| No spoliers here please as i only up to episode 15, and i hope it gets better, but compared to season 1 and 2, this season is a snooze fest, introduces way too many new characters, and has bored me so far. |
| It is never just you. It never is. |
Kagami_Hiiragi said: Idc if you think its weird, I have a life and friends and an income of money. |
| all of it sucks |
| Full time redditor and fedora owner, gg |
skyzblue said: just me or is pupa better than logh?It is never just you. It never is. |
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romagia said: skyzblue said: just me or is pupa better than logh?It is never just you. It never is. Of course pupa is better than logh you dummy. |
Kagami_Hiiragi said: Idc if you think its weird, I have a life and friends and an income of money. |
skyzblue said: wait a sec are you tryin to cheat me again?romagia said: just me or is pupa better than logh? Of course pupa is better than logh you dummy. you don't have pupa in your list |
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skyzblue said: It is never just you. It never is. That's not true. I'm the only notsomacho to ever grace this shitty forum with my glorious presence. |
romagia said: skyzblue said: wait a sec are you tryin to cheat me again?Of course pupa is better than logh you dummy. you don't have pupa in your list Don't make it sound like a J-drama.. |
Kagami_Hiiragi said: Idc if you think its weird, I have a life and friends and an income of money. |
| AFAIK season 3 is horribly rushed in order to finish the story without having to add a 4th season. Skipping a lot of things is never good for the whole quality and for comprehension. |
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| Season 3 was definitely not as good as the first two, but it does get better. Id say season 3 is sort of like: - beginning was good - middle was pretty meh - ending was good Juts my opinion though. |
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| It sucks compared to the the first two seasons. The only thing it did better was the art and animation but that's because it was the latest one. |
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| I only liked two things in that franchise: Kow Otani, and that inebriated chick. |
| I loved the first season so much, but season 2 and 3 ruined this series for me. Season 1 had everything u can expect from this kind of anime and it were good. Season 2 were mostly about there daily life and love stories and it were boring. Season 3 were all about there fights and yuji identity twist but there was to much of it and it could been done so much better. still hate Kazumi :P |
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| Season 3 could have been so much better, but as someone mentioned, it was incredibly rushed. Also I think the series as a whole could have been much greater, if only JC Staff fully and truly adapted the novels. There were many missing points from the light novel that weren't included, and they would have also made season 3 less confusing to the viewers, such as Yuuji having conversations with Sairei no Hebi. It could and should have been put into season 2, but instead we had filler episodes (3-8 I think?) and anime-original story lines. Same with season 1, the ending happened in the anime only. |
Kimberly said: Also I think the series as a whole could have been much greater, if only JC Staff fully and truly adapted the novels. There were many missing points from the light novel that weren't included, and they would have also made season 3 less confusing to the viewers, such as Yuuji having conversations with Sairei no Hebi. It could and should have been put into season 2, but instead we had filler episodes (3-8 I think?) and anime-original story lines. Same with season 1, the ending happened in the anime only. ^ This. And I liked this season, it's my fave. Although yes, the producers screwed up at the drama:action ratio. SnS II had too much drama, SnS III too much action. |
| The mindfucker. |
| i didn't watch it but the score of season 3 is better than the score of season 1 (i know that the number of member is different but it is still a pretty big number for both seasons) |
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chrisedmonds said: It never improved, it was terrible. Endless battles and new characters.No spoliers here please as i only up to episode 15, and i hope it gets better, but compared to season 1 and 2, this season is a snooze fest, introduces way too many new characters, and has bored me so far. |
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| The third season was okay but I couldn't approve the ending. I couldn't help but dislike that ending. |
MysteryFan89 said: The third season was okay but I couldn't approve the ending. I couldn't help but dislike that ending. |
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| Ugh.. had to leave a comment here for posterity. I've watched a fair amount of anime but never one where the plot and characterization a prior seasons were so radically different they might have been from a parallel universe. After several stop-starts I finally managed to get through to the final episode and whilst minimally satisfying, I can't help but feel S3 might as well have been a whole different anime altogether. There's a lot I could say that's been addressed in prior comments though I don't hate this anime. However mostly... |
K-Lye said: There was nothing wrong with Yuuji's depictions in terms of character progression what the actual heck is going on with Yuuji's character? It's such a departure from S1 & S2 he's basically a completely different character. It's barely addressed and even though I understand it's better explained in the LN, it still doesn't make any sense whatsoever for someone to develop the polar opposite of their prior personality Yuuji a good person but when he has power to force an action he basically does so immediately because he believes its the right action The second Shana freed him from Hecate in season 1 he attacked without thought using Blutsauger the second he thought killing Zarovee was something he could do he went all out just stabbing him and chocking him Only real change would be he no longer the weak but deductive person on the team and now the leader with physical power to match his leader skills Yuuji's character flaw as a person is his one mind focus when trying to achieve what he finds to be important like protecting his family and the city his original grew up in since he has all those memories of that life and the warmth it gave emotionally. Which you can see to a smaller extent in season 2 when he is set on leaving the city to protect it from the dangers attacking him When you look at all his thoughts it should be easy to understand why he is doing all this in season 3 |
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Deknijff said: K-Lye said: There was nothing wrong with Yuuji's depictions in terms of character progression what the actual heck is going on with Yuuji's character? It's such a departure from S1 & S2 he's basically a completely different character. It's barely addressed and even though I understand it's better explained in the LN, it still doesn't make any sense whatsoever for someone to develop the polar opposite of their prior personality Yuuji a good person but when he has power to force an action he basically does so immediately because he believes its the right action The second Shana freed him from Hecate in season 1 he attacked without thought using Blutsauger the second he thought killing Zarovee was something he could do he went all out just stabbing him and chocking him Only real change would be he no longer the weak but deductive person on the team and now the leader with physical power to match his leader skills Yuuji's character flaw as a person is his one mind focus when trying to achieve what he finds to be important like protecting his family and the city his original grew up in since he has all those memories of that life and the warmth it gave emotionally. Which you can see to a smaller extent in season 2 when he is set on leaving the city to protect it from the dangers attacking him When you look at all his thoughts it should be easy to understand why he is doing all this in season 3 Well I'm not here to convince you but I don't agree. The shift was radical, extreme and unexpected right from the get-go. It's completely at odds with the person we've seen in the prior seasons. It's no better ilustrated in his wanton disregard for in killing to achieve a bigger objective. I could elaborate further but THIS REVIEW pretty much sums it up. |
K-Lye said: Its not at odds with the character of Yuuji thats been established thoughDeknijff said: Well I'm not here to convince you but I don't agree. The shift was radical, extreme and unexpected right from the get-go. It's completely at odds with the person we've seen in the prior seasons. It's no better ilustrated in his wanton disregard for in killing to achieve a bigger objective. I could elaborate further but THIS REVIEW pretty much sums it up.There was nothing wrong with Yuuji's depictions in terms of character progression Yuuji a good person but when he has power to force an action he basically does so immediately because he believes its the right action The second Shana freed him from Hecate in season 1 he attacked without thought using Blutsauger the second he thought killing Zarovee was something he could do he went all out just stabbing him and chocking him Only real change would be he no longer the weak but deductive person on the team and now the leader with physical power to match his leader skills Yuuji's character flaw as a person is his one mind focus when trying to achieve what he finds to be important like protecting his family and the city his original grew up in since he has all those memories of that life and the warmth it gave emotionally. Which you can see to a smaller extent in season 2 when he is set on leaving the city to protect it from the dangers attacking him When you look at all his thoughts it should be easy to understand why he is doing all this in season 3 Its perfectly consistent. Did you even watch the 2 scenes I posted? Yuuji from the very beginning has hated the idea of torches and people not being remembered when they die and fearing for the lives of his family and loved ones. All his actions in season 3 is to create a new world in which he doesn't have to fear that anymore after being so heavily emotionally scarred by seeing what happened to Yukari. How can you say his actions in season 3 contradict prior seasons when A. Yuuji never had a problem with Shana killing to protect the city in season 1 and B. The second he has the power to protect the city in season 2 he does this I read that review years ago and it was dog shit then and so its dog shit now as far as im concerned so sorry didnt reread |
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Deknijff said: K-Lye said: Its not at odds with the character of Yuuji thats been established thoughWell I'm not here to convince you but I don't agree. The shift was radical, extreme and unexpected right from the get-go. It's completely at odds with the person we've seen in the prior seasons. It's no better ilustrated in his wanton disregard for in killing to achieve a bigger objective. I could elaborate further but THIS REVIEW pretty much sums it up. Its perfectly consistent. Did you even watch the 2 scenes I posted? Yuuji from the very beginning has hated the idea of torches and people not being remembered when they die and fearing for the lives of his family and loved ones. All his actions in season 3 is to create a new world in which he doesn't have to fear that anymore after being so heavily emotionally scarred by seeing what happened to Yukari. How can you say his actions in season 3 contradict prior seasons when A. Yuuji never had a problem with Shana killing to protect the city in season 1 and B. The second he has the power to protect the city in season 2 he does this I read that review years ago and it was dog shit then and so its dog shit now as far as im concerned so sorry didnt reread Well you've clearly read a lot more into his character than can actually reasonably be explained but as I said I'm not here to convince you. You're entitled to your opinion. I (and clearly others) don't see a connection anymore than say Shana deciding from S3 to suddenly start procreating with Crimson Denizens because of some randomness like the 'balance' needed to be maintained the other way. |
K-LyeJun 22, 2020 5:11 PM
K-Lye said: Yes Ive more heavily evaluated his character to fully grasp the progression of it so that I dont say these 2 are different characters with no similarities Well you've clearly read a lot more into his character than can actually reasonably be explained   K-Lye said: I have no clue what you even mean here honestly I (and clearly others) don't see a connection anymore than say Shana deciding from S3 to suddenly start procreating with Crimson Denizens because of some randomness like the 'balance' needed to be maintained the other way. |
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ya i agree this season is the worse,they introduced too many character at the same time and the show kinda gets bored lol |
RazerkingJan 31, 2021 1:18 AM
 "俺は海賊王になる男だ！！！" |
| I'm glad i watched all of this season, but it really was pretty forgettable up until episode 17. Felt like they just rushed it to get to the ending, and apparently a lot of s2 was filler |
| Objectivity? In my anime scoring? Of course not... |
| Best of shakugan no shana seasons K-Lye said: Ugh.. had to leave a comment here for posterity. I've watched a fair amount of anime but never one where the plot and characterization a prior seasons were so radically different they might have been from a parallel universe. After several stop-starts I finally managed to get through to the final episode and whilst minimally satisfying, I can't help but feel S3 might as well have been a whole different anime altogether. There's a lot I could say that's been addressed in prior comments though I don't hate this anime. However mostly... ppl change specially when they figure out what they want to do and/or can do to save their loved ones and/or world |
Sugram22Jun 3, 2022 8:59 AM
| It is suck. I only watched 12 eps yet and can tell it's suck. |
| It doesn't stand on its own, I'll give you that. That's the only fault I can give it. And it requires a lot of homework (specifically light novel knowledge) to fully appreciate. I think Shana 3 is really held back by 2; the closest adaptation to the source material is boggled down by the least faithful. Mostly that awful ending of 2 doesn't add up very well at all :( |
| Life can be cruel and unfair. At worst it can traumatize and cripple you. The desire for wanting things to return to the way they were can cost everything and changes nothing. The best way is to keep moving forward, struggle on. Anger can be powerful but can only get you so far. Let people into your life even if some of them leave you in time. Fight. Like. Hell. For everything and everyone you love. Always. |
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