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Care to explain? In class, so I don't really have time to look up what you're talking about.
Sadlygrove dies in the finale.
However, the second season has him resurrected (to an extent, as it's more his sword, which is a demonic artifact, possessed him, and kept him alive for long enough that he could come back). After that, they didn't split up or anything, and in the end of the second season, Evangelyne actually becomes pregnant.)
The only thing that bugged me about it was
Still, all in all, the first season was pretty good. Will probably start the second one tomorrow, when it's finished downloading.
I can't really say much without spoiling a large chunk of Season 2, sorry. Tell me when you've got past the initial arc in Season 2, and I'll be able to comment more.
Aside from what I always complain about whenever the PV/CMs for this show come out it's starting to show a bit of promise aside from the magical girl premise.
But I liked Blood-C! Though I guess I'm not extremely excited about The Last Dark, I'm more excited for it that Chihayafuru 2.
Anyways, NIS America is being awesome again. And aside from that Uta~Kata mistake, I'm kind of looking at getting Bodacious Space Pirates, I mean Un-Go, No. 6 and Towanoquon had no problems in both DVD and BD...
> Uta~Kata mistake
huh?
y helo thar insanity
Uta~Kata 03: This episode was great, both in plot relevance and it's overall theme about the have and have-nots (Not to be confused with the much larger economic gap between the rich and poor). I also like the way the characters... developed? (Can I say this when the development is that they learn but refuse to change?)
I also like the development with Ms. Kogure, who's put a very interesting twist on the "tests", manipulative in the quietest way possible. The transformation for this episode was a bit much, but the outfit was very nice.
Also, calling it now: Satsuki is the cast member whose been hurt by her father.
Uta~Kata 04: This was... an experience in and out of it's theme. The scenes where Ichika felt out of place spoke volumes (I know I've felt like that sometimes) and in the end I really liked how everything was portrayed.
I liked this episode's outfit design a lot too, but the main thing I've taken away from this series is it's ability to write scenarios that are almost scarily true to life.
I love the music in this show, the vocal pieces, separate from the OP and ED, are quite impressive.
The mythology is also really interesting and I can't wait to see more.
Final line from 04 kinda... scares me a bit...
My first DVD won't play past 3 and the second disc is just completely unreadable, I'd send it back but it probably wouldn't be worth dealing with the international bureaucracy.
Plus the back cover lies there aren't any important text messages sent in this series ever.
I'm looking to get the Basic Emotion The Best edition from Bandai Japan soon though if it continues to be this great.
Just finished Symphogear ep 7. Sad Hibiki sounds too much like Madoka Kaname.
The more I review Uta~Kata, the more I realize just how depressing it is.
Could someone help me find something?
It was this Canada show that was SUPER Animesque, to the point where it would make your skin crawl. And the main character was a girl who wanted to be a mangaka.
^ this what you looking for?
> Teletoon
> Unfair treatment of Di-Gata Defenders
Woah, old wounds, I thought you'd healed already...
And now I finished season 2, it was pretty good too, but Qilby didn't feel as good an antagonist as Nox. The series in general was pretty enjoyable, overall; good, lighthearted, comedic adventure, it reminds me a bit of Slayers.
While this was a nice development, it's sad in the sense that it's a strong indicator that the series won't have another season (not that it needs one, but, you know).
Yeah, I was pretty bummed out when the talks of a third season died off.
That said, they are planning to continue the story of the show through comic books, so... that's something, at least. Even if it means that it'll lose the show's awesome animations.
Qilby was a weaker villain than Nox, yeah. Ultimately, I found him to be less sympathetic, too- while I originally raged at Nox, he did have his goals, and they were ultimately understandable, if warped. Qilby was just too far removed from my frame of reference to really get him.
Uh... explain? (I think I've ever only glimpsed that show)
The first half was great, the second started off promising and then the entire thing was rushed to a conclusion despite series creator having planned for at least another two cours. Most of the explanations in the latter half were left out greatly confusing 11 year old fourteenwings. Rion as a character was completely destroyed and replaced with the ultimate hero of ultimate screentime stealing.
The DS and card games were released with little fanfare and either is almost impossible to find. No DVD release for the series was ever confirmed and it's practically impossible to find through any other means aside from the first cour. Last time I saw it was on local public television a year ago.
This was around the time of the Teletoon/CN unification thing and one of the best Western animation series of a long time was basically turned into forgotten collateral damage.
I don't think there's any doubt he was more sympathetic. For one, he was driven insane by the cube, and also, as far as he knew, as long as his plan was completed, none of what he did would've mattered... hell, he did end up nullifying a lot of the damage he did, even if he only went back twenty minutes.
But I also found him more compelling as a villain, he felt more resourceful, more entertaining, and ultimately more threatening than Qilby. Though I guess it's nice to actually have the antagonist of the second arc be weaker than the one of the first one.
Also, what happened to Nox, anyway? I assumed he'd eventually die without the Eliacube, but unless that happened really fast, there's still an extremely powerful and intelligent time-mage/scientist unaccounted for somewhere.
Isn't it implied that he died after the events of the first season? I don't have the episodes on my computer to check, but I thought that's what happened.
Well...
Finally.
I can apparently eat my way into my problems with Accel World (And Sword Art Online, but that show is just downright unsaveable, sweet treats or not).
Noimporta - it's not explicitly stated but at the end towards the finale of the first season you can see Nox leaning against a rock and closing his eyes(or something akin to that visual) which is a pretty good indicator of death.
Scale of 1-10 how quickly did your brain work to erase the Boufbowl episodes in the second season from memory?
Well, they certainly were below average (and definitely much worse than the ones in season 1), but they had a few highlights: my infantile mind couldn't help but find the Grovy/Evangelion parts funny/charming.
Also, I just learned that apparently there was going to be third season, and a movie, even. Damn it, it's like Giant Robo all over again.
So in Jojo's this week
Precure Let's Sparkle and Beat Stuff Up 2: Excuse Plot Overdrive Ad!
^ So it is a homoerotic avant-garde artpiece :P
Anyone here seen gdgd Fairies? I'm only at four episodes, but the chat segments are amusing, despite (or maybe because) the topics being discussed are pretty basic. The lying next ep previews are... kinda weak, but I guess if they pick less big-name stuff to reference, I'd get lost.