Al's old VA?
Yes. Same as Yoh in Deadman Wonderland.
Al's old VA?
Does Casshern Sins ever explain why there's so many child robots? Or at least why they're programmed to act like real children? I've always wondered what the point of building them would be.
This show was pretty good at building suspense and a feeling of mystery, but not as well as the first series.
Oh this is Hohenheim's flashback...
Nah, the problem is that the show is very poorly paced and rushes through the non-action centric parts. (ironically it cuts the ishval war).
They probably should have gone with 6 seasons instead of 5 if they wanted to do a decent adaptation. Maybe even 7 or 8 with ~1 chapter per ep
Nah, the problem is that the show is very poorly paced and rushes through the non-action centric parts. (ironically it cuts the ishval war).
They probably should have gone with 6 seasons instead of 5 if they wanted to do a decent adaptation. Maybe even 7 or 8 with ~1 chapter per ep
That's because the writing in the manga becomes poor in comparison to the superior original writing in the first series and the director of the first series also did a better job. So it's like, double better.I think 6 would have felt right, 7 or 8 would have dragged, especially the early parts which to be fair the first anime did cover somewhat painstakingly (even if it was interjected with some filler.)
It sort of felt like Brotherhood had no direction for the endgame compared to the first, no strong overarching themes. Which is strange since it was pretty much reading from a playbook unlike the first anime, which just struck out on its own thing.
what? why would you cut the ishval war? That's crazy important to setting up half the medium alchemists
the writing in the manga becomes poor in comparison to the superior original writing in the first series
That's because the writing in the manga becomes poor in comparison to the superior original writing in the first series and the director of the first series also did a better job. So it's like, double better.
Also you have to do more than copy the manga for a good adaptation...
I...what? There are SO MANY fundamental and obvious issues with the writing in the first anime, not even counting the conclusion (which, for what it's worth, I actually kind of liked in its own batshit crazy sort of way).
Just for one, the main villain and the reason why they needed to orchestrate some big plot made no logical sense of any kind at all. I mean, really, just think for a second. Why would? How does the need to create some circuitous plan make ANY sense in this context? Several invented plot devices created in the first anime resulted in them writing themselves into a corner with no way to resolve certain loose ends. They also resorted to some really trite methods of creating cheap melodrama (I'm looking at you,someone who has lived for 500 years, is a master alchemist, has had the homunculi on their side all along, has witnessed the making of a Philosopher's Stone, and even knows the ingredients needed to make one need a CHILD to do it for them? Even though she needed her own servants to actually teach the method to do it? Is she so incompetent an alchemist that she can't perform a transmutation that she already knows how to do? Even though she already even has stones to amplify her abilities to make her capable of performing any kind of transmutation she wanted), which isn't the mark of either good writing or direction.Rose's rape baby
Yeah, the manga eventually devolves into your typical action shounen affair and becomes fairly "by the numbers" for the last arc, but at least everything makes reasonable sense within the universe's logic, and they don't find themselves literally incapable of wrapping everything up. And at least there's a reason why the villain actually needs the Elric Brothers that makes some fundamental in-universe sense.
Yup,Fuck, next week is going to be amazing
I love Judy breaking character at the cancellation of Big Shots.
Can't wait to see Punch in the airport lounge for next ep, I think
Is Bebop the only show that gets the "And now back to .... on Toonami" bumps?
I KNOW, RIGHT?This thread dies too much for show that finished its run months ago and show that is over a decade old
I hate how censored Deadman Wonderland is. For a series that's trying to be very violent it's pretty dumb. That hazy black stuff ruins it. Solid episode though.
Blame Japanese censorship and the fact it's aimed at kids there.
Blame Japanese censorship and the fact it's aimed at kids there.