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Cardia might have the excuse of being locked in a house for two years, but she's so dulled to everything and the voice Hayami uses for her is really really soft and low that she's just genuinely no fun.
Meanwhile:
Strange how the punk rock girl is the most reasonable-sounding one in her group.
Unfortunately only the TV series has been dubbed.
That said, my shortlist currently has Planetarian, Sola, Four Rhythm, and RWBY, so I should be watching one of those first, maybe.
Also I wonder what the Akashic Records soundtrack is like. FWIW the OP is in F-sharp minor and the ED is in F-sharp major so maybe it actually has relatively strong tonal centering around this key? I remember hearing some F-sharp minor tracks in the soundtrack...
meanwhile I'm trying to recall nano's OP for Chain Chronicle and I'm getting bits of it in my head mixed with Akashic Records's OP which is now suddenly and surprisingly an ear worm.
Huh, her appearances in the second Episodes book sounds more consistent now.
Shorts almost never get dubbed, and I'm pretty sure the Chain Chronicle shorts weren't even licensed properly (though that might change if Sentai or Funi or whoever releases the series on BD).
There's only one TV series that was divided into movies. That was an experiment in trying to get people into theatres to watch a TV anime, it's a pretty popular trend right now (see: WaSuYu). I don't exactly love it, but that way you usually get two OPs and EDs.
You mean THIS IS MY LIBERATIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON
(Since you didn't see the movies you never got to hear KONO YUUUUUME WO, TSUZUKU BASHO...)
How do you even mix MY LIBERATION and Blow out
did you secretly know that Suzuki Konomi once did a slow piano cover of nano's Born to be
No; I don't think I've ever heard that song actually.
Incidentally now I'm trying to recall that song that's not called First Impact, but instead I'm coming up with Savior of Song. (Both are nano songs in the same key and I think at the same tempo.)
When a character, entity, or otherwise important thing has a special name that's weirdly-spelled, there's often a smoother way of pronouncing it that makes it sound less weird.
If you see it spelled out, you're more likely to suspect something and be spoiled about it. If you see just hear it, you're less likely to think too much of it until the reveal comes.
Akashic Records contains an example of this.
I'm not sure if this is relevant but whatever.
I always like the way things in katakana are pronounced though.
I don't think use of katakana affects how an equal sign in someone's name is pronounced.
Well that might explain why subbers used an equal sign then. The other parts of the name are Roman letters derived from English words.
Oh Infinite Dendrogram...
Gourai: Will fight for you. My favorite character.
Stylet: Sorta like Yukine Chris but minus the tragic backstory.
Baselard: A mischievous troll, but easily distractable.
Materia sisters: Sadists. My least favorite characters.
Architect: Like an even more blank-slate version of Gourai. Ends up being the most level-headed of the bunch, though not the most interesting.
Jinrai: I would call her a weeaboo except she's actually Japanese, but she's still unhealthily obsessed with traditional Japanese culture.
Hresvelgr: She just...enjoys fighting things.
Innocentia: Madamoiselle Not-Appearing-In-This-Season.
I think the only recent thing that's been this way was Qualidea Code, and that wasn't even an adaptation.
I mean, we've had the two seasons, the High Speed! movie, the recap movies and the extra theatrical OVAs, I really don't need a "Haru in college" season or similar.
Unless this will be a whole next gen thing in which case I am super-on-board.
I watched the Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku PV, it was really embarrassing how they decided to showcase their super-bad CG lizard as the first shot of the PV, but the rest of the anime looks fine.
At least it wasn't Hakata Tonkotsu Ramens, where the PV just looks off overall.
incidentally, I think what draws me to some of these stories is ironically not the isekai part but the fact that I'm looking for a story in a JRPG-style fantasy setting, and while I actually don't really care about isekai, I may tolerate it in order to be able to enjoy the rest of it.
though this doesn't explain why I liked Problem Children...though Problem Children wasn't an isekai adventure in the stereotypical sense either, but rather a superpower-based comedy of overdramatization.
Wouldn't the answer to that be "watch more RPG adaptations"?
There's not that many of them.