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| OMG, my eyes are still shaped like saucers....anyone know if there are plans to dub this in English? |
Phoenix_HimeJul 16, 2010 1:44 AM
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| Holy Crap! This was an insanely brutal, violent, bloody and entertaining hell of an episode! That's gotta be the most brutal and ruthless army I have ever seen! However this is pretty much part of the human nature... just look at some of the events of our history. Oh and the episode, it looked like it was done in 20 minutes! |
VeethornAug 6, 2010 5:19 AM
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| No Alucard is no good at all but the episode still never fails to bring me my daily dose of blood bath. Asone could expect, lots and lots of blood has spilled in this episode. Killing those civilian, heck even those children, was just really depressing to see. To be honest, I was suprised to see Iscariot help Hellsing. I thought Integra was going to show her unhuman-like powers. I guess Anderson and his gang would work too. I was also surpised about Walter. He was really worried about that new guy. If he's worrying, that only means the enemy is so damn strong. Oh and I can't forget about that Penwood guy. He was fighting until he died. Okay where the hell is Alucard and Seras? Their master was about to get pawned by those low level vampires but they're nowhere to be found? Save your master for crying out loud! |
| aw shit. Iscariot has dropped in~ |
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| I loved it! I really liked the song that was playing at the start of the airstrike. Anyone know what the name of it is? |
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lovexisxaxsin said: I loved it! I really liked the song that was playing at the start of the airstrike. Anyone know what the name of it is? Broken English by Schaft. |
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| amazing, missed alucard though. |
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| Sooo gooood. Walter=♥. Integra=♥. And Iscariot arriving on the scene was great. I LOVED the ending credits--the music, the flashbacks..just everything. Also the scene with Integra & Penwood meeting was cute. And I liked the bit with all Penwood's subordinates choosing to 'hold down the fort' with him until the end. I wasn't crazy about the background music in the episode personally, (particularly during the attack on the city,) but oh well. And I thought the Willis bit at the beginning was amusing for about five seconds but then became horribly annoying. I did lol at the 'consult your manuals' bit though. |
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| Baby Ghoul anyone? I think it would be rather hard for most people to shoot the baby if it tries to kill you. That is, if they don't just eat it up because, well, they're Nazi Vampires. |
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| I was so-o-o-o right about that ship being trap. London became hell on earth and nothing can stop the nazi now... xcept' for Anderson! He and the Iscariots are so badass... He was enough for me to forget about the lack of Alucard we got in this episode. |
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| A-W-E-S-O-M-E What a bloodbath, like hell on earth. almost felt like i was watching Raccoon city's catastrophe on anime (RE2 except no Leon or Claire...lol) also nazi zombies ftw! |
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bur2000 said: Has DGz never released episode 5? I could find release info for eps 1-4 and 6-8 but 5 seems to be missing. What's the reason for this? Or did they release it and I just couldn't find it? They were waiting for a BD ISO; they released it yesterday. |
| Wow I really admire people like Penwood because honestly I would be running away as fast as I can if I were in his situation. Props to him, it was a gallant sacrifice. |
| London burns. I see they had the balls to also animate the baby killing. The animation was just like the previous episodes, superb. Only few slideshows, but not a lot. The scene where the Major eats a dinner while his soldiers "feast on London" was very well edited. I loved the scene where the Major tells Zorin Blitz not to attack Hellsing yet and not to underestimate Integra and Seras. It was not something your typical bad guy says and thats why it was great. Oh young Integra, you're so cute :3 The VA's once again did their job's well. Lines were spoken just as i imagined them. The added scenes of Heinkel and Yumie cutting up vampires were also great. Too bad their backstory hasn't been animated. The music was...weird j-rock during the London burning scene and meh techno during the chase and fight scenes. Though they did a wonderful job with the background music and the confrontration of Walter and the Captain. The credits had me puzzled though. Was that Penwood's brother in the end and Integra's father? |
Shinobinomi said: The credits had me puzzled though. Was that Penwood's brother in the end and Integra's father? More like Penwood is older than he looks. The trinity is: Shelby M. Penwood, Arthur Hellsing and Hugh Islands. |
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| this one doesn't lower the bar for the series, nor does it elevates it. it was good fun but I sort of missed the main characters. I had an Inglorious Bastards on crack feel during this episode. Also the extremely bizarre and jarring lapses into literally cartoon sketches made me wonder if I had accidentally popped in FLCL. Those random bits of humour should be completely polarizing but somehow they fit in somehow with the utter insanity. Really, the 'can I have a light' and the Bruce Willis stuff was so funny and bizarre, I would have never expected that kind of humour. I had two minor points of confusion this time. It was a huge stretch that Integra's handler/supplier (forget his name) would still be alive after a zombie raid that killed everyone else in the building, much less limber enough to rig the place with semtex. If it was already set up before the raid, then why not use during the first raid? He had no way of knowing he would survive afterall. I had a hard time wrapping my head around this. It was kind of dumb to cutaway from the raid and cutback after everyone is dead except one, and have the audience wonder how the fuck he is alive. Also, is Alexander's spiel at the end supposed to come off like the incoherent religious rambling of a lunatic, or is this just a subber issue? I was wondering if this was intentional. |
| Ooo, what a lovely tea party. |
Eckilsax said: I had two minor points of confusion this time. It was a huge stretch that Integra's handler/supplier (forget his name) would still be alive after a zombie raid that killed everyone else in the building, much less limber enough to rig the place with semtex. If it was already set up before the raid, then why not use during the first raid? He had no way of knowing he would survive afterall. I had a hard time wrapping my head around this. It was kind of dumb to cutaway from the raid and cutback after everyone is dead except one, and have the audience wonder how the fuck he is alive. Penwood was his name. It was better outlined in the manga: after the first raid Penwood was not the last man standing, there was at least one other guy besides him in the room and that guy knew how to shoot his gun. Still he was injured and bitten, accordingly he thought he will turn into a ghoul soon, so he said his farewells and shot himself through the head, leaving Penwood alone just before the second raid. They were not in a rush to blow the building because they've stayed there to be able to coordinate any leftover military forces in London, so the longer they were able to hold the line before the explosion, the better. And also this way they took more enemies with them. Eckilsax said: Also, is Alexander's spiel at the end supposed to come off like the incoherent religious rambling of a lunatic, or is this just a subber issue? I was wondering if this was intentional. Battle chant to maintain the spirit. |
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| that's enlightening. i can see why that would be cut for time, but it made for an awkward sort of transition. |
| Ooo, what a lovely tea party. |
| That was an awesome episode. Anderson was bad ass! |
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| Is this shit even legal for the people in Germany ? Hahaha |
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| I loved this episode, it was insane. |
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| loved it especially the pursuit scene and the iscariot madness |
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| This episode was insane. The invasion of London sequence is some of the most violent, ruthless action I've ever seen in any medium or genre. Missed Alucard and Victoria a bit though, but I guess their time is coming. |
| "Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
| I got only one word for this episode: EPIC Could've used more Alucard though. Also, what the hell was up with that intro? Why does Alucard dream about Bruce Willis... xD |
| freaking epic :D finally the animation improve in the BD(Funimation version) release. lots of gore and blood i love it!!! even the baby death has been animated! though i still wonder why the voices are low in the BD release. even the special effects weren't as effective as it looks like. if your gonna blow out a building, make sure you actually hear and feel the effect of it. Walter in action!!!! the anderson monologue is awesome!! don't know why people are complaining about it. though the bad side about this is it was only 40mins compared to other episodes which consist of 52mins+. amazing stuff, can't wait for the next one!! |
| Hell, that song played during the middle of the episode was glorifying. Doo, doo, doo.... Nice episode. |
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IcecreamManwich said: I got only one word for this episode: EPIC Could've used more Alucard though. Also, what the hell was up with that intro? Why does Alucard dream about Bruce Willis... xD I am with you on the intro thing - it was pretty strange. Not really a fan of all the "comedy" portions of this series because they feel out of place and aren't really that funny. As for the rest of the episode, I think brutal is a good way to describe it. It was really fun to watch though - especially the whole Iscariot thing at the end. Anderson is completely crazy but that's what makes him great. Though it would have been nice if Alucard had made more of an apperance. |
| So many minutes wasted on that dude. I don't even remember him from the first few episodes. Appearing a few times doesn't mean that he must have a long goodbye scene. Overall, the episode was more interesting than the previous. Probably because of the lack of Alucard. Too bad they didn't focus on Walter, but thankfully Integra had some cool scenes. |
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| Yeah, this series could really only work as an OVA. Absolutely no punches were pulled here, it was a blood bath from beginning to end and it even managed to make me a bit uncomfortable. So many great scenes such as the mass slaughter with the Major gleefully eating dinner, Penworth's scenes, the car chase, and Anderson's battle at the end. This series is more than able to carry itself without Alucard. |
| "Yes, I have been deprived of emotion. But not completely. Whoever did it, botched the job." - Geralt of Rivia |
| Does Britain always let strange airships fly over its country without shooting them down? Anyway, does its job in the bloody carnage, badassery galore even if the whole concept here is ridiculous. |
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gswelcome said: Does Britain always let strange airships fly over its country without shooting them down? They had a fancy stealth technology. |
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| No matter how awesome you all think the whole things is, all I can think is to let the population down like that all these asshole are useless!!!! In Hellsing it is never about the protection of the innocent, but just about how great their organization is, nothing else don't matter. |
| Great episode but yes it required moar Alucard. Everything is better with moar Alucard. |
| nazi attack! XD car scene is awesome.. but anderson and iscariot is more awesome! XD |
| The beginning made me think it was a filler, LOL xD and I just don't want Walter to die b/c he's one of my faves D:> Chibi Integra is always adorable to look at <3 |
| Somehow I missed the baby-eating. I really admired Penwood. Good man. The Willis but was just... wut. These bits are so incredibly out-of-place. Alucard, get thy satanic arse back to shore. |
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| Damn Nazis destroying the whole city :/ Nazi+Vampire=Super strong LOL Alucard will kill them all.... Didn't expected that from priest Andersend,at least he done something good. |
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| LMFAO @ Bruce Willis movie references! Alexander Anderson, you sir are one crazy badass mofo! I am glad to share the same name with you :) Hmm, so the ship was just a bait to lure Alucard away from England as I expected. Surprised Integra didn't see through that. Also, a freaking baby was eaten in this episode!!! |
| Jesus, I think I came watching that battle of Iscariot and Millennium. |
| So much epic Norio in the end! Oh boy I just love when he appears! The episode was great the beginning started of pretty funny and well the development was just totally awesome! Well let's see what's next because this is getting ow so good! |
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| I missed Alucard in this episode,and Anderson helped Integra that's cool even tho i didn't expect that from him. |
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| This episode was fucking incredible! First we get that bat-shit crazy opening with "Willis", lol... Then we have that whole sequence where Millennium drops into Britain. There were some great character moments thereafter, and they end it with a bang. Some people missed Alucard, and sure, that's a bit of a bummer. However, this was actually my favorite episode of the series so far, just in terms of the pacing and the overall direction. Man, it was great! |
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| This episode blew my mind, I am lost for words EPICNESS!!!!!!!!!!! Integra laughing knowing that those damned vampires obviously do not know who they're messing with then Walter shows up and kicks their asses definitely a highlight for me from this episode as well as Iscariot showing up , I was just waiting for that AAAAAAAMEEEEEEEEENNNNN! Who would've thought such a word would be so epic when uttered by the one and only Alexander Anderson |
| I've learned something during this episode - Take Hellsing seriously and you'll probably enjoy it... take Hellsing Ultimate seriously and you'll end up wanting to jump off a cliff. |
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| the soundtrack seems to have been improved in this one cool cool |
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| Alucard was away so Alexander came to play. That was awesomely brutal O___O Goodbye Sir Penwood :( |
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