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[Seraphim24]

Subjectively, I was objectively slightly amused.

[Some Geth]

No.

 

To Gundamhead.

[Liamv2]

Watch... the... video... 

 

https://www.youtube....h?v=RY7Q9wCqJCk

 

Wat da frak did I just watch?

[Some Geth]

Wat da frak did I just watch?

Gundam Seed crap.

[Paragon Gabriel]

Ha! That's a good one, indeed, when it's your own opinion it's objective, when it's a contrasting opinion it's subjective.
 
I already said if you want to compare it to anime in the general sphere it's fine, if you want to call that an objective metric that's ok also. I also already said you could do much worse. Indeed, I am not surprised that people like it. However, if you do that then presumably you can't deny Sorronar or my own opinion's either that it's kind of a mess, which is precisely what both of you have done.
 
Also Akame is a sentient lawnmower.

Didn't state anything like that. And considering you started your sentence with "I honestly couldn't distinguish (...)" followed by not liking the power usage and narrative set ups, then that makes it pretty much your opinion. And considering you also asked "what is the revolution for" I honestly started thinking if you even payed attention with the show. But whatever, no need to keep on bickering about this.

Maouka Koukou no Rettousa has been pretty cool show so far. Liking its plot developements, the protagonist and the use of magic and science and that it doesn't hide from explaining them properly is an welcome aspect.

[Liamv2]

I enjoyed Maouka too. Though that shitty middle arc that dragged on for way too long drained my enthusiasm quite a bit.

[Isichar]

Magical girl gif!

[Seraphim24]

Didn't state anything like that. And considering you started your sentence with "I honestly couldn't distinguish (...)" followed by not liking the power usage and narrative set ups, then that makes it pretty much your opinion. And considering you also asked "what is the revolution for" I honestly started thinking if you even payed attention with the show. But whatever, no need to keep on bickering about this.

Maouka Koukou no Rettousa has been pretty cool show so far. Liking its plot developements, the protagonist and the use of magic and science and that it doesn't hide from explaining them properly is an welcome aspect.

 

I'm just saying the objective/subjective distinction is beaten to death in philosophy and you can easily argue that there really isn't any meaningful distinction between them for the most part.

[Paragon Gabriel]

I enjoyed Maouka too. Though that shitty middle arc that dragged on for way too long drained my enthusiasm quite a bit.

Oh dear, not looking forward to that.

[Seraphim24]

Magical girl gif!

 

 

 

 

 

[Liamv2]

It has it's cool moments but it's needlessly long for something that amounts to little more than magic olympics.

[Some Geth]

Haha Oh Kuro.

 

He sure was the first villain to give Luffy a hard time and what an a-hole he was.

[Isichar]

@Kefka

If I do revisit Rayearth (and I think I will eventually) would you recommend the anime or manga instead? The anime admittedly looks really good.

[TheChris92]

Gonna be interestin' when you get to the Alabasta Arc, where the first of One Piece's greatest villains shows up -- But there's another good one coming up soon if I remember right without spoilin'

[Some Geth]

Shahahahahahahahaha!

[TheChris92]

Shahahahahahahahaha!

And of course -- Wouldn't be One Piece without a distinctive laugh for almost any character

[Some Geth]

Maaahahahahahahahaha!

 

Kuhahahahahahahahaha!

 

Yahahahahahahahahaha!

 

Fuffuffuffuffuffuffuffuffu!

 

Sim is gonna love the villains who have these laughs.

 

Zehahahahahahahahaha!

[TheChris92]

YOHOHOHOHHOHOOOOOO, SKULL JOKE!

[Seraphim24]

@Kefka

If I do revisit Rayearth (and I think I will eventually) would you recommend the anime or manga instead? The anime admittedly looks really good.

 

 

I'd say the anime. My recollection and understanding of both is not perfect but I do know the anime, while rough around the edges (it came out the same time as Evangelion) has a great deal of warmth to it. It's the opposite of Tsubasa where you can tell they altered the original style a lot for the anime adaptation. You get some pretty flashy cool moments. And the OST was very fun IMO.

 

Additionally, while it's got a few changes from the manga it's mostly faithful which is pretty much always a good thing as far as I'm concerned.

 

Some of the fights and also the dubbing (which I watched) have a kind of goofy vibe to them, but again that is mostly from the age I'd say. The core elements though are just so resonant though I just don't care for the most part. Plus there's a subtitled option. Ferio was the one I remember being pretty screwy but I think the girls were ok.

 

Season 2 though I've read is much more of a divergence from the manga though and stuff like that so that's all kinds of meh.