The Anime Society 5: Tentacles For All!

this naruto filler is right crap :dry:

Reply 2241

The Cornerstone

Original post by Keoje

What browser do you use? I know for Firefox you can get a pop-up blocker add on called AdBlock Plus. That'd solve your problems straight away I should think. Also try googling anime and links.... :ninja:

Fap Note is quite :lolwut:

but the ending is really sweet :biggrin:

glad someone had the balls to read through it. It's worth it imo :smile:

Yeah, I use firefox, but I think the problem is that I have a popblocker which make the web page ,where there was supposed to be the video, blank. I'll also try anime and links. :tongue:

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OP

Currently on a Kimba the White Lion marathon... I feel really lazy, so the simple plotlines and bad dubbing are perfect. :giggle:

Reply 2243

Tabris

Original post by Keoje

Fap Note is quite :lolwut:

but the ending is really sweet :biggrin:

glad someone had the balls to read through it. It's worth it imo :smile:

The worst thing is that I knew the NTR was coming since that was the whole reason I picked it up in the first place, but I was still raging and giving all of my WHY.

I really enjoyed it though, it makes a nice change from other doujin works that I read and Gantz.

I'm glad it worked out in the end and the sequel LN was the icing on the cake. Kinda wish there was more, but it finished in a good place too.

Reply 2244

Aiko

Man, Fate/Zero is simply great. I was moderately optimistic when this series first began because I enjoyed Fate/stay night. However, suffice to say, I definitely didn't expect this. Fate/Zero is on an entirely different level.

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The Cornerstone

Persona 4 gets funnier by the minute :rofl2:

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OP

Original post by Aiko

Man, Fate/Zero is simply great. I was moderately optimistic when this series first began because I enjoyed Fate/stay night. However, suffice to say, I definitely didn't expect this. Fate/Zero is on an entirely different level.

After seeing what ufotable were capable of with the Kara no Kyoukai movies, I was hopeful they'd be able to do something on a similar level with Fate/Zero despite it being a TV series, and it was easily the series I looked forward to most this year since its announcement. They certainly haven't disappointed!

I also really enjoyed /Stay Night despite its faults, but it looks like a rushed, confusing and shallow mess in comparison. It had nice action scenes, but comparing them to /Zero's seems almost unfair. :redface:

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Reply 2247

Aiko

Original post by AngryJellyfish

After seeing what ufotable were capable of with the Kara no Kyoukai movies, I was hopeful they'd be able to do something on a similar level with Fate/Zero despite it being a TV series, and it was easily the series I looked forward to most this year since its announcement. They certainly haven't disappointed!

I also really enjoyed /Stay Night despite its faults, but it looks like a rushed, confusing and shallow mess in comparison. It had nice action scenes, but comparing them to /Zero's seems almost unfair. :redface:

Same, given that the last thing I've seen from them was the Kara no Kyoukai movies, but equally the last television series I watched from them was Manabi Straight! I believe, so I wasn't sure what they'd offer for Fate/Zero. Fortunately, as you've said, they haven't disappointed. :smile:

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Fate/Stay Night was a childrens version in comparison. The adults are showing how its really done here. :teeth:

Reply 2249

OP

Original post by Aiko

Same, given that the last thing I've seen from them was the Kara no Kyoukai movies, but equally the last television series I watched from them was Manabi Straight! I believe, so I wasn't sure what they'd offer for Fate/Zero. Fortunately, as you've said, they haven't disappointed. :smile:

Simplistic character designs aside, I thought Manabi Straight was pretty well animated, certainly an intermediate step between their earlier works (which didn't stand out much production-wise) and their current high standard.

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gundam age 06 :hmmm:

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Reply 2251

QHF

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Original post by AngryJellyfish

Simplistic character designs aside, I thought Manabi Straight was pretty well animated, certainly an intermediate step between their earlier works (which didn't stand out much production-wise) and their current high standard.

I think, in my fairly ignorant way, that there's a lot to be said for simplistic character designs, sometimes -- you can do more with them. But it's a long time since I saw Manabi Straight, and all I remember is being pleasantly surprised by the sudden eruption of something like politics into the school.

Reply 2252

Keoje

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Original post by Aiko

Man, Fate/Zero is simply great. I was moderately optimistic when this series first began because I enjoyed Fate/stay night. However, suffice to say, I definitely didn't expect this. Fate/Zero is on an entirely different level.

Chaos;Head and Steins;Gate level? :excited:

Reply 2253

OP

Original post by QHF

I think, in my fairly ignorant way, that there's a lot to be said for simplistic character designs, sometimes -- you can do more with them. But it's a long time since I saw Manabi Straight, and all I remember is being pleasantly surprised by the sudden eruption of something like politics into the school.

I'm not complaining about simple character designs in general, I like them. I'm just saying that in Manabi Straight! there's some pretty awesome animation hiding behind that deceptive simplicity (if memory serves). I remember being impressed at the time at least. I also agree with you that there was a lot more actual school council/political stuff going on than in other series with similar settings, definitely a good thing.

Original post by Keoje

Chaos;Head and Steins;Gate level? :excited:

Surely that would make it terrible and excellent at the same time? :p:

Definitely closer to Steins;Gate level. :giggle:

[EDIT] I suppose one thing Fate/Zero is missing is ufotable's signature claymation ED sequence... probably for the best in this case, but I hope they'll bring it back for any later, less serious series they produce. :p:

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Reply 2254

Original post by Keoje

Chaos;Head and Steins;Gate level? :excited:

surely thats not a good thing :wtf:

Reply 2255

Aiko

Original post by AngryJellyfish

Simplistic character designs aside, I thought Manabi Straight was pretty well animated, certainly an intermediate step between their earlier works (which didn't stand out much production-wise) and their current high standard.

I wasn't referring so much to the production quality of Manabi Straight because, as you've stated, it wasn't that bad; rather the animation style itself in account of its genre. :yes:

Original post by Keoje

Chaos;Head and Steins;Gate level? :excited:

Um, while different, definitely comparable in terms of quality to the latter. :tongue:

Reply 2256

That second Gurren Lagann film. Alot skipped, but the new stuff added. :lolwut:

Very entertaining. :laugh:

In the end the main feelings of the series got through. :cry2:

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OP