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Nov 5, 2020 9:10 PM
#101
Can't really blame Keiichi for getting mad at Shion for missing Rika's dance. Not gonna lie, seeing her dancing might be the only moment I have truly enjoyed from this adaptation so far. So... okay. Guess they just were twins after all. Some part of me was really wishing for it to be a personality disorder issue since I always find that kind of topics really intriguing but well. Overall, more eventful than previous episode. Seeing Keiichi getting knocked out by a fat-ass otaku sure was embarrassing but the intention of protecting Shion was there so I guess I should give him a bit of credit. |
Nov 5, 2020 9:19 PM
#102
Nov 5, 2020 10:10 PM
#103
Another really good episode, more Shion and Mion are always welcome. Even though I already know what's inside the shrine, pairing up the scene with the ED was hype as shit. I am really enjoying Gou so much more after watching the original, though I haven't finished Kai yet. If ya'll have time I suggest you do the same, or the manga and VN though I haven't got to those myself. |
Nov 5, 2020 10:11 PM
#104
Oh wow, so they were actually twins, i thought Mion was trying to trick everyone. Mion is slowly becoming the best girl, and i still wonder why she carries a real gun with her all the time yet nobody notices it? what I was actually hoping that they were the same person but after this episode, i'm glad that Mion isn't Shion! Shion had some of those "creepy face" moments, and that last scene... I think i already know where this is going, Shion is planning to kill Keiichi, and Mion probably knew about that so that's why she wanted to save him at that last moment, but he decided to stay... What a cliffhanger that was! And that nurse, she's way too creepy! Not surprised that she and the photographer died last time lmao |
Nov 5, 2020 10:22 PM
#105
I see some rivalry with the twins Nice episode overall can't wait for the next |
Nov 5, 2020 10:52 PM
#106
i kinda miss the super bolded lines of the cold answers mion and rena gave in the first episodes. this arc feels a bit more vanilla which is a bit weird. keiichi did good by giving mion the doll at the beginnng of it but i feel its all turning to shit because of him now. hes being played like a fiddle by this shion. i really hope it turns out different than the originals. i wanna see a divergent storyline. i want to see a happy mion. feel me? shion is atiny bit annoying. yes she may hve helpedkeiichi and deserved to be saved. but the way she forcibly sidelines mion makes me angry. not ok. lets toast to a happier mion towards these 2 episodes left in this arc. |
Nov 5, 2020 11:54 PM
#107
herrickluk said: random_weirdo said: Nah, those were actually omissions from the anime, but they're still in the source material :P The fact that "Shion" at the cafe is glaring daggers at Ooishi and later on we see Mion do the same is an indication that the one who saved Keiichi at the cafe is really Mion. In the scene in the shrine, you can even see Shion smiling normally while Mion is looking pissed. This was removed from the original anime due to time constraints, but it makes more sense with Mion's characterisation to be the one defending Keiichi like a true Hinamizawan and talking to happily about the resistance against the dam construction project. That means Mion is also the one telling Keiichi she wants him to protect her, which is a feeling that she felt she could not express in her own identity. This makes it a little sad when you realize that the one who received all the kindness Mion wanted was Shion. Remember in Meakashi, when Shion tells Mion whether she should try the flirting techniques with Keiichi? I think that's why she decided to call him and meet with him. But it could very well also be driven by jealousy, trying to live for a while what she wanted to have with Satoshi but never could. I'm guessing she will take a darker turn in the end of this. Oh that’s interesting indeed. Can you clarify which part you meant by “omitted from the anime?” Are you saying that contrary to OGS1, in Gou, it was Mion who actually saved Keiichi at the cafe, OR that it was Mion in both OG and Gou? Because in the OG I was pretty confident it was Shion, given that they meet with Mion directly after. I do think that you’re on to something with the glaring at the shrine. I assumed it was just the overall Sonozaki belief in innocence that made both Shion and Mion hate Ooishi, but I never considered it being Mion at both instances. It also would add credence to the reason there’s no Satoshi in this arc, since there’s no catalyst to trigger Shion’s psychosis. But if this is true, I wonder why it’s Mion’s turn since she got the doll from Keiichi so she doesn’t have a reason to go crazy... Interesting. As he said EVERYTHING this episode was from the VN, there's no differences. yes it was Mion who saved Keiichi and they made it obvious this episode (the glaring, the talking about the resistance, how could you miss that?), it was like that in the VN and they even mentioned it later so it's 100% true, if the old anime changed that then they simply fucked up. |
Nov 6, 2020 12:57 AM
#108
Shion becoming really friendly with Keichi. Well, it's indeed a gentleman of him to defend her from the creeps. funny, when Shion was a little upset when K1 wanted to watch Rika dance instead of coming with her. :D looking forward to next week! |
Nov 6, 2020 1:25 AM
#109
VelosBR said: ovy7 said: For some reason, Takano's design reminds me of Lambdadelta I guess witches do not age (someone might have said this already) Don't Takano and Beatrice share the same VA? No, it's Eva, not Beatrice. And I've found this just now because you made me look at Tanako's VA past works lol |
Nov 6, 2020 1:38 AM
#110
Tsukumo_Yuuma said: As he said EVERYTHING this episode was from the VN, there's no differences. yes it was Mion who saved Keiichi and they made it obvious this episode (the glaring, the talking about the resistance, how could you miss that?), it was like that in the VN and they even mentioned it later so it's 100% true, if the old anime changed that then they simply fucked up. If you read what I said, you'd understand. Ooishi was hated by most of the village, so it would make sense that Shion hated him as well to blend in, couple that with the fact the OG S1 clearly had Shion stand up for Keiichi at the cafe, it would follow suit that the assumption continues for Gou. Then, there's the obvious ambiguity with Shion/Mion constantly switching outfits and the arc purposefully doing so to confuse the viewer, with the added twist that this is not Watanagashi but Watadamashi, means it's perfectly natural to assume Mion was Shion and vice versa. Moreover, the glaring and talking about the resistance isn't indicative of anything for the reasons stated above. I swear, this is why people hate talking to VN ppl — they assume you know everything, when it was never the case in the anime, and then they claim you miss 'obvious' info when it can be interpreted totally different to an anime-only viewer. |
Nov 6, 2020 1:40 AM
#111
ovy7 said: VelosBR said: ovy7 said: For some reason, Takano's design reminds me of Lambdadelta I guess witches do not age (someone might have said this already) Don't Takano and Beatrice share the same VA? No, it's Eva, not Beatrice. And I've found this just now because you made me look at Tanako's VA past works lol Oh my bad, I had the feeling it was some lady from Umineko but choose the wrong one . In my defense I stopped watching the anime in order to read the manga lol. |
Nanachi's wisdom: "Watch the Monogatari Series following the Novel Order." |
Nov 6, 2020 1:54 AM
#112
herrickluk said: Bingo! I'm pretty outspoken about them too. Not all VN people are horrible, most are pretty decent guys. BUT there's that subset that are an all knowing experts on all matters. Next they'll be telling you how much better the VN is, they love that trick too. These episode threads are infested with a couple of really nasty ones.I swear, this is why people hate talking to VN ppl — they assume you know everything, when it was never the case in the anime, and then they claim you miss 'obvious' info when it can be interpreted totally different to an anime-only viewer. |
Nov 6, 2020 1:58 AM
#113
VelosBR said: ovy7 said: VelosBR said: ovy7 said: For some reason, Takano's design reminds me of Lambdadelta I guess witches do not age (someone might have said this already) Don't Takano and Beatrice share the same VA? No, it's Eva, not Beatrice. And I've found this just now because you made me look at Tanako's VA past works lol Oh my bad, I had the feeling it was some lady from Umineko but choose the wrong one . In my defense I stopped watching the anime in order to read the manga lol. <Very Good!!!> If you don't have the time to read the VN (or don't like VNs), then the manga is the go-to for Umineko. It's probably the best possible adaptation the VN can get, infinitely better than the non-existent anime. Hope you are reading it from the start and not from where you left in the anime, as the latter has a ton of mistakes. And, if you don't plan on playing the VN, you should still give a listen to the OST as it's Godlike. Here are some of my fav songs: Anyway, have fun while reading Umineko, don't stop thinking, and welcome to Rokkenjima! |
Nov 6, 2020 2:00 AM
#114
NoviSun said: Bingo! I'm pretty outspoken about them too. Not all VN people are horrible, most are pretty decent guys. BUT there's that subset that are an all knowing experts on all matters. Next they'll be telling you how much better the VN is, they love that trick too. These episode threads are infested with a couple of really nasty ones. +1 Glad to know I'm not the only one! |
Nov 6, 2020 2:11 AM
#115
herrickluk said: Tsukumo_Yuuma said: As he said EVERYTHING this episode was from the VN, there's no differences. yes it was Mion who saved Keiichi and they made it obvious this episode (the glaring, the talking about the resistance, how could you miss that?), it was like that in the VN and they even mentioned it later so it's 100% true, if the old anime changed that then they simply fucked up. If you read what I said, you'd understand. Ooishi was hated by most of the village, so it would make sense that Shion hated him as well to blend in, couple that with the fact the OG S1 clearly had Shion stand up for Keiichi at the cafe, it would follow suit that the assumption continues for Gou. Then, there's the obvious ambiguity with Shion/Mion constantly switching outfits and the arc purposefully doing so to confuse the viewer, with the added twist that this is not Watanagashi but Watadamashi, means it's perfectly natural to assume Mion was Shion and vice versa. Moreover, the glaring and talking about the resistance isn't indicative of anything for the reasons stated above. I swear, this is why people hate talking to VN ppl — they assume you know everything, when it was never the case in the anime, and then they claim you miss 'obvious' info when it can be interpreted totally different to an anime-only viewer. Looks like my "obvious" made you angry, sorry about that. But it really is obvious for me. I didn't watch the old anime (just watched Onikakushi and some of Meakashi, didn't like it) so i don't know what did they cut from the VN. I just thought that the people who watched the old anime and know the full story will know the same things i know (and from this discussion and the previous ones, looks like that's not the case). |
Tsukumo_YuumaNov 6, 2020 2:14 AM
Nov 6, 2020 2:19 AM
#116
Tsukumo_Yuuma said: Looks like my "obvious" made you angry, sorry about that. But it really is obvious for me. I didn't watch the old anime (just watched Onikakushi and some of Meakashi, didn't like it) So i just assumed that the people who watched the old anime and know the full story will know the same things i know (and from this discussion and the previous ones, looks like that's not the case). No harm done, don't worry! Though, I'd suggest next time to refrain from the 'obvious' stuff, especially if you haven't seen the OG anime fully, to avoid any misunderstanding. |
Nov 6, 2020 2:36 AM
#117
herrickluk said: NoviSun said: Bingo! I'm pretty outspoken about them too. Not all VN people are horrible, most are pretty decent guys. BUT there's that subset that are an all knowing experts on all matters. Next they'll be telling you how much better the VN is, they love that trick too. These episode threads are infested with a couple of really nasty ones. +1 Glad to know I'm not the only one! You should know that the one you agreeing with, last week, insulted me (kinda) because i told them that Mion was in middle school, they just kept saying MAL is right(x100) and when i presented proof from the VN and said anyone could edit MAL, they said "Strange how you didn’t fix MAL’s entry. . I try to keep my dog fed, to avoid problems like this." (i'm not 100% sure what did they mean by that but i *think* it's an insult? ) from my perspective, the old anime viewers are the ones ruining the anime for people, like here in MAL discussions you can't read 5 comments without spoilers (not hidden) in them, and if you said anything to them they would just say "it's sequel why are they here?" they make people drop this after insisting they can't watch this (i don't have a problem if that person will watch the old anime, but often they just drop the series and don't want to do anything with it because of the confusion) and now after what R07 said (the author) turned out to be true (the series can be watched by both old and new fans) they're complaining that there's nothing new and how is this a sequel if it'll just keep repeating everything again? (ofc i'm talking about some people not all) |
Nov 6, 2020 2:54 AM
#118
Nov 6, 2020 2:54 AM
#119
I don't think I heard any nipaas this episode sadly -0 But there is one omochikaeri~ -1 Nice episode overall. Good to see there is still a major difference between Mion and Shion appearance-wise. Also, interesting to see some people here surprised when they were 2 different people. It just gets more interesting... |
Nov 6, 2020 3:09 AM
#120
Tsukumo_Yuuma said: hahahahaha That dog is a bad one, always eating the homework. That's why I keep my dog fed. They're still in high school, hahahahaha herrickluk said: NoviSun said: Bingo! I'm pretty outspoken about them too. Not all VN people are horrible, most are pretty decent guys. BUT there's that subset that are an all knowing experts on all matters. Next they'll be telling you how much better the VN is, they love that trick too. These episode threads are infested with a couple of really nasty ones. +1 Glad to know I'm not the only one! You should know that the one you agreeing with, last week, insulted me (kinda) because i told them that Mion was in middle school, they just kept saying MAL is right(x100) and when i presented proof from the VN and said anyone could edit MAL, they said "Strange how you didn’t fix MAL’s entry. . I try to keep my dog fed, to avoid problems like this." (i'm not 100% sure what did they mean by that but i *think* it's an insult? ) from my perspective, the old anime viewers are the ones ruining the anime for people, like here in MAL discussions you can't read 5 comments without spoilers (not hidden) in them, and if you said anything to them they would just say "it's sequel why are they here?" they make people drop this after insisting they can't watch this (i don't have a problem if that person will watch the old anime, but often they just drop the series and don't want to do anything with it because of the confusion) and now after what R07 said (the author) turned out to be true (the series can be watched by both old and new fans) they're complaining that there's nothing new and how is this a sequel if it'll just keep repeating everything again? (ofc i'm talking about some people not all) |
Nov 6, 2020 3:11 AM
#121
NoviSun said: Tsukumo_Yuuma said: hahahahaha That dog is a bad one, always eating the homework. That's why I keep my dog fed. They're still in high school, hahahahaha herrickluk said: NoviSun said: Bingo! I'm pretty outspoken about them too. Not all VN people are horrible, most are pretty decent guys. BUT there's that subset that are an all knowing experts on all matters. Next they'll be telling you how much better the VN is, they love that trick too. These episode threads are infested with a couple of really nasty ones. +1 Glad to know I'm not the only one! You should know that the one you agreeing with, last week, insulted me (kinda) because i told them that Mion was in middle school, they just kept saying MAL is right(x100) and when i presented proof from the VN and said anyone could edit MAL, they said "Strange how you didn’t fix MAL’s entry. . I try to keep my dog fed, to avoid problems like this." (i'm not 100% sure what did they mean by that but i *think* it's an insult? ) from my perspective, the old anime viewers are the ones ruining the anime for people, like here in MAL discussions you can't read 5 comments without spoilers (not hidden) in them, and if you said anything to them they would just say "it's sequel why are they here?" they make people drop this after insisting they can't watch this (i don't have a problem if that person will watch the old anime, but often they just drop the series and don't want to do anything with it because of the confusion) and now after what R07 said (the author) turned out to be true (the series can be watched by both old and new fans) they're complaining that there's nothing new and how is this a sequel if it'll just keep repeating everything again? (ofc i'm talking about some people not all) Oh i got it know.... good joke..? (and you're still wrong but i'm not discussing that again) |
Nov 6, 2020 4:59 AM
#122
Shion best girl I have spoken |
Nov 6, 2020 5:04 AM
#123
Tsukumo_Yuuma said: herrickluk said: NoviSun said: Bingo! I'm pretty outspoken about them too. Not all VN people are horrible, most are pretty decent guys. BUT there's that subset that are an all knowing experts on all matters. Next they'll be telling you how much better the VN is, they love that trick too. These episode threads are infested with a couple of really nasty ones. +1 Glad to know I'm not the only one! You should know that the one you agreeing with, last week, insulted me (kinda) because i told them that Mion was in middle school, they just kept saying MAL is right(x100) and when i presented proof from the VN and said anyone could edit MAL, they said "Strange how you didn’t fix MAL’s entry. . I try to keep my dog fed, to avoid problems like this." (i'm not 100% sure what did they mean by that but i *think* it's an insult? ) from my perspective, the old anime viewers are the ones ruining the anime for people, like here in MAL discussions you can't read 5 comments without spoilers (not hidden) in them, and if you said anything to them they would just say "it's sequel why are they here?" they make people drop this after insisting they can't watch this (i don't have a problem if that person will watch the old anime, but often they just drop the series and don't want to do anything with it because of the confusion) and now after what R07 said (the author) turned out to be true (the series can be watched by both old and new fans) they're complaining that there's nothing new and how is this a sequel if it'll just keep repeating everything again? (ofc i'm talking about some people not all) I won't say anything about the discussion from last week concerning Mion's age, cause that was really silly & I honestly trust the VN more than MAL sooo... but I've noticed that you've been pretty harsh on the og anime fans from the very beginning and that doesn't sit right with me either. There was literally one(!) person in this discussion that complained about nothing new being shown, all the other old fans here didn't complain about that at all. Furthermore, recommending (which is what I've seen most people do instead of "forcing") newcomers to watch the old anime/read the VN or manga is not a bad thing at all. Most people complaining about Gou are actually newcomers, cause they think it's too predictable or boring or random/confusing, which is smth that's not true at all, if you know the VN or Deen adaption. I know there is some tension between the VN and og anime fans and you're completely right that the spoiler situation should've been handled way better from the beginning, but demonizing the Deen anime fans is just as bad as blaming everything on VN fans. And as I said, the most negative repsonses to this anime were from newcomers in my personal experience. I don't want to attack you by any means tho! You do have some valid points (like the spoiler situation), but I think you're kinda blaming the wrong group of people for"ruining the anime". That being said, NoviSun was really petty and mean to you, which is not okay. |
StormxNightmareNov 6, 2020 5:08 AM
There's no possible way you can steal my heart I want to drown in this sweet Melancholy |
Nov 6, 2020 6:38 AM
#124
As a MAL user with the Sonozakis in my fav characters since signup, I feel glad for them getting appreciated by the new gererations ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) |
Nov 6, 2020 6:51 AM
#125
StormxNightmare said: I won't say anything about the discussion from last week concerning Mion's age, cause that was really silly & I honestly trust the VN more than MAL sooo... but I've noticed that you've been pretty harsh on the og anime fans from the very beginning and that doesn't sit right with me either. There was literally one(!) person in this discussion that complained about nothing new being shown, all the other old fans here didn't complain about that at all. Furthermore, recommending (which is what I've seen most people do instead of "forcing") newcomers to watch the old anime/read the VN or manga is not a bad thing at all. Most people complaining about Gou are actually newcomers, cause they think it's too predictable or boring or random/confusing, which is smth that's not true at all, if you know the VN or Deen adaption. I know there is some tension between the VN and og anime fans and you're completely right that the spoiler situation should've been handled way better from the beginning, but demonizing the Deen anime fans is just as bad as blaming everything on VN fans. And as I said, the most negative repsonses to this anime were from newcomers in my personal experience. I don't want to attack you by any means tho! You do have some valid points (like the spoiler situation), but I think you're kinda blaming the wrong group of people for"ruining the anime". That being said, NoviSun was really petty and mean to you, which is not okay. Well yeah maybe i exaggerated a bit (because i'm really tired of talking to them i feel like a masochist torturing myself) but most VN readers i know like the new anime, and i didn't see any new fans complaining tbh (i don't read every comment here so maybe there's some idk), i even watch this anime with some of my friends who don't have the time to watch the old one or read the VN (we've college and stuff), and they're enjoying it very much. Through the episode discussions the only people i saw complaining that this anime won't be like deen's "masterpiece" are some old anime-only-s, i feel like the old anime gave them a wrong idea about the series or something because most of the complaints is that it feels weird or wrong, i really don't know but i don't have that feeling (the only feeling i have is that it's a little fast), tho there's a lot of them who doesn't spoil and understand the series very well (i think @ssjokg didn't read the VN and he always makes interesting comments/theories), so i'm not saying everyone is bad or anything, but that most of the annoying people i saw are old anime-only (ofc there's crazy VN people too, you'll find them on twitter). As i said in the other comment i don't have a problem with people going back to watch the old anime or read the VN, but often i see people dropping this because some anime fans make it seem like you CAN'T at all watch this, and many people doesn't have the time (i said several times we should just make it clear that it's better to go back to the old story but if you don't have the time just continue this, i just want more Higurashi fans lol). I think the best solution for the spoiler situation is if someone here made a separate discussion for the new people (anyone here not necessarily MAL mod or something). |
Tsukumo_YuumaNov 6, 2020 6:56 AM
Nov 6, 2020 7:06 AM
#126
Tsukumo_Yuuma said: Well yeah maybe i exaggerated a bit (because i'm really tired of talking to them i feel like a masochist torturing myself) but most VN readers i know like the new anime, and i didn't see any new fans complaining tbh (i don't read every comment here so maybe there's some idk), i even watch this anime with some of my friends who don't have the time to watch the old one or read the VN (we've college and stuff), and they're enjoying it very much. Through the episode discussions the only people i saw complaining that this anime won't be like deen's "masterpiece" are some old anime-only-s, i feel like the old anime gave them a wrong idea about the series or something because most of the complaints is that it feels weird or wrong, i really don't know but i don't have that feeling (the only feeling i have is that it's a little fast), tho there's a lot of them who doesn't spoil and understand the series very well (i think @ssjokg didn't read the VN and he always makes interesting comments/theories), so i'm not saying everyone is bad or anything, but that most of the annoying people i saw are old anime-only (ofc there's crazy VN people too, you'll find them on twitter). As i said in the other comment i don't have a problem with people going back to watch the old anime or read the VN, but often i see people dropping this because some anime fans make it seem like you CAN'T at all watch this, and many people doesn't have the time (i said several times we should just make it clear that it's better to go back to the old story but if you don't have the time just continue this, i just want more Higurashi fans lol). I think the best solution for the spoiler situation is if someone here made a separate discussion for the new people (anyone here not necessarily MAL mod or something). Okay, I can agree with everything you've said here :) Thanks for taking your time and replying, I understand your point of view way better now. I have to admit that I don't get to see many reactions outside of MAL (so I can't comment on twitter or rl friends, cause my friends aren't into anime haha), which is why I had the impression that newcomers are especially harsh on this series. |
StormxNightmareNov 6, 2020 7:14 AM
There's no possible way you can steal my heart I want to drown in this sweet Melancholy |
Nov 6, 2020 7:24 AM
#127
Adding to the discussion. I'm an old anime watcher, currently at Watanagashi at the VN, and I'm enjoying Gou. I wish I was way ahead on the VN, so I get all the references. Especially this one, which is confusing as hell in the Mion/Shion aspect, considering I'm reading and watching 2 different arcs at the same time in the same scenario, my mind is blowing. Gou had the potential to become much better than Deen's adaptation, some parts were a lot better, and I was really hyped until ep3, but that ep4 fight was awful. I'm not saying the hallucination itself, it started really good until Rena hits the head, but ended up on a bunch of repeated frames and unrealistic fightback that makes you question in an instant. I mean, the TV meta world was hint enough. When I've read (Is this japanese? I can't fucking read japanese!) seen the manga, I thought "THIS is what I wanted it to be like in the anime". Now I'm traumatized, I feel that every murder scene will be as awfully done as that one. Censorship sucks anyways, japanese doesn't seem to know what is content rating, but I'm talking about quality here. If I could read japanese and it was released at the same pace, I'd certainly read Gou's manga instead. I'll still see it, even though I can't read it. Even Rena's post uso da dialogue approach was done a lot better. The way she holds his face and stares him. Even the fear/paranoia is a lot more noticeable in the overall. You can barely notice when Keiichi is frightened in any anime scene. |
rafaelfserafimNov 6, 2020 8:12 AM
Nov 6, 2020 7:51 AM
#128
This one was alright. First half of the episode was nice but definitely pretty weak compared to the second half, which not only has a pretty neat cliffhanger, but the tensions are just done really well there. It's neat to point out the differences in this run-through of the Shion arc compared to the original, but I'm looking forward to next week's episode for sure! |
Nov 6, 2020 10:24 AM
#129
Tsukumo_Yuuma said: (i think @ssjokg didn't read the VN and he always makes interesting comments/theories) That's probably because I have read the VN of Umineko, and while the story is different there are many similarities. So story wise I dont really have an issue with Gou. Then again I think of myself as a pretty open minded person for stuff like this so Umineko's VN may be irrelevant. I can tell you tho that I wish that half of Rei, all of Kira, Outbreak and Umineko anime were just a fever dream. In Gou, production wise, some stuff irk me but they are very minor, like Ooishi's design,which I have to admit was a lot better in this episode, compared to his previous appearances. |
Nov 6, 2020 11:10 AM
#130
This was a more lighthearted episode than i was originally expecting but, we still got to see some foreshadowings of the shit that will happen later. Dude, i really wonder what will be the outcome of this arc, the 2nd half of this episode was more similar to the 1st season but the differences in the overall development of this new season really keeps me entertained and looking forward to what will happen next and what will be different, i love that. Now the torture tools storage is up next, Watanagashi is up and running again, who will die, who will disappear, lets get the madness rolling! |
Nov 6, 2020 11:49 AM
#131
New stuff, every episode has new stuff. Quite spooky to be honest |
Nov 6, 2020 1:03 PM
#133
Glad to see more scenes from the VN! As two people were affected by the syndrome in the previous arc, could we expect the same here? Maybe both Shion and Mion will be affected? Shion appears to be somewhat affected, even after Rika tried to fix who got the doll. It's hard to tell at this point - and that's what I love about this season, lol! |
Nov 6, 2020 1:16 PM
#134
Ok episode. It basically played out exactly the same as the DEEN adaptation. I hope that Passione doesn't try to squeeze this arc into 4 episodes like DEEN did. |
Nov 6, 2020 2:09 PM
#135
Well, what can I say, was waiting for that head tilt ._. Overall pretty good episode for what it was, liked it a lot more than the previous one. However as the episodes go by, the overusage of the "half-face" shots is starting to get jarring. I never really understood what they're supposed to convey for real, feels more like the basic shonen standard these days ("just to be X"), and man they're really using them too much. Also had a problem with Shion's voice for most of the episode. Until she met with Mion, the voice came off... weird, sounded kinda forced or something, can't really put my finger on it, just felt a bit off. In the scene with Mion & K1 tho, it felt a lot more natural. Wish there were more new content in this, as it is I'm starting to wish again they'd animate some completely new chapters from the PS versions or something. Hope they'd soon get into bussiness with this :s ovy7 said: Good choices. The Umineko OST sure was something, totally blew my expectations (not saying Higurashi had bad ost or anything but... yeah.)You should still give a listen to the OST as it's Godlike. Here are some of my fav songs: Anyway, have fun while reading Umineko, don't stop thinking, and welcome to Rokkenjima! I'll forever remember the moment in the first chapter, during the 1st twilight Battler found out the shed and the GoldenSlaughterer started playing. If not before, that definitely was the moment Umineko was sold to me. Still 3 chapters left, but so far the 1st one probably stays my favorite. Byniavo said: Pretty sure Passione is going to do exactly that. One guy was also showing some CD episode info somewhere around here, and guess that half-proves it out too.Ok episode. It basically played out exactly the same as the DEEN adaptation. I hope that Passione doesn't try to squeeze this arc into 4 episodes like DEEN did. |
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Nov 6, 2020 3:08 PM
#136
herrickluk said: random_weirdo said: Nah, those were actually omissions from the anime, but they're still in the source material :P The fact that "Shion" at the cafe is glaring daggers at Ooishi and later on we see Mion do the same is an indication that the one who saved Keiichi at the cafe is really Mion. In the scene in the shrine, you can even see Shion smiling normally while Mion is looking pissed. This was removed from the original anime due to time constraints, but it makes more sense with Mion's characterisation to be the one defending Keiichi like a true Hinamizawan and talking to happily about the resistance against the dam construction project. That means Mion is also the one telling Keiichi she wants him to protect her, which is a feeling that she felt she could not express in her own identity. This makes it a little sad when you realize that the one who received all the kindness Mion wanted was Shion. Remember in Meakashi, when Shion tells Mion whether she should try the flirting techniques with Keiichi? I think that's why she decided to call him and meet with him. But it could very well also be driven by jealousy, trying to live for a while what she wanted to have with Satoshi but never could. I'm guessing she will take a darker turn in the end of this. Oh that’s interesting indeed. Can you clarify which part you meant by “omitted from the anime?” Are you saying that contrary to OGS1, in Gou, it was Mion who actually saved Keiichi at the cafe, OR that it was Mion in both OG and Gou? Because in the OG I was pretty confident it was Shion, given that they meet with Mion directly after. I do think that you’re on to something with the glaring at the shrine. I assumed it was just the overall Sonozaki belief in innocence that made both Shion and Mion hate Ooishi, but I never considered it being Mion at both instances. It also would add credence to the reason there’s no Satoshi in this arc, since there’s no catalyst to trigger Shion’s psychosis. But if this is true, I wonder why it’s Mion’s turn since she got the doll from Keiichi so she doesn’t have a reason to go crazy... Interesting. Sorry, maybe I should have made it clearer. I mean that in the OG Visual Novel and in Gou, the one who saves Keiichi from the thugs is Mion disguised as Shion. You are correct about the OG anime: there, it's real Shion who saves Keiichi and some minutes later they meet Mion by the toy store. That detail about Shion asking for the doll was also in the VN but not in the anime. Mion really believes in the Sonozaki's innocence, but Shion doesn't, at least not in this arc and Meakashi. That's the reason she goes on a killing spree: she thinks the Three Great Families, especially the Sonozakis, killed Satoshi and are going to make her disappear. So maybe in other arcs she hates Ooishi too, but in this arc and Meakashi she believes the Sonozakis are guilty... In Meakashi there was even a scene where they worked together to solve Satoshi's disappearance but didn't come up with anything. So that's why I think the glare reveals that the "Shion" that saves Keiichi from the thugs is really Mion. I'm very interested at the lack of Satoshi in this arc. I'm wondering if they're saving him for a big reveal, or if he's out of the equation. If it's the latter, then maybe the reason is that Shion resents her family for making her go to St. Lucia? I guess we'll have to see how it turns out. |
Nov 6, 2020 3:18 PM
#137
ssjokg said: random_weirdo said: ssjokg said: random_weirdo said: ssjokg said: random_weirdo said: ssjokg said: I dont know who is responsible, the translators or the editor but whoever is I hope they get fired. What the fuck are those translations? Why change the way the characters talk? Sometimes they oversimplify it down to one word that is slightly similar to what was said, other times they add shit in their lines and sometimes the translation has nothing to do with what was said or the context itself. And this is a mystery series. If sol scenes suffer that much I don't want to imagine what will happen if clues lie in what the characters say but our geniuses decide to word it however they want. People pay for this shit. Can you give any examples? I know a good two words in Japanese, so I didn't notice anything. Satoko when she was calling Keichi and Mion. Mion saying "I don't know" as a response to Shion's teasing became "okay okay okay" which doesn't really follow up. Keichi's line about the food stalls makes him appear even harsher towards Mion. Those I can remember right now. Also back in ep2 when Ooishi was talking about the murder of the woman they messed up who had custody of the kid. Now that you talk about it yes, I found it weird for Mion to be saying "okay okay okay", like what does that even have to do with anything? But I put it down to Mion's brain being jelly and not being able to say something coherent. I also remember in the trailer there was a pretty bad one. When Keiichi is supposed to say "Whoever is reading this, please find the truth", the subs say "You're the one who invited this, please find the truth". They also said "Hanamizawa" instead of "Hinamizawa". The trailer may have tricked us to think it was a remake, but at least it presented the subs as they would really be in the series hahaha. Oh I forgot about that one. Subs aside I wonder if we will see that iconic letter scene in another arc. If this is only one season long, then I don't think we will. Unless this (or a future arc) is actually Onikakushi and it ends like that. Because it does seem strange that they would add a scene to the trailer that won't appear in the story. It is supposed to take a break in ep 13 or 14 so maybe then. It doesn't have to b Onikakushi. In OG tye first question arc ended with a challenge /request. What if now it happens with the end of all question arcs? That would be very similar to the question arcs in the VNs... at the end of Himatsubushi, after Ooishi and Akasaka talk about Rika's death and the Great Hinamizawa Disaster, they write a book about the mysteries of Hinamizawa. The last lines of the books were exactly the same of that letter. So who's to say that they won't take only that part from Onikakushi and integrate it to the end of the question arcs? I would love that because it's one of the most iconic scenes of the series, along with the ten previous minutes. |
Nov 6, 2020 3:23 PM
#138
Alright. So, finally, we get to hear Miyo Takano be named onscreen. When Miyo said that she was going to give Keiichi the biggest needle she had, that reminded me of Keichi's death scene in Onidamashi-hen. But the thing is, Miyo Takano can't ppossibly remember that... right? Wait a minute. What if the reason why everything is going wrong in Gou is because both Rika AND Miyo Takano retain their memories of previous timelines? In fact, maybe this was the doing of Lamdadelta: She gave her avatar a better chance against the avatar of her rival. So far, things seem to be following Wataganashi-hen, although I'm getting suspicious vibes from both Mion and Shion. Now, it seems like something happened to awaken the demon in Shion, somehow. But, at the same time, I've got an odd feeling that Mion also has Hinamizawa Syndrome. She seemed to be quite angry at her sister's behavior. That "cream scene"... Ugh. That made me uncomfortable. You know, I really don't get why Rika doesn't just go full on Matsuribayashi-hen in order to fix things. Is there something stopping her? |
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Nov 6, 2020 3:42 PM
#139
Tsukumo_Yuuma said: StormxNightmare said: I won't say anything about the discussion from last week concerning Mion's age, cause that was really silly & I honestly trust the VN more than MAL sooo... but I've noticed that you've been pretty harsh on the og anime fans from the very beginning and that doesn't sit right with me either. There was literally one(!) person in this discussion that complained about nothing new being shown, all the other old fans here didn't complain about that at all. Furthermore, recommending (which is what I've seen most people do instead of "forcing") newcomers to watch the old anime/read the VN or manga is not a bad thing at all. Most people complaining about Gou are actually newcomers, cause they think it's too predictable or boring or random/confusing, which is smth that's not true at all, if you know the VN or Deen adaption. I know there is some tension between the VN and og anime fans and you're completely right that the spoiler situation should've been handled way better from the beginning, but demonizing the Deen anime fans is just as bad as blaming everything on VN fans. And as I said, the most negative repsonses to this anime were from newcomers in my personal experience. I don't want to attack you by any means tho! You do have some valid points (like the spoiler situation), but I think you're kinda blaming the wrong group of people for"ruining the anime". That being said, NoviSun was really petty and mean to you, which is not okay. Well yeah maybe i exaggerated a bit (because i'm really tired of talking to them i feel like a masochist torturing myself) but most VN readers i know like the new anime, and i didn't see any new fans complaining tbh (i don't read every comment here so maybe there's some idk), i even watch this anime with some of my friends who don't have the time to watch the old one or read the VN (we've college and stuff), and they're enjoying it very much. Through the episode discussions the only people i saw complaining that this anime won't be like deen's "masterpiece" are some old anime-only-s, i feel like the old anime gave them a wrong idea about the series or something because most of the complaints is that it feels weird or wrong, i really don't know but i don't have that feeling (the only feeling i have is that it's a little fast), tho there's a lot of them who doesn't spoil and understand the series very well (i think @ssjokg didn't read the VN and he always makes interesting comments/theories), so i'm not saying everyone is bad or anything, but that most of the annoying people i saw are old anime-only (ofc there's crazy VN people too, you'll find them on twitter). As i said in the other comment i don't have a problem with people going back to watch the old anime or read the VN, but often i see people dropping this because some anime fans make it seem like you CAN'T at all watch this, and many people doesn't have the time (i said several times we should just make it clear that it's better to go back to the old story but if you don't have the time just continue this, i just want more Higurashi fans lol). I think the best solution for the spoiler situation is if someone here made a separate discussion for the new people (anyone here not necessarily MAL mod or something). I vouch for @StormxNightmare - at least in this arc, most people whom I've seen complaining about the anime are newcomers, saying this is "boring" and "vanilla". Not all of them, but a good part. In Onidamashi it was definitely Deen anime fans (I myself have some issues with that arc, but I liked it overall), but I guess they have dropped the anime because atm I've seen more newcomer complaints than anything. Re: your last paragraph, a user proposed doing a separate discussion for new fans and old fans (here if you want to see it: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1872601), although the proposal was for mods to create those separate discussions. But I like what you say about a regular user making a separate discussion for old timers. Maybe we should do it! I don't think everyone will sign up to it, but at least we'll contribute to reducing the amount of spoilers floating around. |
Nov 6, 2020 3:49 PM
#140
ovy7 said: VelosBR said: ovy7 said: VelosBR said: ovy7 said: For some reason, Takano's design reminds me of Lambdadelta I guess witches do not age (someone might have said this already) Don't Takano and Beatrice share the same VA? No, it's Eva, not Beatrice. And I've found this just now because you made me look at Tanako's VA past works lol Oh my bad, I had the feeling it was some lady from Umineko but choose the wrong one . In my defense I stopped watching the anime in order to read the manga lol. <Very Good!!!> If you don't have the time to read the VN (or don't like VNs), then the manga is the go-to for Umineko. It's probably the best possible adaptation the VN can get, infinitely better than the non-existent anime. Hope you are reading it from the start and not from where you left in the anime, as the latter has a ton of mistakes. And, if you don't plan on playing the VN, you should still give a listen to the OST as it's Godlike. Here are some of my fav songs: Anyway, have fun while reading Umineko, don't stop thinking, and welcome to Rokkenjima! That's exactly the reason I picked up the manga lol. Yes sir! Picked it from the start. I'm reading episode 2 right now and from the 3 episodes I saw from the anime I can tell the pacing is much stronger in the manga, and not forgetting the brutal violent scenes, such an amazing artwork. Ah yes, some bangers to make me scared of seagulls and remote islands, just like I'm scared of cicadas and remote japanese villages, well, I never enjoyed going to beach so much... :) Thank you!! |
Nanachi's wisdom: "Watch the Monogatari Series following the Novel Order." |
Nov 6, 2020 3:53 PM
#141
DCEmperor said: Alright. So, finally, we get to hear Miyo Takano be named onscreen. When Miyo said that she was going to give Keiichi the biggest needle she had, that reminded me of Keichi's death scene in Onidamashi-hen. But the thing is, Miyo Takano can't ppossibly remember that... right? Wait a minute. What if the reason why everything is going wrong in Gou is because both Rika AND Miyo Takano retain their memories of previous timelines? In fact, maybe this was the doing of Lamdadelta: She gave her avatar a better chance against the avatar of her rival. I hadn't thought about this and it's a very interesting theory! The only thing that doesn't fit is that there wasn't any disaster in the end, so I'm not sure if this is helping Takano in any way toward her goal. But that aside, it's a cool idea and it would make Takano so much more dangerous! DCEmperor said: You know, I really don't get why Rika doesn't just go full on Matsuribayashi-hen in order to fix things. Is there something stopping her? That has been my biggest question about this series. If there were nothing stopping her, it would make her seem pretty stupid because she already worked toward her perfect world, so she knows what she needs to do. Maybe I can explain Onidamashi because she was caught by surprise, but in this arc she should be trying harder. She suggested Keiichi to give the doll to Mion, but given that Tomitake and Takano are still trying to enter the ritual storehouse, it seems she didn't show it to them in advance. This is the main problem of doing a sequel that can still be enjoyed by newcomers: to get the paranoia and madness of the original, they have to make Rika do nothing, take incorrect actions or do token acts that are not enough. I hope there's a good explanation for this, because if there isn't they will be neutering their own main character pretty badly. |
Nov 6, 2020 3:54 PM
#142
why buy a creepy porcelain doll if they can buy a magic key of cardcaptor sakura? LOL (i have a tattoo of this design ^^) |
Nov 6, 2020 4:57 PM
#143
random_weirdo said: In Onidamashi it was definitely Deen anime fans (I myself have some issues with that arc, but I liked it overall), but I guess they have dropped the anime because atm I've seen more newcomer complaints than anything. Huh? I'm a DEEN anime fan myself, and I haven't played the visual novel, but I thought Onidamashi-hen was fine and I haven't dropped the show. random_weirdo said: I hadn't thought about this and it's a very interesting theory! The only thing that doesn't fit is that there wasn't any disaster in the end, so I'm not sure if this is helping Takano in any way toward her goal. But that aside, it's a cool idea and it would make Takano so much more dangerous! Well, the thing is, the Great Hinamizawa Disaster can only happen in timelines where Rika gets disembowled by Miyo Takano. For example, in Meakashi-hen/Wataganashi-hen, where Rika just stabbed herself instead, the Great Hinamizawa Disaster didn't occur. So, in Onidamashi-hen, where Rika was stabbed to death rather than being disembowled, the Great Hinamizawa Disaster could not occur. But yeah, Miyo Takano being able to remember the events of previous timelines would really make things difficult for Rika. Also, my personal theory about Rika going nuts in Onidamashi-hen without any apparent trigger for Hinamizawa Syndrome is that Miyo Takano told her something that made her go nuts like in Tsumihoroboshi-hen. random_weirdo said: That has been my biggest question about this series. If there were nothing stopping her, it would make her seem pretty stupid because she already worked toward her perfect world, so she knows what she needs to do. Maybe I can explain Onidamashi because she was caught by surprise, but in this arc she should be trying harder. She suggested Keiichi to give the doll to Mion, but given that Tomitake and Takano are still trying to enter the ritual storehouse, it seems she didn't show it to them in advance. This is the main problem of doing a sequel that can still be enjoyed by newcomers: to get the paranoia and madness of the original, they have to make Rika do nothing, take incorrect actions or do token acts that are not enough. I hope there's a good explanation for this, because if there isn't they will be neutering their own main character pretty badly. Well, maybe, Rika didn't want to show Miyo and Tomitake the storehouse in advance because she knew Takano would kill her? And maybe she didn't show Shion the storehouse because she assumed that Shion was safe from Hinamizawa Syndrome. Byniavo said: Ok episode. It basically played out exactly the same as the DEEN adaptation. I don't know about that. I'm getting bad vibes from both Mion and Shion here, which didn't happen in DEEN Watanagashi-hen from what I recall. ItzElite said: I see some rivalry with the twins Oh, you have no idea. Valandis said: As two people were affected by the syndrome in the previous arc, could we expect the same here? Maybe both Shion and Mion will be affected? Shion appears to be somewhat affected, even after Rika tried to fix who got the doll. It's hard to tell at this point - and that's what I love about this season, lol! I think both Mion and Shion are affected too. |
Nov 6, 2020 5:03 PM
#144
random_weirdo said: Sorry, maybe I should have made it clearer. I mean that in the OG Visual Novel and in Gou, the one who saves Keiichi from the thugs is Mion disguised as Shion. You are correct about the OG anime: there, it's real Shion who saves Keiichi and some minutes later they meet Mion by the toy store. That detail about Shion asking for the doll was also in the VN but not in the anime. Mion really believes in the Sonozaki's innocence, but Shion doesn't, at least not in this arc and Meakashi. That's the reason she goes on a killing spree: she thinks the Three Great Families, especially the Sonozakis, killed Satoshi and are going to make her disappear. So maybe in other arcs she hates Ooishi too, but in this arc and Meakashi she believes the Sonozakis are guilty... In Meakashi there was even a scene where they worked together to solve Satoshi's disappearance but didn't come up with anything. So that's why I think the glare reveals that the "Shion" that saves Keiichi from the thugs is really Mion. I'm very interested at the lack of Satoshi in this arc. I'm wondering if they're saving him for a big reveal, or if he's out of the equation. If it's the latter, then maybe the reason is that Shion resents her family for making her go to St. Lucia? I guess we'll have to see how it turns out. Thanks for the detailed explanation! If the one thing we can guarantee is that Gou likes to follow the OG S1 but add a twist to each arc, then what the glare hints at, would definitely fit. |
Nov 6, 2020 5:24 PM
#145
DCEmperor said: random_weirdo said: In Onidamashi it was definitely Deen anime fans (I myself have some issues with that arc, but I liked it overall), but I guess they have dropped the anime because atm I've seen more newcomer complaints than anything. Huh? I'm a DEEN anime fan myself, and I haven't played the visual novel, but I thought Onidamashi-hen was fine and I haven't dropped the show. We were talking about those who complained about each arc mostly... of course they were many Deen fans who liked/loved it! But from my personal experience, out of the group of complainers (different from people who have some criticism, for example I've liked the anime in general but have some things I've disliked too), most were old anime fans, be it anime-only or people who had watched the anime and read the VNs too. However, I tried not to be absolute because I know not all Deen fans are like that. Mind you, I've also seen newcomers and VN/manga fans complaining, so it's not like there's only one group doing that. DCEmperor said: random_weirdo said: I hadn't thought about this and it's a very interesting theory! The only thing that doesn't fit is that there wasn't any disaster in the end, so I'm not sure if this is helping Takano in any way toward her goal. But that aside, it's a cool idea and it would make Takano so much more dangerous! Well, the thing is, the Great Hinamizawa Disaster can only happen in timelines where Rika gets disembowled by Miyo Takano. For example, in Meakashi-hen/Wataganashi-hen, where Rika just stabbed herself instead, the Great Hinamizawa Disaster didn't occur. So, in Onidamashi-hen, where Rika was stabbed to death rather than being disembowled, the Great Hinamizawa Disaster could not occur. But yeah, Miyo Takano being able to remember the events of previous timelines would really make things difficult for Rika. Also, my personal theory about Rika going nuts in Onidamashi-hen without any apparent trigger for Hinamizawa Syndrome is that Miyo Takano told her something that made her go nuts like in Tsumihoroboshi-hen. That's true, but I was thinking that if Takano remembered everything, she would have beaten the obstacles preventing her from killing Rika. Possibly killing Shion/Mion because she remembers that in one world a twin got to Rika before her? I guess we'll need to keep an eye out for the twins' fates this arc. For the last part, can you please clarify what you mean? I remember Rena going nuts in Tsumihoroboshi for reading Takano's scrapbooks, but not Rika. DCEmperor said: random_weirdo said: That has been my biggest question about this series. If there were nothing stopping her, it would make her seem pretty stupid because she already worked toward her perfect world, so she knows what she needs to do. Maybe I can explain Onidamashi because she was caught by surprise, but in this arc she should be trying harder. She suggested Keiichi to give the doll to Mion, but given that Tomitake and Takano are still trying to enter the ritual storehouse, it seems she didn't show it to them in advance. This is the main problem of doing a sequel that can still be enjoyed by newcomers: to get the paranoia and madness of the original, they have to make Rika do nothing, take incorrect actions or do token acts that are not enough. I hope there's a good explanation for this, because if there isn't they will be neutering their own main character pretty badly. Well, maybe, Rika didn't want to show Miyo and Tomitake the storehouse in advance because she knew Takano would kill her? And maybe she didn't show Shion the storehouse because she assumed that Shion was safe from Hinamizawa Syndrome. But if she knows Takano is out to kill her, then that's all the more reason to show it to her. Because it would at least make Takano a little friendlier with her, so she wouldn't suspect Rika working behind her back. Either way, more than showing her the storehouse, what she should have done is repeat her actions from Matsuribayashi. Or maybe she's waiting for Akasaka to arrive? Either way, I'm guessing we will get a good explanation later on. As for Shion, I agree with you. As Keiichi gave Mion the doll, she thought there was no danger there. I'm interested to see what will be the trigger this time, and though I don't know how this would happen, I'm also prepared for Mion to be the culprit this time. |
Nov 6, 2020 5:26 PM
#146
Was a bit slow this week but it turned creepy at the end. As far as we are concerned the biggest change is still about who got the doll so I wonder how things play out next. |
Nov 6, 2020 6:12 PM
#147
Not so relevant - and quite obvious. Since the way this arc will derail, she'll appear again soon enough. Granny Oryou leading the Dam Protests in a flashback |
Nov 6, 2020 7:42 PM
#148
random_weirdo said: For the last part, can you please clarify what you mean? I remember Rena going nuts in Tsumihoroboshi for reading Takano's scrapbooks, but not Rika. Sorry, I meant to say Rena, not Rika. Oh right, that guy. Maybe we'll see him again. random_weirdo said: Either way, more than showing her the storehouse, what she should have done is repeat her actions from Matsuribayashi. Yep. I just can't wait to see Matsuribayashi-hen 2.0. |
Nov 7, 2020 12:40 AM
#149
Last week's episode was boring for me. But boring as in... the start of a new arc, several moments of deja vu from the old show, and overall a classic weak character introduction. But all redeemed in this episode, the otaku stuff was painful but the rest of the episode was interesting, and stuff will happen next week. Let's just hope it's not like Rena stabbing scene. |
"Manga readers are annoying, all they do is complain or spoil the anime we discuss in an anime forum. They should really do their whining at manga forums." Stolen from Janethan23. Add in visual novel readers too |
Nov 7, 2020 2:06 AM
#150
The otaku stuff was the only good part of the episode. |
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