Baby Steps should continue right now has ton of material, Haikyuu ends around chapter 70, with 126 chapters, while I haven't found where Baby Steps ends, i can say this it probably around 80 chapters and the manga is at 232..
screw that, have baby steps take the Major route. 26 episode season, 6 months off, rinse and repeat for years. (which is what season 2 at least lines up to do) it makes it so you don't need a bunch of filler, and makes it so there isn't a huge delay between adaptions... just the 6 months each time.
Having recovered from my emotional scars, I will say I would totally be into an FMP tabletop series if it meant I could get miniature Arm Slaves and FMP units.
Course I've been saying for a year or so now that an enterprising company might make a penny on a tabletop Super Robot Wars game.
terror 10
my final thoughts on five... she is still a terrible terrible character and the show likely would have been way better without her. That being said, I think if instead of being part of the FBI if she had instead been an independent third party screwing with things without either side knowing what was going on she could have worked decently as a character.
that all being said the parts without the girls in this episode were enjoyable, the parts with the girls in them felt like a waste of time.
So yeah, Monthly Girls is the best show I'd seen in years, I think.
I tried to get into the comic earlier, but due to poor translations, I dropped it there. Thankfully the TV show gave me the motivation to pick it back up.
I always chuckled at the name Beast Deity Ethics Buster, but wow incredible design it is in the hands of the Яeverse. I kind of love it in the Nova Grapplers clan but when Kamui uses it. Too bad he couldnt be in this fight. In any event, KABOOM indeed as one of Gouji's friends would say, Ninja Art of Interception with Ninja Art of Shielding to combat Ninja Art of Persistence through eight attacks was one of the biggest highlights of the non main character fighters. The Shura Stealth Dragon Kabukicongo needs more screentime in the future.
Not sure how many people went ahead and read the Full Metal Panic Sigma manga (which adapts all the light novels and concludes the story) but they could easily finish the series up in a 24 episode season like FMP season 1. Anyone expecting another Fumoffu, well thats unlikely to happen. After the events of The Second Raid shit gets real and the drama doesn't stop. There is a short but excellent fan service filled arc thats a bit of a Die Hard spoof (
complete with Tessa in a maid outfit
) but other than that its a pretty dark/violent plot driven affair.
Hopefully they finish this series up cause the ending was fucking awesome.
Not sure how many people went ahead and read the Full Metal Panic Sigma manga (which adapts all the light novels and concludes the story) but they could easily finish the series up in a 24 episode season like FMP season 1. Anyone expecting another Fumoffu, well thats unlikely to happen. After the events of The Second Raid shit gets real and the drama doesn't stop. There is a short but excellent fan service filled arc thats a bit of a Die Hard spoof (
complete with Tessa in a maid outfit
) but other than that its a pretty dark/violent plot driven affair.
Hopefully they finish this series up cause the ending was fucking awesome.
Not sure how many people went ahead and read the Full Metal Panic Sigma manga (which adapts all the light novels and concludes the story) but they could easily finish the series up in a 24 episode season like FMP season 1. Anyone expecting another Fumoffu, well thats unlikely to happen. After the events of The Second Raid shit gets real and the drama doesn't stop. There is a short but excellent fan service filled arc thats a bit of a Die Hard spoof (
complete with Tessa in a maid outfit
) but other than that its a pretty dark/violent plot driven affair.
Hopefully they finish this series up cause the ending was fucking awesome.
Not sure how many people went ahead and read the Full Metal Panic Sigma manga (which adapts all the light novels and concludes the story) but they could easily finish the series up in a 24 episode season like FMP season 1. Anyone expecting another Fumoffu, well thats unlikely to happen. After the events of The Second Raid shit gets real and the drama doesn't stop. There is a short but excellent fan service filled arc thats a bit of a Die Hard spoof (
complete with Tessa in a maid outfit
) but other than that its a pretty dark/violent plot driven affair.
Hopefully they finish this series up cause the ending was fucking awesome.
See, I'm not sure if they could pull it off in 24 episodes, and I think that 50 is overkill. Something like 35 seems right to me. I mean, let's break it down.
-Dancing Very Merry Christmas has to be done, and that has both the boat and the submarine sides of the story to cover.
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Leonard's attack on Jindai
comes next, and that's a big storyline. I mean it has two separate sides and numerous things going on, both in Japan and elsewhere.
-Then we have to wade through Nami, and that's gonna take awhile, with the arena and the fall out and all.
-From there we have the wind down from Nami to Mexico, which I guess could be done in at most two episodes. Maybe three if we throw in the whole
Hunter and Wraith building the Laevatein stuff.
-At this same time we will probably want to do Tessa's whole
fake out tactic, because we NEED to see her flip Leonard off over the phone. NEED TO.
-Then we have everything that happens IN Mexico, but in retrospect that's probably only three episodes max.
-Then we go to Yamsk, which is another big storyline. Specifically we have to deal with
Tessa and Sousuke meeting up with Kaname, Sophia hijacking her brain, Kurz's sniper battle with Casper, and Sousuke's second bout against Leonard.
-After that it gets a bit messy. Do we do the whole guitar thing? That can be a single episode, but if we frame it the way the manga did it might cost us two.
-Then we move into the grand finale, which from
the announcement of the twofold plan to Sousuke's escape from the American base is probably going to take a good amount of time.
I can't imagine doing it in only 24 episodes without cutting at least a full story arc. I mean, if it did happen that way you can believe I'd be pleased as pie, but since we're dreaming here anyway, 30-35 still strikes me as best.
Heh, there was a screening event for the final Nozaki-kun episode earlier today, and apparently the cast actually briefly referenced the whole Chiyo/Paras lookalike fan joke.
I'm not exactly sure how nozaki-kun can pull people up like that and actually raise them high enough without defying the law of gravity but hey...ANIME/MANGA logic
Heh, there was a screening event for the final Nozaki-kun episode earlier today, and apparently the cast actually briefly referenced the whole Chiyo/Paras fan joke.
Pretty much a setup episode for the next arc. Also, Shooting Star's design looks cool and all, but it kind of diminishes the impact a little bit when it's always just a still frame sliding across the screen.
I'm not exactly sure how nozaki-kun can pull people up like that and actually raise them high enough without defying the law of gravity but hey...ANIME/MANGA logic
Pretty much a setup episode for the next arc. Also, Shooting Star's design looks cool and all, but it kind of diminishes the impact a little bit when it's always just a still frame sliding across the screen.
So Nozaki-kun is over. Definitely my AOTS (though Barakamon is close). Such a funny show, but more importantly is that it was so very consistent which is even harder for a sitcom like this.
