Danball Senki 10
Perfect.
Pfft that nothing compare to coming in a meteorite to school like in Space Patrol Luluco.
Danball Senki 10
Perfect.
Danball Senki 10
Perfect.
Reasons I love these type of anime.
#pleaseBuyLBX
You can have a methodical pace, but also still make relative strides in character and narrative. Episode two didn't really do that. For all we know so far, he might lose what he has built with the characters. That can be interesting from a dramatic standpoint, but it's still potentially poor from a narrative one.
That's another big problem i had with the show. The first half it tries to be a sci-fi story with a mix of lighter and darker moments. Fine. But then it suddenly switches gears to be a romance with no natural progression or even inclination that Isla and the MC were interested in each other. Its such a jarring transition. I can't think of a single moment in the first half of the show were Isla and MC interacted about anything other than their job.
Heck i would have been on board if the MC fell for the red-haired tsundere girl. Sure she was a typical tsundere but at least they has some chemistry together and seem to be around the same age. Instead we're stuck with an unnatural cobbled together relationship that i can't get behind because its so distant and unrelatable/borderline creepy.
yeah I was never a fan of the Isla Tubas relationship. Mainly because while she's not human, she still looked like a little girl and tsubasa was like 18, so I didn't like that. And it seemed pretty one sided on his front
Did you finish it off? By the end, it definitely was not 1 sided at all...
I did, but at that point I just felt like she liked him just because her time was basically up and he was the only guy really. Basically I feel that the author just made it happen because it needed to happen
You can't expect every episode in a 2 cour series to be heavy on narrative or on character building. That aside,
We see moments that give us a great look at the MC's fear (despite his (basically) immortality) as well as his determination to see everything through. We also had a moment where he proper considered whether to just leave everything alone and not deal with anything. Those are pretty telling characterization moments.
If episodes 1a and 1b where set ups to the world, the base characters, and the situation, then episode 2 is a set up episode to what comes next, a prelude to the next encounter(s?) and a better look at how the MC looks at himself and the situation at hand.
If you were to compare how the MC acts in episode 1a and how he acts by the end of episode 2, you'd see a damn big difference.
There have been a lot of anime, a lot of good anime, that have done worse with their second episodes.
Gunslinger Girl 5
This episode really zeroed in on how abnormal this whole situation is. Even an experienced military man coming into the agency program finds himself baffled at the face-value obedience of the girls, completely lacking any ability to think flexibly and consider situational context. We've seen this as early as the first episode, when Henrietta unloaded when she felt her handler Jose was under threat, escalating a situation that could have found a less violent resolution. This episode showed the same thing on an even more dangerously unnecessary level, when an argument between Ravolo and Jose at a training range nearly ended in someone's death. This exposes a big flaw in the whole idea behind this program: the mental brainwashing and physical enhancements done to these girls may make them effective killers, but tying them so closely to their handlers robs them of independent thought and so makes it more likely that situations will spiral out of control. Even setting aside the many serious moral problems with this setup, there are practical problems which make it too risky to be relied upon. It's too badRavolo was killed before he could spill the beans to the media. Omitting the actual death and leaving us to fill in the blanks made it all the more powerful.
Uh, yes, yes we can expect there to be at least narrative or character weight in an entire episode. It's twenty-two minutes. A good writer can do something with that much time. Of course he's afraid. He feels pain whenever he dies, and he has to start things over again. He dies, and the people he knew are essentially dead. I don't imagine he will always return to this "apple" checkpoint, but his res pawn will always make him lose something.You can't expect every episode in a 2 cour series to be heavy on narrative or on character building. That aside,
We see moments that give us a great look at the MC's fear (despite his (basically) immortality) as well as his determination to see everything through. We also had a moment where he proper considered whether to just leave everything alone and not deal with anything. Those are pretty telling characterization moments.
If episodes 1a and 1b where set ups to the world, the base characters, and the situation, then episode 2 is a set up episode to what comes next, a prelude to the next encounter(s?) and a better look at how the MC looks at himself and the situation at hand.
If you were to compare how the MC acts in episode 1a and how he acts by the end of episode 2, you'd see a damn big difference.
There have been a lot of anime, a lot of good anime, that have done worse with their second episodes.
Re:ZERO episodes 1a,1b,2
Honestly, really pleasantly surprised here.
When it started I expected it to be a more serious less comedy driven version of Konosuba, but it ended up being pretty muchbut with more murder.Groundhogs day
I like it so far tbh, I will say that the character designs aren't A+ tier but they work well enough (though I'm not a huge fan of Felts design, but whatever). Animation is quite nice, and I'm liking the MC so far.
If this was going to be 12 or 13 episodes then I'd be super mad at the pacing, but since its gonna be 25 episodes, I'm actually super glad at the slow methodical pace. It feels like its using time properly either to hit in specific details or to give moments the time they need to stick. Episode 2 was definitely mostly set up, which I don't mind, but I do understand why some people could see it as non-consequential. We'll see how this plays out, but so far, i'm super happy with this!
Enjoying this a lot, Gonna keep watching
If I wasn't on my phone I could go on a little word run on it all, but as Mailbox pointed out, there were reasons for the way she was and the co-dependency between the two was very transparent by the end. Even though the beginning was all over the place story wise, by the end they gave it a reallyrics compelling and emotional punch without any stupid and non-sensicle plot twists to ruin what they built up.
All this Plastic Memories talk reminds me that the Micharu spin-off manga should be out in a couple months.
Re:Zero 02
Really interesting. I'm a sucker for time travelling stuff when done well. The "respawn"
Netoge Episode 1
I just got to the offline meetup.
I was not prepared
I WAS NOT PREPARED!!!
Our naïve protagonist proposes to a female character in an online game, only to find out that the player is actually a guy. Traumatized by that, he decides to never trust a girl online, but now, two years later, a female player is proposing to him. What will happen?
I guess we're just gonna have to agree to disagree on this front then :/
Idk why, but the slight spelling errors, autocorrect madness, and weird grammar of this post is kind of adorable in a way.
is that weird of me to say?
yes, yes it very much is...
We had a time travel show for the winter season.
one for the spring season.
and one of the summer shows can be considered time travel.
I wonder what fall show will have time travel elements.
Bite me. I just got home from work and was walking the dog while typing that on my phone, lol.
Lost Village: 2
Too annoyingly stupid, but not stupid enough for the funny to overcome annoyance like last episode. C'mon show, you can be stupider than that!
I'm really disappointed they haven't introduced a stupid monster.
Like cyborg werewolves.
Netoge Episode 1 Continued
What happened to Gungrave... you should have started on ep2.
Why those reactions for Netoge? It's not a particularly offensive show.
I've got around 25 series I am in the process of watching. I have to balance them out!
huh, didn't expect this kind of reaction.
I kinda wanna see you watch the whole series now just do I can see more gifs.
I'm really disappointed they haven't introduced a stupid monster.
Like cyborg werewolves.
Should just drop everything except Concrete Revolutio tbh. That's what I feel like doing!
Why those reactions for Netoge? It's not a particularly offensive show.
Attention.
Oh you're not dropping Mayoiga after conning me into it.
I've got around 25 series I am in the process of watching. I have to balance them out!
I'm really disappointed they haven't introduced a stupid monster.
Like cyborg werewolves.
Bite me. I just got home from work and was walking the dog while typing that on my phone, lol.
I'm really looking forward to ReWrite this summer (I know your talking about Orange though, lol)
Should just drop everything except Concrete Revolutio tbh. That's what I feel like doing!
yup totally talking about Orange.
I can't wait for that one, hopefully it is a good adaption as I read like half the manga and then didn't read the second half so it should be nice to watch to recap and then just enjoy the rest.
Why those reactions for Netoge? It's not a particularly offensive show.
Attention.
I'm really disappointed they haven't introduced a stupid monster.
Like cyborg werewolves.
._.
I actually wasn't trying to be mean there, but I get how you could have seen it that way.
Sorry