I really dug the first episode, but Kemonozume is the type of show I have to marathon in order to fully enjoy. Breaking it up into weekly pieces would interrupt the flow imo. Let us know how it turns out
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The art style is indeed very rough and childish at times. It took me nearly the entire first episode to get use to it, but I'm glad I did since I was rewarded with one of the few decent animes of the summer.
I tried downloading the first episode through bittorrent, and it came through fine, but won't play quite groovy on any of my Matroska supporting players...
I'm very confuddled.
I tried downloading the first episode through bittorrent, and it came through fine, but won't play quite groovy on any of my Matroska supporting players... I'm very confuddled.
Try uninstalling every codec on your computer and just install the Combined Community Codec Pack (CCCP), it'll play damn near anything you'll find on the internets without any conflicts.
I'm having more difficulty than not adjusting myself to the animation. I just think it looks like a bad TV Funhouse from a few years ago... Any moment Ace and Gary and going to pop in along with innuendo. I find the concept too interesting not too watch it though. I'll work through my qualms with the animation.
edit: Finished watching episode 2. Worked my way through the animation and I must say... This show is delicious!
The animation reminds me of "Waking Life" when they use live-action footage and draw on top of it.
So far I'm liking it. The jazzy atmospheric music and the percussive action-sequence music remind me of Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo. The art takes a little getting used to, but I love to watch anime that use unconventional styles. Great recommendation Rym and Scott!
Try uninstalling every codec on your computer and just install theCombined Community Codec Pack (CCCP), it'll play damn near anything you'll find on the Tubes without any conflicts.
I think that the animation had many different styles at once. There was live backgrounds similar to Ralph Bakshi films. The People looked sort of sketchy like the movie Heavy Metal or the show Aeon Flux. The Monkey reminded me of the show Duckman. All in all I was really pleased by what I saw.
I finally managed to get two eps through bittorrent... It sure took me a while... =_=
The episodes themselves weren't bad though. I did get through the first episode wanting to know what happened next, but couldn't they have tidied up the animation a bit?
I can see this turning into a Romeo and Juliet remake... Hopefully I'm wrong, but I don't know if I'm going to stick around to find out.
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I went to check out the homepage though, is it just me or does the show look very... sketchy and amateurish? At least the art...
I haven't found any screencaps so it might just be the promo art, but shouldn't promo art generally be of better quality than the animation?
<<fuurin
The art style is indeed very rough and childish at times. It took me nearly the entire first episode to get use to it, but I'm glad I did since I was rewarded with one of the few decent animes of the summer.
I'm very confuddled.
/Nothing else to say
//Bored
edit: Finished watching episode 2. Worked my way through the animation and I must say... This show is delicious!
So far I'm liking it. The jazzy atmospheric music and the percussive action-sequence music remind me of Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo. The art takes a little getting used to, but I love to watch anime that use unconventional styles. Great recommendation Rym and Scott!
The monkey is clearly the star of the show.
The episodes themselves weren't bad though. I did get through the first episode wanting to know what happened next, but couldn't they have tidied up the animation a bit?
I can see this turning into a Romeo and Juliet remake... Hopefully I'm wrong, but I don't know if I'm going to stick around to find out.