Admiral Woofington
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Sakamoto 11
Damn son, next episode is going to be intense
Damn son, next episode is going to be intense
Kabaneri 11 (kisama!)
Pure drivel.
Picked up my new car. It's nice having my own wheels again after a near month of rentals.
Did you get a nii-san?
RIP Chidori. At least Yuta x Honoka happened.
Ah, the smell of contradictory opinions in the morning!
Ah, the smell of contradictory opinions in the morning!
Biba > Sonozaki
For a series about emotions, particularly those tied to teens, heading off on safe notes feels like one of the worst possible outcomes to me. Pretty much exactly what I would expect from Okada though.I think the biggest part of Kiznaiver, or what I will take away from it, was the character interactions between the main 7.
Sure, the ending was safe and the Sonozaki story line felt cramped. But there were so many little things, subtleness, from TRIGGER that was done so well.
Trigger does it again! (Kiznaiver Spoilers)
Are you talking about the children and teenagers being prone to committing suicide in that current society?
This too.Because that part really didn't make much sense to me. Children and teenagers go through a lot of changes and may make more rash decisions, sure, but that they'd be more likely than adults to feel out of place in that society when their philosophical thinking isn't nearly as developed and they'd just be easier to manipulate by and adapt to society in general anyways. This idea that they can just kinda sense that something's awry seems weak.
Pretty much. I understood what they were going for but this isn't actually a realistic portrayal of suicide, and when it comes to topics like this I have very strict standards of plausibility. It's not a topic I like to see used carelessly.That this extremely medically advanced, totalitarian state is then not even capable of identifying those troubled kids in time seems also rather contradictory.
That's not how I saw it. My read is that children are by nature rebellious and many go through phases where they reject the norm and try to act out. In the "perfect" society presented in the setting, things have just adjusted to the point where suicide is the popular "out" for kids wanting to act out and reject society. Unlike taking drugs or smoking though, suicide is kinda... permanent. >_<
Didn't even notice that, oh Trigger.Trigger does it again! (Kiznaiver Spoilers)
This is most likely one of the better written shows by Okada standards.
I'm pleasantly surprised, to be honest.
How much can that really mean when her history of original stuff is so unpleasant? She's a decent writer but a terrible storyteller, and Kiznaiver seems like it is just another project she couldn't find the core of.This is most likely one of the better written shows by Okada standards.
I'm pleasantly surprised, to be honest.