were you the one that started this like 2 weeks ago and wasn't really feeling it after the first few eps? (where I said the first few eps didn't grab me but after that it was lots of fun
)were you the one that started this like 2 weeks ago and wasn't really feeling it after the first few eps? (where I said the first few eps didn't grab me but after that it was lots of fun
also... you could totally pile on more gainax crazy on top of what you just watched and burn through FLCL quickly
Though at this point a little break from the crazy could be nice so you could take a different path towards something like Baccano.
Strike Witches - 5
Obligatory beach episode. Also kinda relevant:
(typically the big boosts happen in the last 48 hours when reminders are sent out, not a week before that)What will they do when they don't reach their goal?
heh that reminded me to double check to see if there are signs that they have third party support to reach the funding... and they totally seem to at this point... little doubt they will reach that goal now.
I always love it when a kickstarter that clearly has other funding from outside people suddenly starts getting large amounts of money steadily after they died out and weren't getting money for a while
either way, if fans started randomly giving them a lot more money, or if the third parties are funneling money into it, I am glad it's going to get made for the people that want it and are backing it.
That's too bad. Was planning on checking this out at some point.
I think it's still worth watching. I'm hoping that now they are back to climbing mountains again, they won't have a reason to do any fanservice for a while.
The first season is good. The second season is when they got all weird with it.
Incidentally, I finally watched the OP for the first time and I had no idea that it looked so completely different from the anime:
Anyone know who did it? It seems familiar, but I can't really place it.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=88
Ah, neat. I guess this is what happens when you skip OPs all the time. lol
where you have a really strong start, and a fairly strong last two days (this one is still ongoing thus has no data for the last day)
which did indeed start going up again a bit before the 48 hours, but merely 4 days before the end not 10 like under the dog is.
(and it's not like it hasn't happened a number of times in the past on kickstarter with other projects from different groups)) or just because fans randomly started donating as an irregularly to common kickstarter trends it will be nice for the people who donated to get the goods they want, which at this time seems very likely to happen, which is something I couldn't say a week ago when normal kickstarter trends showed it had no real chance to make it.First off, look at the number of backers.I can't even find a single popular ongoing one aside from under the dog to back up that claim lol on kicktraqs (though one has a random boost in the middle and another does have 4 days at the end of strong pledges).
most successful kickstarters actually look like this
where you have a really strong start, and a fairly strong last two days (this one is still ongoing thus has no data for the last day)
for an even more popular and sucessful project we can look at the double fine one
which did indeed start going up again a bit before the 48 hours, but merely 4 days before the end not 10 like under the dog is.
they tend to get their big boost in the last 48 hours when the reminders are sent out, not the full last week. it's rare for any project to get a big boost in the last week unless something big changes (and for under the dog it hasn't) or unless a third party starts funneling money into it (which happens to a number of kickstarters that already have a third party backing them) it's not impossible that fans started suddenly giving out a lot more money, but the jump to around 20k a day before the kojima enforcement (aka a medium change) and then more after that supports the idea of a third party starting to funnel money into the project to make sure that they get the pledges of the 300k or so that was pledged before they started funneling money into it. (as even with the 10% loss in fees 270k minus the physical goods they will need to make is more than the 28k they will lose in fees from their own money, and with the project looking more likely to succeed at the end more people will likely pledge and they can start to take their money back to lose even less in fees)
as I said though, either way it whether there is actually third party involvement (it isn't for sure, but it definitely seems suspicious just like the group rankings in that last steam sale
Episode 25 is certainly a 10/10, as are some others, but I still can't get over the memory of all the inconsistent animation, bunny hopping around in the snow for nothing and CG boulders...
G Gundam -13
Wow. I wasn't expecting that at all.
Like, I know that Master Asia is evil. As Corvo says, it's common knowledge apparently.
But I really wasn't expecting the four likable characters that the series built up these past 12 episodes to all fall over to the side of the Devil Gundam. Part of me is hoping that this is all some scheme and they're actually not evil or something because I kind of liked those guys.
