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tensei oujo to tensai reijou no blah blah blah anime is... really good actually
it sets up a different mood than the manga or LN do however, so is best viewed in parallel with an LN reading
edit: also the choices of content change were very good decisions actually; they set up context for later events without having to bog down those events with infodumps or really long internal monologues
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I really like the little gestures and body language, the animation is just right, very pretty but I like how they take care to show the emotions without telling it to your face, we know very well the current emotional state of Euphylia and why she can't accept kindness right away and how the princess understood that it's going to take some time to break that wall.
Feels like, it will be better than the manga... That's rare these days!
The biggest thing about the MagiRevo anime is that it feels like it's trying to be a romance, which is something the other version of the story only do incidentally
The biggest thing about the MagiRevo anime is that it feels like it's trying to be a romance, which is something the other version of the story only do incidentally
Idk, I'm pretty sure that the LN is also clear that it is a romance
I really like the little gestures and body language, the animation is just right, very pretty but I like how they take care to show the emotions without telling it to your face, we know very well the current emotional state of Euphylia and why she can't accept kindness right away and how the princess understood that it's going to take some time to break that wall.
Feels like, it will be better than the manga... That's rare these days!
I skimmed over the chapters of the manga that episode 3 covers, and I confirmed they're really cutting down the exposition as much as they possibly can. Anis's speech about spirit stones was far more elaborate in the manga, chapter 5 has long monologues by Euphilia where she explains how she's feeling that are mostly cut, etc. Personally I prefer the anime's storytelling style far more. For example, I think the added scene where Euphilia visits her old servants is far more effective at communicating how she's feeling than her just stating it to the audience directly.
I can't compare to the LN since I haven't read it, but just comparing the adaptations I think the anime is significantly better than the manga so far.
As much as I despise Isekai, I ended up watching 3 now. Good season so far, good time to come back to watch anime weekly :D
For me this has been a bit of a disappointing season.
Not watching one of my most waited for anime of the year (MagiRevo) because volume 3 killed my interest in the series right before the anime started, OniMai is being really gross with all the fanservice making it feel like a completely different story from the one it's adapting, and Bofuri season 2 is way too fast paced atm
Though on the other hand, Reborn to Master the Blade and Ayakashi Triangle have really won me over so that's nice and Saving 80'000 Gold is also pretty fun
Well, scratch Bofuri off that list because episode 3 was much better paced and had a bit of some wonderful Mii x Maple and Sally x Maple stuff as well. Sadly they seem to have changed the Tower event into more of a boss rush even though the exploration parts were some of the best
Well, scratch Bofuri off that list because episode 3 was much better paced and had a bit of some wonderful Mii x Maple and Sally x Maple stuff as well. Sadly they seem to have changed the Tower event into more of a boss rush even though the exploration parts were some of the best
If you go past the weird CGI in the library fight.
Well, scratch Bofuri off that list because episode 3 was much better paced and had a bit of some wonderful Mii x Maple and Sally x Maple stuff as well. Sadly they seem to have changed the Tower event into more of a boss rush even though the exploration parts were some of the best
If you go past the weird CGI in the library fight.
Yeah, that honestly made episode 3 even more disappointing than the pace of this season so far, especially remembering the beautiful animation of the first season's fights.
Well, scratch Bofuri off that list because episode 3 was much better paced and had a bit of some wonderful Mii x Maple and Sally x Maple stuff as well. Sadly they seem to have changed the Tower event into more of a boss rush even though the exploration parts were some of the best
If you go past the weird CGI in the library fight.
Yeah, that honestly made episode 3 even more disappointing than the pace of this season so far, especially remembering the beautiful animation of the first season's fights.
Didn't bother me at all. For me the selling point of the series was always the fluff and silliness and the fights were a secondary thing.
I'd rather they include all the fun stuff where Maple gets new skills and learns to use them. Like when she got Helping Hands and realised she can equip both of her extra shields on it and then she combines it with the Throne and becomes completely surrounded by shields. And of course keep all the cute Maple x Sally moments.
So for me this episode was the best one so far. Even though it still doesn't live up to season 1, not even close (though personally I also think that volumes 1 - 4 are all better than 5 - 7 so it's not just the anime)
Onimai really upped the fanservice without reason. It's doesn't add anything to the series, it makes it awkward. Just finished episode 4 and not sure I'll keep watching. May just stick to the manga.
I hope the anime adaptation for Reborn to Master the Blade doesn't keep cutting important scenes in future episodes. Episode 4 cut a couple pretty important scenes that give some pretty vital characterization for the Highlanders that now leaves the episode without the needed moral complexity that it otherwise would've had. Which sucks.
I hope the anime adaptation for Reborn to Master the Blade doesn't keep cutting important scenes in future episodes. Episode 4 cut a couple pretty important scenes that give some pretty vital characterization for the Highlanders that now leaves the episode without the needed moral complexity that it otherwise would've had. Which sucks.
I wouldn't say it cut anything that needed to be there. I mean, the only thing I even noticed that it cut was her forgiving the soldiers, instead we were told she would forgive them which does the same thing narratively. Sure the additional details in that scene were nice but they weren't necessary.
I hope the anime adaptation for Reborn to Master the Blade doesn't keep cutting important scenes in future episodes. Episode 4 cut a couple pretty important scenes that give some pretty vital characterization for the Highlanders that now leaves the episode without the needed moral complexity that it otherwise would've had. Which sucks.
I wouldn't say it cut anything that needed to be there. I mean, the only thing I even noticed that it cut was her forgiving the soldiers, instead we were told she would forgive them which does the same thing narratively. Sure the additional details in that scene were nice but they weren't necessary.
I mean, there’s a big difference between forgiving them and falling on your knees begging them to come back to protect the town. They also changed her dialogue around the levitation circle. She’s much more adamant that the lives of the people not be affected, and she says so with no uncertain terms. There’s no hesitation or saying she’ll “try”.
I hope the anime adaptation for Reborn to Master the Blade doesn't keep cutting important scenes in future episodes. Episode 4 cut a couple pretty important scenes that give some pretty vital characterization for the Highlanders that now leaves the episode without the needed moral complexity that it otherwise would've had. Which sucks.
I wouldn't say it cut anything that needed to be there. I mean, the only thing I even noticed that it cut was her forgiving the soldiers, instead we were told she would forgive them which does the same thing narratively. Sure the additional details in that scene were nice but they weren't necessary.
I mean, there’s a big difference between forgiving them and falling on your knees begging them to come back to protect the town. They also changed her dialogue around the levitation circle. She’s much more adamant that the lives of the people not be affected, and she says so with no uncertain terms. There’s no hesitation or saying she’ll “try”.
Like I said, narratively it does the same thing, not as well but it still does it. Seilyn/Cyrene is still the same character in both stories and the relevance of how she is stays, thus none of the "moral complexity" is taken out by the anime. Seilyn is a good person and also a Highlander, Highland as a society is rotten but not all Highlanders are bad, and some are even willing to fight against it. All of this stays within the anime even if it shaved some details
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I hope the anime adaptation for Reborn to Master the Blade doesn't keep cutting important scenes in future episodes. Episode 4 cut a couple pretty important scenes that give some pretty vital characterization for the Highlanders that now leaves the episode without the needed moral complexity that it otherwise would've had. Which sucks.
I wouldn't say it cut anything that needed to be there. I mean, the only thing I even noticed that it cut was her forgiving the soldiers, instead we were told she would forgive them which does the same thing narratively. Sure the additional details in that scene were nice but they weren't necessary.
I mean, there’s a big difference between forgiving them and falling on your knees begging them to come back to protect the town. They also changed her dialogue around the levitation circle. She’s much more adamant that the lives of the people not be affected, and she says so with no uncertain terms. There’s no hesitation or saying she’ll “try”.
Like I said, narratively it does the same thing, not as well but it still does it. Seilyn/Cyrene is still the same character in both stories and the relevance of how she is stays, thus none of the "moral complexity" is taken out by the anime. Seilyn is a good person and also a Highlander, Highland as a society is rotten but not all Highlanders are bad, and some are even willing to fight against it. All of this stays within the anime even if it shaved some details
It lessens the impact IMO. For the townspeople, seeing a Highlander on her knees, pleading with them to stay and help the town was a big moment for all of them to come together. The way it is now, it’s almost an offhand remark to forgive the people that rebelled. But I’ll see how future episodes play out. The anime will pass the manga soon anyways so I won’t have anything to compare it to since I haven’t read the LNs.
It’s also entirely true that I’m way over analyzing the plot of a battle maniac anime.
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I hope the anime adaptation for Reborn to Master the Blade doesn't keep cutting important scenes in future episodes. Episode 4 cut a couple pretty important scenes that give some pretty vital characterization for the Highlanders that now leaves the episode without the needed moral complexity that it otherwise would've had. Which sucks.
I wouldn't say it cut anything that needed to be there. I mean, the only thing I even noticed that it cut was her forgiving the soldiers, instead we were told she would forgive them which does the same thing narratively. Sure the additional details in that scene were nice but they weren't necessary.
I mean, there’s a big difference between forgiving them and falling on your knees begging them to come back to protect the town. They also changed her dialogue around the levitation circle. She’s much more adamant that the lives of the people not be affected, and she says so with no uncertain terms. There’s no hesitation or saying she’ll “try”.
Like I said, narratively it does the same thing, not as well but it still does it. Seilyn/Cyrene is still the same character in both stories and the relevance of how she is stays, thus none of the "moral complexity" is taken out by the anime. Seilyn is a good person and also a Highlander, Highland as a society is rotten but not all Highlanders are bad, and some are even willing to fight against it. All of this stays within the anime even if it shaved some details
It lessens the impact IMO. For the townspeople, seeing a Highlander on her knees, pleading with them to stay and help the town was a big moment for all of them to come together. The way it is now, it’s almost an offhand remark to forgive the people that rebelled. But I’ll see how future episodes play out. The anime will pass the manga soon anyways so I won’t have anything to compare it to since I haven’t read the LNs.
It’s also entirely true that I’m way over analyzing the plot of a battle maniac anime.
Ah. Maybe the scene was stronger in the manga then? In the LN I felt like it didn't have much impact as a scene. It served to further show her kindness but not much else imo. Though that might just be because of the way I read them
Anyway, what I wanted to talk to you about is not really anime and I hope you don't mind me dropping here to recommend a, I'd say, must watch show (fans are currently fighting "Holy war" on Twitter for a 3d season). Maybe some of you have watched it, Warrior Nun. Give it a chance if you have time, 2 seasons are out (Netflix canceled the 3d, therefore the fight), I promise many of you won't regret it and will fall in love with the story, characters and production. Also, come join us on Twitter and help us #SaveWarriorNun
Hey, thanks for posting this. Watched it while recovering from various winter illnesses, and it's shockingly decent, especially with a title like that. Shame it got Netflix'd, it's so tough to find decent GL with action that actually complements it.
Just rewatched Akebi. Cloverworks outdid themselves with that series. Would love to see it get a season 2 once Hiro gets more done. I’m willing to wait, especially if we get that “hopeful” Komichi/Erika kiss from the play animated. Plus the whole Tokyo arc would be gorgeous.
No context Bofuri
Sally knows what is going to happen that night.
Maybe it's because I haven't read volume 8 yet but episode 5 of Bofuri season 2 was much better than 1 - 4. 5 is on par with season 1 while 1 - 4 all felt kind of rushed and messy
And it's got a cute snek so it's automatically 10/10
LYCORIS RECOIL SEASON 2 LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOO
https://twitter.com/lycoris_recoil/status/1624369212251844608?s=20
Well, there's a new animation project, but it's not guaranteed to be a second season. Could be OVAs or a movie