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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- In Captain Harlock there was an episode with Bermuda triangle as well, and iirc Stonehenge was mentioned as alien creation too |
SerhiykoOct 6, 2013 2:47 AM
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| Felt a little compacted and rushed; I don't think this story fits well into the 22-minute format. Newser said: In Captain Harlock there was an episode with Bermuda triangle as well, and iirc Stonehenge was mentioned as alian creation too These were once common "modern supernatural" concepts for pulp fiction. They've been pretty played out for quite a while now. |
| Up to this point in the series, each episode had ended with everything returning back to normal. I'm left with an incredible cliffhanger that doesn't appear to be resolved. What happens after they meet the aliens? Is there a movie that covers this? Great episode, but that ending was ridiculous without some kind of closure. The next episode preview has some giant fork hitting a table and pretty much confirms there will be no follow up. This is pretty reminiscent to the ending of the Crystal Skulls. Oh yeah, "Aliens". |
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| In which Lupin tackles the Bermuda Triangle and Stonehenge. Another action adventure outing involving Lupin helping a new girl that easily could have been a full length film. This one definitely needed more time too, the ending was insanely rushed and had no real sense of closure. So the ending itself was a fairly direct Close Encounters of the Third Kind homage. First Superman, now aliens. XD |
| And they were all abducted by aliens...the end. |
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| Wait is that a submarine in disguise of a ship? What if Bermuda triangle is actually really bunch of pirates hiding in submarines? xD That ending, after this Lupin and gang are just bunch of clones xD |
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| Poor Lupin, being whipped like that. At least the man who killed the girl's father went up in flames together with his ship I guess. But the Stonehenge and aliens, huh. A pity it ended in a open way, without showing what came from that contact. |
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| Too bad the episode ended there. Sometimes the writers really created new characters or plots that could provide material for a longer arc. |
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