Yeahhh 2020 was a crazy time.
Good thing that you have better things to do irl tho.
If you ever do decide to get into DB, do go for the manga, since the original DB is good with the pacing, but DBZ is almost outrageous and bloated. While DBZ Kai fails to capture the soul.
can't believe i'm doing this now, but just wanted to send you a certain song. that's not because the person behind has any resembling hint of talent at many things in the least, (especially in singing) but just look down there.
scroll down the comments, you have no idea how much your heart will fall off from the maximum carnival of unintentional hilarity (in a rather good way) on behalf of how funny many of the comments are on it.
You're welcome man. You seemed to be a pretty chill person from where I saw you on the forum thread.
About watching those many episodes, it was because that was my first year ever of watching anime, and I was basically glued to it :D
Plus, One Piece being one of my favorite series and Marineford being my favorite arc certainly helped!
I've mellowed out a lot since then about how many episodes I watch everyday. However, I've been going hard with Dragon Ball Z lately.
it's not really about thinking the past will always reign supreme over the future in terns of creative executions, because the latter has it's many gems anyway. i just don't think there's a shojo out here that i'll love just as much as that specific series. be it either those that preceed or succeed it, the complexity of it's themes are wonderfully beautiful and it will especially be true once you'd get to figure the answer why i stand by it when you'll get to the volume of the manga on your run.
much as i'm hardly a person who watched many shojos myself, it seems like there won't be the kinds of peak-level content a series like that contained with such quality of nuance in that demography ever again i'm afraid. i'd like for you to do so if you have interest in such things of that nature.
don't know if it's an important question from me upon you, but just thought of certain imaginative casting choices myself if they were bound to have happened alternatively. want to know what's the first? Krizalid was one of the most entertaining characters in king of fighters i've ever put my time with, with how much this man inhabits some awesome moves and his compelling scheme that shines throughout, i couldn't help but have him as my mains in 2002 um because of that. now what about this has to do with what i'll be talking with you? not to be in a rush: Yoshiyuki Iwamoto, the guy that provided the performance for him, is quiet arguably i dare say? would be the perfect man to have been vegeta himself if horikawa has gave up on the role around 2000 or so, hell i'd go as far as citing that i'd even prefer him to horikawa in all fairness. he has this tone that isn't too overly husky or light that would bring just about the mixture of genocidal, manic shorty rage-filled slayer and the suave, cool-headed charisma that would be a blast to the sceneries.
another one would be David A. Kaye as Edward Elric. wait, you are wanting for me to tell you there's another guy named david kaye? this isn't a surprise to me having figuring out the latter's real name is David V *HOPE* instead of the usual kaye in the last one. anyway, even if you may not be familiar with Fullmetal alchemist yourself, i'll still offer you why to elobrate upon this: i have been seeing some dynasty warriors gundam videos where he plays uso and has also played Lichtendahl Tsery in 00. there are only clips of him as the former in youtube such as the victory 2 mission and the voice he carries in general would just be about right for the part with that cute angelic youthfulness that stands on it's merits. i refuse for myself to deny it would be perfect casting.
the last one would be also something you won't see coming from a mile away no matter the thinkings. but even tho i don't think i'd bother with making a full-blown fan-cast for a japanese dubbed x-men media or something like that, i've been toying with who i'd select for magneto. unfortunately for the recent time itself, that actor is has leaved from existing and is hardly known. remember koyama from 08th ms team? that man who played him called Yuzuru Fujimoto has such a baritone riff with gravities that would still not be too TRULY booming for the mutant hatred dictator. just so i'll remind what he sounds like (go to 2:52 where he starts introducing himself to the crew) to refresh your memory, the aged and depth feel in him could definitely be convincing for the holocaust surviver who has grown weary and vengeful for his own beliefs.
Ho visto (e rivisto) Char's Counterattack con sentimenti misti, un'esperienza molto forte nonostante i difetti. Peccato che non sia la conclusione che mi ero immaginato, ma informandomi è chiaro che non si tratta del finale che il regista avrebbe voluto dare. Si tratta in ogni caso di una pietra miliare dell'animazione.
Per GQX, sto aspettando l'episodio finale. Confermo che GQX mi ricorda Evangelion (soprattutto 3.0) ma anche FLCL e Diebuster. Una vera lettera d'amore alla originale saga UC, nello stile della scuola Gainax. Tsurumaki e il team di Khara si sono evidentemente impegnati, anche se si tratta di un'opera breve che poteva essere espansa.
Giant Robo è stata una sorpresa, peccato per il finale aperto. Mondo apparentemente naive ma molto affascinante, si vede che arriva da un'altra epoca.
Spero tutto bene con il lavoro, continuerò ad aggiornare la lista dopo gli esami estivi. A presto!
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I too got into Bleach just this year, and finished it too!
Good thing that you have better things to do irl tho.
If you ever do decide to get into DB, do go for the manga, since the original DB is good with the pacing, but DBZ is almost outrageous and bloated. While DBZ Kai fails to capture the soul.
scroll down the comments, you have no idea how much your heart will fall off from the maximum carnival of unintentional hilarity (in a rather good way) on behalf of how funny many of the comments are on it.
About watching those many episodes, it was because that was my first year ever of watching anime, and I was basically glued to it :D
Plus, One Piece being one of my favorite series and Marineford being my favorite arc certainly helped!
I've mellowed out a lot since then about how many episodes I watch everyday. However, I've been going hard with Dragon Ball Z lately.
still stand that these choices would have been sweet to be witnessed regardless but i understand your prespective.
another one would be David A. Kaye as Edward Elric. wait, you are wanting for me to tell you there's another guy named david kaye? this isn't a surprise to me having figuring out the latter's real name is David V *HOPE* instead of the usual kaye in the last one. anyway, even if you may not be familiar with Fullmetal alchemist yourself, i'll still offer you why to elobrate upon this: i have been seeing some dynasty warriors gundam videos where he plays uso and has also played Lichtendahl Tsery in 00. there are only clips of him as the former in youtube such as the victory 2 mission and the voice he carries in general would just be about right for the part with that cute angelic youthfulness that stands on it's merits. i refuse for myself to deny it would be perfect casting.
the last one would be also something you won't see coming from a mile away no matter the thinkings. but even tho i don't think i'd bother with making a full-blown fan-cast for a japanese dubbed x-men media or something like that, i've been toying with who i'd select for magneto. unfortunately for the recent time itself, that actor is has leaved from existing and is hardly known. remember koyama from 08th ms team? that man who played him called Yuzuru Fujimoto has such a baritone riff with gravities that would still not be too TRULY booming for the mutant hatred dictator. just so i'll remind what he sounds like (go to 2:52 where he starts introducing himself to the crew) to refresh your memory, the aged and depth feel in him could definitely be convincing for the holocaust surviver who has grown weary and vengeful for his own beliefs.
care to speak on those ideas?
Ho visto (e rivisto) Char's Counterattack con sentimenti misti, un'esperienza molto forte nonostante i difetti. Peccato che non sia la conclusione che mi ero immaginato, ma informandomi è chiaro che non si tratta del finale che il regista avrebbe voluto dare. Si tratta in ogni caso di una pietra miliare dell'animazione.
Per GQX, sto aspettando l'episodio finale. Confermo che GQX mi ricorda Evangelion (soprattutto 3.0) ma anche FLCL e Diebuster. Una vera lettera d'amore alla originale saga UC, nello stile della scuola Gainax. Tsurumaki e il team di Khara si sono evidentemente impegnati, anche se si tratta di un'opera breve che poteva essere espansa.
Giant Robo è stata una sorpresa, peccato per il finale aperto. Mondo apparentemente naive ma molto affascinante, si vede che arriva da un'altra epoca.
Spero tutto bene con il lavoro, continuerò ad aggiornare la lista dopo gli esami estivi. A presto!