HxH has way faster pacing than I remember
Oh crap.....forgot a 1 lol
HxH has way faster pacing than I remember
My local theater was showing Nausicaa today, decided to go since I haven't seen the movie yet. Pretty good film, but there is one major animation error I'm surprised made it to production. From escaping the air ship until being shot, her outfit is pink. After that, it becomes Blue. I know the plot called for her to have a blue dress for the final scene, but still.
Was slightly odd the previews advertising the Miyazaki month used the dub, but the movie was subtitled.
You can see this happening at about the 1:43 mark in the film, when she's trying to keep the wounded baby from going into the acidic water. She gets splashed by the blue blood and her outfit changes colors.Quick glance at google says that's not a mistake but her dress was dyed blue by Ohmu blood.
Quick glance at google says that's not a mistake but her dress was dyed blue by Ohmu blood.
I need to know when Nozaki-kun and D-Frag are getting a second season.
I have to admit, this made me chuckle.HxH has way faster pacing than I remember
Nozaki did really well, so it probably will.
How rude rubbing his belly and he didn't even roll on his back to give her permission.Marshmallow - 05
This episode made up for the previous one being mehhh, by being extra sweet.
Need more of cute drunk Iori!
True love
Watched my Night on the Galactic Railroad BD with my fiance last night. It's still just as fantastic as I remember, though my fiance didn't like it as much as me. She didn't hate it, but said that she liked anime films with more dialogue in them. Bah!
Anyway, a few things worth mentioning about the BD release...
While the film does look nice in HD, the transfer isn't exactly the greatest. The picture has a bit of noise to it, and it's quite grainy at times. You can even see the cue marks in the corner of the screen every now and then! This didn't bother me too much, but it's very noticeable and is something anyone who's considering buying the BD should know about. Apparently our version of the BD is slightly better than the Japanese version, which was windowboxed and interlaced; this release isn't windowboxed at all, and is in 1080p. Nothing to worry about in that area.
Anyway, if you like the film at all, this is the best it's going to look, since I doubt the company who released it in Japan is going to do a new transfer of it. If you haven't seen the film at all, watch it! It's wonderful.
Nozaki did really well, so it probably will.
D-Frag did below average at best, so it probably won't.
Grisaia specials
Holy SHIT.
Pretty much my twitter timeline as of late.
Soredemo 5
Pretty much my twitter timeline as of late.
Poor MrJeff
Phantom World #5
I also laughed out loud when the teacher went "don't you have healing abilities, Reina?", since it was one hell of a bad way to introduce that skill (show, don't tell!), and I hate it when new abilities get introduced out of nowhere. That makes tension a lot less believable if characters can conveniently come up with new abilities as the plot demands, and then handwave them with the excuse that they just haven't shown those abilities during previous episodes.
Your still missing the massive build up to that fight (which is the whole point of that fact and there's still another 5 episodes after it), and why would you do that anyway, I can't possibly imagine why you'd spoil such a fight late into an anime unless you had no intention of actually watching said anime. Quickest way to kill interest in any anime even if you would otherwise have enjoyed it.
And dropped.
Dagashi Kashi episode 5
Candy, the gateway drug.
Oh, these are out? Full harem/ecchi maddness?
Don't really agree. Episode four went way deeper into the concepts and horror aspects than I ever would've imagined.Other than creepy robot chick, Dimension W's biggest sin is how it utterly fails to meaningfully explore its premise.
Show her Shashinkan. If she doesn't like that, she has no soul.
Don't really agree. Episode four went way deeper into the concepts and horror aspects than I ever would've imagined.
Other than creepy robot chick, Dimension W's biggest sin is how it utterly fails to meaningfully explore its premise.
I had been meaning to watch this one for a while, so we watched it together. Absolutely beautiful! Not only is it incredibly well animated, but it tells such a wonderful story without any dialogue. What a fantastic short film! She loved it too, so I guess she has a soul after all.
Speaking of short films, Koji Yamamura is coming out with a new one called Satie's Parade. He's one of my favorite independent animators so I'm very excited for this one, especially after how much I loved Muybridge's Strings. Here's the trailer!
I should probably say that I don't really know what the missed potential is for Dimension W. The premise is that it's a dumb action show in a futuristic setting run by powerful corporations, fueled by an antagonistic buddy cop pair of a grumpy man who hates technology and a robot that pushes the boundary of what it means to be a robot. The set up just facilitates boring bounty hunter style high jinks on the surface, but episode four starts to set up layered bits of time that actually play up the existence of another dimension. Definitely a show that's exceeding my expectations right now.Just finished episode 3, so maybe things get better, but I doubt it.
The greatest mystery of the season isn't in ERASED.
The greatest mystery is how a candy shop stays open in a town with a population of five people.
Wait, maybe this is a sign there's a connection between Dagashi Kashi and ERASED!
The greatest mystery of the season isn't in ERASED.
The greatest mystery is how a candy shop stays open in a town with a population of five people.
Wait, maybe this is a sign there's a connection between Dagashi Kashi and ERASED!
Non Non Biyori also has a candy shop in a small rural town where there appear to only be about seven or eight young children in all (unless there're other kids that just go to schools farther away than Asahigaoka's for some reason).
It's also got a postbox!