Posts Tagged Interactions
Like, fifty weeks ago or something: questions about the running gag in Sasami-san@Ganbaranai, the enjoyable school scenes in Chihayafuru 2, solving Haruka’s problems quickly in Kotoura-san, and something I dread with every episode of Space Brothers now.
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First impressions mean quite a lot. Whether we want to or not, first impressions establish a baseline for which to understand a person and for which we can compare and contrast against others. Regrettably, for poor Hakuryuu Ren, his introduction was overshadowed by a silly, pointless controversy that effectively removed him from just about the entire episode making his first impression woefully underwhelming. But, just like all relationships, the first impression is merely a starting point and the rest of the anime will show Hakuryuu go from there.
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Characters, Comedy, Development, Entertainment, Improvement, Interactions, Magi, Observations, Opinions, Purpose, Romance, Storytelling
This week: questions about who the real big bad in Psycho-Pass could be, some thoughts on why I continue to watch Little Busters!, social cliques in character pairings in Senran Kagura, and some earth-shattering omissions in Maoyuu Maou Yuusha.
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This week: an analogy between the war and the Crusades in Maoyuu Maou Yuusha, the unpopulated, empty world of Sasami-san@Ganbaranai, the damage and durability of the karuta cards in Chihayafuru 2, and thoughts on the criminalization of artists in Psycho-Pass.
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Analysis, Arakawa Under the Bridge, Art, Background, Bakemonogatari, Characters, Chihayafuru, Christianity, Colors, Comedy, Demons, Development, Direction, ef - a tale of memories, Emotion, Entertainment, Fear, Fighting, Friendship, History, Interactions, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Kotoura-san, Little Busters!, Maoyuu Maou Yuusha, Mystery, Ninjas, Nisemonogatari, Observations, Opinions, Perspective, Positives, Psycho-Pass, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Purpose, Questions, Real World, Robotics;Notes, Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo, Sasami-san@Ganbaranai, School, Senran Kagura, Setting, Shaft, Shin Sekai Yori, Social Commentary, Society, Story, Tamako Market, Themes, Training, War, Weekly Anime
This post reviews: Tamako Market, Sasami-san@Ganbaranai, GJ-bu and Kotoura-san.
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Earlier this year, the 100th chapter of Needless debuted, a remarkable milestone for any manga, especially for one that is published monthly. Not only did the chapter serve as a landmark for the manga itself, but it corresponded with the crowning achievement of the series protagonist, Cruz Schild, commonly known as Yamada. As Needless has progressed through these past nine years, the story has evolved into one that emphasizes the growth and maturity of its central, most-dynamic character. It has literally become the story of a boy becoming a man (while dressed as a girl), and the events and adventures over the entire manga easily demonstrate the greatest exhibition of character development that I have ever witnessed in my limited history of anime/manga and is a viable candidate for the greatest of all-time.
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Analysis, Anxiety, Challenges, Characters, Comedy, Depressing, Development, Ecchi, Favorites, Friendship, Improvement, Intelligence, Interactions, Loneliness, Manga, Needless, Observations, Opinions, Panties, Personalities, Perspective, Positives, Potential, Purpose, Serious, Story, Storytelling, Themes, Trap, Tribute, Writing
This week: Magi and Robotics;Notes are here again, how the rural setting of Shin Sekai Yori plays a necessary role in the anime, a disagreement on perspectives in Little Busters!, approaching an abrupt end to a story in Medaka Box Abnormal, and the talents of an effective writer in Psycho-Pass.
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First impressions mean quite a lot. Whether we want to or not, first impressions establish a baseline for which to understand a person and for which we can compare and contrast against others. Regrettably, for poor Hakuryuu Ren, his introduction was overshadowed by a silly, pointless controversy that effectively removed him from just about the entire episode making his first impression woefully underwhelming. But, just like all relationships, the first impression is merely a starting point and the rest of the anime will show Hakuryuu go from there.
This week: questions about who the real big bad in Psycho-Pass could be, some thoughts on why I continue to watch Little Busters!, social cliques in character pairings in Senran Kagura, and some earth-shattering omissions in Maoyuu Maou Yuusha.
This week: an analogy between the war and the Crusades in Maoyuu Maou Yuusha, the unpopulated, empty world of Sasami-san@Ganbaranai, the damage and durability of the karuta cards in Chihayafuru 2, and thoughts on the criminalization of artists in Psycho-Pass.
This post reviews: Tamako Market, Sasami-san@Ganbaranai, GJ-bu and Kotoura-san.
Earlier this year, the 100th chapter of Needless debuted, a remarkable milestone for any manga, especially for one that is published monthly. Not only did the chapter serve as a landmark for the manga itself, but it corresponded with the crowning achievement of the series protagonist, Cruz Schild, commonly known as Yamada. As Needless has progressed through these past nine years, the story has evolved into one that emphasizes the growth and maturity of its central, most-dynamic character. It has literally become the story of a boy becoming a man (while dressed as a girl), and the events and adventures over the entire manga easily demonstrate the greatest exhibition of character development that I have ever witnessed in my limited history of anime/manga and is a viable candidate for the greatest of all-time.
This week: Magi and Robotics;Notes are here again, how the rural setting of Shin Sekai Yori plays a necessary role in the anime, a disagreement on perspectives in Little Busters!, approaching an abrupt end to a story in Medaka Box Abnormal, and the talents of an effective writer in Psycho-Pass.
Winter 2013 – Week 8 Anime Review
Posted by avvesione in Anime, 2013 Winter on March 3, 2013
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Analysis, Characters, Chihayafuru, Clichés, Comedy, Death, Development, Direction, Ecchi, Emotion, Entertainment, Friendship, Interactions, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Justice, Kotoura-san, Leadership, Little Busters!, Maoyuu Maou Yuusha, Observations, Opinions, Personalities, Perspective, Positives, Psycho-Pass, Purpose, Questions, Real World, Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo, Sasami-san@Ganbaranai, School, Senran Kagura, Setting, Social Commentary, Sound, Space Brothers, Story, Tamako Market, Themes, Weekly Anime, Zetsuen no Tempest
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