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Comment on The Gundam 00 Movie Is the Comedy of the Year by afnakfanfnskejfnsfsn

afnakfanfnskejfnsfsn — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 17:59:55 +0000

What is truely wrong with Sunrise thinking is that THEY CAN’T SEEM TO KILL THEIR CHARACTERS! They always scraping the dead ones.

Comment on The Gundam 00 Movie Is the Comedy of the Year by afnakfanfnskejfnsfsn

afnakfanfnskejfnsfsn — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 17:57:58 +0000

Beside Pain, do you Bring Stabity?

Comment on In Defense of Phantom’s End by Kodo

Kodo — Sat, 29 Dec 2012 00:37:12 +0000

First off thank you so much for posting this! Phantom was one of my fav anime ever but the anime royaly pissed me off but the way you explained it was like a bitter-sweet ending and it suited the anime too so I think it was the best and worst ending possible. It’s hard to explain but I’m at peace with it so thank you!!!

Comment on Hunter x Hunter 28 – Silence Is Golden by Hunter x Hunter 56 – Sneaking Spiders | The Cart Driver

Hunter x Hunter 56 – Sneaking Spiders | The Cart Driver — Tue, 20 Nov 2012 22:03:00 +0000

[...] And man, oh man, the setting. The city at night, so down low and grimy, raining buckets because it’s right that it’s raining. You’ve got the Spiders walking the urban jungle, navigating the sidewalks and traffic in search of their prey. (One little bit I missed from the ’99 version: I believe that when the other group of Spiders is chasing Squala, Nobunaga leaps from car to car as he searches for Squala’s vehicle. It’s a cool scene.) Really, only two details could have made this better for me: 1) Everything in black and white, so that the shadows could be as deep and dark as possible. Nothing beats that good ol’ film noir chiaroscuro. 2) Some super sleazy jazz in back. (Though, generally, the musical choices in this episode are good, and the choices of when to not play the music are better. Hunter x Hunter‘s sound direction has become so much better that it’s almost difficult to believe that I really got on the show for bad sound direction not that long ago.) [...]

Comment on In Defense of Phantom’s End by malik

malik — Sun, 04 Nov 2012 07:18:02 +0000

The ending Does make since but it’s still gay. Reiji was happy to see elen smile and finally be happy. I was Hoping for reiji to go back and hook up with that other girl, and then finally everybody would be happy. But i get the way how it ends. basically They were tryna tell us if they killed people 2 become free, why do they have the right 2 kill and take someones life and think that there gonna be free. gay as h3ll but i knew one of them was gonna die in the end, just didnt think it would be like that. PS. I thought Reiji and Elen kinda had a thing going for each other?

Comment on In Defense of Phantom’s End by shibi

shibi — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 05:52:59 +0000

It seems clear to me that Reiji is dead. The most obvious explanation is that the man on the wagon shot him.

In addition, Reiji knows that he is going to die as his thoughts are all in past tense. Eg. “I lived a life full of killing…” etc. His only purpose was to bring Erin home, which he accomplished.

Others have posted that Reiji walks far away from Erin, as evidenced by the shift in sky color from day to sunset. This makes sense, as a way to draw the killer away from Erin.

The scene where Erin turns and smiles is confusing, and can be interpreted in different ways. The way I see it, it is just an image of her “true smile” that Reiji thinks about before he is shot.

The most ambiguous part of the ending is whether Erin is dead or not. It doesn’t make much sense that she would kill herself considering her speech about “finally being able to continue living” now that she found her home…

The only two explanations are that
A) She is alive, and just looking up at the sky.
B) She kills herself (whether by gun or the poisonous flower) after finding Reiji dead.

I personally think she is still alive, but I guess we’ll never know.

All in all, I loved the series but the ending wasn’t perfect. I don’t mind either of them dying, but at least make it more clear to have some closure.

Comment on The Gundam 00 Movie Is the Comedy of the Year by Maximillion Genius

Maximillion Genius — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 08:41:00 +0000

The first thing that sprang in my mind about tierra’s hologram projection is…. A fairy. No. Its tinkerbell guiding the man who refused to grow- his hair.

Its kinda sad how the show throw away any sense of realism at the second season. I mean, its an eye candid bishounen meccha porn during season one. It defeats seed and seed destiny(UGH) in terms of originality and animation quality….. Then there’s the virus influenza of alternate universe gundams….. The super robot dilemna.

The worse part of it, I recently watched it after my marathon of Gundam unicorn. So could you imagine how painful it is to be subjected to a 180 degrees polar shift of mood?

Wow, just wow.

Comment on Popee the Performer – Logical Lunacy by Shinmaru

Shinmaru — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 20:28:35 +0000

That is a fair point. Maybe through that lens, the violence in Popee could be interpreted as satirical ala Itchy and Scratchy in The Simpsons? Like, how cartoon violence would be if there were actual consequences (albeit self-contained consequences) rather than everyone going on as they were.

Comment on Popee the Performer – Logical Lunacy by Joel

Joel — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 20:20:44 +0000

In Looney Tunes the violence is fun and nobody gets hurt. In Popee violence is aggressive and the characters cower in the face of it. E.g. Daffy Duck just looks grumpy and makes a wisecrack when he is shot in the face by Elmer, whereas Popee is blinded with pain and rage when he is stabbed in the foot.

Comment on The Role of OPs and EDs by Foxy Lady Ayame

Foxy Lady Ayame — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 19:44:54 +0000

Reblogged this on compass on my field trip.