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Ypocaramel · 2012-04-02, 06:22

Spoiler for Hong Kong Erreta:

Spoiler for Fudo and Mikono:

Of course, now that we have this episode, it's something I think we will remember, whatever happens in the subsequent episodes. It's daring, a little out on the edge, but it really sets Aquarion Evol apart as something special.

Another comment, if it is not just um, blowing water, is that the episode a bridge episode to the original series.

Spoiler for Bridge:

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Ypocaramel Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008	Spoiler for Hong Kong Erreta: The fact that the bodies were to be buried in Neo-Stanley shows a great amount of love and detail by the creators. The Stanley cementry in RL Hong Kong, amongst other honored persons, contains the graves of Canadian and other overseas volunteers* who fought in the Battle of Hong Kong in 1941. Like Jin, they were volunteers from a far away land to gave something, if only for a moment, to the local land. Politics aside, pushing aside the immediate political tension inherent since Aquarion Evol is a Japanese work at the end of the day, the scene's real world connection makes it significantly more compelling to the viewer in the know. * and possible local volunteers. There are others, I know, the NT guerillas for example. Spoiler for Fudo and Mikono: Fudo saying "you haven't changed to Mikono" implies a sense of familiarly I am certain is plot relevant. Of course, now that we have this episode, it's something I think we will remember, whatever happens in the subsequent episodes. It's daring, a little out on the edge, but it really sets Aquarion Evol apart as something special. Another comment, if it is not just um, blowing water, is that the episode a bridge episode to the original series. Spoiler for Bridge: The English acappella OP1 theme, Fudo's crazy lessons come through much stronger than in the earlier episodes. Last edited by Ypocaramel; 2012-04-02 at 06:49.