No mention of Gang-plank Galleon?? I see that makes sense that if a few tracks stand out to you'll be more inclined to say it has a good soundtrack as opposed to a mediocre one. I wasn't really calling you out on saying F/Z had an impressive soundtrack though in case that's how it felt. Just voicing my own opinion since the soundtrack didn't leave any type of distinction on me during S1.
Well I will admit, I didn't do any sort of S1 catch up ready for S2. I may watch the whole series some time after it's finished, so it's possible I'll change my mind hearing it again.
Of course I remember a lot of chanting and I love chanting *listens to some Halo music*
(Gangplank Galleon starts really good but I don't care for it when it gets all rocky. Do regret not mentioning Credit Concerto though).
No problem. I have weird tastes when it comes to everything, and since today is my first day back at work after a much needed week vacation, I've been a bit snappier than usual. Pay it no mind.
No problem. I have weird tastes when it comes to everything, and since today is my first day back at work after a much needed week vacation, I've been a bit snappier than usual. Pay it no mind.
As I've mentioned before, that was the creepiest part of the whole episode. The girls seemed to treat the whole situation as if it was a little 'quirky' rather than 'incredibly disturbing'.
As I've mentioned before, that was the creepiest part of the whole episode. The girls seemed to treat the whole situation as if it was a little 'quirky' rather than 'incredibly disturbing'.
Reika, why won't you transform already? This little charade has to end already.
You know something that has bothered me for a while but in elementary schools they allow both genders to play on the same team? I thought they had separate boys and girls tourneys at that point. Maybe in Japan it's different?
I guess today I will catch up on several shows. Gotta go get lunch first though.
Been behind on Sankarea, Nyaruko-san, Accel world, Dusk Maiden, and Sengoku.
Yup. The movie was produced in 2008 by Madhouse, with some pretty talented staff. It never got a proper distributor, and was only screened at the Tokyo International Film Festival in 2009. NTV only managed to get all the rights sorted out this year, and they released it via PPV on their On-Demand site, and the blu-ray is finally coming out in Aug.
Oka really is the best girl. Although Tsubaki and Urabe were pretty hot together in episode 8. The erotic sensibilities of this show continue to be handled in a very appealing manner.
I am well aware of that. But I think it would be fair to say that KyoAni has changed as a company since those shows. And it's not like their adaptations included any of the explicit material.
The coach is a hack, he has no idea what he is doing. This match also displayed kids playing soccer more accurately. Just scrambling around the ball like chicken.
That weird creepy guy is annoying. I wonder if he is the coach of some other team or if he has a bigger role to play.
This might seem, well, kind of strange to many of you, but when I watched Evangelion for the first time as a young lad, I was screaming and crying for the entirety of the
Bardiel/Toji/Unit 03
battle. It was genuinely horrifying to my unspoiled mind and left a huge impact on me, so imagine my reaction to the changes that were made in Rebuild, especially considering that the changes to this particular scene coincided with
That is a distinct possibility. I can't say I feel bad that it's selling poorly, considering that it's covering material that's already been animated and it looks terrible.
That is a distinct possibility. I can't say I feel bad that it's selling poorly, considering that it's covering material that's already been animated and it looks terrible.
Austin Tindle as Ayumu Aikawa
Cherami Leigh as Eucliwood Hellscythe
Jad Saxton as Haruna
Supporting Cast:
Anthony Bowling as Orito
Brittney Karbowski as Yuki Tomonori Yoshida
Caitlin Glass as Saras
Emerick Jade as Kanami Mihara
Eric Vale as King of the Night
Erica Harte as Taeko Hiramatsu
Lindsay Seidel as Kyoko
Monica Rial as Head Teacher
Morgan Garrett as Seraphim
Mark Stoddard as Kerberos Wansard
This might seem, well, kind of strange to many of you, but when I watched Evangelion for the first time as a young lad, I was screaming and crying for the entirety of the
Bardiel/Toji/Unit 03
battle. It was genuinely horrifying to my unspoiled mind and left a huge impact on me, so imagine my reaction to the changes that were made in Rebuild[...]
I don't think it's particularly strange to have that kind of reaction to that sequence in Evangelion, it's one of the most powerful moments in the whole franchise. If features lot of 'taboo', line-crossing imagery which is likely to scar a young mind.
Somewhat ironic that an episode about comedy would be one of the least-funny, but a.) you kind of have to avoid every Manzai act joke in existence for legal purposes and b.) I get the feeling that most of the humor in this episode was untranslatable. This joke was used about ten times in the episode:
I thought that they looked too realistic for Precure. These bastards did the impossible and broke the 2D/3D barrier.
They also came tantalizingly close to
breaking the Precure reverse glass ceiling
, joining the elite club of
Ban-kun from Heartcatch
. I don't care what the show claims,
Cure Fire and Cure Gorilla will always be canon to me
.
The Akanbe battles have had flashes of good animation lately, but none of these action sequences have been prolonged enough to look truly great, especially since most of them have been zoomed out and have used simplistic character art. This episode was no different.
I'm actually surprised that they didn't play up the Kansai aspect of the comedians more as there's the stereotype that all people from Kansai are natural comedians and whatnot. Akane was certainly the focus of the episode, but all of the girls knew who Fujiwara were and were fans except for Reika, whose strict life has apparently not only precluded her from recognizing famous people but from understanding the concept of humor altogether. I've really gotta pick up Doremi again, I miss Aiko's hardcore Kansai-ben.
That was a nice set of boxes back then too.
Still got those. I guess I will settle for two copies of Utena.
wheres my blurays Nozomi? Let's go three for three!
That was a nice set of boxes back then too.
Still got those. I guess I will settle for two copies of Utena.
wheres my blurays Nozomi? Let's go three for three!
