We can bond as soon as you get MK, Tekken 6, SFXT, UMVC3, and SSF4:Ae for ps3
We can bond as soon as you get MK, Tekken 6, SFXT, UMVC3, and SSF4:Ae for ps3
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that's a good point.
I think it's time we see other people, goodnight
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I still need to watch Golden Boy and Lupin III
Metal Golden Boy is hilarious, here I'll help you start.
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Thanks Yung, but I can't watch any videos right now lol
Gotta help babysit my little niece with my mama, and neither the baby nor my mama like noise
A true family man you are![]()
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Might as well post up a review of Big O, gonna keep it as spoiler-free as possible
Spoiler for For those out of the loop:
Overall Score: 8.5/10
I'd say this is a really good anime mostly because I feel it's not only unique and entertaining, but also thought-provoking. There are a number of moments in the series that I think will make you stop and think if you really pay attention. It isn't just all action, I assure you. It's influenced by a number of different works (such as Batman) and has a number of references to other series, as well, so with that said, you would probably think that the show is unoriginal and that it has no sense of identity because of that at first. But in a way, this helps it stand out from most anime. It has its own distinct tone and atmosphere. I wouldn't go into this thinking that, "Oh, this is gonna be just like Batman with giant robots". It's hard to explain this without spoilers, just trust me on this one. It has more to offer than just that, IMHO.
It has a great cast of main characters that are all interesting to watch. I personally like Roger and Dorothy the best. I like Roger for his calm, cynical and analytical personality and the fact that he seems to know what to do in virtually any situation. As for Dorothy, I think a lot of the funniest moments of the series come from her, especially some of her interactions with Roger and Norman. This is also one of the best English dubs I've ever had the pleasure of seeing; the voice acting is superb, especially Steve Blum's VA work as Roger Smith. The show isn't without humor, you'll see that from Roger's and Dorothy's conversations as I said earlier. I thought the animation was pretty good and consistent, but not as good as the second season's. The robot fights, while admittedly they feel out of place at first compared to the rest of the series, are entertaining, as well. They grow on you as the series go on. You might think that the robot battles are going to be the most interesting parts of the series, but really, that isn't the case at all. Not to me, at least.
Perhaps what I like most about the series is the recurring theme of memories and the way the plots of the episodes (labeled "Acts" in the series) are set up. I've already explained the former, I really like how memories are handled and talked about in the series. There are people that are apathetic towards regaining their memories, and there are some who actively seek out the lost memories of the city. You'll not only see how the citizens in general act towards memories and the idea of regaining them, but you'll also see that with the main characters. As for the latter, basically, the first season is episodic. Each of the Acts are self-contained stories that follow a "villain of the week" formula, where a new antagonist is introduced in the Act and subsequently dealt with in some way in that same Act. Personally, I loved this because I thought it fit the whole detective show aspect of the show perfectly, and it made me look forward to what was going to be the next conflict.
However, despite all this, there are a couple of problems that I had with it. The ending to season 1 is one of them. It's pretty confusing and unsatisfying; I personally guarantee that you'll have to find an explanation for it on the internet as soon as you finish watching it because it leaves you with more questions than answers. The second season as a whole is the other one. The animation quality of this season is better than the first's and while there were a few interesting revelations in this seasons, I felt that it wasn't as good as the first season for a few reasons. For one, the episodic style of the first season gets replaced with a more conventional, continuous storyline. I wasn't a fan of that because, like I said, I thought that the self-contained stories of the previous season suited the series more. Maybe I wouldn't mind it as much if it weren't for the ending of it, the other main reason why I wasn't crazy about the second season. If you thought season 1's ending was confusing, wait until you see season 2's. It's even more of a mindrape than the first season's, which sort of pisses me off considering I was actually kinda hoping for a more satisfying ending this time. If they ever made another season, then the endings of both seasons kind of give me plenty of reason to worry about an even more confusing ending. With all that said, these are pretty much the only flaws I can think of for an otherwise great anime.
So yeah, there's my thoughts of it
Last edited by Metal Overlord; 07-04-2012 at 07:53 AM.
been watching fist of the north star lately along with air gear and outlaw star and boy do i wonder why would some random thugs try to mess with someone who can make you explode from a simple tap on the forehead
Fist of the North Star from what little I've seen of it reminds me of Mad Max for some reason
because it's post apocalyptic for one
whats really odd is that Rei reminds me of smoke
Huh, it does look like Smoke.
Well Metal due to your lovely description I'll try Big O again
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Claymore is based in a world where People fight YOMA(demons) using yoma powers themselves. At first they used men, but if you use more yoma when it's not necessary, you become an awakened being 100% uncontrollable lust for death/blood/eating humans ect ect. And really hard to kill. ANd knowing how greedy men are for being power thirsty. They ultimate changed to women only, because they were alot less likely to become awakened beings.
Ok, these people fighting the demons are called Claymores. They get hired to come to towns and kill the demons. If they get in a bad situation they can use yoma powers to sort of level up to fight harder ones. The more they go though the closer they get to awakening and thus needing to be killed before awakening. So the best claymores are the ones that don't use their power as much.
The story is focused around Claire and her revenge against Yoma, and a SPECIFIC awakened being for killing the one person she loved as a child.
And that itty bitty history of the show was IMO the best part of the whole anime.
TERESA!!!! <3
Batgirl's in Injustice, the salt is delicious.
Dammit, I thought it was a Hentai story.
Vital, what the hell
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Right so... vital wanted to watch a hentai with YunQ
That's interesting.
Batgirl's in Injustice, the salt is delicious.
Critical don't put me in the same category as that, THING
I'll stick to anime thank you
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Watching this Anime called Shiki,
I like it so far. A bit creepy.
Batgirl's in Injustice, the salt is delicious.
What is it about sir?
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