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Neddy Seagoon posted:Check out the live-action Space Battleship Yamato movie too, it's prrtty drat good. Whoa.
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I liked Last Exile, but woo boy did that suffer from Gonzo Ending.
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Kokoro Wish posted:I liked Last Exile, but woo boy did that suffer from Gonzo Ending. What was the whole point of Hourglass in SPAAAACE! anyway?
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i've got no idea and having that part of the plot pretty much only make sense if you read the back of the dvd was retarded
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Davincie posted:i've got no idea and having that part of the plot pretty much only make sense if you read the back of the dvd was retarded To be mildly fair, you can at least tell something is not right with the world throughout the series due to the rust metal stanchions protruding from the ground and supporting every clifftop mesa, but that magic hourglass is just a complete disconnect from anything relative the show all you can do is  .
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i just watched all of re:zero in two days and holy shiiiiit season 2 when
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My understanding of the situation is that the re:zero anime was incredibly popular, meaning there's a lot of demand for a second season, but the first season actually cut a ton of content. Content that wasn't very important to the material covered in season 1, but is absolutely critical to a potential season 2, which makes the prospect of a second season actually being made somewhat difficult. Someone else please feel free to correct me on whatever inaccuracies
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ninjewtsu posted:My understanding of the situation is that the re:zero anime was incredibly popular, meaning there's a lot of demand for a second season, but the first season actually cut a ton of content. Content that wasn't very important to the material covered in season 1, but is absolutely critical to a potential season 2, which makes the prospect of a second season actually being made somewhat difficult. they skipped a big twist that happens at the very very end but only because they didn't expect it to be so popular and they wanted to be sure that if it was just one season it could end on a good note instead of screwing viewers with an unresolved plot twist, but they left in small hints at it so that if season two does happen it won't come out of nowhere
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ninjewtsu posted:My understanding of the situation is that the re:zero anime was incredibly popular, meaning there's a lot of demand for a second season, but the first season actually cut a ton of content. Content that wasn't very important to the material covered in season 1, but is absolutely critical to a potential season 2, which makes the prospect of a second season actually being made somewhat difficult. I thought people were saying it generally followed the LNs pretty closely (though not the WNs), with a few minor things that could easily be moved around/dropped cut out. The main thing about it is apparently this first season was in production for like a year and a half or something in order to carefully pull off what they did, so season two might take a while...
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well, here's some posts from the re:zero threadblastron posted:Since all of the novel readers keep complaining about all of the foreshadowing and context they cut from the anime, what did they cut? (Maybe don't put the resolution in the spoilers, though.) Vanilla Mint Ice posted:Here and ninjewtsu posted:is the foreshadowing stuff left out in the anime really integrated into the plot, or is it stuff they could potentially cover in a side OVA series that takes place at various timeframes during the main series? or some kind of solution along those lines? Vanilla Mint Ice posted:The only viable OVA besides side stories about Crusch's faction's members, would be about the daily slice of life events inbetween the second and third arc at the Roswaal Mansion involving the main cast. You can kinda of inject some of Subaru and Emilia's missing character traits in those scenes and at some point maybe Emilia, Puck and Roswaal can have a conversation among themselves reminiscing how they first met. And then at the end of the episode maybe have the Beatrice reveal to leave it off with an ominous cliffhanger.
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If there's a second season my guess is it'll be fine. This is already the third iteration so things change, and they literally pay professionals to adapt things. a kitten fucked around with this message at 05:31 on Nov 21, 2016 |
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I wouldn't worry about plot holes. From what I've heard, Re:Zero didn't make much sense anyway, but if people liked it anyway, I doubt they'd care if it continues to not make sense.
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Re:zero makes tons of sense? Who told you it doesn't? What part of re:zero doesn't make sense
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I like re:zero a lot and while there's definitely things about it I could see other people not liking, for me the tight plotting was the main draw so that's a really strange criticism of it to hear
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Don't read pavlov's posts imo.
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Honestly I dropped the show after a few episodes, so I can't tell you first hand. I just didn't like how bad the MC was. But I keep hearing second hand the plot makes no sense, and it's a light novel adaptations so I don't doubt it. Something about the hows and whys of the time travel I think. I dunno, there's probably an angry youtube review somewhere that can give you the details.
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Nov 21, 2016 16:59
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The time travel makes perfect sense though I don't understand
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a kitten posted:Don't read pavlov's posts imo. I like pavlov and I like hearing about and trying to understand different opinions too
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Pavlov posted:Honestly I dropped the show after a few episodes, so I can't tell you first hand. I just didn't like how bad the MC was. But I keep hearing second hand the plot makes no sense, and it's a light novel adaptations so I don't doubt it. Something about the hows and whys of the time travel I think. I dunno, there's probably an angry youtube review somewhere that can give you the details. this post means absolutely nothing other than "i didn't like the show and heard it was bad" ninjewtsu posted:I like pavlov and I like hearing about and trying to understand different opinions too 90% of pavlov's posts do not facilitate meaningful discussion
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The Colonel posted:this post means absolutely nothing other than "i didn't like the show and heard it was bad" Yes. Ninjewtsu if you like I could try and find an angry youtube review for you, but that's probably the best you're getting out of me.
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please don't post an angry youtube review
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Nov 21, 2016 17:17
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I'm not expecting to hold a meaningful discussion with pavlov's weird second hand opinion. I was mostly just responding in kind with "well actually I think the exact opposite of whoever told you that." It was supposed to be a brief exchange. I do not want to watch an angry anime review
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To get this thread a bit more on topic: what are some good animes that are packed full of really intense emotion? Something along the lines of gundam thunderbolt, the king arc of hunter x hunter, or attack on titan? Like, an anime that hits you in the face with a sledgehammer of raw emotion every episode? I'm not 100% sure how articulate it better than that but something along the lines of the shows I mentioned
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Madoka
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Going after plot holes in anime is a fool's errand anyways. A majority of the time it comes up it might make sense with some dumb logic but that ain't a plot hole.
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Sakurazuka posted:Madoka I actually haven't seen that and probably should, thanks friend
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Sakurazuka posted:Madoka I'm going to resist that bait. I'd say watch Flip Flappers instead. So far it's like a better madoka. Even I like it, and I hate magic girl shows.
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flip flappers is nothing like madoka outside of being a magical girl show with dark themes
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It does, however, own, and is getting tragically little attention/sales. Watch Flip Flappers.
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there is, however, a mad max episode
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The Colonel posted:flip flappers is nothing like madoka outside of being a magical girl show with dark themes this is everything i know about madoka, and also sounds pretty neat, so maybe i'll just watch both
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That's a good idea, Flip Flappers is still ongoing though
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If you want a lot of extreme emotion you should try sports anime.
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Pavlov posted:I wouldn't worry about plot holes. From what I've heard, Re:Zero didn't make much sense anyway, but if people liked it anyway, I doubt they'd care if it continues to not make sense. Great recommendation. Very well thought out. Thanks
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devtesla posted:If you want a lot of extreme emotion you should try sports anime. Are there any sports anime that you'd recommend that sounds similar to the kind of show I'm looking for I liked ping pong but for the most part I've never been terribly excited by sports shows and as a result haven't seen many of them. Glancing down that op, none of those shows sound like the kind of thing I'm looking for, what show in particular do you think would be a good fit for my ask?
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ninjewtsu posted:To get this thread a bit more on topic: what are some good animes that are packed full of really intense emotion? Something along the lines of gundam thunderbolt, the king arc of hunter x hunter, or attack on titan? Like, an anime that hits you in the face with a sledgehammer of raw emotion every episode? I'm not 100% sure how articulate it better than that but something along the lines of the shows I mentioned Kaiji
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