Nov 12, 2010 6:47 PM
found a new anime pearl...
Anime Relations:
Mahoutsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto: Natsu no Sora
Yesterday, after watching Kannazuki no Miko, searching for a cheerup, I found an Anime called Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na koto - Natsu no sora, a spin off of Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na koto.
Today I watched the first 4 of 12 episodes and I need to say: it's a pearl among the slice of life Anime. though it is a slightly alternated reality (added magic to our common world), the situations of the characters are rather realistic.
After a few seconds, I remember thinking "I will never get used to this graphics style", because some backgrounds are not drawn but photographed. But the more I saw, the more I learned, that even the drawn parts of the backgrounds looked nearly photo realistic.
So I came to pause the episodes by time, just to enjoy... no... to admire this fantastic piece of arts.
But most of the time (during the first episode) I thought about the not really fitting, clumsily drawn characters compared to the rich detail of the backgrounds and landscapes.
At the point I reached for today, I got used to the diversity of landscape and characters. Not at last because of the relaxing touch, that anime spreads somehow. (I caught myself more than once, wishing to hug the main character to near death, because her cuteness, kindness and simpleheartedness)
I'm looking forward to see the next 8 episodes of this series.
Today I watched the first 4 of 12 episodes and I need to say: it's a pearl among the slice of life Anime. though it is a slightly alternated reality (added magic to our common world), the situations of the characters are rather realistic.
After a few seconds, I remember thinking "I will never get used to this graphics style", because some backgrounds are not drawn but photographed. But the more I saw, the more I learned, that even the drawn parts of the backgrounds looked nearly photo realistic.
So I came to pause the episodes by time, just to enjoy... no... to admire this fantastic piece of arts.
But most of the time (during the first episode) I thought about the not really fitting, clumsily drawn characters compared to the rich detail of the backgrounds and landscapes.
At the point I reached for today, I got used to the diversity of landscape and characters. Not at last because of the relaxing touch, that anime spreads somehow. (I caught myself more than once, wishing to hug the main character to near death, because her cuteness, kindness and simpleheartedness)
I'm looking forward to see the next 8 episodes of this series.
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