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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Oh, geez. Who else got this episode right? I'm such a good detective. xD |
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| Damn that ending! That sure was a big fish, lets see what's next. These stories sure are getting wicked! |
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| Lovely OST. The stories so far are good. |
| Honobono Log - best slice of life short -------------------------------------------- most kawaii loli overlord ---------------------------- Donquixote Doflamingo AMV - Control |
| I liked how Count D points out that Jason doesn't actually love Eva, but actually feels bad for what happens and his guilt makes him believe that he loves her. |
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| Cool. Very amusing. Eva sure was like that fish. Once she tasted the feeling of being loved, she couldn't get enough of it the same way the fish couldn't get enough of flesh. And Jason, I guess... Mukkura said: I guess you're right.. v.v And btw Leon and Count D are really amazing characters, whose stories I'd like to see more of. :3I liked how Count D points out that Jason doesn't actually love Eva, but actually feels bad for what happens and his guilt makes him believe that he loves her. |
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| Much preferred this to the first story, this ova makes great before-bed viewing. |
| The character designs (specially the women) are absolutely gorgeous. The music and the general mood were pretty good too. Not much horror though |
| "Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
| This episode broke its own atmosphere with some particularly overdone and distracting sound effects, and wow, that dirty cheesy sax. The 'siren's song' was particularly grating - neither all that haunting, and far too short to be replayed so many times. The clash between the detective 'reality' side and the supernatural side of these stories has been particularly awkward so far - how are these monstrous murderous creatures explained away? The mystery wasn't satisfying, the horror was underwhelming, the thematic 'Aesop' was rather unrealised, and the whole thing was far too similar to the first episode, minus the element of surprise. On the upside, there was gorgeous art here and there, and the work on the mermaid was particularly striking. |
CkanDec 23, 2015 3:15 AM
| Liked this episode much better, Jill is very sexy, the fish looked monstrous. |
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| A repetitive yet soothing song followed by a naughty bit of sax. It's a heaven~ The biggest moral so far is to always turn on the lights so you wouldn't be tricked into seeing your loved one. Count Dessert reminds me of Michael Jackson in a way xD Detective and his half-assed instincts lol |
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| I actually accidentally watched this thinking it is episode 1 lol,because of a mistake in downloading i made XD was really quite good tbh,although the result of him being eaten was predictable. also,i am confused how the fish that happened to eat Eva also happened to have metamorphing powers,then that same fish happened to come across the seller who happened to know the woman's husband >_>. |
| Another very curious case! Eva turned into a mermaid and ate her lover, so she could stay forever with him. |
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| So how was that a mermaid? All I saw was a big man eating fish. Any way I love the tragic romance in this episode, I guess it was teaching us about two timing people. Oh Iason! You wanted that fish Eva to eat you because you felt guilty for betraying her and that's why you didn't feed her. |
How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb --- Dr Strangelove  |
| oh man such a cheese fest lol, kinda expected it tho. so far pretty good, specially for a 2 cent ova from the 90's. |
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| I actually had to sit back and think about this one's message. It was definetely more subtle and more complex than the previous. At first I thought it was about cheating but then realized it was about something else. |
| THE SOUND TRACK IS ALL I HEARED THE ENITRE EPISODE. |
| I am a COMPLETIONIST. Aiming to finish AS MANY ANIME as possible before DEATH, Despite them being SATISFACTORY or if they are BORING. I WATCH THE LOWEST SCORED/RATED/RANKED ANIMES ON MAL (OR you can CALL THEM The WORST animes in the WORLD - No Joke Like Seriously) No anime has actually satisfied my anime taste, That I can call a MasterPiece (10/10), still searching... hopefully one day I will find that show and obsess over it till I die. RULE NO.4 I MUST WATCH ALL CONTENT FOR THE SERIES I HAVE FINISHED, NOW THIS ONE IS QUITE EXHILARATING. |
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