Lasted a whole 2 episodes.
How did you get episode 2?
How did you get episode 2?
Was it terrible or just not well received?Wulin Warriors I was talking about, 2 out of 13 episodes aired on Toonami before being canceled. Probably poisoned the whole idea of having budaisi ever again even if localized.
Was it terrible or just not well received?
It's not a gimmick actually. The reason this show exists is because Gen Urobuchi was a fan of the Taiwanese puppet company which makes wuxia shows like this in Taiwan. They worked out a deal together to make something for the Japanese audience, and Nitroplus handled the story/characters, while the Taiwanese company handled all the production.
Well my immediate impression of them using puppets (having stepped into the show cold - didn't see this thread before I watched) was that the puppets were gimmicky. But after having watched it, thoroughly enjoyed it in all its aspects.
Really unusual presentation style (via puppetry), but it works!
Well my immediate impression of them using puppets (having stepped into the show cold - didn't see this thread before I watched) was that the puppets were gimmicky. But after having watched it, thoroughly enjoyed it in all its aspects.
Really unusual presentation style (via puppetry), but it works!
Friend of mine has 3000 Epsiodes of those puppet shows on DVD.... it's quite a lot to take in.
This first ep was mindblowingly awesome
I got a chuckle from the musou-like clothings though
Well my immediate impression of them using puppets (having stepped into the show cold - didn't see this thread before I watched) was that the puppets were gimmicky. But after having watched it, thoroughly enjoyed it in all its aspects.
Really unusual presentation style (via puppetry), but it works!
I don't think this is stop motion, this is recorded at normal speed and probably sped up a little for action scenes.Yeah stop motion done in this form isn't something that I think most people would be familiar with. It's surprisingly an actual thing in Taiwan though! If this was never made, I wouldn't know it was a thing either. I'm used to my wuxia being live action actors from Hong Kong lol.
This first ep was mindblowingly awesome
I got a chuckle from the musou-like clothings though
My favorite part of Shang Bu Huan is his tsundere act. On top of being an anime character in a Wuxia story he's also an anime trope among Wuxia tropes.
My favorite part of Shang Bu Huan is his tsundere act. On top of being an anime character in a Wuxia story he's also an anime trope among Wuxia tropes.
All the characters act like Fate Zero characters in a wuxia setting. Some of them even look like Fate Zero characters. Urobuchi...
Lots of neat little character sketches from fans, from NitroPlus, and from people in the industry.
http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-ne...ake-thunderbolt-fantasy-in-a-risque-direction
I won't lie, I was a little worried the second ep wouldn't live up to the first even after watching the first half. But when Shou Yun Xiao recited his poem and the Sawano kicked in, I realized everything would be fine!
Apparently all Sawano needed to be loved again is to have his music be played as people play with dolls
Apparently all Sawano needed to be loved again is to have his music be played as people play with dolls
Sometimes I wonder if it's simply a matter of me not having taken in enough Sawano to really get the hate.