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Plot point? It seems obvious that that's going to be Shinya and Akane's basic character dynamic. Clueless, rule-abiding newbie trying to keep maverick veteran in line - that's pretty standard for a cop show.
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Giggily posted:It's more implied that the Inspectors are brought on board in part to kill Enforcers that get out of line, so it's a little bit darker than that. Point. Well, this is Urobuchi.
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a kitten posted:It was fun too since you could stick to walls and zoom all over the drat place, had a bunch of original animation as well. It has extra scenes and cleaned-up animation, apparently.
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I'm surprised by how neutral/positive the thread has generally been about this season. ANN's Hope Chapman has really been getting the knives out for it in her episode reviews.
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Nov 29, 2014 17:36
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Alder posted:Never heard of that reviewer before but usually blogs write for a audience so there's more of a incentive to go to the extreme reactions than meh last episode was OK. I used to read anime review blogs but then I realised that I had more fun on forums instead. Nah, ANN episode reviews are perfectly capable of giving a 'meh' reaction or acknowledging a series's pros and cons (in fact, they tend to be solid, reliable reviewers with a good eye for detail, excluding Theron Martin and Lauren Orsini), and Chapman is no exception. See her writeups on Vanadis for an example. In fact, she starts out cautiously optimistic on P-P S2 before becoming very much not. Darth Walrus fucked around with this message at 18:32 on Nov 29, 2014 |
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wielder posted:I put Psycho-Pass 2 on hold so I can't really argue for or against her perspective. Yet it wouldn't be the first time that any of the ANN reviewers is either more negative or more positive towards a show than what seems to be normal around here. Chapman in particular tends to write some very interesting reviews, but there's no absolute guarantee people will like or dislike the same things she does, let alone to an equivalent degree. To use an unrelated example, I thought she was a little too generous with her justification of the pacing issues in Attack on Titan. Certainly, but I'm kind of surprised that so few of the issues she brings up have been mentioned here at all, even in the sense of 'yeah, that's bad, but it's not a dealbreaker'. It's almost like she and this thread have been watching two different shows.
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