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Otaking09
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Combining all 3 of your reviews Carl, it's safe to assume that this is a kiddie ver. of... Obari-class anime?
Fun for fun, but... for kids? Sounds good. |
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pachy_boy
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After having watched the series the whole way through, I have to say that my one and only disappointment is that staff felt they just had to end the series with an out-of-the-blue cliffhanger, rather than let it feel it nicely wrapped up with its own conclusion. For that reason alone I hope they do a second season, that and I'm surprised at how much this series rocked for all its old-fashioned story elements and wouldn't mind at all watching more!
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vashfanatic
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Huh. Now this sounded interesting enough for me to maybe take a look back at the rest of the series. If, you know, this season continues to be as uninteresting to me as it has been. (Where is Kuragehime, Funimation?)
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garfield15
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What? This has to be one of my favorite seasons of anime. |
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vashfanatic
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We just like different things and have different standards, then. There are still a few other series I need to check out, though, so I'm hoping they don't disappoint. Otherwise, I guess it's the resumption of Shiki and finishing some of my decades-old unlicensed stuff. |
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Zade
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Jeez dude, tone it down.
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tuxedocat
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Have to admit, I got a big laugh out of spoiler[the scene where Hughes shed his "construction guy" persona and opened a closet filled to the brim with M.I.B. clothes.]
That said, I sort of wished that they hadn't turned him into Joey's "best uncle", but kept him as an emotionally conflicted handler who's job required him to repeatedly send a kid into battle. In any case, I really enjoyed the show, and always noted how nice the show looked. I think a lot of people passed on this because of its retro-modern American design, but that was a draw for me. Wish more people would watch it (as well as Valerian and Laureline), but I think too many people pass on these shows because they are not "Japanese enough". It doesn't matter that their existence is due to a plethora of Japanese animators... |
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