This definitely wont happen.
Well that's too bad. It would have been almost as good as nice boat. =[
This definitely wont happen.
At least she got to beat him up a little afterwards.
Yeah, I didn't really play it too much on the hardest difficulty. The fifth mission had you going down a tunnel before the doors closed and on the highest difficulty you had about, literally, one second of error room. You pretty much had to play it perfectly and it took me probably about fifty tries before I nailed that second error gap.
Yeah, I suppose new shows being shorter helps, but even then, if I don't watch it when it airs, it becomes backlog fodder. Honestly, I'm still surprised that I managed to catch up with Breaking Bad or Friday Night Lights. I wanted to write them off, but there was just too much love for both that I couldn't do it.
I suppose if Slate or NPR or AV Culture Club or all the other usual places started doing anime podcasts and kept pushing a great show week after week, it'd be something. But thankfully, most Americans ignore anime (outside of the esteemed ANNCast), so other than people here declaring their love for a random Sengoku Collection episode, there's not really any pressure to watch any of this stuff.
Heck, Slam Dunk is still technically a show I want to watch, simply because of its historical significance as an "important anime", but I can't bring myself to do it. I even gave One Piece the good old college try, and I haven't felt the need to go back after that first arc. Or come to think of it, Utena. lol
Would Detective Conan count?
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So...I'm probably wrong though.Anyone else get the feeling that asuna will die?
Well, my problem with Dead Leaves wasn't the animation but just how juvenile it was. This movie didn't suffer from that at all.
Well, if Wikipedia is to be believed, Mitsuishi is the primary reason the show was animated in the first place. She was reading it and laughing as they were recording her lines for Evangelion and got the staff there interested in the manga. So I suppose it'd be fitting that they'd let her take on the leading role.I decided to take a look at the first episode of this and it was really weird not only in general but the fact that the hamster was voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi (Usagi/Sailor Moon) and the office worker lady who beat the heck out of the hamster quite a bit was voiced by Michie Tomizawa (Rei/Sailor Mars), it was just really strange to hear those two in voice roles of that nature. Although Mitsuishi does the voice of Misato in Evangelion and the half of the show that I saw she wasn't really the purest of souls either so maybe it's not that strange.
She's not a bad character per se, she's just a horrible human being. In the same way as, say, I would find it impossible to enjoy a certain character on Breaking Bad this season. The difference is that Breaking Bad had 4 years to build up to that while Binbougami Ga starts off with the main character being a horrible human being.I don't really hate Ichiko. I enjoy the back and forth between her and Momiji.
lolWelp, that's that.
I guess I can still watch it just for the animation.
Clear Eyes, Full Heart, Can't Lose...against your backlog.
You just need a good lay.My life is lacking in SAO it feels empty.
I honestly have no idea since I've never seen it. I would say that shows like everything on USA network (Psyche, Suits, Leverage, Common Law, whatever) and all the other shows everywhere else (Justified, Breaking Bad, The Mentalist, Person of Interest, Elementary, and so on) have something in common with Lupin III, based on the three episodes of Fujiko that I saw.Would Detective Conan count?
Im more afraid of that happening to KiritoHe already escaped death twice No way he can escape a third time
Well that's too bad. It would have been almost as good as nice boat. =[
Would Detective Conan count?
Unless kiritoBut more importantly,is death himself!what was with that arm thing? Asuna made it sound so dramatic and in the next scene it grew back. Unless she was referencing the fact that he just killed someone. But who gives a fuck about that since he was already forced to join a guild?
Unless kiritoBut more importantly,is death himself!what was with that arm thing? Asuna made it sound so dramatic and in the next scene it grew back. Unless she was referencing the fact that he just killed someone. But who gives a fuck about that since he was already forced to join a guild?
It's easier to go back and watch films because for the most part, I don't feel the need to watch films day one anyway so there isn't the zeitgeist pressure to keep up. Also, films aren't that great a commitment time-wise, so I can say, watch the entire film output of Michael Winterbottom or Terrance Malick in a week and feel like I've gotten a varied experience... whereas I don't know if I could do the same with 50 episodes of One Piece or whatever.Out of curiosity, are you like this with movies too, where you can't bring yourself to go back to older ones you haven't seen? Or is it just with TV shows?
I'm genuinely curious - what is the manga that is closest to House? Doesn't necessarily have to be a Sherlock Holmes turned into a doctor, but you know what I mean - dude's a genius, treats everyone like shit because he doesn't want to get close to anyone, but has people who care about him anyway because they understand that deep down inside, he's not that bad of a guy.You think there aren't manga with broken and smart protagonists solving mysteries? I'm pretty sure that's an entire sub-genre.
I meant to watch Captain Taylor, because I heard it was a scifi comedy in the vein of Nadesico. It's another backlog show. lolThe only problem with Conan in this context is that he's not especially aloof or stand-off ish. Arrogant as fuck, sure. But not aloof.
While he doesn't solve mysteries, I'd say the closest anime character I can think of to the broken-genius is Captain Tylor. But even then he's not broken as much as he just appears to be insane or unconnected to reality most of the time. Emphasis on "appears".
Dismemberment is a condition in the game.
Dude! What does that mean?! Please splain!
I thought it only applied to his HP. =PHow can you forget about eps with best girl? Kirito got some hax regen gear.
Just grows shit back like Buu.
Dismemberment is a condition in the game.
So many lolis, and they all seem to hang around Sagara too, much to his despair.
Amen.
Well, my problem with Dead Leaves wasn't the animation but just how juvenile it was. This movie didn't suffer from that at all.
I'm surprised that you can't think of any other reasons aside from animation and pacing style that might cause someone to dislike Dead Leaves, such as...
I meant to watch Captain Taylor, because I heard it was a scifi comedy in the vein of Nadesico. It's another backlog show. lol
Although I have a feeling that's more like Time Jam, where the hero is "broken", but more in the Han Solo, roguish hero sense and less in the "actually" broken sense.
I'm genuinely curious - what is the manga that is closest to House? Doesn't necessarily have to be a Sherlock Holmes turned into a doctor, but you know what I mean - dude's a genius, treats everyone like shit because he doesn't want to get close to anyone, but has people who care about him anyway because they understand that deep down inside, he's not that bad of a guy.
Probably Black Jack, which preceded House by 31 years, so there's gotta be a ton of stuff like that before House even entered the conception phases.
That is the very reason why I watch the show.
I should clarify that I was speaking purely about the innuendo. I really don't see how over the top animation could be considered juvenile at all nor would I call the plot childish, as nonsensical as it is.I don't know, I thought Hells Angels was hella juvenile in its presentation. It just didn't focus on innuendo as much.
I want to say Team Medical Dragon, but I can't say for sure cause I read it long time ago. Though I do remember the MC was this genius surgeon that they had to go out of their way to get him back into medicine.I'm genuinely curious - what is the manga that is closest to House? Doesn't necessarily have to be a Sherlock Holmes turned into a doctor, but you know what I mean - dude's a genius, treats everyone like shit because he doesn't want to get close to anyone, but has people who care about him anyway because they understand that deep down inside, he's not that bad of a guy.
Tylor >>>> Nadesico IMO. I highly recommend it!
But it is somewhat similar in that the main character does things that everyone else thinks is nuts/crazy, but things always seem to work out due to Tylor's incredible luck. But as the show goes on, it becomes clear that while luck is a major factor to Tylor's successful rise, it's not the only factor and there's a hidden genius in there that all of the side characters are trying to wrap their head around.
Haha, yeah, that sounds like a classic golden age scifi hero. I have a feeling that he falls under a particular trope as defined by TVTropes, but I can't think of it off the top of my head.Tylor >>>> Nadesico IMO. I highly recommend it!
But it is somewhat similar in that the main character does things that everyone else thinks is nuts/crazy, but things always seem to work out due to Tylor's incredible luck. But as the show goes on, it becomes clear that while luck is a major factor to Tylor's successful rise, it's not the only factor and there's a hidden genius in there that all of the side characters are trying to wrap their head around.
Well, I mean, House is basically an admitted "homage" to Sherlock Holmes anyway, as I think Hyouka is (given all the mentions of Holmes). I never claimed it was original... it's just the one that sticks out in my mind as the obvious example.Probably Black Jack, which preceded House by 31 years, so there's gotta be a ton of stuff like that before House even entered the conception phases.
I hope I didn't come off as asking necessarily for medical mangas. I mean, I dunno... if you watch House, you know what House is like. He's a giant asshole who, at times, is incapable of human emotions because that drastically interferes with his identity as a doctor. Both modern TV interpretations of Sherlock Holmes approach the character the same way.I want to say Team Medical Dragon, but I can't say for sure cause I read it long time ago. Though I do remember the MC was this genius surgeon that they had to go out of their way to get him back into medicine.
I should clarify that I was speaking purely about the innuendo. I really don't see how over the top animation could be considered juvenile at all nor would I call the plot childish, as nonsensical as it is.
I on the other hand watch it for Katsuie and her jiggly armor.
I guess the whole "WE'RE IN HELL, SO LET'S ROCK OUT!" screams juvenile to me, but I've never used the word "juvenile" as a pejorative in the first place, so what do I know.
Unless kiritoBut more importantly,is death himself!what was with that arm thing? Asuna made it sound so dramatic and in the next scene it grew back. Unless she was referencing the fact that he just killed someone. But who gives a fuck about that since he was already forced to join a guild?
It would be justified for Kirito to leave the guild when he can simply say, "Well, one of your members attempted to MURDER me when I was with one of your stronger guys. Yeah, we had a deal, but your guild is fucked up, and I won't die for your silliness. Sayoonara."
Well, I mean, House is basically an admitted "homage" to Sherlock Holmes anyway, as I think Hyouka is (given all the mentions of Holmes). I never claimed it was original... it's just the one that sticks out in my mind as the obvious example.
I suppose the recent "modernization" of Sherlock on the BBC works as well as an example as well.
Also, Black Jack sounds exactly like the money lender guy from Yakuza 4, in terms of his code for helping people. Go figure. lol
The only problem with Conan in this context is that he's not especially aloof or stand-off ish. Arrogant as fuck, sure. But not aloof.
While he doesn't solve mysteries, I'd say the closest anime character I can think of to the broken-genius is Captain Tylor. But even then he's not broken as much as he just appears to be insane or unconnected to reality most of the time. Emphasis on "appears".
what was that show with the demon detective dude that always trolls on the girl sidekick?
I hope I didn't come off as asking necessarily for medical mangas. I mean, I dunno... if you watch House, you know what House is like. He's a giant asshole who, at times, is incapable of human emotions because that drastically interferes with his identity as a doctor. Both modern TV interpretations of Sherlock Holmes approach the character the same way.
(And come to think of it, I would say that the Guy Ritchie version of Sherlock is basically where anime is now in terms of just playing it safe because you want to sell movie tickets).
Shinrei Tantei Yakumo?
I actually hope he does do that.The jacket they gave him was way too tacky looking.
My metrosexual self was in a raging fit after seeing Kirito in his new outfit. It was an abomination and deserved to be tossed in a god-damn fireplace. I want him to dress up as Japanese MMO Batman again.
So do you just want detective stuff? Because that's kind of its own genre. There's even a section for Sherlock Holmes himself (albeit a small one).
And if you want medical manga, there's a bunch of that too.
HOLY FUCK.Oh yeah I know, but it's just hard trying to find Japanese equivalents of House or Will McAvoy. BTW, there is a manga based on the BBC Sherlock coming out soon. So I guess there is that lol
Sure, but House is premised on the case of the week. I'm sure they've done episodes where there isn't actually a body for them to look at, but that's a rare occasion.It works for House!
Actually was thinking of Majin Tantei Nōgami Neuro.
About as closest as it gets to House... of stuff I've watched.
He looks way better in black, and the black cloak just looks epic. I hate the white and red for him, it seems against his character
Well I thinkthe white matches him just fine. It's just that he looks horrible in red.
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So are Kirito and Asuna done with the guild? Or do they just get a little time to relax since they were just attacked by a crazy guild-member?
It would be justified for Kirito to leave the guild when he can simply say, "Well, one of your members attempted to MURDER me when I was with one of your stronger guys. Yeah, we had a deal, but your guild is fucked up, and I won't die for your silliness. Sayoonara."
No. It looks terrible on him, lol.