*brofist*
I think you're one of the few people here who liked it. Such a good song.
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Spring Anime 2013 |OT -7| My Giant CG Pony Can't Possibly Read This Much Baudelaire
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I think you're one of the few people here who liked it. Such a good song.
darkblade77
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Nah, most magical girl anime put them in vague yurigoggles range, but tend not to commit to anything either way(except the occasional heterosexual relationship).
I guess Nanoha is a mild escalation of the former.
Then you have shows where the brakes start sliding off everywhere, like Mai Hime/Otome. <_<
Strange way to type Bokura wa Ima no Naka de.
I liked the second one better, but it's because I'm a big fan of the band so...
CAUSE I FEEEEEEEEEEEEL
No, no. That's the exact reason I dislike the concept of fujoshibait (even if I can enjoy fujoshibait): the lack of female characters! It's actually perfectly logical.
Seraphis Cain
bad gameplay lol
Sometimes yuri can be the best only good part of a show, like say Ga-rei Zero.
MKR actually feels like a videogame the way the anime was structured. I expected someone to say "its dangerous to go alone, take this!".
Actually, they sort of did.
Mai Hime does go straight off the road into yuriland. Rather impressively so.
I got bored of Psycho-Pass before the 2nd OP started so I haven't seen it yet.
The screaming and the beat just work out so well together.
Eh, just gave it a listen, not a fan of the overly cheerful tone.
You missed out on all the excitement of wondering if the show would finish before they finalised the 2nd OP.
Jex
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[Diebuster]: 1 - 6
The only scene me was the "Ten Years Later" segment.
I was wrong to dislike this show because it wasn't enough like Gunbuster, it has a whole host of problems that have nothing to do with how dissimilar (or similar) it is to the original OVA.
Which isn't to say I dislike like it at all, just that it has a number of glaring issues which drag the whole thing down.
The only scene me was the "Ten Years Later" segment.
I was wrong to dislike this show because it wasn't enough like Gunbuster, it has a whole host of problems that have nothing to do with how dissimilar (or similar) it is to the original OVA.
Which isn't to say I dislike like it at all, just that it has a number of glaring issues which drag the whole thing down.
To be honest I stopped watching when I finally got to listen to the 2nd OP.
It was the only thing I was looking forward to :lol
I don't think anyone should go into that show expected a sequel or anything of that nature. That said, I certainly think it did things better and worse than the original.
Sounds really exciting, gotta pick it back up.
Jex
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Well the problem is that they bill it in that nature and they make lots of important deliberate connections to the old material which forces you to make that comparison even though it's not really appropriate.
I try to think of it as a sequel or successor to FLCL. Except without the memorable music. Except in those scenes where they borrow the Gunbuster score.
I think that's fine. I had no issues separating the two works. It's clear the goals and designs were different from the onset.
It's definitely more in line with FLCL and Gurren Lagann compared to say Gunbuster. Maybe my viewing order had a significant impact on what I thought of the show as I saw Die long after I've watched a lot of Gainax's later works.
RurouniZel
Asks questions so Ezalc doesn't have to
Fun note: the music for MKR was supervised by Koichi Sugiyama, the Dragon Quest composer.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
I don't think any sane person ever argued against that.
Diebuster doesn't even have iconic mech.
That big ass giant robo though, still look majestic today.
And Hidaka Noriko's "UWAAAAAAAA" > *
Tell that to wonzo
Shrug. I definitely preferred Die over Gun.
First (correctly) declaring that the Akira movie is better, now this. You're on a roll!
Gunbuster loses a lot of points from episode 3 being absolutely terrible; Diebuster's episode 3 is pretty great, on the other hand.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
The appeal of both is primarily the ending; it's quite simply the best anime ending of all time.
Basileus777
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Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
I hate you, Jexhius, not because of your opinions but because of what you've unleashed.
Jex
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Nah, the third episode of Diebuster is the worst episode about the worst girl. You know this because she immediately becomes a practically irrelevant background character straight away!
That's wrong on both fronts, because you miss out on dat ending.
Theonik
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I can't possibly even partially agree with either of those opinions. Minus points.
gashikunFLCL
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Diebuster>Gunbuster.
Ventilaator
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Completely on board with Gintama now after a few more episodes.
The way they went from a sad story about a dude being out of his daughter's life for 13 years to having to chase down and capture a purple alien octopus is what sold me. This can truly be about anything, and I like that.
The way they went from a sad story about a dude being out of his daughter's life for 13 years to having to chase down and capture a purple alien octopus is what sold me. This can truly be about anything, and I like that.
Yamato 11-
This definitely has the best ED song yet. I really hope there is a good reason behind the
. I think the show has done a fantastic job of fleshing out both sides of the war and the difference in culture.
Oh and can't wait for the security team leader to try raping someone.
This definitely has the best ED song yet. I really hope there is a good reason behind the
humans firing first because it seems like really shitty reasoning right now
Oh and can't wait for the security team leader to try raping someone.
Ultimadrago
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Hear, hear.
Crash Station
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Do it! Just know it takes a bit to hit its stride. Don't go skipping around, now.
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