Hellwarden
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Everyone, please look forward to my 15 part analysis of why Crimson Moon is a bad show, and how it fails to deliver in almost every regard.
I'm not gonna do that.
Rakugo 07
And this is how Bon loses the girl, Shin gets her and then the two end up fighting, isn't it. To be fair, Bon is treating the girl like crap. I get that business is good, and you may want to put some focus on it, but the way he treated Miyokichi was a little too cold. I think by now it was clear that she had legitimate feelings for him, and he knows it.
Wow, I just noticed that there's a guy who has so far put up an 11 part series on YouTube discussing why he thinks Asterisk War sucks. Each episode is about 15-25 minutes long. I didn't particularly care for the show either, but there comes a point where one just has to let it go. If the series goes much more it'll be longer than watching the actual anime. Even more scary, is that the videos are getting so many views. =O
Showa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu
I mean that the show's shots are chosen very carefully, with close attention paid to the details of framing the characters and their environments in order to enhance the storytelling. It's a thoughtful style of direction, where you get the sense that every visual decision has a reason behind it rather than having been made haphazardly.
You know, the thing is, he isn't wrong about The Asterisk War though.
There are multiple worse LN adaptions than Asterisk War in most seasons. It's kind of a weird choice to get obsessed with hating. It's not even like it is especially popular or anything.
14? Uugghh, I missed that fact... The whole ED is about the princess' love for him, lol.
Also I liked Asterisk War for a mindless watch. It is what it is, it's fucking harmless.
Huh, I assumed the remaining 3 episodes were not relevant to the main story as they were listed as "special." Just got done watching them and they did add more plot stuff to the story; makes me wonder why they labeled it as such.
As for my Firo question, I ask because he seems like the only character to have little to no relevance to the show compared to the rest of the characters who played either major or minor roles regarding the train/Flying Pussyfoot and/or alchemist/immortality stories. Firo is just kind of there toOh and another useless character would be Lua Klein (like why the fuck did she get a character spotlight in the OP? Rail Chaser didn't and he is an essential character).ship Ennis with someone and I guess as Maiza's protege whose accomplishment was to take out Szilard (to which Maiza (or Ennis) could've easily done if written as such).
I think some of the questions can also be answered by there are a lot more light novels yet to cover. Id agree with you in the series Firo and Lua don't do all that much but they probably become more important later.
Downfalls of an incomplete adaption I guess, not every plot thread is neatly wrapped up.
That is exactly how I felt about it.
I've watched far far worse, even as far as LN adaptations go (IS being one of them), and I don't think i'd ever do 11 parts of hate on them (maybe Upotte, that show just has way too much wrong with it)
A yup. I was down with it and then they mention it in like, episode 6 or 5 or something. Whichever episode has the belts tighten on her tits when they test her ejection seat. They did that right after they said she was 14 and I was like "...nope." I just don't understand why they can't make her the same age as Qwenthur. Two...18 year olds (is he 18? 19? I forget) that wanna bone is a lot less distressing.
Wow, I just noticed that there's a guy who has so far put up an 11 part series on YouTube discussing why he thinks Asterisk War sucks. Each episode is about 15-25 minutes long. I didn't particularly care for the show either, but there comes a point where one just has to let it go. If the series goes much more it'll be longer than watching the actual anime. Even more scary, is that the videos are getting so many views. =O
He's 16-17 I think, but even then it's only a difference between a middle school girl and a high school boy, not much of an age gap.
...why the fuck can't Japan just have older characters. What the fuck. This seriously infuriates me sometimes. There's no reason they can't be in their 20s with Frolatayia being 30ish. Cut the Christmas Cake shit you fucking country.
Well he is right. I've watched every part myself so far and he is absolutely correct. Asterisk is a piece of shit.
But they're girls AND they're guns!
It practically writes itself!
Ha ha ha ha ha.
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The problem with Asterisk from this episodes I've seen is that it's 'too harmless' that it doesn't have any bite to it.
Like I could do with a little bit of edge (and originality) but everything they do is so safe.
He's 16-17 I think, but even then it's only a difference between a middle school girl and a high school boy, not much of an age gap.
Ah, there's more of Baccano to cover? I assumed the anime covered the entirey of it considering its 13(16) episode length in contrast to Durarara's 24 and whatever length season 2 of it has.
Digibro mentions are about as worthwhile as tumblr gifs.
But they're girls AND they're guns!
It practically writes itself!
Ha ha ha ha ha.
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That still doesn't make overt sexualization of underage girls okay, unfortunately. ):
Preach!
I mean... a lot of it is targeted at people in that age range, right? To be... fair, I guess. But even so, it's weird.
I mean don't get me wrong, when I was a kid, I was all about some cute cartoon girls, but they never had bouncing tits and panty shots and what have you.
From what I know, the 16 episodes of Baccano cover around 5 novels out of 20 or so.Ah, there's more of Baccano to cover? I assumed the anime covered the entirey of it considering its 13(16) episode length in contrast to Durarara's 24 and whatever length season 2 of it has.
oh you're completely right, it totally doesn't grip at all.
My opinion on the show is that its the kinda show you either have on in the background or something you watch as a breather between other shows you wanna watch.
I wouldn't recommend it (and i'm surprised its getting a season 2 (chivalry deserves it more)), you people could do hell of a lot worse.
this weeks galko was so good
move over erased
aots right here
Galko is such a kind person, and that little boy is now smitten by her PLOT and she silenced those bullies that were harassing him.
accshually in the manga the girls only came to the pool because they knew the kid would be there. The blonde one likes him and the other one wants to support her. Damn adaptations ruining the deep relationships.
Well he is right. I've watched every part myself so far and he is absolutely correct. Asterisk is a piece of shit.
There are also way worse 'magic school harem' LN adaptions than Asterisk, so all this hate seems weird in the first place.
Did any of you watch Mahou Sensou?
I usually consider myself having a very high tolerance for these things, I've seen some stuff, but with that show I tapped out in 9 minutes. Now, this might sound like your usual anime shitting comment, but have you SEEN Mahou Sensou?!
Did any of you watch Mahou Sensou?
I usually consider myself having a very high tolerance for these things, I've seen some stuff, but with that show I tapped out in 9 minutes. Now, this might sound like your usual anime shitting comment, but have you SEEN Mahou Sensou?!
Wow, I just noticed that there's a guy who has so far put up an 11 part series on YouTube discussing why he thinks Asterisk War sucks. Each episode is about 15-25 minutes long. I didn't particularly care for the show either, but there comes a point where one just has to let it go. If the series goes much more it'll be longer than watching the actual anime. Even more scary, is that the videos are getting so many views. =O
Wow, he is still going with that? D: He's got to let it go!
There are multiple worse LN adaptions than Asterisk War in most seasons. It's kind of a weird choice to get obsessed with hating. It's not even like it is especially popular or anything.
Did any of you watch Mahou Sensou?
I usually consider myself having a very high tolerance for these things, I've seen some stuff, but with that show I tapped out in 9 minutes. Now, this might sound like your usual anime shitting comment, but have you SEEN Mahou Sensou?!
I wasn't really able to connect with this episode. The relationship between Yakumo and Sukeroku sort of feels like it hit a standstill I don't find very interesting. The nearly constant bickering almost overwhelms the show, and even in spite of the playful presentation I can't help but feel disinterested in the childish interactions. There's something a little too rose colored here, and it contrasts poorly with the more somber and emotional storyline around Miyokichi. There's almost a comical vibe pushed with Sukeroku's insubordination and alcoholism, and the ear tugging and other forms of comic violence just don't match the tone I want from this series. Outside of that, the show feels like it's keeping Yakumo's emotions shrouded. I'm sure part of that is intentional, but it feels very limited compared to the openness the last few episodes offered. The limited insight into his thoughts or feelings dampen the series as it follows him. Taking the spotlight off the appeal of rakugo and preforming in front of a crowd works against Yakumo's incredible interest in excelling in the space. His cold feelings towards people who exist outside that bubble chill the atmosphere entirely in a way that feels unpleasant.
Is that the show with Oni-sama? Yeah I dropped that shit like within 5 minutes. I could feel myself losing braincells super quickly.
There are also way worse 'magic school harem' LN adaptions than Asterisk, so all this hate seems weird in the first place.
ur just jealousNo that was Mahouka (unless this also has that... OH... i need to know!)
Mahouka was kinda slow and oni-sama's gerry stu-ness got fucking weird later on
Mr. Imaishi did so much for that episode you could even say it was a personal work... in terms of number of credits earned for it (even "unique" ones) only a handful of creators, like friend Shin Itagaki, could even compete. :-DIt's more likely it's because it was storyboarded by Imaishi, who along with Tsurumaki seems to have done those for most of the good episodes in the first half but whatever.
Sequence's creator Mayu Kawaguchi can also handle a good trippy style too, isn't it?You don't see mixed-media animation too often outside the independent sphere, so it was really neat to see it used for the school play story in this episode.
I'm always a fan of when anime chooses to make a shift to a strikingly different stylized type of animation in appropriate places, and the children's storybook feel this style of animation creates is certainly appropriate for this children's fairy tale.