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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- OK, so there are definitely 3 factions, but no-one bothered to tell anyone in at least one faction who else is on their side. Glad that's all cleared up! ps why is there so little discussion on this show? weird |
| More and more characters appeared and we get to know them little by little. Auntie revealed something really interesting, we'll see how this goes... |
| All this exposition is really a drag. I'd like more things to happen rather than scenes of things being explained. |
| A bit too crammed up for the sake of speeding things up. Nevermind, here comes the sexy "auntie" / sword delivery service. 4/5 Nice appearance from Karen (the glasses street lamp shot). @Blackouting Because X isn't something popular nowadays. Back then (90s, early 2000s), it was THE Clamp work. And when Kawajiri was announced to helm a TV series, it was highly anticipated. In France, we waited less than 2 years to get it (as simple and "deluxe" sets). Yet, when it was dubbed and hit the afternoon (post-school) slot on the all new public service TV channel less than three years laters, nobody was even talking about it for its three runs. And nowadays, it's too late : people will immediately rally against its 2000s digital transition look. (Honestly, I think it was made very decently unlike most TV productions from 2001-2008 who had so many ugly drawings. Here, almost all close-ups are very good and only a few mid-range shots have slightly poorer drawings than the usual.) @FMmatron Great, now I'll always think about you every time some characters enter the ring... |
Rei_IIIDec 18, 2020 1:28 PM
 She crying as well. Its haunting. Music during the scene was also too haunting Damn this guy. Quite awesome wind user  |
 Without change,we end up becoming the very person we hate. I was dead until the moment I met you. I was a powerless corpse pretending to be alive. Living without power, without the ability to change my course, was bound to lead me to a slow death. |
| Also the ending, where his aunt seemingly dies from car explosion. |
Without change,we end up becoming the very person we hate. I was dead until the moment I met you. I was a powerless corpse pretending to be alive. Living without power, without the ability to change my course, was bound to lead me to a slow death. |
Reply to Rei_III
A bit too crammed up for the sake of speeding things up. Nevermind, here comes the sexy "auntie" / sword delivery service.
4/5 Nice appearance from Karen (the glasses street lamp shot).
@Blackouting Because X isn't something popular nowadays. Back then (90s, early 2000s), it was THE Clamp work. And when Kawajiri was announced to helm a TV series, it was highly anticipated. In France, we waited less than 2 years to get it (as simple and "deluxe" sets). Yet, when it was dubbed and hit the afternoon (post-school) slot on the all new public service TV channel less than three years laters, nobody was even talking about it for its three runs.
And nowadays, it's too late : people will immediately rally against its 2000s digital transition look. (Honestly, I think it was made very decently unlike most TV productions from 2001-2008 who had so many ugly drawings. Here, almost all close-ups are very good and only a few mid-range shots have slightly poorer drawings than the usual.)
@FMmatron Great, now I'll always think about you every time some characters enter the ring...
4/5 Nice appearance from Karen (the glasses street lamp shot).
@Blackouting Because X isn't something popular nowadays. Back then (90s, early 2000s), it was THE Clamp work. And when Kawajiri was announced to helm a TV series, it was highly anticipated. In France, we waited less than 2 years to get it (as simple and "deluxe" sets). Yet, when it was dubbed and hit the afternoon (post-school) slot on the all new public service TV channel less than three years laters, nobody was even talking about it for its three runs.
And nowadays, it's too late : people will immediately rally against its 2000s digital transition look. (Honestly, I think it was made very decently unlike most TV productions from 2001-2008 who had so many ugly drawings. Here, almost all close-ups are very good and only a few mid-range shots have slightly poorer drawings than the usual.)
@FMmatron Great, now I'll always think about you every time some characters enter the ring...
Rei_III said: @FMmatron Great, now I'll always think about you every time some characters enter the ring... What did u mean by this @Rei_III ? |
Without change,we end up becoming the very person we hate. I was dead until the moment I met you. I was a powerless corpse pretending to be alive. Living without power, without the ability to change my course, was bound to lead me to a slow death. |
| These four episodes are intriguing so far. |
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