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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21244 Posts
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
On May 10 2013 09:03 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time was actually the biggest piece of shit ever and anyone who deceives themselves into thinking they were given a real ending or any semblance of a coherent plot is delusional. It was nothing more than a vapid non-story that preys off the inability of people to accurately judge the aesthetic value of a story by surrounding it with average animation, music, and, most importantly, a wishy-washy general optimistic glow, all served with a generous helping of "it's up to your interpretation" hand-waving bullshit. It's shit. I thought it was pretty good. Though Im still confused as to how the orange haired dude managed to develop a lisp through the course of the movie. In the beginning you barely notice it, but near the end my god | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10665 Posts
On May 10 2013 08:57 mrmin123 wrote: Finished Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun yesterday.. man, for a show that had so much potential, it flubbed the ending pretty damn hard. Not saying that the show got bad near the end, but they started introducing all these characters and relationships that never went anywhere in the few episodes left. I feel like it needs another 13 episodes or so to flesh things out. Even if there is a second season planned, you can't just end things like that if you're not pre-scheduled for 26 episodes to begin with... Maybe the source material had something to do with it? That wasnt an "ending". You can expect a direct sequel if/when they do a season 2. | ||
mrmin123
Korea (South)2971 Posts
On May 10 2013 05:14 Elem wrote: And HnC is ridiculously good too. Holy fuck I still remember that scene where they were all playing Twister with the artsy-fartsy colors. Laughed so hard. | ||
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mrmin123
Korea (South)2971 Posts
On May 10 2013 09:02 Nagisama wrote: They didn't adapt all of the the source material. So if you want a conclusion, you'd have to read the manga, which will be concluding soon too. On May 10 2013 09:14 Emnjay808 wrote: That wasnt an "ending". You can expect a direct sequel if/when they do a season 2. I guess my complaint is that even as an adaptation you sort of have to have some ground to stand on as a standalone. I feel like having story beats paced like that and sort of waving it off to say 'concluded in the manga'/'maybe if we get another season' just detracts from the show way too much... edit: On May 10 2013 09:03 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time was actually the biggest piece of shit ever and anyone who deceives themselves into thinking they were given a real ending or any semblance of a coherent plot is delusional. It was nothing more than a vapid non-story that preys off the inability of people to accurately judge the aesthetic value of a story by surrounding it with average animation, music, and, most importantly, a wishy-washy general optimistic glow, all served with a generous helping of "it's up to your interpretation" hand-waving bullshit. It's shit. Still, better than Summer Wars.......... | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10665 Posts
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21244 Posts
Summer Wars gets the edge because it didn't try to be something it's not IMO. A solid average anime without anything too special, but nothing too deplorable either. | ||
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mrmin123
Korea (South)2971 Posts
On May 10 2013 09:33 Emnjay808 wrote: I thank the gods, the old and the new, that they didnt do any sort of "anime original" for Tonari. Well, I'm not saying that they have to go the whole 'animal original' route, but if they were slightly deviating from the source material to begin with, I think they should have done so in a way that didn't end the season so awkwardly. For example, why did they introduce Yuu? She had practically zero significant value in the few minutes of airtime she got. The whole Natsume-Misawa thing went nowhere, too. Granted, Shizuku-Haru also went nowhere, but that was more because they couldn't make up their goddamn minds, as opposed to the situation being presented and never being brought up again. These are things that could be expanded upon in an additional season, yes, but if that was the plan why didn't they just introduce them early on in the new season? Were they just throwing in these 'cliffhangers' in hopes of getting viewers wanting for an additional season so they could actually justify funding it? Again, it wouldn't be (and won't be..?) an issue if the second season aired and it started as Tonari no Kaibutusu episode 14 or whatever, but as it stands, Tonari no Kaibutusu sits on my MAL, completed, at 13/13, and with an iffy taste in my mouth. edit: On May 10 2013 09:33 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: Summer Wars gets the edge because it didn't try to be something it's not IMO. A solid average anime without anything too special, but nothing too deplorable either. I actually enjoyed The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (shit-for-brains-conclusion though, I agree) and had high hopes for Summer Wars, so I think I was just let down hard when I got something that I wasn't expecting... whatever the fuck that was... | ||
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Tresher
Germany404 Posts
On May 10 2013 09:03 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time was actually the biggest piece of shit ever and anyone who deceives themselves into thinking they were given a real ending or any semblance of a coherent plot is delusional. It was nothing more than a vapid non-story that preys off the inability of people to accurately judge the aesthetic value of a story by surrounding it with average animation, music, and, most importantly, a wishy-washy general optimistic glow, all served with a generous helping of "it's up to your interpretation" hand-waving bullshit. It's shit. Wtf are you talking about?Well some people wouldnt know a good anime if it bit them in the ass. EDITED some grammar thanks zergneedsfood | ||
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Zergneedsfood
United States10671 Posts
On May 10 2013 11:07 Tresher wrote: Wtf are you talking about?Well some people wouldnt know a good anime if it bite them in the ass. *bit | ||
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tonight
United States11130 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + manly tears | ||
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Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21244 Posts
On May 10 2013 11:07 Tresher wrote: Wtf are you talking about?Well some people wouldnt know a good anime if it bit them in the ass. EDITED some grammar thanks zergneedsfood Yea I feel bad for those people. | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10665 Posts
On May 10 2013 10:56 mrmin123 wrote: Well, I'm not saying that they have to go the whole 'animal original' route, but if they were slightly deviating from the source material to begin with, I think they should have done so in a way that didn't end the season so awkwardly. For example, why did they introduce Yuu? She had practically zero significant value in the few minutes of airtime she got. The whole Natsume-Misawa thing went nowhere, too. Granted, Shizuku-Haru also went nowhere, but that was more because they couldn't make up their goddamn minds, as opposed to the situation being presented and never being brought up again. These are things that could be expanded upon in an additional season, yes, but if that was the plan why didn't they just introduce them early on in the new season? Were they just throwing in these 'cliffhangers' in hopes of getting viewers wanting for an additional season so they could actually justify funding it? Again, it wouldn't be (and won't be..?) an issue if the second season aired and it started as Tonari no Kaibutusu episode 14 or whatever, but as it stands, Tonari no Kaibutusu sits on my MAL, completed, at 13/13, and with an iffy taste in my mouth. I thought the pacing was fine. What I liked a lot about Tonari was that it was done in its own unique way. They didnt adhere to how most other romcoms would give you a "start, middle, and end". People expecting the usual might not like it, and I can see why. But I personally loved learning about each characters story, no matter how minimal it was. | ||
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mrmin123
Korea (South)2971 Posts
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Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
On May 10 2013 11:25 Emnjay808 wrote: I thought the pacing, if there was one, was fine. What I liked a lot about Tonari was that it was done in its own unique way. They didnt adhere to how most other romcoms would give you a "start, middle, and end". People expecting the usual might not like it, and I can see why. But I personally loved learning about each characters story, no matter how minimal it was. !kupons | ||
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Zergneedsfood
United States10671 Posts
bahahahahhaa | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10665 Posts
On May 10 2013 11:29 mrmin123 wrote: I'm just bitter because I don't get to see those characters develop more. Like that Yuu character. Her character archetype is the type I enjoy the most, but she was just introduced and never developed. Goddammit. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/MYMR0g1.jpg) =D | ||
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mrmin123
Korea (South)2971 Posts
How awesome is that, god damn. One of the few times I laughed out loud during the show. The show could've used her character sprinkled in here and there earlier on and it would've been so much greater on the comedy front. Missed opportunities! edit: warawara | ||
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Blargh
United States2103 Posts
And The Girl Who Leapt Through Time wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. The main character was fairly likeable and there was some alright humor. The plot was just "meh" because any anime/movie/show that tries to do a time-travel-related plot always fail at it. Only a good sci-fi writer (Stephen Baxter for example) can and should do time-travel plots. [Incoming Steins; Gayte Rage] But romantic comedies are always going to suck because they have been drained of anything good in them. Now if they are comedies about romance, they might be okay (Seto no Hanayome). Tonari might be a bit different but it's still bad romantic comedy... Have you really seen anything that you haven't seen before in a romcom nowadays? | ||
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Wangsta
United States776 Posts
The only thing that made it less than perfect for me was + Show Spoiler + them having sex while in wolf form. that was a huge wtf | ||
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