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[TEWR]

Oh it wouldn't be on PSN I think ever. But yes, the storyline is superb. It has its own Codex as well if you need to look for more information on things mentioned as you play -- which isn't necessary to read, but it DOES add a lot to the story -- and as with the show you need to pay attention to the details. If you do that, you'll get why everything happens

It keeps in line with the same themes of the series, and graphically was one of the finest games to be made for the PS2 IMO for when it came out. Admittedly, this came partially at the expense of mouth animations, so it may seem a touch off, but it's not too glaring.

Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 17 février 2014 - 03:11 .

[TEWR]

I am indeed American, and the only times I've come close to gorillas and other primates has been as a kid when I went to a zoo or two.

Aside from that, no actual interactions with them.

But I did get a stuffed gorilla when I was 3 for Christmas at a Wal-Mart. Still have him, to be honest. He's one of those things I can't get rid of. Too much sentimental value.

[Hellion Rex]

Yu Yu Hakusho is always a classic

[Some Geth]

I must be one of the few here who likes dubs and subs about the same. Subs are never distracting to me.

Translation is an art form that is hard to master. So that is why there are many bad dubs, or well used to be. I think the reason why Funi and Viz and all those other companies have better dubs nowadays is very simple. People wanted better dubs. I like to think most watchers can tell what a bad dub is.

But when it comes to subs I think most watchers who only know English, get really lost when it comes to knowing if they are good or not. Take a look at fansubs, most fansubs suck, but I have seen many people think those bad fansubs are good. lol

[Some Geth]

Hunter x Hunter is the better Togashi series.



And so is Level E but that is just my opinion. lol.

Modifié par Some Geth, 17 février 2014 - 03:54 .

[Ghost Lightning]

Some Geth wrote...

Hunte x Hunter is the better Togashi series.

Well you should wait until it finishes publishing beofre making such a claim.

[Some Geth]

No ending is still better than the nothing ending that YuYu got. And besides if you ignore the last chapter that came out, HxH had a sort of ending. I mean I view it as the ending at least. So there!

And it is still the better series anyway!

Modifié par Some Geth, 17 février 2014 - 04:02 .

[Ghost Lightning]

Well excuse me.

[Isichar]

I kind of want to try HxH, I have heard good things but then again I could watch like 5-10 other animes in the time it would take to catch up so....

Modifié par Isichar, 17 février 2014 - 04:05 .

[Some Geth]

Watch it.

[Ghost Lightning]

Watch Nisekoi too. Becaue Chitoge is even better than sliced bread.

[Isichar]

I watched the first few episodes of Nisekoi and had mixed feelings. On the one hand I think Shaft has done an amazing job with it, on the other hand I have never been a fan of Harems and from the sounds of it the plot ends up going quite a while without any real developments. But I will still keep an eye on it.

As for HxH maybe I will wait until its finished. But I dont know if I could stomache another anime that is 100+ episodes. I gave up on both Naruto and Bleach long before they hit the triple digits. Infact I have never been able to watch an anime that long and remain invested (not since I was younger and watched DBZ at least).

[Hellion Rex]

J. Reezy wrote...

eluvianix wrote...

Yu Yu Hakusho is always a classic

This guy gets it. It says something about that show when it's the first series I thought to buy all the episodes on DVD for.

One of the few I come back to rewatch in its entirety.

[Ghost Lightning]

@Isi:

Well Nisekoi is an interesting beast. The first 51 chapters of the manga are very good, there's some filler here and there, but when developments occur, they're genuinely significant and actually change both the story's and the characters' dynamics. Unfortunately, the manga's now up to chapter 110, and the last MAJOR development happened back at chapter 49-51, with a smaller one happening in the 70s. It has been almost entirely made up of filler since then.

Now, Shaft is supposedly going for a 2 cour with the anime, so they's likely end it around chapter 50 (since they're so far sticking astonishingly close to the manga and adapting about 2 chapters per episode), so it's safe to assume they'd end it around chapter 51, which would be pretty awesome. And fear not, the harem part of the harem isn't actually that pronounced. Like, there are 4 girls in the "harem", but it's very clear that it's really just a love triangle, though the other two female leads are amazing. 


Tsugumi omfg

Modifié par Ghost Lightning, 17 février 2014 - 04:31 .

[Isichar]

I will watch the first season if nothing else then. I am only a few weeks behind anyways. I heard the same thing about the manga which was what kind of turned me off of it but will see how they handle it.

Again, I am really impressed with what Shaft has done with it so far. They have some really top notch production value. 

Modifié par Isichar, 17 février 2014 - 04:47 .

[Ghost Lightning]

Well in this one's humble opinion, Shaft is the most god-like entity in all of Japanese animation: Monogatari series, the Ef series, Madoka, adapting best manga Nisekoi with their unique style.

Akiyuki Shinbou can do no wrong (even though he didn't direct Ef).

Modifié par Ghost Lightning, 17 février 2014 - 04:50 .

[Isichar]

Agreed. Shaft + Shinbo are amazing. Its the main reason I even started watching Nisekoi in the first place. Also I still need to start up the Monogatari series.

[Ghost Lightning]

Isichar wrote...

Agreed. Shaft + Shinbo are amazing. Its the main reason I even started watching Nisekoi in the first place. Also I still need to start up the Monogatari series.

You so do. I can say without any doubt that it's my favorite series. Period. Especially the last arc of Monogatari Series Second Season. Kaiki Deishu is the greatest character. Ever.

[Dave of Canada]

KyotoAni > Shaft.

If you disagree with me, I'll give you the Shaft head tilt.

[Isichar]

That reminds me of a couple other things Ive been meaning to watch for a while now... Mainly Clannad and Beyond the Boundary.

From what I have seen I still prefer Shaft but Kyoto Animation is really good too.

[Dave of Canada]

Isichar wrote...

From what I have seen I still prefer Shaft but Kyoto Animation is really good too.

I WARNED YOU.

[Isichar]

Notice the distinct way the hair hangs in the air... thats how you know its a shaft quality production

[Dave of Canada]

This is my opinion which means it's factual.

In terms of sheer style, Shaft wins because they seem to be able to pull off a ton of different styles and keep the quality consistent throughout.

In terms of animation when they're going for good, Kyoto can nail everything right and create some fantastic scenes.