I don't know if I'd recommend it. Enjoyable, but it's flawed enough that it's definitely somewhat of an acquired taste. In my case it was all the moe.Given that everything else in the franchise is from Bee Train, I can't blame you.
I'd be interested in checking out .hack//Quantum though, if you endorse it.
Natsu no Arashi is good, but it's no Soredemo. It gets close at times though.I really enjoyed Soredemo, should I watch Natsu no Arashi? I hated the two episodes of Arakawa that I watched, is it something I should give a 2nd chance to?
*adds to the queue*Mysterious Girlfriend X 8
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there's always the manga!It's really unfortunate there will never, ever be more Soredemo. At least it ended on pretty much a perfect note.
It's really unfortunate there will never, ever be more Soredemo. At least it ended on pretty much a perfect note.
I don't know if I'd recommend it. Enjoyable, but it's flawed enough that it's definitely somewhat of an acquired taste. In my case it was all the moe.
Yeah, I think so, that's a reasonable guess... but then they decided that they really did want to finish this round, so they added some episodes. I just hope that they're good.You know what, now that I think about it, it makes sense if the extra 3 episodes were somewhat last minute - especially if the anime is past the Japanese manga chapters at this point. Perhaps they slowed down thinking that they'd end the series with the episode airing next week.
Hmm... I don't know how well that'd go over, given that it'd be sans-yuri, but that could be good, sure... I'd watch, certainly.There needs to be yet another side story. Maybe that guy in Saki can become a good player and then star in the men's tournament.
Unfortunate; sure, making up an ending isn't always a good idea (the original series often has a better one, when animes do things like that...), but ending a plot-heavy series with a somewhat non-ending ending can be annoying. Hopefully it does get some kind of followup, or something, eventually, once the manga gets farther... if the manga doesn't contradict anything that happened in the last four episodes of the anime, of course, that is. The final arc (9-12) in the anime mostly is pretty safe and goes by what is likely to happen in the manga, but things do happen differently in each of course, and as the manga hasn't gotten to the big reveal of Yuuko's past for sure so far, we can't know for absolutely certain.Well, it ends in a logical place... it's just a very safe one.
I disliked the concept (about the Black Sox), and didn't like the movie that much either ("if you build it they will come"... meh.).It's father-son emotional porn, so you need to get that hook. lol
That's very true, and was kind of silly, I agree. At least they didn't just choose modern pop culture, though -- they chose stuff from 50+ years ago, like old cartoons and serials. Made it a bit more interesting. But yeah, it is silly... what about all those centuries in between?Star Trek was bad for this, because everyone in the future only liked stuff that existed before the 20th century. Imagine if all we did was read Shakespeare and listen to 400 year old songs? It makes no sense.
Ah. So at least that series mentioned it, even if that does nothing to help with the issues you pointed out earlier on.Yep, the idea is that the main character is a bit of a rogue because he went off on his own in Afghanistan.
Nobody should be wanting to copy Geass.Everyone's gotta rip off Watchmen/Geass.
*adds to the queue*
man i'm so behind on this show
The world is made of droolers and drollees. Now I'm trying to think back on the times I may have fallen asleep at school.I think we've all been there though.
You should have watched this during the same week at the winter Upotte!! episode for a double dosage of jumper boobs.Mysterious Girlfriend X 8
To get the thought of boobs off his mind, he decides to go look up some porn. Then "randomly" runs into his girlfriend as he "goes home." Of course his problem isn't helped by the fact that Urabe's wearing a very tight sweater, and she actually wants him to grope her. So Tsubaki finally grows a back bone and get's all assertive and makes a move on her, but ends up making her cry, so he becomes jelly and flees the scene. Though we then learn that Urabe is kinky and loves to have her earlobes licked and groped. So everything is still alright on the mysterious love boat.
It's a good episode, but not as good as the last one. But man, good stuff!
I think we're getting ahead of ourselves.We should take bets on this thing.
The sister is probably her:
I think we're getting ahead of ourselves.
First we should bet on whether the novel series actually ends and a sister gets identified at all.
anime original ending! Hopefully.
Yes, he drew Luigi spraying his prize all over Daisy.Well you are an artist, right? Didn't you draw stuff for the Mario Kart thread or something?
Wait, you drew my butt to butt idea? Why was I not informed?Yes, and the Fortune Street thread, and the Kirby thread, and the K-ON! thread, and my avatar, and so forth.
Just was weird to be recognized for it.
I asked for recommendations a few days ago. Currently a little over halfway through Baccano! and really enjoying it.
Anyway, I came to ask another question. Akira: sub or dub? I haven't seen it before.
Subs. The audio was prerecorded (rare in anime) and animated to the JP voices, so it's pretty much the only way to go.I asked for recommendations a few days ago. Currently a little over halfway through Baccano! and really enjoying it.
Anyway, I came to ask another question. Akira: sub or dub? I haven't seen it before.
I genuinely do think Natsu no Arashi is Shaft's secret best show. It's not as flashy as their other shows, nor is it as outwardly awesome as Hidamari Sketch.I really enjoyed Soredemo, should I watch Natsu no Arashi? I hated the two episodes of Arakawa that I watched, is it something I should give a 2nd chance to?
Heh, true. Or they could have just made her telepathic!It saves us the trouble of the misunderstanding episodes. Urabe just sticks her finger into Tsubaki whenever she wants and finds out everything.
Yep. As I've said, I don't really watch much fantasy and there hasn't been that much that has aired recently in the genre. Except Gamu of Tsronsu I suppose.You've really never even watched Slayers, Firehawk? Too bad...
Eh, the way they end is fairly definitive for the most part. I suppose at some point they'd have to deal with the mechanics of their relationship, but I'm sure the author hasn't thought that far.Unfortunate; sure, making up an ending isn't always a good idea (the original series often has a better one, when animes do things like that...), but ending a plot-heavy series with a somewhat non-ending ending can be annoying. Hopefully it does get some kind of followup, or something, eventually, once the manga gets farther... if the manga doesn't contradict anything that happened in the last four episodes of the anime, of course, that is. The final arc (9-12) in the anime mostly is pretty safe and goes by what is likely to happen in the manga, but things do happen differently in each of course, and as the manga hasn't gotten to the big reveal of Yuuko's past for sure so far, we can't know for absolutely certain.
I mean, it is a pretty good anime. No question. It's a good adaptation as well, and is quite similar to the manga in a lot of ways. Each version has some positives and negatives. Initially I thought that it was maybe not quite as good as the manga, though. It did then get better of course, but... I don't know, I don't know which is better right now.
The "I'll be evil so everyone hates me" thing is a bit of a silly twist now.Nobody should be wanting to copy Geass.
Subs. The audio was prerecorded (rare in anime) and animated to the JP voices, so it's pretty much the only way to go.
The sub for the reasons pizzaroll already postedI asked for recommendations a few days ago. Currently a little over halfway through Baccano! and really enjoying it.
Anyway, I came to ask another question. Akira: sub or dub? I haven't seen it before.
The "I'll be evil so everyone hates me" thing is a bit of a silly twist now.
it wont be selling out until they digitally replace the spear of longinus with a shick hydro razor for the tv series bd set
I was a dumb kid, okay! I'm hardly the only one if that thread was anything to go by. Not a very well designed controller.
Why would you make a controller where you don't put your left hand on the left side of it?
That's how every single other controller on the planet works.
That is false. There are other controllers that also have three prongs. They were surely inspired by the N64 controller, sure, but they do exist. A few examples include the analog Nuon controller, the unreleased controller that would have been used with the 3DO M2 (a few prototypes of it exist), and a whole bunch of Famiclones, but those are just ones that blatantly rip off the N64; I'm sure there are others that are a bit more subtle about it.Why would you make a controller where you don't put your left hand on the left side of it?
That's how every single other controller on the planet works.
Indeed true as well, every manual showed you how to hold it, and people usually read manuals back then, at least once.Because it was a controller designed for different play styles. The first page of EVERY manual I read even indicated this and this was during the period when manuals were still worth reading.
That is false. There are other controllers that also have three prongs. They were surely inspired by the N64 controller, sure, but they do exist. A few examples include the analog Nuon controller, the unreleased controller that would have been used with the 3DO M2 (a few prototypes of it exist), and a whole bunch of Famiclones, but those are just ones that blatantly rip off the N64; I'm sure there are others that are a bit more subtle about it.
Beyond that falsehood though, Nintendo did it because they realized that in a controller with two different control mechanisms, analog or digital, putting them both on the same part of the controller doesn't make any sense. If you do that, you compromise your controller design, and put one of the two in an uncomfortable position, as Sony did with the two analog sticks on the Dual Shock. The N64 controller, however, was designed for ideal, comfortable control with either the analog stick or d-pad, and it succeeds at this brilliantly, better than anything that has both an analog stick and dpad on the same part of the controller.
Indeed true as well, every manual showed you how to hold it, and people usually read manuals back then, at least once.
you don't even need yuri goggles for this!
i9 drew loli jex (or was that just tsundere jex?).
Though I think Chet Rippo and Ruronizel are the more prominent artists in here now.
you don't even need yuri goggles for this!
someone needs to put the poor little girl out of her misery before she suffers any longer ;_;And that wasn't even the only instance in this episode.
Every time I watch an episode my eye light up!
And that wasn't even the only instance in this episode.
Every time I watch an episode my eye light up!
oh my god its the black mutagen
get the flamethrower
omnomnomnom
So apparently A-1 Pictures has 5 studios right now; the studio that handled Idolmaster is supposedly now doing Sword Art Online. (Source)
I think this could be what they were referring to with that, maybe. Apart from their main offices and animation production area at Asagaya Studio (that I mentioned here http://neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=39140877&postcount=13334) where much of THE IDOLM@STER main staff was located, on their twitter account they have been talking about the move to their new Koenji Studio from the now old Ogikubo Studio (https://twitter.com/a1pictures/status/165449074441592832) as it is presented on their updated official website (http://www.a1p.jp/company/information.html), although since that actualization they have left behind the 'Profile' pages of the previously available site where it figures this old workplace (http://www.a1p.jp/profile/information.html).I'm skeptical about it myself (hence the "apparently" and "supposedly"), unless A-1's studio structure is such that each one contains sub-teams.