Forum - View topic.hack//SIGN vs .hack//DUSK: Can the new chapter compete?
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Kasu-chan
 Posts: 6 Location: Sheepmagia |
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Heyyo everyone. Okay, lets get to basics quickly.
For those of us avid fans of .hack//SIGN that viewed the series either on Cartoon Network about this time last year or by their own devices, or those people who played through all of the games (or in some cases both), there is a new chapter out in the .hack legacy; that is .hack//Legend of the Twilight (also known as .hack//DUSK). Following the exploits of two twin players Shugo and Rena, winners of the avatars of the famous "dot hackers" characters Kite and BlackRose, is this series a valid and perhaps good chapter in the .hack series, or is it simply an attempt to bring a younger generation into The World (and poorly, mind you)? Has anyone even been able to sit through the first/second DVDs yet? I tracked down the first two mangas, yet it doesn't seem that Tokyopop released any other ones. There are supposed to be 13 episodes, but truly, for a avid .hack fan, are they worth enduring? Please tell me if you've seen them; I'd love to know! --Kasu |
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Big Towers
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They're more fun than the slower moving, pretencious inter-nerd drama predecessor, and from what I have seen (first four episodes), it looks like it could be just fun, I geuss. It's nothing special.
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Mitsuhide A.
Posts: 200 Location: somewhere where you aren't |
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Maybe im the wrong person to be posting here but considering that i hated .hack//sign with a passion, i guess i have to say that .hack//dusk can compete
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Vekou
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They're so vastly different in most aspects, it's nearly impossible to compare them.
The animation, character designs and settings are all somewhat similar. What's different in //DUSK is the pacing, the form of storytelling, an influx of humor (mostly slapstick), a much lighter tone, and more focus on action. If you enjoyed //SIGN, go for it; I personally liked //SIGN more, but I still find the sequel (or "second season," as Keith Arem and others at PCB Productions interestingly enough referred to //DUSK as at Anime Expo) enjoyable. I'm looking forward to the conclusion, because I've heard it gets more serious and darker. As for the manga, Tokyopop released the first two volumes sometime late last year and then for whatever reason pushed the release of volume three (the conclusion) all the way to November of this year. I have no idea why. |
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Tony K.
 SubscriberModerator  Posts: 11446 Location: Frisco, TX |
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I like //SIGN a lot. It's an excellent story with equally excellent art, animation, and especially the music.
And I've only seen the first volume of //DUSK, though I have to say Vekou is right in that the two shows are completely different in terms of atmosphere. //SIGN is more serious and meloncholy at times, while //DUSK is very fun, energetic, and full of slapstick humor. I like them both, but I guess it just depends on your tastes. 
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Shorty22
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Personally, I love .hack//dusk alot more than //sign. //dusk is brighter and just fun to watch. It's a lighthearted comedy on rpgs.
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Depression
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.hack//sign and .hack//dusk are two completely different shows. They may share some of the same qualities such as taking place in the same online game. Yet .hack//sign is dark and depressing. Where as .hack//dusk is much more up beat and light hearted. I prefer .hack//sign and think that they have come out with so many different .hacks just so that they can try to attract everyone to at least one aspect of the series. Yet watching the series is not too bad. I know that is playing on CN ever Friday night at 1am but by now it is at least half way though. So if you want to see it I recommend watching so Esp. there to see if you like it.
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Kelly
Posts: 868 Location: New York City |
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I adore SIGN, probably because in general it's geared towards an older audience. DUSK is obviously for a younger audience. Although Shugo and Rena have problems, so far they're not nearly as direly serious as some of the issues that Tsukasa and company faced, and unless the series changes drastically, it seems that DUSK will ultimately be a lighter view of The World. I will tape/watch the whole series, but I don't see myself becoming nearly as attached to it as I did to SIGN. That's just a matter of preference.
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beau8th
 Posts: 49 Location: Alamogordo, NM |
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I like all the .hacks, but I think .hack//DUSK is better cause I like the characters and story etc.
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Annie_Jr
 Posts: 424 Location: New Mexico (boring...) |
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.hack//Dusk is better than .hack//SIGN mainly because DUSK wasn't as slow as SIGN, and DUSK is more interesting and not as depressing and confusing as SIGN!
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Twilight Dragon
Posts: 585 Location: Archangel |
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I almost bought it but...... I just cant. I want to buy it but some thing in my head always tells me some-thing bad. Sorry
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GoldHawk021
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I actually like .dot//sign and Dusk but these are two different shows. .hack//sign was very gloomy while Dusk is more fun and energenic.
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Twilight Dragon
Posts: 585 Location: Archangel |
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Yeah, i know what your saiyen.
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GoldHawk021
Posts: 154 |
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Twilight Dragon wrote:
can you at least be a more specific. If you keep writing like that there will be a chance your message will be deleated.Sorry to be a little up-tight but at least write a complete sentence
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Twilight Dragon
Posts: 585 Location: Archangel |
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No prob. i kinda had a feeling that would happen.
I was agreeing to how you said that Sign was Gloomu and that Dusk was funny. |
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