Surely you jest
I mean, the title of the show is obviously Bebop the Cowboy
It's not like I was just having fun with the title or anything
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Surely you jest
I mean, the title of the show is obviously Bebop the Cowboy
It's not like I was just having fun with the title or anything
Dragoon En Regalia
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Nintendo thinks its cool.
He's Russian, thoughguys got a right to be left with his cupola.
He's Turkish, you're thinking of Soda Popinski.
KO Traveling Hobo
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Kiritsugu from Fate/Zero?
Don't believe his lies. Why else would the show be called Bebop the Cowboy?
Dragoon En Regalia
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Not much better, even so.
I'll have my Fujikoike analysis up later, on another note.
I'll have my Fujikoike analysis up later, on another note.
Where's my Nyarlhotep episode 2?
You might be joking but I'll still answer your question. The next ep won't be airing until next Tuesday.
Bwahahahaha. Perfect.
Hellsing321
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He is determined to dig himself a deeper hole.
Hellsing321
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Hes already started with the good stuff. He just refuses to recognize it as good.
Bebop the Cowboy Episode the Second
What the fuck, I thought corgis were supposed to be cute
The setting for this episode was more reminiscent of Blade Runner, and consequently I enjoyed it more. There was also a lot more humor, and character in this episode.
Meet Muhamed Ali, the resident villain of this episode! You can tell he is bad because Bebop tries to kill him. The animation of this episode wasn't any where near that of the first, but otherwise I liked this one better. This episode was more lighthearted than the first, which allowed more of Bebop's character to show. He hates children and pets, but still has a soft spot in his heart for the little ol' corgi.
The setting itself helped carry the episode far more than the first. The chase scene through the city had a lot of local flavor to it, in contrast to the first episode, where the setting seemed more like an excuse just to have some western tropes put in there. The slight goofiness didn't feel out of place either, like the TV show for bounty hunters. Oh, and there were dumb dog puns all over the place, too.
Ahhh, that's better
I knew I was right.
What the fuck, I thought corgis were supposed to be cute
The setting for this episode was more reminiscent of Blade Runner, and consequently I enjoyed it more. There was also a lot more humor, and character in this episode.
IT CAME FROM THE SEA
Meet Muhamed Ali, the resident villain of this episode! You can tell he is bad because Bebop tries to kill him. The animation of this episode wasn't any where near that of the first, but otherwise I liked this one better. This episode was more lighthearted than the first, which allowed more of Bebop's character to show. He hates children and pets, but still has a soft spot in his heart for the little ol' corgi.
Bebop walking his pet cat
The setting itself helped carry the episode far more than the first. The chase scene through the city had a lot of local flavor to it, in contrast to the first episode, where the setting seemed more like an excuse just to have some western tropes put in there. The slight goofiness didn't feel out of place either, like the TV show for bounty hunters. Oh, and there were dumb dog puns all over the place, too.
Ahhh, that's better
I knew I was right.
Ahhh, that's better
This is so much better than Kanon pics.
I'm out.
Nightmare fuel right there, bro. Only worse thing you could have done was post spiders like Regulus Tera did.
What do you mean? Kanon 2002 is a landmark of technical animation in faces. Toei managed to make cutely disproportionate faces actually cute.
What an achievement.
No-one blames you.
RurouniZel
Asks questions so Ezalc doesn't have to
Ein is still the best animé dog ever! <3
Potato's a good runner up too!
What do you mean? Kanon 2002 is a landmark of technical animation in faces. Toei managed to make cutely disproportionate faces actually cute.
What an achievement.
Uguu~
Hellsing321
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Uguu~
Hosada's furry grasp spreads further and further.
Uguu~
What an achievement.
These furries won't give us a break
Femmeworth, I think my resolve is breaking already...
KO Traveling Hobo
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:lol
Ultimadrago
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*lights match*
wonzo, what have you done?
I told you good intentions never go unpunished!
Basileus777
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I don't think fire is going to be enough to kill that thing.
I think I played some part in this incident. Burn me as well.
I didn't think this would happen, I didn't want this to happen. ;_;
If it's any consolation, self-immolation is one of the most honorable forms of death. You'll be remembered fondly.
Throwing Envelope into the sun couldn't purify him of his sins, though. He's just going to have to live with his shame!
just like the rest of us
Bebop the Cowboy Episode the Third
Casino Royale - In Space!
The animation is back! A noticeable improvement over the previous episode, just check out that gradient.
This episode, Bebop, who somehow managed to lose however many millions he made last week, decides to squander the remaining portion on BlackJack. However, Ms. Cross-eye needs to uncross those eyes, because in her book, these two are identical twins.
Of course, that's just an excuse for various stuff to happen so that Bebop the Cowboy can fire off a copy of the Macross Missile Spam.
Somewhere along the way, the shitty CG made a return.
But in the end, it all works out for Bebop, even though Jill Valentine escaped with the cash. However, he was unable to shake his gambling habit, and decides to spend his last poker chip back at the casino where it all began.
Ahhhh, that's better
Casino Royale - In Space!
What's wrong with your faaaaaaaaaace
The animation is back! A noticeable improvement over the previous episode, just check out that gradient.
This episode, Bebop, who somehow managed to lose however many millions he made last week, decides to squander the remaining portion on BlackJack. However, Ms. Cross-eye needs to uncross those eyes, because in her book, these two are identical twins.
Of course, that's just an excuse for various stuff to happen so that Bebop the Cowboy can fire off a copy of the Macross Missile Spam.
Somewhere along the way, the shitty CG made a return.
But in the end, it all works out for Bebop, even though Jill Valentine escaped with the cash. However, he was unable to shake his gambling habit, and decides to spend his last poker chip back at the casino where it all began.
Ahhhh, that's better
This is my revenge for everyone hating on me earlier, Zeroshiki. There must be blood.
He'll stop trying to be funny after episode 5.
Well he better stop soon because the joke went past expiry 2 days ago.
Heel? I don't understand.
Ultimadrago
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Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine 2
The direction is bold as ever. As others have stated, I didn't find a scene that made me double glance due to misused shadow placement (not saying there weren't any for sure, but nothing that disturbed my viewing).
Heck, I enjoyed the use of it where
Jigen is laid on the couch that sits on chess colored floors, a nice cross reference with his past as when he played with his old boss. Shadow sketch surrounds him from both sides.
The eyecatches are cool as ever, enjoyed this episode overall and of course, as usual,
Jigen
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Part V
Huh. So Haruhi's
Broadcast order's awesome. I like how they managed to make me interested in watching the events of Part VI
Huh. So Haruhi's
actually self-conscious and not simply crazy. These last few episodes really worked it out to humanize her.
Broadcast order's awesome. I like how they managed to make me interested in watching the events of Part VI
despite the fact that I already know that everything will be alright after them, since everyone's spending their time making low-budget films, playing strategy games, and doing live-concerts in the following episodes.
Well, a few people have been complaining about my Bebop the Cowboy posts, so I won't do it anymore. Sorry guys.
Ignore them. It's been entertaining.
Ultimadrago
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Well, a few people have been complaining about my Bebop the Cowboy posts, so I won't do it anymore. Sorry guys.
Naw, mayne. Disagree or no, It's all in good fun (at least I'm taking it that way).
Frowning resistance doesn't stop darkside and it won't stop Korra watchers when the time is nigh.
You are just as free.
Review if/how you want to!
Definitely.
Started Kimi ni Todoke yesterday. Can't believe this flew under my radar for so long.
Episode 1 & 2
I'm so glad Kazehaya isn't the typical cocky pretty boy who teases the main character, the fact that he's struggling with his own emotions makes me appreciate him so much more. The concept behind Sawako (Sadako - Ringu girl) is great, it's hilarious to see her giving her all to be social with her classmates only to have it backfire. And the music for the OP&ED? Fantastic.
Definitely.
Started Kimi ni Todoke yesterday. Can't believe this flew under my radar for so long.
Episode 1 & 2
I'm so glad Kazehaya isn't the typical cocky pretty boy who teases the main character, the fact that he's struggling with his own emotions makes me appreciate him so much more. The concept behind Sawako (Sadako - Ringu girl) is great, it's hilarious to see her giving her all to be social with her classmates only to have it backfire. And the music for the OP&ED? Fantastic.
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying it, it's a pretty fun shoujo.
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