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How do we get Dan to watch Eva
taking a break from dragon's dogma to watch some animu.
Mistake. Play more Dragon's Dogma.
taking a break from dragon's dogma to watch some animu.
How do we get Dan to watch Eva
Mistake. Play more Dragon's Dogma.
Erased doesn't seem like an Agatha Christie style mystery where its only interest is in the construction of a cleverly staged puzzle where the narrative tries to obscure the real culprit so it can pull the rug out from under you at the end. So I don't personally see it as a big deal if I know who the culprit is ahead of the official reveal.
How do we get Dan to watch Eva
taking a break from dragon's dogma to watch some animu.
I don't think I noticed that when I watched it. It's funny though, because this is the one show that they've done where they tried to make it realistic instead of surrealistic and it's just odd. Even Nisekoi has its moments of overt Shaftiness.Koufuku Graffiti 12 END
I like the sense of the passage of time that this whole series has had, moving steadily through the calendar year, and this graduation episode serves to cap it all off nicely. I think having that sense of time adds an extra dimension to these sorts of everyday life series. Hidamari Sketch, for instance, started out without it, since it deliberately told stories out of chronological order, but it moved more towards chronological storytelling as the anime progressed (partially I would imagine because there was less and less manga to select from), and I think that helped the later seasons.
This was a great show overall. It used the central concept of eating as a metaphor for relationships quite effectively, and sensitively depicted loneliness melting away upon contact with others. Of course, the production really elevated the material. Without such good music, such good backgrounds, such well-planned direction, such good animation - it would not have been as atmospheric and emotionally effective as it ended up being. I've said this before, but this show, handled essentially by the Nisekoi anime team in between the two seasons of that, is something of a miracle. Naoyuki Tatsuwa is definitely my favorite non-Oishi Shaft director.
The Steins;Gate movie felt utterly superfluous and pointless. Like they were trying to wrap up a series that... had already been wrapped up? The series did a really good job of that! The OVA was also superfluous, but at least it was additive. The movie just... rehashed a bunch of ideas with a different skin?
I mean it's not like it was bad, per se, but it just didn't need to exist.
Even more curious to see Steins;Gate 0, now. I hope it doesn't just retread the same emotional rollercoaster again. That'd suck.
Also was the scene the red haired girl looking at the guy helping out the other girl supposed to signifyshe has a crush on him? I can't blame her, he's the only one here who isn't pathetic.
Grimgar episode 2
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Also was the scene the red haired girl looking at the guy helping out the other girl supposed to signifyshe has a crush on him? I can't blame her, he's the only one here who isn't pathetic.
I don't think I noticed that when I watched it. It's funny though, because this is the one show that they've done where they tried to make it realistic instead of surrealistic and it's just odd. Even Nisekoi has its moments of overt Shaftiness.
Is Aikatsu good? I was thinking of starting it.
Is Aikatsu good? I was thinking of starting it.
He barely talks, but I feel like I know a fair deal about him just by watching his behavior. Despite his large frame, he doesn't appear to take a commanding presence in decision making. He has to be ordered around in battle.
It's a very sugary sweet show that is just a joy to watch. Most episodes could be described as friends coming together to solve an issue. If you're looking for drama you won't find it here. Be forewarned that the early CGI is pretty bad but it progressively gets better as the series goes on.
Don't do it.
Aside from being responsible for most of the major melee fights in Sword Art Online, he was also the main animator behind the duel in episode 18 of Garo the Animation.
It actually showed she was happy for them. She showed a slight smile, then let them have their alone time.I'd rather think sheherself is wistful for some love and thus a bit envious, which prevents her from just being happy for the other two.
Why does everything I love (Garo) end up being tied to things I hate?
Jokes aside, the man clearly knows how to set up an interesting fight scene.
So Grimgar is not a masterpiece. It might not even be good as far as I know. I haven't read the original material or anything. I just watched the first two episodes. (And I find Ranta as annoying as most people do.)
That said, I would still put Grimgar well above most light novel works like The Asterisk War, because it focuses on the characters. Take the big knight, Mogzo.
He barely talks, but I feel like I know a fair deal about just by watching his behavior. Despite his large frame, he doesn't appear to take a commanding presence in decision making. He has to be ordered around in battle.
He also doesn't mind doing typically feminine things like cooking and sewing. Afterthe first thing he does is go home and repair his sword, despite being told that he's on his own time.killing the Golbin
He seems more comfortable on his own, and doesn't wonder around the town like the others do, shopping or eating. He seems a touched bothered by what he did, but he also shows a bit of creative side by Whittling.
They do it without having him say much, or having another character say "Oh wow, you're good at Whittling?" I can't say it's perfect character building, and it might just be dreck getting a good adaptation, but I enjoyed it. (It probably helps that I like quiet characters.)
Still dunno what an Aye Katsoo is
Is Aikatsu good? I was thinking of starting it.
If you have to even ask that question, that means you want to watch it.to watch queens blade or not to watch queens blade?
that is the question
to watch queens blade or not to watch queens blade?
that is the question
"Feel good episode"
Grimgar's biggest problem aside from the obvious Ranta and useless fanservice issues is the fact that it's heavy-handed as fuck. There's no subtlety in the show. There's no change of pace or tone or mood. If the first two problems weren't so prevalent, I could excuse the show, though. I'll refrain from dropping it for now, but it's on a thin rope.
to watch queens blade or not to watch queens blade?
that is the question
i fell asleep watching the second episode of dagashi kashi :S
i fell asleep watching the second episode of dagashi kashi :S
i fell asleep watching the second episode of dagashi kashi :S