At 8/17/07 07:28 AM, Wesleyiam wrote: The laughing added on to the eerie feeling of the whole series.
It added on a feeling of "I don't know any real horror techniques, so I'm going to repeat this one; OVER AND OVER".
Every anime forum I ever went to was going crazy over it when it came out. Haruhi isn't popular to people who don't like anime, it's popular to everyone who does.
Yes, I realise that, but you gave the impression that you sometimes hate things because they are popular.
Which is pretty lame.
I like longer series, you get to see the characters develop and grow more if they stretch out a series longer.
It's a possibility, but from most long series I've seen, the writers run out of ideas, and start either rehashing old plots, or making episodes about nothing.
At least I have a reason to hate lucky star. They would talk about pastry for 5 minutes, I couldn't stand how slow it was going. The opening was so fast and energetic, I was expecting the whole series to be like that. I was sadly mistaken. :(
As far as I remember, it was more for 15 minutes in the first episode.
As the series goes along it gets more eventful, or at least, the conversations get more varied (as in, there's more than one topic per episode).
Because if I look back at DBZ, I see how horrible the anime really was. I have no idea why it really appealed to me back in the day.
Horrible?
The first season of Dragon Ball Z is still really entertaining to me.
Kuro - Puting the 'Kur' back in 'inkurable disease.'
