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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- This was boring. Loved the video game references and the countless "Keroro Gunso" references (Even some cameos!?), but the story was horrible and the fanservice was done in a really unproffesional way. I mean, pantsu when playing games in a really akward position? Arg... Still love Mine Yoshizaki's character design, so I'll probably buy this in the future. Even though it is a: 5/10 |
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| It was bad but I at least got to see the lowest of the low from my favourite studio. 3/10 |
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| this was pretty fun, and brought back some nostalgic memories of arcade machines ah, 2002 was a simpler time The last episode is a clear nod to then-recent gaming history and controversy, with KOGC being based on Nintendo (and Hanako's father having a Mario mustache); recreation of CNN's night-vision footage of US forces bombing Baghdad and the decisive role of Japan's microchips in US missiles connects the 1990-91 Gulf War into the narrative, the so called "Video Game War" or even "The Nintendo War." I really liked seeing the anime bringing into focus the duality of Japan's emerging computer technology, which the anime links directly by describing the missile guidance systems as using the same chips used for gaming. This was really interesting, even if it was only part of the villain's backstory. Not bad for an anime about a gamer girl who flashes her panties to power-up Yet, as Hi Score Girl hints to, the arcade was in decline during the 1990s and I wonder when the arcade machines exactly disappeared where I lived, but I'm sure they were gone by 2008. I don't think we learned what the deal was with Mr. Mystery, though |
| Damn, Melody's sweaty chest. I wanna lick her so bad all the way to the nape of her neck! She's so delicious! I wanna devour Alka too! Gaming being used in war shouldn't be a surprise, since the very first concept of gaming was invented way back WW2 to aid the military. It has come full circle at this point. Fubuki has a nice ass and camel toe. I didn't expect the leader to be Fubuki's dad. I was so convinced it was the muscular guy. It's a weird show. Still, it was a decent watch. Also, the girls were nice to look at at least! especially Melody. 6/10 |
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