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| Quite a bit of foreshadowing here.. Promise to protect them.. the thing with the flame.. - So would they direct line descendants? (youd think everyone would be really if they are going with the one woman made a family with the god theory) But it seems they are 'special' [Nice to see the real growth in Hikari because really I couldn't stand him earlier in the series. ] It seems the Akari bit is more or less resolved now also.. but I wonder what Uroko was speaking of.. |
| While i do understand why keeping the people of the in the sea, theyre doing it the wrong way. also id like to know about other colonies of sea ppl whats up with them, and why is there so little people in shioshio |
| Hoooo... so Hikari and Akari are "his" descendants eh? Now you have my full attention :) This show is beautiful in both art and OST... there's only one thing that gets on my nerves though and that would be Manaka. I really like Hanazawa's voice, but this particular character just annoys me so much its not even funny. |
_DoctorWho_ said: and why is there so little people in shioshio Because people can (and do) leave, but noone can enter and those who leave can never come back. With that situation the only way to maintain population would be to have a very high birth rate to counteract the inevitable losses. And by the time we've reached the situation in the anime, it's far too late for that. |
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| Liking what I've seen so far! Can't wait for more :D |
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| Damn, those adults!!! Talk about grown-ups behaving badly!! They just totally overlooked the fact that the Ofunehiki was for the children. Instead, they made it all about themselves and their hang-ups from years ago. I felt so bad for the kids when Ojoshi-sama was destroyed. Not one adult even apologized for the arguments that resulted in its destruction. Sad! What the hell is up with Hikari and Akari's dad? He would rather see his daughter broken-hearted, than happily being with the one she loves? He's definitely NOT a candidate for Father of the Year. Uroko's powers are incredible, and so was that animation! But, Uroko pissed me off as well, because he was willing to freeze Hikari and Akari to death, than let them leave Shioshishio. That's not my definition of protection. At least their father did one thing right when he asked Uroko to show them mercy. |
Hannah_AnaNov 15, 2013 1:28 PM
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| Great episode. I felt really sorry for Hikari's dad. He is about to be abandoned by his son and daughter, which was everything he had left in his life. He must have felt terrible. This show just keeps getting better and better. Probably the nicest thing in the episode is how now you can see how much Hikari has grown so far, which is amazing and I liked that. |
| great episode |
| no.. the doll has been destroyed again :/ ah those guys :( and hikari and akari will go to up now.. nice choice :3 and that uroko-sama's power! |
| I love how the series keeps getting more focused :) |
| Whoa, Akari and Hikari are cutting their ties on the sea??? I wonder what is the reason Uroko-sama made with their ancestors? Can't wait to see what is that about. |
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| A lot of questions ahead. But the main question will remains, what the hell Hikari's dad is hiding? Also, thanks to Hikari this anime is bearable. |
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| "I'll grant your and Tsumugu's wish." Really like the effort that Hikari is putting into the Wooden Maiden,even though I still sense a bit of jealous in this. "Could you possibly spare me a moment of your time?" Lol at Kanane's appeal. "We're not fish,and they're not pigs!" Such development since episode 1. Wooden Maiden destroyed.The adult were idiots,they were acting like kids while the kids were acting like adults. "His descendants." The sea god's descendants? Animation during that last scene was great.Was getting abit emotion when Uroko-sama tried to stop them but since they had such strong resolve the made it through.Really wasn't expecting Hikari to leave too. Dat pv,Hikari and Chisaki blushing,possible confession,idk seems a bit early for one. |
| Great episode. Hikari is really becoming more mature as the show goes on. Quite sad that Akari and Hikari are leaving the sea and their dad behind. |
"I’ve set myself to become the King of the Pirates…and if I die trying…then at least I tried!" Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece) |
| man, that meeting really annoyed me =-= why is it always in shows like this that the completely stupid, bull headed guys that only care about their pride become representatives -.- I hope the father dies soon~ |
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| Great episode. Hikari is really maturing fast, but that's a good thing. I didn't like how childish he was in the beginning, but then again, he is only in middle school lol Now the adults are the ones acting like their kids! I love how this anime is getting much deeper into the racism aspect. I'm really looking forward to seeing how the future episodes are going to play out :) |
| It's really nice how Hikari matured so much. Sad to see that people dropped this over him being bratty for a few episodes. |
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| Will they fix it again? :O |
| Amazing episode. Just goes to show you that adults are stubborn bitches, too, but that's pretty obvious :D. Can't wait to see the next episode! |
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| Eh they seriously need to stop focusing on Manaka and Tsumugu, they are just soooo cheesy.. Akari & Hikari moving to Miuna's house, there's gonna be some sweet, sweet moments of Hikari x Miuna the best OTP XD Looks like Chisaki's gonna get some development with Hikari too. I'd love it if they can turn it into a love triangle between Chisaki x Hikari x Miuna. I get the feeling that Tsumugu's gonna fall for Chisaki though.. ha, serves Manaka right. It's her turn getting NTR'ed fufufufu.. |
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| Hikari leaving too??? What. Wonder who Uroko-same meant by "his descendants"..something bad is gonna happen @.@ |
| OMG I thought Akari would have sacrificed herself to save Hikari Tearing up TwT I want the Sea and Surface to people to live/ see eye to eye in the end T__T |
| Those ignorant adults :( |
| Drama and racism is coming, well-done episode. I just wonder if Hikari really knows what it means to go to the surface forever. |
| Very good episode, maybe the best one so far. That scene with Uroko-sama in the end was amazing. I hope they explain him more later in the series because I never expected him to actually have "superpowers" even though he was supposed to be like a "god" to all of the sea dwellers. |
| That was unexpected! Didn't see Hikari leaving to live on the surface coming! A very good episode indeed. Looks like the anime will pick up more pace from here on. 5/5 |
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| The adults are really childish, there may be some bad blood between them but there is no need to hold onto it for the rest of their lives. To think this is the same Hikari from episode 1, the immature, annoying kid who was just getting angry at every little thing that would happen. I much more enjoy Hikari's charater now then I did in the past. |
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| Nice cap, Akari is so cute ! |
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mayukachan said: I'm kind of confused on he last part with Hikari's dad and Uroko. Why did he say "Have mercy" and why did Uroko ask "Are you sure this is okay?" Uroko was basically freezing them to stop them from leaving. I think dad couldn't bear to see his children suffering anymore so he asked Uroko to stop what he was doing, even though he didn't want them to leave. I really didn't expect the episode to end that way.. Never thought Hikari would be leaving with Akari. So.. are they banished from the sea now? But the animation during the sea cage thing.. So beautiful. PA Works <3 |
| I love that epic OST they keep playing during the dramatic scenes in this show. Episode was good. Hikari's father is kind of a prick. |
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| Great episode, I liked the theme. Though I had other things on my mind, which happens occasionally and affects what I think of an episode. |
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| Good episode. Those visuals during the freezing part were amazing. But we still don't know the reason why its forbidden for the people of the sea to associate with the people of the surface. After all the effort put into building the statue it was broken :( |
Always-HungryNov 17, 2013 3:59 AM
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| Uroko's spells were really beautiful... (even though the act itself was a little scary, as well as that little side glance he gives to dad.) Looks like Hikari is finally gaining some resolve and maturity. |
pokemongood said: mayukachan said: I'm kind of confused on he last part with Hikari's dad and Uroko. Why did he say "Have mercy" and why did Uroko ask "Are you sure this is okay?" Uroko was basically freezing them to stop them from leaving. I think dad couldn't bear to see his children suffering anymore so he asked Uroko to stop what he was doing, even though he didn't want them to leave. Oh okay. That makes sense. |
| 5/5 Hidden_Joker said: 1lau said: Akari leaving spongebob world wasn't a big surprise, Hikari tagging along does Uroko casting spells to stop them was a feast to the eyes The background scenes early on as well IT'S CALLED BIKINI BOTTOM. *ehem* LOL'D !!! The main theme bursts of laughter and corrupts the atmosphere that reigned in the narrative. Very well directed this change of context both in terms of narrative plot, which does not hesitate showing us the true strength of Uroko-sama! * _ * And even the abandonment of Aka and Hii! O_O I expect some nice scenes next time! XD At the level of PA Works scenarios never leaves something to be desired, I wonder, however, because there are those ugly pillars in the sea, I hope they explain it! ^ ^ " Fabulous, deserves the best! |
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| Welp, this episode just goes to show that age really has nothing to do with maturity. This whole show kinda does that though. I know it's a little late to be mentioning this, but I just really noticed that this doesn't even feel like there's anything different about these two civilizations whatsoever. There's nothing, so far, that sets them apart at all, aside from the fact that the "sea god", and his messenger say so. It feels more like two feuding families who continue to pass the hate onto their descendants, rather than two completely different peoples. If there's a sea god, it makes me wonder if there is another god (i.e earth god) who came to odds with the sea god. Edit: I know Japanese gods are not necessarily omniscient and all-powerful beings, but it honestly feels strange to me that Uroko, not being a mere human, would simply give in to sympathy so easily. At the very least I was honestly expecting more drastic measures than that, from a messenger for the sea god. kuuderes_shadow said: The hell, his dad had nothing to do with it at all. The kids wanted to push it into working, and the dad knew it wouldn't work, and didn't even want to be there. But Hikari convinced the council to go, who in turn convinced his dad to go... his dad literally did nothing but watch the entire time. He didn't fuel the flames, or offer support to either of the council members. How did he have any connection to it at all, he just knew that was going to happen to begin with, and tried to tell them that beforehand.KanameFujiwara said: It was destroyed, indirectly, by Hikari's dad. It might have been an accident, but that doesn't change how it was destroyed, or who did it.The ojoshi-sama was not destroyed by Hikari's dad - it was an accident. |
HalibelTheEspadaNov 19, 2013 3:29 PM
| Whoa, that was some intense magic at the end. Amazing visuals in that part. |
| Maggiiiiiic. I don't know what to think anymore, this show is like me smoking weed. |
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| I like how Uroko's presented: not good, not evil. He's on no one's side but the god's. I really hope Hikari doesn't give up on Manaka! :( They're very sweet together. |
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