At 9/30/11 09:24 AM, BananaBreadMuffin wrote:
One thing I must say is that I didn't really go for the lighter comedy moments, I found them rather unfunny and forced, but I suppose without them it would have just been too aggro and too much fighting not enough downtime.
It's really not that bad compared to your average anime comedy. At least they were well placed and not annoying when they did show up.
Either way a great series, and certainly opened me up to the idea of watching anime about things I don't normally care about.
8.5/10 or something whatever
See? Sports anime is good anime. I don't care for baseball or basketball; but Touch and Slam Dunk helped get over that and appreciate what made both so great in the first place.
Finally I just started Legend of the Galactic Heroes. Looking forward to it. Give me something to watch on the train to work for the next couple of months at least.
good
Full Metal panic season 1 was pretty average, why was this so popular a few years ago? Anime fans are retards. Hopefully Fumoffu is a lot funnier, and Second Raid more engaging.
During this I re-watched Gunbuster to see if it was as good as I remembered. And it was - hell it was even better this time around. I really can't recommend this one highly enough. Noriko's development is astonishing - more so what she did and became in only 6 episodes. Something that 26-50 episode series couldn't even do. The technical details were astonishing, I had a blast with the details and the facial expressions, surprisingly they were actually expressive! What a concept! And top off all that, the icing on this bittersweet cake was the ending, quite possibly the best one I've seen in an anime aside from Maison Ikkoku or LOGH's. If you don't cry or at least get a little choked up. You have no heart, and you have no eye for quality.
Without this series, Evangelion never would have come to fruition. Everything from Noriko's personality and Jung Freud's hotheaded pride were the founding concepts for characters like Shinji Ikari and Asuka Langley.
Greatness, nothing short of that.
Man, speaking of which, I should probably watch Aim for the Ace since that was also the loose founder for Gunbuster and it's themes. Thankfully the movie is subbed, the tv series' subs have been slow for years now. I can't take the wait.