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This hand of mine glows with an awesome power! Its burning grip tells me to enter this anime contest!
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Jan 20, 2017 08:04
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TheSoundNinja posted:
Awesome, I can totally work with this. Just got to look through Ryuutama again, watch me some Patlabor, lightly season with Fruits Basket and garnish with a dash of Natsume Yuujinchou... So for Slice of Life I can aim for a relaxed feeling instead of relying on the "school hijinks" segment of the genre right? Like take Patlabor for example. It's technically a Real Robot/Police series, but it's super low-key most of the time and focused on the daily lives of the characters. You'd be hard pressed to say it's not slice-of-life in spirit. And I mean...it's one of my favorite shows and I wanna put its influences in my silly anime RPG  I completely understand if incorporating that kinda thing steps on other genres' toes too much.
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Jan 20, 2017 10:44
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TheSoundNinja posted:In all the editing of a pancake party trailer for a client, I totally missed your question! Thousand pardons, my friend. It does, yes. After doing some thinking I guess the core feeling you'd get out of Slice of Life is a kind of episodic-ness. Each part isn't dramatically connected to the next, doesn't shake the foundations of reality, etc. Instead they're more meandering, filled with loose ends and time to smell the roses. You know, like real life. And it all comes together into a sort of "status quo". If a show can get battles with criminal mecha-pilots or conflicts with ancient youkai to feel like just another day in the life, that is what I'd call an accomplishment. Incidentally, I'll def. have some mechanic for eating extended, lovingly-animated meals
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Jan 21, 2017 19:31
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