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Anime Discussion Thread - Page 123
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PH
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doktorLucifer
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Ecael
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On September 18 2009 16:26 Thesecretaznman wrote: I know have a new-found appreciation for the depth and complexity that is the Suzumiya Haruhi light novel series. o_o Try not to do that, you will be very disappointed if you should ever learn the language and start reading more literature in it. | ||
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doktorLucifer
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Ecael
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Nylan
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...like my thoughts so far on Nanoha! :D It indeed does start off feeling like a Cardcaptor Sakura clone, but that only lasted through episode 5 or so. However, it does continue to rely heavily on genre tropes throughout the series, and tries perhaps a little too hard to appeal to "otaku-culture". The biggest put-off for me was the excessive loli-bait. I'm okay with little girls being portrayed cute...I'm not okay with them being portrayed as sex objects. The transformation scenes and nighties shots (not to mention the hot springs episode) were a bit much for 3rd graders. I also think the story arcs could have used more time to develop, as the dramatic events just didn't hit me as hard as they were probably supposed to. Aside from that, I actually have enjoyed season 1 and A's. The characters very are likeable, the magic system, while nothing new, is interesting, the combat scenes are good, and the plot is nothing to sniff at. | ||
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Shadeye
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ShmotZ
United States581 Posts
On September 19 2009 06:10 Shadeye wrote: A good site is www.crunchyroll.com THANK YOU i forgot the name of that website thanks for reminding me =D | ||
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LuckyOne
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On September 13 2009 10:57 neobowman wrote: What's wrong with Nagisa =D. Yukine's eyes reminds me of Miyo Takano too much. I don't like Takano. Tomoyo's I guess on par with Nagisa, Kotomi is slightly below. Kyou=1.3 Nagisa=1 Tomoyo=9.5 Kotomi=8 Yukine=6 Fuko=2 Mei=1 Youhei= -5434 uh i watched clannad was fun but i never thought of rating the girls... | ||
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doktorLucifer
United States855 Posts
On September 19 2009 04:47 Ecael wrote: Have an undeserving high expectation for the Suzumiya light novels, even as a fan I can't say it merits the kind of praise about "depth and complexity", at least not from what we've discussed last page. I thought it'd be obvious I was half-joking. :s | ||
Mystlord
United States10264 Posts
On September 19 2009 05:29 Nylan wrote: Let's talk about something a little less subjective... ...like my thoughts so far on Nanoha! :D It indeed does start off feeling like a Cardcaptor Sakura clone, but that only lasted through episode 5 or so. However, it does continue to rely heavily on genre tropes throughout the series, and tries perhaps a little too hard to appeal to "otaku-culture". The biggest put-off for me was the excessive loli-bait. I'm okay with little girls being portrayed cute...I'm not okay with them being portrayed as sex objects. The transformation scenes and nighties shots (not to mention the hot springs episode) were a bit much for 3rd graders. I also think the story arcs could have used more time to develop, as the dramatic events just didn't hit me as hard as they were probably supposed to. Aside from that, I actually have enjoyed season 1 and A's. The characters very are likeable, the magic system, while nothing new, is interesting, the combat scenes are good, and the plot is nothing to sniff at. Haha. I don't think Haruhi deserves such analysis  . It's a good book plot wise at least.Yeah I agree with your perception of Nanoha. I thought that the storyline was actually fairly weak and cliched, and I actually watched the series a while ago (read: a child basically), so that kind of says something I guess. Ultimately, the only thing that was the show's saving grace were the last few episodes of each season. Those really brought the series together. I think the show actually got confused as to what demographic they were aiming for. The character's maturity and the show's theme don't really match... | ||
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Ecael
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On September 19 2009 09:17 Thesecretaznman wrote: I thought it'd be obvious I was half-joking. :s Sarcasm tags for the foolish please. Heh at Bakemonogatari, showed slightly more than the book mentioned. | ||
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Obzy
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Also... just marathoned Tokyo Magnitude 8.0. + Show Spoiler + This is not really spoilerworthy but I'm paranoid about getting yelled at for spoilers ._.; - Really sad series lol. I liked it a lot, but... yish. /depression | ||
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Headlines
United States482 Posts
I'm really not sure if this is the correct topic to ask this, but I don't think making a new topic just to ask a question was appropriate. Anyways, I'm looking for a certain anime/cartoon show that aired on Cartoon Network mmm... maybe two years ago. All I can remember about the few shows I watched is that there was definitely a robot with a T.V. for a head. A girl with goggles? I think she fights with a guitar too, and rides a scooter. And then, of course, there's a dude who is kind of lonely, doesn't talk much, and fights with a...stick? I'm sorry for the very little information given, I don't remember much of it. I just know that the few episodes I did watch, I enjoyed them very much. Thanks in advance. Again, I'm sorry if I'm not posting in the correct topic. | ||
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So no fek
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triangle
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Is Nanoha (is that the name of the series) worth the watch, though? Because I'm getting mixed vibes from the discussion about it =P If you like lolis yes. Otherwise, there are vastly better shows out there :p | ||
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Obzy
United States525 Posts
And haha... I've seen so many good shows that it's become difficult to branch out over the past year or so. I just try to watch everything I hear about >_>; to an extent. lolis are not really a major draw though lol. | ||
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Wangsta
United States776 Posts
On September 19 2009 15:58 Headlines wrote: Hello, I'm really not sure if this is the correct topic to ask this, but I don't think making a new topic just to ask a question was appropriate. Anyways, I'm looking for a certain anime/cartoon show that aired on Cartoon Network mmm... maybe two years ago. All I can remember about the few shows I watched is that there was definitely a robot with a T.V. for a head. A girl with goggles? I think she fights with a guitar too, and rides a scooter. And then, of course, there's a dude who is kind of lonely, doesn't talk much, and fights with a...stick? I'm sorry for the very little information given, I don't remember much of it. I just know that the few episodes I did watch, I enjoyed them very much. Thanks in advance. Again, I'm sorry if I'm not posting in the correct topic. | ||
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Nylan
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On September 19 2009 16:02 triangle wrote: If you like lolis yes. Otherwise, there are vastly better shows out there :p Liking lolis is not necessary to enjoy the show, and I can't think of a lot of direct alternatives to Nanoha, but there's really no way for me to know if you'd like it anyways. | ||
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Tomoyo After was an excellent game, if you are lucky, the 10th anniversary version will see translation instead of the original PC version.
