R_thanatos
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Just saw the Pv for valkyrie drive...
-PM'ing SDburton .....
-putting a cross on my reminder calendar
All set
-PM'ing SDburton .....
-putting a cross on my reminder calendar
All set
This scene reminded me so much of the emotional moment in Exodus that got an overhaul. Really beautifully animated.
Just caught up on the latest episodes of Fafner in the Azure: Exodus.
I wonder why more people aren't watching this show. Production quality seems to have increased since the first show and the plot is interesting (to me at least). The latest 3 episodes have really picked up the pace in terms of progressing events outside of the island (especially 9 which featured some amazing scenes and lines).
Log Horizon 2 24
Are these Moon Rabbits a Dragon Ball reference or is there something in Japanese folklore about rabbits on the moon? Is the last episode going to be the same as S1 where Kureha shows up and says weird shit to Shiroe then leaves
Yeah this is usually how my raids went.
It's a sequel to an old franchise most aren't familiar with.
The first one is on my backlog, I'll get to watching it eventually. I've heard good things about it, so I regret not being able to watch the currently airing one.
So is there a new Lupin series starting next month? I've seen it listed as airing in April, but there's been zero promotion for it.
I wonder how the Gangsta anime adaptation by Manglobe is gonna handle the Sign language.
Has there even been an anime that has dealt with Sign language before?
It's supposed to have some new key visuals at AnimeJapan today but they turned out to be old ones: http://www.animate.tv/news/details.php?id=1426908830So is there a new Lupin series starting next month? I've seen it listed as airing in April, but there's been zero promotion for it.
Koe no Kotachi is kind of about that, I think. But it's not animated yet.
Haha that twist. Inaho
Have we been watching the same show?
Aldnoah Zero 23
Characters look fuckin weird when they cry in this.
So...is no one gonna question why Himesama is engaged to two people at once? lol at Slaine getting NTR'd by some nobody
Aquarion Logos PV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szjAot0GEQM
+Aquarion EVOL getting OVA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZrWpmKaWzs
do you know how hard it is to be in love with two boys at once?
Hi there, I love how the thread turned out! I'm going to take my time coming up with my favourite soundtracks and compiling a list, and I honestly look forward to the task ahead of me. Music is a massive part of my life and I listen to music day in and day out, but Ive never really assign ratings to them as a whole, so going back and looking through the countless soundtracks that I have on my shelf that I've accumulated over the years is going to be a blast and I think that's the best thing about threads like this. It's less about what wins, because I think everyone wins in the end as we go back and listen to all these wonderful soundtracks and recommend our favourites to others.
Having said that I had a few questions for you and I didn't want to clutter up the other thread so I thought that I'd ask here. When looking at a soundtrack like the ones for Memories and Robot Carnival for example (probably two that will make my list) since they are compilation films comprised of many smaller films, I'm guessing that they all fall under one title instead of counting each short film separately?
Some films like Neo-Tokyo contain pieces like Georges Bizets Ouverture and Gymnopédies No. 1, I guess that these tracks are omitted from the soundtrack as a whole and the OST is judged for its unique tracks or do we go by what is specifically played in the show/movie? Because Evangelion has loads of awesome tracks, but most of my favourites arent even in the show, but on the CD's (the S2 Works Soundtrack has loads for example).
Basic questions with simple answers Im sure, I dont mean to make a mountain out of a molehill, but I thought that Id ask while Im listening to some of these awesome tracks
Serial Experiments Lain 01-10 MindSo FarFuck
ImoCho 06 , this is the mostthing so far,shockingMetal Gear???
Gunslinger Stratos PV2 http://a.pomf.se/othive.mp4
Aldnoah Zero 23
Haha that twist. InahoBut he got a new Mecha at least as consolation prize.got NTR'd.
I don't get how you can be 2 years at war with somebody and still capable of an all-out assault, why did you not think of such a great plan earlier you dummies.
Hime didn't even bother to explain anything to anyone ...
Just please end this with the next episode.
You poor bastard having to watch ImoCho
Need some recommendations for stuff to watch on the Funimation app.
Unbreakable Machine Dolls
cool, Need more though! I've seen stuff like Fairy Tail, Good Luck Girl, Space Dandy, Twintails, Dragonballs of course, Samurai Warriors, Slayers, anything else feel free to recommend.
cool, Need more though! I've seen stuff like Fairy Tail, Good Luck Girl, Space Dandy, Twintails, Dragonballs of course, Samurai Warriors, Slayers, anything else feel free to recommend.
No, it's fine. I would say for stuff like Memories or Robot Carnival, it would normally go under one title but you can specify further if you want. It would kinda be identical to the Franchise vote thing.
As to the 2nd question, I would lean towards no in that it should be played inside the work itself but it's certainly not a rule. Like Eureka 7's OST has a disc full of electronic remixes and I wouldn't really consider that part of the OST. That said it is in the CD release and there are cases such as JoJo's Bizarred Adventure where the sound director butchers what even gets to the screen.
Also if a show inserts something like Beethoven's Fifth then that would be perfectly acceptable as part of the show's OST.
Case Closed!Need some recommendations for stuff to watch on the Funimation app.
Need some recommendations for stuff to watch on the Funimation app.
So freaking GOOD.
Gaul & Genoise entrance after breaking the wall ..was perfect .. 100% badassery , right there.
Just about all them shows are shit.
This was a much stronger episode than I expected mainly because they toned down on the elements that didn't work. Most of this episode was about resolution and winding the down the story as a whole. Narrative elements such as whether Kousei got into that elite musical prep school are thrown to the waistside and instead the show focuses on Kousei and Kaori's relationship. This pared down approach really works for the episode as it doesn't feel as meandering as the rest of the show. The first half is just straight Kousei playing for Kaori and there isn't much dialogue for a good chunk of the performance. There's still some monologuing unfortunately but it's relatively minor and the show tries to make the performance speak for itself. This is something that really stands out as the show makes full use of being an audiovisual medium in a way that a manga could never attempt to replicate. A manga would have to use words to convey what the music is trying to say. Here, shots like these are worth more than a thousand words:
I don't even to describe what the shots means. The facials shots of Kousei during the performance really say it all. Elements such as light and motion are used in a mesmerizing way to bring everything together into a strong singular package. It's not just the performance either but things such as showing the transition of seasons:
It's very mono no aware and shows a theme of life moving on.
This episode stood out in sharp contrast. So transitioning into my thoughts of the series as a whole, it's a very beautiful end to an uneven work. As to the entire show, it was largely sunk by the writing and direction. It's really frustrating as the direction at times is spectacular. I mean really spectacular.
However then we get shit like this:
It's just so overly melodramatic at times that it's hard to take the work seriously. There's a strong story buried somewhere in here but it's buried by things such as physically abusive parents, bad timing, hamfisted symbolism, early teenagers acted like they're 27, and dramatic closeups. It's so obvious what emotions the show is trying to rip out of you that the work comes across as artificial and doesn't connect at an emotional level. Most of the best scenes are the simpler ones without the drama that has plagued the show such as "Friend A" or whatever. A perfect example is the performance in the last episode in that
Then there are the comedic scenes which really detracted from numerous key bits by undercutting the atmosphere or playing up physical abuse with a boy who was literally physically abused as a child. I will admit that some of the comedy works but a large amount of it doesn't.
Then there's also stuff like the love triangle/rectangle/pentagon/whatever that again feels unnecessary and meandering. Did we really need most of the girls having a crush on Kousei? I feel like the show would have been much stronger if it either focused on Kousei/Tsubaki or Kousei/Kaori and cut the other character completely out.
I can't say I hated the show but I also can't say that I liked it that much either. There were certainly moments where I laughed due to bad direction but there were also moments that impacted me emotionally due to good direction. It's not a consistent work but things such as the strong soundtrack help to elevate it. Well one clear theme I got from the show though is that Japan really needs to create better mental health services and stop degrading people who clearly need them.
do you know how hard it is to be in love with two boys at once?
Is that tears of joy that are on my face ? It sure feels like it .
Your Lie in April-22 [fin]
Then there are the comedic scenes which really detracted from numerous key bits by undercutting the atmosphere or playing up physical abuse with a boy who was literally physically abused as a child. I will admit that some of the comedy works but a large amount of it doesn't.