sort of misguided but a start since he finally met someone he can't push around.
Yeah, that would have been nice and something more focused like the first one. I suppose the burden is on me as I didn't like it for it not wanting to be what I wanted to be but still irritated!
Yeah, Asian family crime drama. It's like Donnie Yen movies where it's just easier to scrub to the fighting scenes because who cares about whatever generic cop dude Donnie Yen is pretending to be this time around.
Felt more like a writing issue than acting issue. Idea seemed sound and may have worked well on its own but didn't fare so well in the middle of an action movie as it kept interrupting that part.
Yeah, Asian family crime drama. It's like Donnie Yen movies where it's just easier to scrub to the fighting scenes because who cares about whatever generic cop dude Donnie Yen is pretending to be this time around.
OP wasn't just mostly episode clips this time. Wonder if it's finally done. Anyhow the long awaited ass beating finally arrived. Looks like Matsutaro might actually learn from it as his newfound trainer/rival awoke a competitive spirit in him he lacked previously. It's sort of misguided but a start since he finally met someone he can't push around.
The Irregular at Magic High School Episode 5: Enrollment Arc V (mahouka)
Yotsuba Maya getting introduced here is kind of hype inducing
animate meteor stream please
, especially with last episode and that brief moment with the ten families or so. I wish we knew her voice actor, I didnt seem to see it anywhere?). Just the mention made it a bit more interesting than the action events which was good progress into the Blanche plot.
The magic processes explanation following Tatsuyas moment of showing his typical slow activation speed was most interesting, as the thought that the writer put into this series magic system often goes unnoticed. Typically other magic stories just have characters alter objects to start phenomena but at least here we see that it is much more complicated than previously thought to move an egg or a persona. I wouldnt mind if they do provide more commentary on this as well as more about the implications of having altered activation competency/bypassing processes even.
Well, obviously. But if you are going to accept the ridiculous premise of martial arts being useful in the 21st century (the same way you accept a man juiced up on WW2 steroids being frozen in ice), then the lack of guns is fine.
Doesn't anyone else think it's weird that a series of Vocaloid songs (a concept, that itself, is weird) got popular on an online video sharing website and then became light novels and then manga and then anime?
Modern media is really weird. What happened to the good ol' days of just writing a book.
Nisekoi 17 didn't look like it was done by Shaft at all. Like if someone showed me that episode and I didn't know the details behind who was making it, I would not guess Shaft.
Actors 4 was like BLARGH head tilts close ups random background with telephone wires and crap everywhere.
why the hell was this show adapted into anime? It just feels so... pointlessly boring. Let's dissolve potential interesting hostage thing... with nothing.
Reminds me of a live action tv show with movie scenarios but don't have the budget so they cop out in a way.
Does the series lend it self to be more interesting later?
i like how everyone is looking a different direction for some reason
Felt more like a writing issue than acting issue. Idea seemed sound and may have worked well on its own but didn't fare so well in the middle of an action movie as it kept interrupting that part.
Yeah those guy are too damn ambitious for their own good, but I still appreciate they bother to trying, they already making movie like Raid1 a couple time before and easily can make it again, they can learn from some failed execution in this.