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Spiritus Nox posted:Interesting how the latest episode did a lot to make Ginko and Sensei seem much friendlier and less threatening. Still not at all convinced that they're entirely trustworthy, tho. Maybe it's to reflect our protagonist's changing perspective, since he realizes his interests are aligned with theirs for now.
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Darth Walrus posted:I think the bass kind of worked in this episode because it only really came out when the dragon took over - I don’t remember nearly as much in previous Armour fights. It was a jarring, scary, hosed-up sound for a jarring, scary, hosed-up sequence. I agree. I was surprised when the dragon roared and felt like it was sufficiently intimidating.
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Xelkelvos posted:If there's one thing the author's writing is good at, it's cutting out a lot of the cruft and just skipping straight to the next plot beat. If Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer was a more traditional battle shounen, it could easily have been 5 to 10 times its original length with all the padding and plodding that it entailed. The author excels at depicting battles as a metaphor for internal conflict between people, and does a good job with not getting bogged with action to the point where it becomes boring. Every part of a fight has a purpose to it.
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0/10 Soya never got any meat.
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