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| I wanted more of an afterwards but overall it was good |
| Lol that english song was so out of place when she kissed him |
| Even when I was in crowd, I was always alone |
| The battle was actually... too long maybe? I would have liked for him to have had time to confront hanabi, but i guess after getting a conclusive Mashu x Kimiwaro that wouldn't happen. The ending was okay but it just didn't feel right. It was pretty unfulfilling. |
| I agree with rooma4hell, there reallly should be an OVA or sumthin . Too many things that could still be explaine din further detail, but i still loved the episode. Fav char will hae to be masakaki though, cuz o the way his makes moneymaking sounds every time he steps, anyone else notice that? xD |
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| I just finished this series, I watched both episode 10 and 11 like I did with AnoHana. I'll start off by pro-claiming that I really like both the OP and ED for this series and I do like the animation went it does look good but sometimes it looks messed up with the eyes being drawn badly at times. ;) It looked like Jennifer actually died in the financial district because her body was pretty much cut in half but you can't kill someone in there apart from destroying their "future". Hence, I'm glad that the cute and sexy chick survived and shed tears of happiness in the end. :rolleyes:  I wonder what "[C]" really meant.....tbh, I didn't really get it. That's what I think was disappointing about this series is that the core plot is somewhat simple but what surrounds it is a disappointing mess, not making much sense and all. AnoHana had a simple core plot but was executed very well, with good character development and basic stuff like that. I'm a little confused as to why he didn't call out to "Hana-bi" or was that not really her because he stopped in mid-sentence when trying to say something to her. Also, the random family that came out of Hana-bi's house: -  Does this mean that the present was restored but in a way that the old present that Kimimaro was from is different. Could it be because of all the future coming back from the ppl who lost duels earlier on in the financial district. I'm confused about this ending, I've read in other forums that Kimimaro can't interact with people anymore because he has no future per say or something like that.....apparently he doesn't exist anymore. :blink: At first, I just thought everything went back to being normal but these differing opinions have made me unsure. I wouldn't mind a second season but that seems like wishful thinking....I would like some of my questions to be answered though. ;) I'm rating this series a 7.5/10 rating, I'm actually being generous too, I was thinking of giving it a 6 to 7/10 whilst watching the last episode. |
| Okay.... because of ending downrated from 8/10 to 7/10 sorry. I'll be honest though, yeah, it's because I didn't understand shit from this episode, yen drops,midas money suddenly becomes visible to everyone... disappears, half midas half regular bills, oeh look everything is nice colours breaking down but oh PSYCHE, Financial district just still around blabla future talk blabla w/e happened to Hanabi/Mikuni !? |
| it was confusing but still gets a 9/10, is kimimaro a ghost or what? instead of all of that rambling at the part in the end masakaki could of at least explained that |
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Dusk252 said: The higher power appeared but got no explanation as to its origin or intentions. He seemed like some sort of strange god who supports the meta-ethical relativism xD Although what he said kinda describes what happened (both Kimimaro and Mikuni were fighting for what they valued, the former just happened to win), generalizing such a position is quite ironic (and out of place) for a "higher power". Moreover, the purpose of the Financial District is also one of the most half-assed ones I've seen. It exists to make the world better. Yeah, right, things were certainly better in the end but they wouldn't have been that bad in the first place, wasn't it for the FD. So I guess the short answer is: the Financial District just exists. It's there, accept it. And I'm not happy with such an answer. I think the purpose of the financial district and the higher powers intention are possibly the completion of the world, since after Kimimaro returned the future the higher power told him the world is close to completion. It is rather vauge but it could be used as ground work along with some of the holes of C for a second season but i just get the feeling they dont intend for a second season but i hope i am wrong. Btw some people are hating on the ending way to much yes there were some unanswered questions but there were also answers as well so its not like they did not give us any answers. I will say it would be nice for a 2nd season i just feel there is still more of a story to tell unlike with mahou shoujo madoka magica which i did feel was done and should stay done, C without a doubt has a second season in it The last episode was good it kept me focused locked on it and intrested all the way through i rewatched it a few times after because i liked it so much (also looking for answers to the unaswered, but could not find them.) If they are to leave C alone after this, then yes it need a longer epilogue but i would still give C an 8+ for a score it was all throughout a very good anime it just has some flaws but not enough to ruin it for me. Btw the people scoring it 6's or lower thats just retarded only trash or boring as hell crap deserves that. Even scoring this as a 7 is pushing it. To me anything below 6.5 i wont even look at, 7 to me is an average anime and to me C is not an average anime and worth a 8+ |
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| This show had much more potential, it started off well then went downhill. Personally, I think it needed much more explanation since I still can't grasp it's concept completely. Masakaki was probably the only thing entertaining about it~ |
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| This episode definitely wasn't as good as the amazing 8th, 9th or 10th episode but I guess it was okay, passable as an ending. 8/10 for this anime, I thought it was awesome. I really enjoyed the battles, they were great and very fun to watch. Especially episode 10's battle, that was just... wow. |
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| nothing was answered in the end. Everything was left open. What a waste of time, I'd have rather watched paint dry... at least there's a conclusion with that! |
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| Suddenly, Msyu is a pokemon. Okay. Really though, kind of sad, but Pokemon's got better story than this. And suddenly, it felt like I was watching Star Driver again. But alas, that one's also better. Well, now that this battle shounen deep money animu is over, time to watch something else. |
| Protip: I don't really check the forums anymore, so if you want something, take it on my profile. Is it time for my long-awaited return to the forums? щ(ﾟДﾟщ) Nope™, probably not. |
| This reminds my of Fractale. That show had an ending that wasn't understandable completely, and it's a Noitamina series. And of course that it was a creat concept, but a that the ending was flawed. I find it annoying that actually nothing is changed, because the Financial District still exists so it can change the world like it did in the last episodes. And I don't mind an open end, but this way there's almost nothing that's clear to me. And I wanted Hanabi back, but it seems like we're never getting an OVA with another timeline or something, because that would be really interesting and maybe that way they could make a ending that is great. Wakaranai~~ |
ObinderuJun 24, 2011 12:55 PM
| Award for best battle, best ending episode, best director, best scenario, best main character (seriously Kimimaro is one of the most incredible male leads I've seen in an anime in a loooooong time), best OP, best ED and obviously best series of the year for now. Guess that's a 10 for me. Only downside would be the length of the series of course, it deserved 13 episodes clearly (but well, noitaminA gives us amazing animes all year round - except last season - we can forgive their 11-episodes format surely ?). |
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koolvid said: He does not but if you take into consideration that Hanabi is back to normal then the family is indeed back of that teacher. That's what made Hanabi depressed and most likely suicidal. Now that the teacher's family is back, she moved on that do exactly like what that teacher was doing. |
Yumekichi11 said: koolvid said: He does not but if you take into consideration that Hanabi is back to normal then the family is indeed back of that teacher. That's what made Hanabi depressed and most likely suicidal. Now that the teacher's family is back, she moved on that do exactly like what that teacher was doing.I don't understand you completely. First, Masakaki said that the girl that was caretaker of those children lookie like Hanabi but wasn't her. Am I right? I haven't ever understood why Hanabi got depressed, it looks like you know, but I don't completely understand what you've written. And do you mean that IF it is Hanabi as caretaker and she wanted to do what the teacher was doing, since when did she wanted to do that? |
Ovindel said: Yumekichi11 said: koolvid said: He does not but if you take into consideration that Hanabi is back to normal then the family is indeed back of that teacher. That's what made Hanabi depressed and most likely suicidal. Now that the teacher's family is back, she moved on that do exactly like what that teacher was doing.I don't understand you completely. First, Masakaki said that the girl that was caretaker of those children lookie like Hanabi but wasn't her. Am I right? I haven't ever understood why Hanabi got depressed, it looks like you know, but I don't completely understand what you've written. And do you mean that IF it is Hanabi as caretaker and she wanted to do what the teacher was doing, since when did she wanted to do that? Yeah... Hanabi is really a lose end in this whole series. We hardly know anything about her and we never got a concrete explanation as to why she was depressed. All we know about her is If I missed something, please let me know. Now we got the first four of those in the first episode. So yeah, her character was never really explored. It's the same as this ending, vague and with several possible interpretations. I think that they needed to develop the story a little more before they ended it and I would have liked a clearer epilogue. |
EndarJun 24, 2011 1:49 PM
| This finale left a lot to be desired for me. The battle was nice...could have used less dialogue but whatever. And I had to roll my eyes to the whole "my ill sister wants today to never end so that is why I want to preserve the present so badly." But as mentioned in prior posts a lot of questions left unanswered and Hanabi was never really explored...one day she has some boyfriend we see for 5 mins, goes to class, and then she's all depressed. Could have done a little better with that I think. The series was interesting, the concept really got me in the beginning but would have expected a little more from it. And it was a lil funny how he did all that work to save the futures only to realize he can't destroy the FD and it continues. Anyway, 7/10 (7.5 but rounding down) |
| Well nice ending original story and quite intriguing if i spell it right. |
Endar said: Yeah... Hanabi is really a lose end in this whole series. We hardly know anything about her and we never got a concrete explanation as to why she was depressed. All we know about her is If I missed something, please let me know. Now we got the first four of those in the first episode. So yeah, her character was never really explored. It's the same as this ending, vague and with several possible interpretations. I think that they needed to develop the story a little more before they ended it and I would have liked a clearer epilogue. And again Fractale-like, not explaining many things. |
| HAHAHAHAHAHA So many unanswered questions and plot holes. Loved it. In the end, Kimmimaro was left alone but everyone has a happy future. Shame. |
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| So... What was his future?... |
koolvid said: where did you see the professor have his family back? Remember the house that Kimimaro visited before he goes back to the park. Then the kids started coming out and when the kid look outside, Kimimaro already left. I mean who is the only person he's gonna visit except Hanabi, certainly that's the professors house. |
IAlready said: koolvid said: where did you see the professor have his family back? Remember the house that Kimimaro visited before he goes back to the park. Then the kids started coming out and when the kid look outside, Kimimaro already left. I mean who is the only person he's gonna visit except Hanabi, certainly that's the professors house. Wait, if you look carefully you can see the face of the father (I assume) of the children, so why would it be the professors house? And that house is Hanabi's, right? What do those have to do with eachother? |
Aurao said: So... What was his future?... Fan fiction Ovindel said: IAlready said: koolvid said: where did you see the professor have his family back? Remember the house that Kimimaro visited before he goes back to the park. Then the kids started coming out and when the kid look outside, Kimimaro already left. I mean who is the only person he's gonna visit except Hanabi, certainly that's the professors house. Wait, if you look carefully you can see the face of the father (I assume) of the children, so why would it be the professors house? And that house is Hanabi's, right? What do those have to do with eachother? I thought the same thing. "Wait, wasn't that Hanabi's house?". I don't know what the deal is. It could be lazy animation. |
| Hmm.. so in the end, nothing really changed; except now they have a so called guardian (the boy) who will forever fight for the future because continuously will people use their futures as collaterals in trying to benefit themselves or the 'world'. But in the grand scheme of the things, the future will always be brighter? And to the guy who said is the boy able to talk to anyone, what made you think that? Anyway, 8/10. |
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Kurogashi said: Hmm.. so in the end, nothing really changed; except now they have a so called guardian (the boy) who will forever fight for the future because continuously will people use their futures as collaterals in trying to benefit themselves or the 'world'. But in the grand scheme of the things, the future will always be brighter? And to the guy who said is the boy able to talk to anyone, what made you think that? Anyway, 8/10. Yeah, pretty much everything is the same. I just thought that since it was not said in the dialogue that he's a ghost, that he might not be. If he is a ghost, he got cheated. |
| Lol well C was definitely original, and with a shit load of potential. But alas, what's done is done; thankfully it wasn't a total disaster. Now what does C stand for, I think it stands for Control but maybe I am wrong. And I am guessing that the Japan's financial district was destroy, but only to be replaced by the United States' financial district? Entres = Entrepreneurs; took me 11 episodes to get that, heh. And meh, I don't think animes always need an absolute closure, it's good to think for yourself, rarely in life will things be presented on a silver platter; that said, this anime does have some loose ends which would've benefited the anime as a whole if answered. So Mikuni was so obsessed with the present because his sister is still there for him because in the future she would be dead (I assume she's practically on her death bed)? I don't think he's a ghost, there's nothing that stood out saying he's a ghost. Well actually... when the kid looked at the pole and no one is there, that could've meant they couldn't see him OR he just pulled one of those ninja poof moves and got out of there fast lol. And that day care girl in the end who resembled his friend, that wasn't Hanabi right? So it makes sense that she didn't recognize him, because she doesn't know him! Ok, now that I think about it, the ending definitely wasn't too shabby. Only things I would like to know more would probably be about why is Kimmimaro (sp check) still there even though his father got bankrupt? How did his father pull a hoodini, I thought his son should be his collateral. What happened to Hanabi, and that was the professor with the kids at the end, right? Yeah... 8/10 lol. |
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| I am not satisfied. Not at all. I think the ending was rubbish. Why? because. that's my opinion on the conclusion. Good series, very very very bad ending |
| Honestly, w t f. I had really high expectations for this anime, but as soon as i knew it would only have 11 episodes, i didn't really believe it was gonna develop much. I'm gonna start with a few bad points of this anime. The ending was highly confusing. There were too many unexplained things. It could be one of those endings where you have to make your own interpretation of it because it's all deep and stuff, but this is really not the case, you have too many doubts to take any conclusions of this anime. Unexplained: who was Kimimaro's father, really? Is there any deeper meaning behind his asset looking like Msyu? What was the whole deal with Q being Mikuni's sister? What happened to him? What happened to the assets? And it goes on... As for the ending, there are some theories floating around: Kimimaro has turned into a ghost-like personality, that's why no one sees him, people didn't see him cause they just didn't notice and his life is normal again, things are completely different and he can't connect to the people he used to because of that, etc.... When an anime's ending is like that, you can't evaluate it because you have no idea of how it truly ended. I have no idea in which of these theories i should believe. Also, the animation was not good, i confess. They were sometimes really lazy, and things just didn't look right most of the times, especially with Kimimaro [which sucks cause he's the main character] There are good things, though. The concept of the anime was brilliant from the start, and the way they developed it, the clash of ideas between the characters, it really makes you think, it's amazing. And i must say that in this last episode, i cried a lot. The scene between Kimimaro and Msyu is probably one of the sweetest anime scenes i've ever seen, and i was really upset that he had to say goodbye to Msyu, since she was probably my favorite character. Overall, i don't really know how i'd rate this anime. How do you rate an anime you don't understand? I don't know what they're planning, OVAs, 2nd season, i have no idea. But if they're planning any of that, it has to be REALLY good, cause it's gonna be hard with the way the left it. PS- I absolutely adored Masakaki. The ending did not take my love for him away. |
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Ovindel said: IAlready said: koolvid said: where did you see the professor have his family back? Remember the house that Kimimaro visited before he goes back to the park. Then the kids started coming out and when the kid look outside, Kimimaro already left. I mean who is the only person he's gonna visit except Hanabi, certainly that's the professors house. Wait, if you look carefully you can see the face of the father (I assume) of the children, so why would it be the professors house? And that house is Hanabi's, right? What do those have to do with eachother? They try to keep it as a subtle but why did Kimimaro left already when he heard the kids voices and see them going out? I mean he haven't heard of Hanabi right? and the possibility of the family being Hanabi and her un-named boyfriend getting married is also out of sight. I don't really recall some episodes but I think Hanabi also don't have a sibling. edit: I mean the only character that the loss of kids symbolize was the Professor and Hanabi is of different loss which is her future as a caregiver. Masakaki also said, "Upon seeing the caregiver that looks like the girl your really fond of....makes you think she's enjoying her own future somewhere"(not literrally but I think masakaki tried to say it that way)...and he said it because it's Yoga's thoughts..then if Yoga is wondering about Hanabi's future then he didn't saw her. That's why I think he saw the professor instead. |
LiaisonJun 24, 2011 3:39 PM
| I believe this was supposed to be a 26 episode series (with that "26th episode Noitamina anime" fail English line during the ED)... then got cut short and pacing got fucked up, this could've been the best series of the season IMO if they had executed it better, this left more unanswered questions than anything. Though unsatisfying, it was an average ending, not the worst but could've been much better with the proper build-up. Why couldn't this be 26 ep long Q.Q |
| They probably would have fixed some of your problems if it was longer. |
| nice ending, still a bit confused about every thing though :S a bit sad my Mashyu saying good bye like that, but if there still is a financial district then, she hasn't actually went then right? |
Ovindel said: It is her simply because of that beauty point she has in the spoilerYumekichi11 said: I don't understand you completely.koolvid said: He does not but if you take into consideration that Hanabi is back to normal then the family is indeed back of that teacher. That's what made Hanabi depressed and most likely suicidal. Now that the teacher's family is back, she moved on that do exactly like what that teacher was doing.First, Masakaki said that the girl that was caretaker of those children lookie like Hanabi but wasn't her. Am I right? Ovindel said: I haven't ever understood why Hanabi got depressed, it looks like you know, but I don't completely understand what you've written. She got first depressed because a teacher of hers from either her family or that she appreciated enough to be a caretaker of kids was killed in a accident that may have resulted from FD battles. Ovindel said: She did because of her feelings at the time of that teacher's death like having a collection of the writings she did in kindergarten and then throwing them out because that teacher is dead. There is a lot of paying attention and figurative speech to find out some stuff but takes a lot of time so not many have the patience. I for one analyzed the battle in the first page and that took some time to point out the details.And do you mean that IF it is Hanabi as caretaker and she wanted to do what the teacher was doing, since when did she wanted to do that? Not everyone has the time but people like that may have some, tend to try and explain stuff. |
| Do you guys really need every little detail about what happened explained to you? A lot of shows, including this one, leave endings up for interpretation. It's ridiculous, you get mad and says it's a bad show, or a bad ending because it doesn't hold your hand the entire way, and makes you think of various possibilities. If you need everything explained to you, you just have no imagination. |
mokuzu-Jun 24, 2011 4:59 PM
Endar said: Yes we do know but it was spoon fed like a direct conversation with Kimimaro that they could have put to explain to us her depression or like the time he came to her place.Endar said: Mostly all this and that she has strong values of saving money and spending it. Her boyfriend may be nameless but we do know he is rich.All we know about her is If I missed something, please let me know. Endar said: No it was not explored sadly and I wished her boyfriend may have had a FD influence or that she herself would join FD to make some WTF situation at Kimimaro but sadly none got there. Hanabi was essentially a support character for Kimimaro that had nothing to do with FD and was a same school buddy for Kimimaro.Now we got the first four of those in the first episode. So yeah, her character was never really explored. |
| I don't know what everyone's problem is with the ending. Kimimaro returns to all the places that were important to him before moving on. A thematically appropriate ending with closure, if nothing else. Also, I'm not sure why anyone thinks that Kimimaro is invisible/dead/etc. The reason the kid didn't see Kimimaro when he visited Hanabi's house was because he had already left. It's the typical scene where the main character goes back to watch from afar someone he once knew, someone looks in the MC's direction, but he's gone. He could have asked them where she went, but he's not there to try to regain that past. He's there to get closure so that he can let go. And that's what most of Kimimaro's character development was: learning to let go of the past and look to the future. Granted, not a very profound or original development, but at least he got one. Most of the other characters were entirely static, which is why they didn't need a part in the ending. They'll just go beck to doing whatever they were doing before the events of the show. Using the depreciation of the black Yen bills to break the [C]ontrol of the financial district on Japan did seem pretty questionable to me too, but I think that it was a lot better than the non-plot that we had had for the past 9 episodes. Certainly, I wouldn't say that it quite reached the level of a deus ex machina. It was planned out, and did have it's own logic to it. |
| Another anime that suffered due to its length. I love short anime, but C bit more than it could chew. Granted, it's nigh impossible to present and flesh out all those ideas and characters, all in 11 episodes. I'm disappointed, but I wouldn't call it bad. I dug the final duel, but the ending as a whole was one giant WTF. |
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