icarus-daedelus said:Better get used to that fast.
Oh I am. And I enjoy these character-centric episodes a ton too. It doesn't make for much discussion though. It's kind of like "Oh, ok, so she's like that. hot."
icarus-daedelus said:Better get used to that fast.
Miri said:Oh I am. And I enjoy these character-centric episodes a ton too. It doesn't make for much discussion though. It's kind of like "Oh, ok, so she's like that. hot."
trejo said:Wut? That spanish dub was pretty well done bro.
Jexhius said:Gintama 28
It is a pretty dangerous and difficult thing to mix the serious with the comedic, as it's rather easy for one of those things to overpower the other, ruining the mood you're trying to set. So when an episode pulls it off on a pretty consistent basis I have to tip my hat to it.
I like her voice since it's pretty distinctive. I also liked her as Krillin and Buttercup.EmmanuelMunoz said:I should have responded sooner but how can you stand Akane's voice in spanish? It is done by Rossy Aquirre, who's voice destroys my ears.
100% harlotEmmanuelMunoz said:Also how gorgeous is this shot:
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Dresden said:100% harlot
Yep. Good to see that Ohana is just as slutty as ever.Dresden said:100% harlot
You know the score. Nanami is one of the best characters of the show.Unknown Soldier said:Utena 8:
The Nanami slapstick comedy episodes are the best. The whole thing completely changes it's tone when Nanami does funny shit.
A Black Falcon said:I don't know, being punished by teh list creators for being in ponygaf maybe? Maybe not, I don't know. I only sort of understand how people end up where they do on that list.
Hitokage said:You know the score. Nanami is one of the best characters of the show.
"Because it's easier to shop there."firehawk12 said:Croisee 3: So, another cultural exchange episode with more WALMART IS FUCKING EVIL plot development...
Hitokage said:You know the score. Nanami is one of the best characters of the show.
I still think she's an awesome parody of the business person who learns something foreign and decides to incorporate that into their own lives. The Chinese word for danger = crisis + opportunity, didn't you know?Articalys said:Iroha 16
Every time that one woman says something in English I want to slap her.
Otherwise it's an okay setup for this storyline focused on Enishi; can't really judge it until we get the conclusion next week though.
But they're destroying families and businesses! In France and Japan!Hitokage said:"Because it's easier to shop there."
Miri said:Ao no Exorcist 14
And we're back to the usual grind. More needless dicking around, with an eventual outcome that's all too predictable. Rin's realization of friendship in the beginning of the episode was nice, but it's not as if it's expanded upon in any way, so it only ends up being a complete flag for what's to come in the next. That feeling is going to come crashing down on him so hard.
And as usual, everything on the production side of the coin, besides the ost, has been passing at best. In fact, now that I think on it, I've already got this thing's absolutely amazing OST in my itunes library, and I thank the people responsible for that, but I'm about ready to: just head over to the manga, read it with the ost playing in the back, and call it a day on this adaptation.
Dedication Through Light said:I wish it was farther ahead...the arc isnt even resolved which makes me even wonder how far the anime will cover.
To be fair, you actually can feel the sin when you walk inside one.firehawk12 said:But they're destroying families and businesses! In France and Japan!
What, My Little Pony is a monocle show now?DrForester said:Would have thought that alone would put me higher![]()
Three characters I like on the right, two on the left... I guess the right wins.7Th said:http://i.imgur.com/Fn4Qh.jpg
Right side is clearly the superior side.
No, it's a stand-alone story, and it's well thought out too. It should make more sense as you continue through the series.RurouniZel said:Angel Beats 1-2: Erm... I don't get it. At all. I think I'm missing something, like a prerequisite game that I needed to play before watching. Is this based on something? Because if it is I get the distinct impression they're expecting me to already be familiar with the source material. :/
Comfort food? Really? Haibane Renmei isn't really comfort food, it's a serious show with more depth than almost anything, and it gets pretty depressing as well!cajunator said:When I think about this show and how deep it is and how...shallow...my anime taste can get, it probably makes people wonder why I love this series so much but it's kind of hard to put into words. It makes me FEEL something. It's a calming, relaxing show, like comfort food.
Kino's Journey is amazing, isn't it? It does remind me a lot of Lain (and somewhat Haibane Renmei), probably because of the staff similarities even if ABe himself didn't work on Kino, but they did a great, great job. It is an entirely episodic show though of course, but that's the point so it's okay.Articalys said:Kino's Journey 10-13
"The world is not beautiful, therefore it is."
I sure can see why they use that as the key phrase of the series.
Another set of some one-off stores and really messed-up villages, but man, that last episode was some powerful stuff. They couldn't have possibly made the, and the ending...parallels as a "good"/reformed alternate version of Kino's hometown any more obvious, including the hints towards Kino's original name
And the original author is still writing the novels! Impressive.
A great series overall, if somewhat dark at times. Glad I finally got around to watching it.
I presume the movies aren't worth the effort to track them down?
Yeah. They're not movie length either, just episode length. They aren't all as good as the better episodes of the series, honestly, but even so they are worth watching for sure if you liked the series at all, which you seem to have.Branduil said:The movies are basically just extra episodes, so they're worth it in that context.
I did have something in mind, but I also meant it as a general statement, absolutely -- if something has incest in it, I'm much less likely to like it, or want to watch it at all.Izayoi said:Hold up, which series are we talking about here? I was just making a general statement. Spoiler-tag your answer and mark it for Izayoi-only if need be.
True, but they get that budget anyway whether you like it or not.If all of their shows were like Tiger and Bunny, they would deserve it. But they aren't. ;_;
I haven't watched that show, and you two seem to disagree on how much budget it has if I'm reading that right... so does it have budget, or not?Hellsing321 said:Tell that to Tiger and Bunny.
I agree, we need Despera! Now! Please...EmmanuelMunoz said:The show makes me want to see Despera! NOW. I am going to look into the mythos behind the show a bit more, but like you said the fact that that absence of information exists means I have already made up a whole lot of possibilities in my head.
Hitokage said:To be fair, you actually can feel the sin when you walk inside one.
A Black Falcon said:What, My Little Pony is a monocle show now?
Kino's Journey is amazing, isn't it? It does remind me a lot of Lain (and somewhat Haibane Renmei), probably because of the staff similarities even if ABe himself didn't work on Kino, but they did a great, great job. It is an entirely episodic show though of course, but that's the point so it's okay.
And yeah, Kino's hometown was pretty messed up, wasn't it...
I agree, we need Despera! Now! Please...![]()
As for Haibane speculation, once you look at some of it, I wonder which theory for what that world is you think makes the most sense...
Those door greeters are actually satan's minions.Hitokage said:To be fair, you actually can feel the sin when you walk inside one.
And Chris.firehawk12 said:Those door greeters are actually satan's minions.
Hitokage said:"Because it's easier to shop there."
7Th said:
The examples on the right are not deconstructions because they're not in article or book form. Simple!Jintor said:assume i am an idiot and explain this to me
Hitokage said:The examples on the right are not deconstructions because they're not in article or book form. Simple!
Jintor said:assume i am an idiot and explain this to me
Jintor said:...that sounds more like the difference between a deconstruction in theory and a deconstruction in practice.
7Th said:No, it just means that the ones on the right aren't works that dedicate themselves to take out the "building points" of theories or premises in order to point out their point out the logical inconsistencies in them.
Jintor said:Sure, because they're also stories. The books or theoretical essays don't have that handicap. That said, it doesn't stop the stories being deconstructions, it merely decreases their effectiveness.
Halycon said:Lol Kaworu perving on Shinji.
They deconstruct the conventions of a genre by showing them to be ultimately hollow or representing something entirely different when taken to their logical conclusion. This is not the same as a subversion which is merely going against the grain.7Th said:The stories in the right aren't pointing out the logical inconsistencies in the foundation of any argument or theory, that's the reason they aren't deconstructions.
That's the power of yaoibait!Dedication Through Light said:For such short screen time in the series, I'm surprised he even has fan art.