.I guess I'm a sucker for exposition dumps. Oh well.
You must really love the Monagatari series.
F/Z episode 14
was good.
I await 15 with great anticipation.
Much to my chagrin, I have recently viewed a piece of media that would technically classify (through no intention of mine) as an animated product originating in the country of Japan.
I'm wondering if I should talk about it here.
That seems to be the general consensus. At last animeGAF is in solidarity. Or are they?
Much to my chagrin, I have recently viewed a piece of media that would technically classify (through no intention of mine) as an animated product originating in the country of Japan.
I'm wondering if I should talk about it here.
*picture of Kirino as a pony*
Much to my chagrin, I have recently viewed a piece of media that would technically classify (through no intention of mine) as an animated product originating in the country of Japan.
I'm wondering if I should talk about it here.
Now and Then, Here and There 13
God damn at how disillusioned Nabuca looked in the barracks. God damn at Tabool shooting him too. Something satisfying in seeing Shu beat on Hamdo as well and that kid nearly being swept away got to me. Nice ending really.
As for the show as a whole? I'm glad I watched it. I feared it was going to be something horrible throughout and it turned out it was the main plot that was thorougly lacking, Lala Ru's last name may as well have been MacGuffin, and I really didn't care for the opening episodes given how heavy handed they were. My biggest mistake, I suppose, was assuming this was going to be some sort of event oriented story focusing on Hellywood when in reality it was more character oriented and it succeeded in spite of the awful and terribly convenient events of the actual story.
There I found some wonderful stuff when people were paired off. Boo & Nabuca worked well together as comrades, Shu & Nabuca as rivals. Tabool, who I initially dismissed for annoying, grew on me as I began to feel he carried resentment towards the three as Shu & Boo replaced him in those roles and Nabuca himself for holding onto a false hope he'd long since abandoned. The impression Sis left on Sara that finally let her get past her own problems was pretty great and it was sad to see Abelia finally free herself of Hamdo although the final scene of her looking at his drowned body had me wondering if the chamber simply collected draining water or if she flooded it herself. Maybe it was intentionally ambiguous. This is the kind of thing I found engaging rather than Hellywood's role in the world, why the world was as it was, or whatever secrets existed concerning Lala Ru.
Edit:
Talk about differences in experience.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=36343707&postcount=19042
Now and Then, Here and There 13
God damn at how disillusioned Nabuca looked in the barracks. God damn at Tabool shooting him too. Something satisfying in seeing Shu beat on Hamdo as well and that kid nearly being swept away got to me. Nice ending really.
As for the show as a whole? I'm glad I watched it. I feared it was going to be something horrible throughout and it turned out it was the main plot that was thorougly lacking, Lala Ru's last name may as well have been MacGuffin, and I really didn't care for the opening episodes given how heavy handed they were. My biggest mistake, I suppose, was assuming this was going to be some sort of event oriented story focusing on Hellywood when in reality it was more character oriented and it succeeded in spite of the awful and terribly convenient events of the actual story.
There I found some wonderful stuff when people were paired off. Boo & Nabuca worked well together as comrades, Shu & Nabuca as rivals. Tabool, who I initially dismissed for annoying, grew on me as I began to feel he carried resentment towards the three as Shu & Boo replaced him in those roles and Nabuca himself for holding onto a false hope he'd long since abandoned. The impression Sis left on Sara that finally let her get past her own problems was pretty great and it was sad to see Abelia finally free herself of Hamdo although the final scene of her looking at his drowned body had me wondering if the chamber simply collected draining water or if she flooded it herself. Maybe it was intentionally ambiguous. This is the kind of thing I found engaging rather than Hellywood's role in the world, why the world was as it was, or whatever secrets existed concerning Lala Ru.
There has to at least be one dissenter or otherwise we'll all be consumed by duckroll's hype machine.
Well when you find that someone, Berserker can take him out.
Upotte 1
What is this I don't even
I always knew the FNC was a slut.
Why would you subject yourself to this?
Upotte 1
What is this I don't even
I always knew the FNC was a slut.
Now and Then, Here and There 13
God damn at how disillusioned Nabuca looked in the barracks. God damn at Tabool shooting him too. Something satisfying in seeing Shu beat on Hamdo as well and that kid nearly being swept away got to me. Nice ending really.
As for the show as a whole? I'm glad I watched it. I feared it was going to be something horrible throughout and it turned out it was the main plot that was thorougly lacking, Lala Ru's last name may as well have been MacGuffin, and I really didn't care for the opening episodes given how heavy handed they were. My biggest mistake, I suppose, was assuming this was going to be some sort of event oriented story focusing on Hellywood when in reality it was more character oriented and it succeeded in spite of the awful and terribly convenient events of the actual story.
There I found some wonderful stuff when people were paired off. Boo & Nabuca worked well together as comrades, Shu & Nabuca as rivals. Tabool, who I initially dismissed for annoying, grew on me as I began to feel he carried resentment towards the three as Shu & Boo replaced him in those roles and Nabuca himself for holding onto a false hope he'd long since abandoned. The impression Sis left on Sara that finally let her get past her own problems was pretty great and it was sad to see Abelia finally free herself of Hamdo although the final scene of her looking at his drowned body had me wondering if the chamber simply collected draining water or if she flooded it herself. Maybe it was intentionally ambiguous. This is the kind of thing I found engaging rather than Hellywood's role in the world, why the world was as it was, or whatever secrets existed concerning Lala Ru.
Well when you find that someone, Berserker can take him out.
Why would you subject yourself to this?
Fate/Zero 3
I really need to get other stuff done/watch a different series, but every time I try, this is calling out to me.[/spoiler]
Was the quote "Being Meguca is suffering"? If so, it's from a parody comic.Puella Magi Madoka Magica 03
I didn't really feel any emotional impact. Although the suddenness of what happened was probably the point, I think that 2/3 episodes wasn't enough time to make me care about her. I also wasn't sure when it happened and had to rewind to be sure, afterwards I went "That's it?". Of course, being spoiled on it may have impacted my reaction. At the end of the episode I was feeling more happy than anything else, after seeing the ED and thinking that the show was finally going to shift into the dark genre deconstruction that it was hyped up to be. I also kept wondering if they were going to say this quote I always see posted referencing the series, but it may either be translated differently or from somewhere else in the series.
Well when you find that someone, Berserker can take him out.
Upotte - 01
Taking gun porn to levels I never imagined and only Japan could conceive.
I'm assuming it's like Soul Eater where they physically transform into guns, no sign of that in this episode but they play that concept alot, the school setup so far is like Infinite Stratos in that they differenciate the students by country or they make note which guns come from which country), we already have an "Ichiroku-chan no ecchi" and the format seems to be following 4 girls like we've seen a bajillion times before.
¬_¬
Was the quote "Being Meguca is suffering"? If so, it's from a parody comic.
I see... I see it now! That detail, specially on fast moving and dark scenes, would have been very difficult to see otherwise.The buffering takes longer because they actually bothered to have a decent bitrate this time. When you see the episode, you will understand.
Kiritsugu's sniping made me wonder why he didn't just go for the head immediately.
Well, although repulsive in its consequences, I think one can appreciate (maybe out of pity) such a strong determination of those two stranded characters that understand so well each other in their disgrace. It is a kind of a strange empathy towards them.He's aHe's scum.child killer.
Puella Magi Madoka Magica 03
I didn't really feel any emotional impact. Although the suddenness of what happened was probably the point, I think that 2/3 episodes wasn't enough time to make me care about her. I also wasn't sure when it happened and had to rewind to be sure, afterwards I went "That's it?". Of course, being spoiled on it may have impacted my reaction. At the end of the episode I was feeling more happy than anything else, after seeing the ED and thinking that the show was finally going to shift into the dark genre deconstruction that it was hyped up to be. I also kept wondering if they were going to say this quote I always see posted referencing the series, but it may either be translated differently or from somewhere else in the series.
My Servant is not available for hire. So sorry. :3
(didn't see this discussed here? my apologies if I just missed it)
[Monogatari series]
So it looks like the Kizumonogatari movie won't make it for 2012 after all. I'm not exactly surprised.
Shaft apparently intends to adapt the second season (Nekomonogatari (Shiro), Kabukimonogatari, Hanamonogatari, Otorimonogatari, Onimonogatari and Koimonogatari) as an "about two cours-long TV series". Two cours for six books means around four episodes per book, like they did for Tsukihi Phoenix (so they'd have to skip a bunch of banter).
They'll also be making Nekomonogatari (Kuro) before that, but since that one isn't part of the second season (and there's not enough material for a cours, I assume), they don't quite know how they'll handle it exactly (OVA? streaming?).
They didn't mention the final season, but considering it's not even out in book form yet anyway...
Lame. They'd better make it worth the wait.(didn't see this discussed here? my apologies if I just missed it)
[Monogatari series]
So it looks like the Kizumonogatari movie won't make it for 2012 after all. I'm not exactly surprised.
Haha, this is what you were talking about? You're in for an escalating ride of despair.
Upotte 1
What is this I don't even
I always knew the FNC was a slut.
As intended by the creators, of from disappointment because of the hype?
Fate/Zero 14
Loved the wholebuild up and I can't wait for next week to see their fight andTokiumi vs. KariyaOh well what a great way to start up S2~!Kiritsugu's sniping made me wonder why he didn't just go for the head immediately.
space pirates 14
Hot.
Really predictable eps... but still fun stuff!
No, they summon guns out of thin air, not transform.Upotte - 01
Taking gun porn to levels I never imagined and only Japan could conceive.
I'm assuming it's like Soul Eater where they physically transform into guns, no sign of that in this episode but they play that concept alot, the school setup so far is like Infinite Stratos in that they differenciate the students by country, well they make note which guns come from which country, we already have an "Ichiroku-chan no ecchi" and the format seems to be following 4 girls like we've seen a bajillion times before.
¬_¬
This is so much worse than I imagined. Refreshingly so. I just assumed this show would be about the moefication of guns, but it's actually about girls in school who get turned on when they think about their teacher holding them in his big strong hands. It's creepy gun porn on a level that I could never imagine until this day.
The level of fanservice was impressive as well, I hadn't imagined that it would be quite so direct.
Yes, she's talking about what you think she's talking about.
This should be watched by absolutely no-one. Ban this sick filth.
Ban Anime.
(this show looks way better than Medexa Box).