Someone on Giant Bomb did the first in what seems to be a series of reviews of Gundam animes. The one that seemed to be the most well received for this first post was War in the Pocket. As far as I can tell most of these Gundam series are nigh impossible to find in any legal fashion. Is there something I'm missing? Or is this plausible cause to pirate?
Someone on Giant Bomb did the first in what seems to be a series of reviews of Gundam animes. The one that seemed to be the most well received for this first post was War in the Pocket. As far as I can tell most of these Gundam series are nigh impossible to find in any legal fashion. Is there something I'm missing? Or is this plausible cause to pirate?
Right Stuf has the rights to Gundam in the U.S. Whatever titles become available are up to them.
Someone on Giant Bomb did the first in what seems to be a series of reviews of Gundam animes. The one that seemed to be the most well received for this first post was War in the Pocket. As far as I can tell most of these Gundam series are nigh impossible to find in any legal fashion. Is there something I'm missing? Or is this plausible cause to pirate?
There is never any guilt in pirating anything that isn't trivially legally available.
You've already ridden the tallest rollercoaster...
Umm.. Dennou Coil? It's more Augmented Reality speculative fiction than cyberpunk. Serial Experiments Lain if you never saw it? Appleseed/AD Police? Already scraping the bottom of the barrel.
I'm watching Uta-Pri and Love Live Sunshine for my show, but I finally got around to watching One Punch Man. I need to binge it, I see why it people like it.
A little surprised Rym has not given Psycho Pass a shot! Definitely a worthy thematic successor to Stand Alone Complex, with a greater focus on emotive storytelling. The main character Akane I personally find more enjoyable and engaging (as a human character) than the Major.
The opening of the second season has one of the greatest visual flairs in recent memory
From what I've heard about Psycho-Pass, most of what's good about it can be attributed to Gen Urobuchi (a.k.a.: the guy what wrote Madoka), who wrote the first season... but not the second. Subsequently, the second season from what I can tell tends to be disliked by fans because it lost that powerhouse writing talent.
From what I've heard about Psycho-Pass, most of what's good about it can be attributed to Gen Urobuchi (a.k.a.: the guy what wrote Madoka), who wrote the first season... but not the second. Subsequently, the second season from what I can tell tends to be disliked by fans because it lost that powerhouse writing talent.
Literaly the same thing that happened with Eureka Seven and Eureka Seven: Astral Ocean. The cost cutting is real.
I was just settling in to watch AO, having loved the original Eureka Seven, (well sans the ending, which to me, made no sense, but I get the feeling that's more my failing than the show) From what tiny amount I've looked into what the fans seem to think of AO it's basically all negative. I'll know more once I actually watch it.
I was just settling in to watch AO, having loved the original Eureka Seven, (well sans the ending, which to me, made no sense, but I get the feeling that's more my failing than the show) From what tiny amount I've looked into what the fans seem to think of AO it's basically all negative. I'll know more once I actually watch it.
The original writer left partway through the series' production, let's just say you'll know exactly when that happens storywise. OTL
From what I've heard about Psycho-Pass, most of what's good about it can be attributed to Gen Urobuchi (a.k.a.: the guy what wrote Madoka), who wrote the first season... but not the second. Subsequently, the second season from what I can tell tends to be disliked by fans because it lost that powerhouse writing talent.
I watched both the 1st and 2nd season in a sitting, and so found the weaker writing more bearable in the second season, really because I had become a huge fan of the setting that season 1 did a great job setting up. In retrospect, the 1st season is what most people should indeed start and end with, the conclusion feels strong enough that most would have assumed that was it.
Mob Psycho did not immediately click with me, but episodes 11 and 12 were great.
Shokugeki no Soma I put down after episode one as echi randomness food battle manga, but I'm actually really impressed with the end of the second arc at being both shounin and kinda clever with the genre.
I enjoyed Re: Zero, but that's to be expected. I enjoy the suffering across all kinds of stuff. I'm one of those nerds that wished they included the plot twist at the end that they avoided.
Sweetness & Lightning one of the better shows this season just finished. Didn't see many negatives to this show for what it was trying to do. Wouldn't mind a second season if they were to release it.
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If you didn't watch Ghost in the Shell: Standalone Complex yet, just drop everything and watch it all in order as fast as possible.
If you already saw it...
Umm.. Dennou Coil? It's more Augmented Reality speculative fiction than cyberpunk.
Serial Experiments Lain if you never saw it?
Appleseed/AD Police? Already scraping the bottom of the barrel.
I'm at a loss.
Psycho-Pass?
Gasaraki?
The opening of the second season has one of the greatest visual flairs in recent memory
Shokugeki no Soma I put down after episode one as echi randomness food battle manga, but I'm actually really impressed with the end of the second arc at being both shounin and kinda clever with the genre.
I enjoyed Re: Zero, but that's to be expected. I enjoy the suffering across all kinds of stuff. I'm one of those nerds that wished they included the plot twist at the end that they avoided.