Sound! Euphonium (light novel)
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| My most favourite show has ended, and there's no season 3 possibility (right? Because KyoAni used (almost) all the source material, and the novel is completed). 10/10, I'll miss it so much.  |
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tolga1991 said: They really didnt show any of the Nationals Performance I'm still angry about it. I disagree. The main point in this episode wasn't their performance (heck, it'll be the same as regional, and KyoAni perfectly showed it. Why repeat the same thing?), but how intense the waiting was. And relatioships. And the fact that this is the last performance of senior students. + time limit of the episode. And don't be salty, there's more than enough music in this show. |
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tolga1991 said: jpmc said: Its simple: They didnt won the gold, so it doesnt matter how beautifull they played. Not showing emphasizes this feeling form the characters. Then they should remove Music from the genres. thats not how it works though ... You had a 8 min performance without stopping in ep 5 a 3 or 4 minues performance in ep 7 , 2 performances in this episode, a lot of talk about music so idk why they should remove the music tag just because they didn´t show the performance in the last episode, even though they used that time in a better way |
| a little bit confused when they skip the final performance, but i think it works out great, since we dont need to built unnecessary tension when they ended up losing anyway, also it's easier to accept that way and probably the best possible way if the author wants us to focus on the other part, umm by other part i mean the gay part |
| BEAUTIFUL! better than season 1. the retirement of 3rd years was so sad. :( |
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| Okay then, decent enough episode, I didn't expect Kumiko to love Asuka so much suddenly, even after what happened :v It was a bit slow ending though, life goes on, senpais are gone, and I feel like not that much has changed. This season was a bit boring compared to the first one, and it had not enough Reina </3 I'm kinda glad that they didn't go anywhere with "love" between Kumiko and Shuuichi, because that'd be a good joke. Judging by the episodes I've seen they seem like they dislike each other or are pretty much strangers in the best case scenario :| In the end, it wasn't a bad show, loved some of the shots and music, but it had no impact on me whatsoever. I didn't really care for any character that much, the emotional stuff was pretty weak, I didn't even like this series enough to follow it weekly. So I am slightly disappointed. 7/10 |
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| quite enjoyed this the characters had me in mixed emotions throughout the series and changed my perspective drastically on characters like asuka,yuuko, and shuuichi character development in this anime is truly unique and omae's thoughts and emotions envoke all good things must come to an end so cherish them while you can this has never been more real for all of us amazing show 8/10 |
| well in the end no gold for the school and apparently that's it. Kinda unusual to only tell one year of the main character. Especially with all this "next year we are going to win"-talk. TBH after seeing the final and knowing from other people that the novel is fully adapted (with a a few little missing parts) it is kinda sad they didn't "win" the competition. I mean all the third-years had their last chance and the rest could win but we will never find out. Even worse the final episode felt so open-ended. Are they going to see them again? Is Kumiko just keeping Asuka's book? Damn... Don't just end a story after one school year >.> Well. All in all it was pretty nice. Would have liked to see maybe a little bit romance but in the end we didn't even get any at all. I guess there wouldn't have been enough time to do both properly so it might be for the better they skipped that. |
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| "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 |
| Can't believe I enjoyed this series this much tbh, a lot better than the first season I really like how they gave Reina a lot less screen time and actually let other characters develop instead of yuribaiting, which was still in it this season but a lot less. Focusing more on the band also helped making it way more impactful Asuka best girl |
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| The last scene with Asuka was beautiful, it's a nice way to end the anime. Also nice to learn what the title means :). It's confirmed, I really preferred this season. I was already in love with the first one, but I felt a little less implicated when watching it. Nonetheless, during this season, I got goosebumps several times and I I felt more excitement or sadness. All the drama stories were really beautiful and fitted so well with the characters. By the way, I think that the characters are the main reason why I love this anime. They all seem so real that we feel concerned by what happens. Even the discussion between Kumiro and Reina looks like real friends, it's truly amazing to see. Speaking of Kumiko, OMG! The seiyuu is so talented! Kurosawa, Tomoyo, you totally won my respect. Asuka is also one of my favorite character and I found very interesting the fact that the relation between Kumiko and her was not a simple friendship. The songs and the performances were perfect and I found them better integrated in the story. Kyoto Animation did an awesome job. Will miss that show *_* I need a CD gathering all the songs! |
| I can't deny this was my first experience of anime outside of the usual Naruto episodes that I have watched, since then I have come a long way but this will always have some sort of sentimental value because of this. As a series as a whole I gave it a 7, as I got a grasp of more and more anime I began to learn that the whole music genre wasn't really my style. I would've preferred more romance tbh but that's not for everyone and I understand that romance is not what this anime was aiming for. Instead it was about bonds between friendship and how music can reinforce those bonds. Will always love Reina <3 but i've moved on. For now all I can say is thank you for the series, I enjoyed it while it lasted. I know i'm a bit late, I got sidetracked and forgot to post a reply :) |
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nathanial292 said: I can't deny this was my first experience of anime outside of the usual Naruto episodes that I have watched, since then I have come a long way but this will always have some sort of sentimental value because of this. As a series as a whole I gave it a 7, as I got a grasp of more and more anime I began to learn that the whole music genre wasn't really my style. I would've preferred more romance tbh but that's not for everyone and I understand that romance is not what this anime was aiming for. Instead it was about bonds between friendship and how music can reinforce those bonds. Will always love Reina <3 but i've moved on. For now all I can say is thank you for the series, I enjoyed it while it lasted. I know i'm a bit late, I got sidetracked and forgot to post a reply :) After a while you'll probably get tired of seeing romance shoehorned in everywhere and appreciate more shows like this. That was my experience when watching anime anyway. |
TitanAnteus said: nathanial292 said: I can't deny this was my first experience of anime outside of the usual Naruto episodes that I have watched, since then I have come a long way but this will always have some sort of sentimental value because of this. As a series as a whole I gave it a 7, as I got a grasp of more and more anime I began to learn that the whole music genre wasn't really my style. I would've preferred more romance tbh but that's not for everyone and I understand that romance is not what this anime was aiming for. Instead it was about bonds between friendship and how music can reinforce those bonds. Will always love Reina <3 but i've moved on. For now all I can say is thank you for the series, I enjoyed it while it lasted. I know i'm a bit late, I got sidetracked and forgot to post a reply :) After a while you'll probably get tired of seeing romance shoehorned in everywhere and appreciate more shows like this. That was my experience when watching anime anyway. Yeah I get what you mean, I've been watching some more action fantasy type stuff like Shingeki no Kyojin and Log horizon recently. Trying to step away from romance a bit and I think I found new favourite genre. 😄 Still need to watch shigatsu wa kimi no uso, couldnt get used to the animation style though. 😣 Those eyes and lips... |
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| Pretty solid ending I must say! Quite enjoyed this second season a lot I must say. Had a great advance in character development and progression of this story! All in all a wonderful anime, with great musical parts and character development! |
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| Nooooo, I don't want it to be over. I want, like, 15 more seasons of this :( We even got a friggin' title drop in this episode! So amazing! |
| What a send-off this finale was, sadly it felt very conclusive and I doubt we'd be seeing more. But hey it ended on a high and bittersweet note (no pun intended) and definitely goes down as one of the better series of 2016! 9/10! |
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| I'm satisfied with this episode! I really enjoyed the performance by the underclassmen, since the way it was handled really gave a nice final sense of closure to characters that experience a lot of conflict like Reina, Kaori, Yuko, Mizore, and Nozomi. Everybody got a bit of the spotlight, aside from Midori and Hazuki as usual, who literally had no role in the plot the entire season. It's amusing how despite this KyoAni still insisted on promoting them strongly in openings, endings, and promotional material. I'm extremely glad this episode didn't focus on some Shuichi romance. Yuuko and Natsuki will make great leaders of the band! What I like about Yuuko is that her loyalty was both a strength and weakness. Last season it made her come across as, well, an irrational bitch, but this season her loyalty to her friends was shown to also be a positive quality that makes her very caring towards others and determined. Natsuki is very down to earth and is the perfect partner to her. Gotta say, Asuka really surprised me. Like Kumiko, I think I actually hated her in season 1, but over the course of this season she ended up being one of my favorite characters. Kumiko's confession was really touching. Maybe Asuka actually won the Kumiko bowl. I found season 1 better. The Mizore arc was a real slog so this season took a while to really get going, but the Asuka arc was probably my favorite thing out of either season. The title drop at the end was wonderful and heartwarming. I'll really miss this show! |
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| Is really sad that we won't see much of Asuka, and I really liked how Kumiko said goodbye, I never noticed she hated Asuka in the beginning. I liked the choice of the new president and the vice haha if there's a 3rd season in the future, they will be the best part of it! |
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| Wellp, finally got around to watching this. I wasn't exactly looking forward to it and had it on hold for the longest time. I have mixed feelings after watching it, and think I was at least half right. I think the first half of the show was god awful. The very first episode alone...nothing but forced shitty melodrama the entire time. They just got gold in the competition, and immediately every single character was already all fucking moody and gloomy. Oumae's lines consisted 95% of "oh? eh? mmm... wakanai. eh? mmmm..." Immediately after that first episode I legit wanted to eat a bullet. The thought of having to get through 12 more episodes of that bullshit was painful. I wasn't too thrilled with the entire first half of the show. They managed to ruin what should be an enjoyable pool episode with even more awful melodrama. The entire first half revolving around Mizore and Nozomi was pretty bad. The entire generic premise of "misunderstanding between friends" but blown up into this absurdly huge deal over multiple episodes. Absolutely ridiculous. All of that because Nozomi never said anything, but Mizore never asked. I was actually surprised by how much I enjoyed the latter half though. It felt like a lot of things came full circle. I particularly enjoyed the arc with Asuka, and episode 9; her song at the end and the episode being named Sound! Euphonium. It was after that episode I finally realized that in the OP, Kumiko is sitting next to Asuka in that scene and not Reina. They were throwing out lots of feels in the second half like with Kumiko's monologue to Asuka at the school which edged her back in the club. The final concert was definitely disappointing, but I think all of the other elements surrounding it definitely balanced it out. Two seasons just for them to get bronze was shitty. But all in that episode, we had Kumiko letting her sister know her true feelings, Asuka getting recognition from her father (which I wish would've been expanded on a bit more), and Reina's confessions to Taki-sensei. The ending was definitely sad and bittersweet. They always manage to make school graduations feelsy as fuck in anime. The final meeting between Kumiko and graduating Asuka was pretty emotional as well. Kumiko's speech was just impactful; telling Asuka that she initially kind of hated her for always acting special, but then admitting she now loves her (as a friend obviously). The passing on of the notebook is where it really came full circle though. Kumiko saying she wants to play like her, the passing on of the book, and then finding out the name of the song and now the title of the show completely makes sense. I got a little choked up there for sure. Kumiko said she didn't want it to be goodbye, and Asuka says fine, see you later then, which definitely leaves it open as to whether or not they will get to socialize again. My biggest gripe with this season was the absurd amount of rather forced drama, and I was extremely disappointed with Kurosawa Tomoyo's acting as Kumiko. 99.9999999% of the time she was just dull and completely fucking uninteresting to listen to. Like, Stephen Hawking could've put more emotion into that performance. Which made no sense to me because she has the range and the acting chops to do so...her emotional speeches in the show were very good, and her other roles prove she can also do it. |
Jonesy974 said: [. . .] I think the first half of the show was god awful. The very first episode alone...nothing but forced shitty melodrama the entire time. They just got gold in the competition, and immediately every single character was already all fucking moody and gloomy. Oumae's lines consisted 95% of "oh? eh? mmm... wakanai. eh? mmmm..." [. . .] I wasn't too thrilled with the entire first half of the show. They managed to ruin what should be an enjoyable pool episode with even more awful melodrama. The entire first half revolving around Mizore and Nozomi was pretty bad. The entire generic premise of "misunderstanding between friends" but blown up into this absurdly huge deal over multiple episodes. Absolutely ridiculous. All of that because Nozomi never said anything, but Mizore never asked. [. . .] The ending was definitely sad and bittersweet. They always manage to make school graduations feelsy as fuck in anime. The final meeting between Kumiko and graduating Asuka was pretty emotional as well. Kumiko's speech was just impactful; telling Asuka that she initially kind of hated her for always acting special, but then admitting she now loves her (as a friend obviously). [. . .] My biggest gripe with this season was the absurd amount of rather forced drama, and I was extremely disappointed with Kurosawa Tomoyo's acting as Kumiko. 99.9999999% of the time she was just dull and completely fucking uninteresting to listen to. Like, Stephen Hawking could've put more emotion into that performance. Which made no sense to me because she has the range and the acting chops to do so...her emotional speeches in the show were very good, and her other roles prove she can also do it. I don't really get this. Shitty melodrama? Have you attended a high school? That is a pretty accurate adjective to describe high school. And I don't think it was shitty. While the Nozomi and Mizore arc was non-essential to the story, it was still a complete arc with a beginning, middle, and end. There was emotional payoff and quite frankly, it wasn't crazy or stupid. These misunderstandings happen all of the time. Hell, I've had a few similar situations with my friends. People aren't great at talking things out. As far as graduation, I've heard that grad is a huge deal for many Japanese people because it's when their adult life begins and people take their jobs very seriously. It's one of the reasons why anime centered around high school experiences is so popular. For many, this is the best time of their lives and they want to remember it. Also, I'm not sure why you're so convinced it was a confession of love to a friend. This show has some pretty strong yuri vibes and the ending is ambiguous at best. If I were to make a ruling, I'd say Kumiko is a lesbian, but I don't think there's enough to prove it definitively. Either way, "love" is an ambiguous term and the show teases the ever-loving shit out of yuri to the point of making me think there is more than meets the eye between these characters. |
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SaucyShamrock said: I don't really get this. Shitty melodrama? Have you attended a high school? That is a pretty accurate adjective to describe high school. And I don't think it was shitty. While the Nozomi and Mizore arc was non-essential to the story, it was still a complete arc with a beginning, middle, and end. There was emotional payoff and quite frankly, it wasn't crazy or stupid. These misunderstandings happen all of the time. Hell, I've had a few similar situations with my friends. People aren't great at talking things out. As far as graduation, I've heard that grad is a huge deal for many Japanese people because it's when their adult life begins and people take their jobs very seriously. It's one of the reasons why anime centered around high school experiences is so popular. For many, this is the best time of their lives and they want to remember it. Also, I'm not sure why you're so convinced it was a confession of love to a friend. This show has some pretty strong yuri vibes and the ending is ambiguous at best. If I were to make a ruling, I'd say Kumiko is a lesbian, but I don't think there's enough to prove it definitively. Either way, "love" is an ambiguous term and the show teases the ever-loving shit out of yuri to the point of making me think there is more than meets the eye between these characters. Idk what high school you attended, but in my day shit did not get that overly dramatic unless some guy was sleeping with his girlfriends best friend. Then again, I was in high school almost a decade ago, maybe you teens just got more dramatic and angsty since. The entire first episode (hell the first half of the season) was full of forced shitty melodrama for literally no reason. They just won gold and were moody and depressed...and it wasn't even elaborated upon. If that kind of horrible writing is fine by your standards, then cool beans. (I see you like Your Name, and both seasons of Hibike...so that's a yes). Not sure why you bothered mentioning the graduation. I didn't even mention anything negative. You might not know this, but I've seen quite a few anime in my days, and I'm decently versed in the Japanese culture. I'm quite aware of how graduation works. I've even been through two of them myself! "Also, I'm not sure why you're so convinced it was a confession of love to a friend. This show has some pretty strong yuri vibes and the ending is ambiguous at best. If I were to make a ruling, I'd say Kumiko is a lesbian, but I don't think there's enough to prove it definitively. Either way, "love" is an ambiguous term and the show teases the ever-loving shit out of yuri to the point of making me think there is more than meets the eye between these characters" ^ As for your last remark...I don't even know why I'm wasting finger energy responding to it. Obviously you haven't read the novels. If you had, you know your entire statement is actually invalid. |
Jonesy974 said: SaucyShamrock said: I don't really get this. Shitty melodrama? Have you attended a high school? That is a pretty accurate adjective to describe high school. And I don't think it was shitty. While the Nozomi and Mizore arc was non-essential to the story, it was still a complete arc with a beginning, middle, and end. There was emotional payoff and quite frankly, it wasn't crazy or stupid. These misunderstandings happen all of the time. Hell, I've had a few similar situations with my friends. People aren't great at talking things out. As far as graduation, I've heard that grad is a huge deal for many Japanese people because it's when their adult life begins and people take their jobs very seriously. It's one of the reasons why anime centered around high school experiences is so popular. For many, this is the best time of their lives and they want to remember it. Also, I'm not sure why you're so convinced it was a confession of love to a friend. This show has some pretty strong yuri vibes and the ending is ambiguous at best. If I were to make a ruling, I'd say Kumiko is a lesbian, but I don't think there's enough to prove it definitively. Either way, "love" is an ambiguous term and the show teases the ever-loving shit out of yuri to the point of making me think there is more than meets the eye between these characters. Idk what high school you attended, but in my day shit did not get that overly dramatic unless some guy was sleeping with his girlfriends best friend. Then again, I was in high school almost a decade ago, maybe you teens just got more dramatic and angsty since. The entire first episode (hell the first half of the season) was full of forced shitty melodrama for literally no reason. They just won gold and were moody and depressed...and it wasn't even elaborated upon. If that kind of horrible writing is fine by your standards, then cool beans. (I see you like Your Name, and both seasons of Hibike...so that's a yes). Not sure why you bothered mentioning the graduation. I didn't even mention anything negative. You might not know this, but I've seen quite a few anime in my days, and I'm decently versed in the Japanese culture. I'm quite aware of how graduation works. I've even been through two of them myself! "Also, I'm not sure why you're so convinced it was a confession of love to a friend. This show has some pretty strong yuri vibes and the ending is ambiguous at best. If I were to make a ruling, I'd say Kumiko is a lesbian, but I don't think there's enough to prove it definitively. Either way, "love" is an ambiguous term and the show teases the ever-loving shit out of yuri to the point of making me think there is more than meets the eye between these characters" ^ As for your last remark...I don't even know why I'm wasting finger energy responding to it. Obviously you haven't read the novels. If you had, you know your entire statement is actually invalid. Judging by that response, I'd say you're too familiar with teen angst. Though I'm not sure what Hibike and Kimi no na Wa have to do with shitty writing. You're either not attentive, have obnoxious standards, or just don't know what you're talking about. You can claim anything is garbage writing, except if you want to be taken seriously, you should provide actual reasons. As far as I'm concerned, "forced drama" is not a thoughtful reason. Apart from that, you haven't given any valid justification for your opinions. That's also on top of the salt mine that was half of your reaction to the show. Oh you didn't want to keep watching, well shit, it's too bad someone has a gun to your head. Obviously there's zero bias there. And no I haven't read the source, although I know the differences between it and the adaptation. Though I seem to notice that this is a thread in the anime discussion section, so I'm not sure how the source affects the merits of the story in the anime as a stand-alone series. Obviously my entire statement is invalid because what happened in the novel is different from the anime. You know, because that's definitely solid logic. (Note the heart-piercing sarcasm as I proceed to tear my hair out) But thanks for trying to insult my intelligence and tastes, I'm sure that reflected well on you. |
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SaucyShamrock said: Jonesy974 said: Idk what high school you attended, but in my day shit did not get that overly dramatic unless some guy was sleeping with his girlfriends best friend. Then again, I was in high school almost a decade ago, maybe you teens just got more dramatic and angsty since. The entire first episode (hell the first half of the season) was full of forced shitty melodrama for literally no reason. They just won gold and were moody and depressed...and it wasn't even elaborated upon. If that kind of horrible writing is fine by your standards, then cool beans. (I see you like Your Name, and both seasons of Hibike...so that's a yes). Not sure why you bothered mentioning the graduation. I didn't even mention anything negative. You might not know this, but I've seen quite a few anime in my days, and I'm decently versed in the Japanese culture. I'm quite aware of how graduation works. I've even been through two of them myself! "Also, I'm not sure why you're so convinced it was a confession of love to a friend. This show has some pretty strong yuri vibes and the ending is ambiguous at best. If I were to make a ruling, I'd say Kumiko is a lesbian, but I don't think there's enough to prove it definitively. Either way, "love" is an ambiguous term and the show teases the ever-loving shit out of yuri to the point of making me think there is more than meets the eye between these characters" ^ As for your last remark...I don't even know why I'm wasting finger energy responding to it. Obviously you haven't read the novels. If you had, you know your entire statement is actually invalid. Judging by that response, I'd say you're too familiar with teen angst. Though I'm not sure what Hibike and Kimi no na Wa have to do with shitty writing. You're either not attentive, have obnoxious standards, or just don't know what you're talking about. You can claim anything is garbage writing, except if you want to be taken seriously, you should provide actual reasons. As far as I'm concerned, "forced drama" is not a thoughtful reason. Apart from that, you haven't given any valid justification for your opinions. That's also on top of the salt mine that was half of your reaction to the show. Oh you didn't want to keep watching, well shit, it's too bad someone has a gun to your head. Obviously there's zero bias there. And no I haven't read the source, although I know the differences between it and the adaptation. Though I seem to notice that this is a thread in the anime discussion section, so I'm not sure how the source affects the merits of the story in the anime as a stand-alone series. Obviously my entire statement is invalid because what happened in the novel is different from the anime. You know, because that's definitely solid logic. (Note the heart-piercing sarcasm as I proceed to tear my hair out) But thanks for trying to insult my intelligence and tastes, I'm sure that reflected well on you. I think my favorite part of this response, is that after I made you look dumb twice, you went through the extra trouble of trying to make your reply look over the top mature this time. Why? I don't know. It's not like you're fooling anyone, the other comments didn't just magically disappear. Funny, since in my original comment, I elaborated on exactly why the drama was forced in the first half, and what made it shitty. You just dismiss it because you disagree and probably think that any writing that makes you go "hit me in muh feels", is 10/10 AOTS. On the other hand, you provided no reason as to why you think the writing is so stellar. You just jumped straight to dismissive and defensive straw man arguments. Really, you know the differences between the novel and the anime? Because it sure as hell doesn't seem like it. Albeit the show wasn't a perfect 1:1 adaptation, because KyoAni liked to bait people into buying BDs with the false premise of yuri. The toning down of Reina's obsession with Taki, and the fewer amount of scenes between Kumiko and Shuichi didn't take anything away from the general direction each romance was going. Had the anime been able to adapt all the way to where the novels were, this would be questioned even less because Kumiko and Shuichi would've already been a done deal. There was no point in changing any order of events when they removed the hairpin wearing scene anyway. The "stand-alone" argument only works when the anime is actually stand-alone. And you're welcome. You made insulting you a little too easy, but hey, I just work with what I'm given. |
Jonesy974 said: [. . .] I think my favorite part of this response, is that after I made you look dumb twice, you went through the extra trouble of trying to make your reply look over the top mature this time. Why? I don't know. It's not like you're fooling anyone, the other comments didn't just magically disappear. Funny, since in my original comment, I elaborated on exactly why the drama was forced in the first half, and what made it shitty. You just dismiss it because you disagree and probably think that any writing that makes you go "hit me in muh feels", is 10/10 AOTS. On the other hand, you provided no reason as to why you think the writing is so stellar. You just jumped straight to dismissive and defensive straw man arguments. Really, you know the differences between the novel and the anime? Because it sure as hell doesn't seem like it. Albeit the show wasn't a perfect 1:1 adaptation, because KyoAni liked to bait people into buying BDs with the false premise of yuri. The toning down of Reina's obsession with Taki, and the fewer amount of scenes between Kumiko and Shuichi didn't take anything away from the general direction each romance was going. Had the anime been able to adapt all the way to where the novels were, this would be questioned even less because Kumiko and Shuichi would've already been a done deal. There was no point in changing any order of events when they removed the hairpin wearing scene anyway. The "stand-alone" argument only works when the anime is actually stand-alone. And you're welcome. You made insulting you a little too easy, but hey, I just work with what I'm given. Thank you for proving my point. |
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| I don't want it to end :( I still want more The musics The characters I like them a lot Time to rewatch? xD |
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Jonesy974 said: The "stand-alone" argument only works when the anime is actually stand-alone. Um... No? Nobody except people who graduated 10 years ago who sits around watching anime with a gun to their head give 2 shits about the "novels" the show is what it is. This is a thread about the anime if you want to talk about the novels go talk about them on that board. They are irrelevant here. |
Reikuo said: Jonesy974 said: The "stand-alone" argument only works when the anime is actually stand-alone. Um... No? Nobody except people who graduated 10 years ago who sits around watching anime with a gun to their head give 2 shits about the "novels" the show is what it is. This is a thread about the anime if you want to talk about the novels go talk about them on that board. They are irrelevant here. HAHAHA! Holy hell. Can your brain even fathom the amount of stupidity in your own comment, or did that actually sound good when you felt like a kewl dood typing that? Nobody gives 2 shits about the novels? Sure, that's why in every single episode discussion thread for both seasons, the majority of the comments are from people comparing the novel material to the episode, or people who haven't read the novel inquiring about how accurate the show has been/asking for spoilers. We can even take this one step further. Every anime that was ever adapted from a novel/manga in the history of ever, had its hype generated from the community of people who read the source material. And it applies to literally. every. adaptation. Name it: Hibike Euphonium, Sword Art Online, Noragami, KonoSuba, Erased, Hyouka. You name it, and the reason loads of people who never heard of it took an interest in it in the first place, is because people who read the novels were in the announcement threads going on and on about how excited they were. And in every anime adaptation ever, the majority of episode thread comments revolve around how good or bad the episode was able to adapt the source material. This is completely indisputable. The fact that you're trying to argue that should make you feel incredibly stupid. |
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Katsu-kun said: Oh no, I feel empty now.. :' ) I know what you feel... At first I didin't want to watch the final 2 eps... but now I don't want to end this :( At times this second season, was a little boring, but with highs and emotional episodes of course :') specially the ones with music, like of course... this one: For people like us, at least we can hear these gifts: |
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| Thank you @puchacamilo, you cheered me up, all I needed is Hibike OST! :'-) |
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| This season is more weak than the previous one but still great. i'm such a lucky bastard to enjoy all three ships - Kumiko with Reina, Shuichi and Asuka. with Asuka is my favourite one i guess because it's so intense whew |
| see you, space cowperson . . . |
| I still can't move on with this end... Is this really the end? There is nothing more they could do?? :'( How it ends, to me is like the whole series is about Asuka senpai... x'D how is this possible?, I demand an ending for the other girls x'D |
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| Ah finally Sapphire and Hazuki got demoted to side-characters. Tyvm was waiting forever for that. Their role was too small in this season (not that it was very big in the 1st season either) |
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| I don't want to say goodbye to this series! cya until S3! |
| My Guitar Covers: Playlist I CAN ALWAYS SHOW MY EVERYTHING TO YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUU |
| Well, I've seen more satisfying conclusions. I still don't know if this is supposed to be a series finale, or if there will be more adaptations. Really, the only things that stood out to me were the heartfelt goodbyes, especially how much Kumiko was missing Asuka. Reina's arc concluded exactly the way I didn't want it: half-assed. She didn't get to try confessing again. In the end, I went into the series expecting some of the "most human characters" (as the Pedantic Romantic put it), and I was mostly satisfied with what I got. I might watch sequels if they come out. Kumiko was definitely an interesting character to follow, and I'll certainly remember her journey. Even some of the individual band members became important to me, if only for the duration of the show. |
| Me finishing Eupho so late is a such a disgrace Still really professionally done, imperious acting, art, mise-en-scene. All the biggest strengths of S1 all on board Not quite as good as S1 though Felt unfocused at times, the girls seemed petty at some points- thus the drama was a bit disappointing, the main arc was not to my taste(I still dislike Asuka) Thus didn't really have the pull S1 had. 7/10 ...and also cos I'm a NL fag. Fucking hell... |
| I hated how dumb and melodramatic this season was, how anticlimactic everything ended up being. I enjoyed season 1, but I really hated season 2 from around after episode 6 and how it focused on these literally who characters instead of focusing on our main cast from season 1. Dumb melodrama, dumb writing, but it's to be expected from a light novel. 3/10 since the animation was still nice and I didn't hate the entire show. |
| :3 |
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