2011-10-11, 21:47 | Link #401 | |
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Also it's possible people will end up disappointed if they put their expectations high up in nowhere land, but I'm thinking this looks pretty solid going in. Of course I'm a die hard mecha/sci-fi fan and live for shows like this so don't just take my word for it. |
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2011-10-12, 01:40 | Link #404 | |
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I believe Fate/Zero was brought up because 2ch labeled as having movie like quality while they labeled Guilty Crown as being near movie like. Anyone with a clue (which going by the Fate/Zero thread isn't many) realized that Fate/Zero Episode 1 had fuck all animation in it. Visually the look was impressive and it looked amazing in stills but animation wise it was mostly talking heads and apart from a couple of scenes was very mediocre.
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TLDR I would bet a grand Guilty Crown's first episode is better animated than the first episode of Fate/Zero and like the western forums, most of 2ch don't know shit about animation too. Last edited by Westlo; 2011-10-12 at 02:39. |
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2011-10-12, 03:53 | Link #405 | |
Hyakko Fanboy
Join Date: Nov 2008
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And we should remind none of these "sci-fi" anime have success yet in noitaminA, all of them was barely watchable in critics PoV.
Sure there is promise this time we have 2-cour blablabla, but until its proven otherwise eh... Btw zeus you guys still gossiping in the back about f/z. We already saw the power of Aniplex's money used in its 2nd eps anyway. Quote:
God almighty, its nice if u have direct access to aniplex's ATM.
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2011-10-12, 04:08 | Link #406 |
Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
Join Date: Jul 2011
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I'm more worried about this show having a cliché/plain story than the animation quality,
especially because it doesn't have anything as base/reference (LN, Manga, Game, etc2) Original Story like this tends to be good-very good (recent example: T&B, AnoHana) or fail terribly (S7, No.6) in term of story I hope the scriptwriter aren't gonna disappoint us
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2011-10-12, 04:11 | Link #407 | |
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2011-10-12, 10:48 | Link #410 | |
Che! Che! Che!
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Brazil
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The actual "animation" in Fate/Zero's first episode wasn't flashy nor is it incredible, but even then, they were able to have some really well made cuts, animation-wise. For instance, the whole scene with Zouken entering that dimly lit room where Kariya is on the floor. That's really good walking animation for Zouken there, and the detail put into the art for Kariya's face right after, with the worms, was also pretty neat. Certainly, it's not really the sort of thing the casual viewer will catch/care, mainly because it doesn't explode into your face, but even in an episode that was twice as long and full of exposition, F/Z still managed to have some really cool stuff. Of course, you can easily say the rest comprised mostly of "talking heads", which is true. But people tend to ignore that making an episode that's 40 minutes long, and with as much detail as those "talking heads" of Fate/Zero have is still no easy feat. There were a bunch of distance shots? Yes, there were, but each and every one of those looked very well made. Same thing can be said about a lot of these 'still shots' people complain about. You can compare the first episode of Fate/Zero with any other series that had an exposition-heavy first episode and I quite doubt you'll find that level of detail in any of them, save for (very) rare exceptions. What sort of irks me though is that the same people who like to go "talking heads, talking heads" at Fate/Zero are the ones who are ready to say Kara no Kyoukai looked fantastic. It looked great, yeah, but Fate/Zero so far is arguably showing something very close to a bunch of movies that had a theatrical release and, most likely, a bigger budget, along with a more comfortable work schedule. Back on topic, though. Guilty Crown, like I've said before, looks amazing, and if the whole episode packs as much action as what they have in those PVs and still manages to look as impressive as those cuts, then great, we're in for a treat. I'll also probably have no real objection in saying that it "has better animation than Fate/Zero", which, in the end, I don't really see it as a criticism at all. If anything, I'll be happy that there are two series in the same season that manage to look way better than the usual offerings.
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2011-10-12, 15:13 | Link #411 | |
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2011-10-12, 16:15 | Link #413 |
Hiding Under Your Bed
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Weak/dying/physically restrained girls can't say no?
I'm actually serious, even if that response could be taken facetiously. I was looking at redjuice's deviantART gallery (Guilty Crown's character designer), and geeze. The guy can draw. Anyone have any info on the "Project Lacia" aka "Beatless" visual novel that he's apparently done the artwork for?
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2011-10-12, 23:15 | Link #416 | |
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Just from reading the thread though, I think people comparing this to Code Geass might be expecting a bit too much. CG has a decent plot (some might argue amazing), but the best hook is Lelouche's over the top fashion and personality. Shu doesn't seem to able to match up (even though the series has a chick in revealing dress, mecha, and even a potential fujoshi bait type of Gai <-- can't resist making a stupid pun) in the attention-grabbing-hero character trait. This sort of character design doesn't really seem to fit if he goes psycho or turn to the dark side. The entire team is definitely above average, but i wish the Shu's personality is more vibrant in the PV, even when he goes all juiced up he still feels too much like a boy. |
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2011-10-12, 23:48 | Link #417 | |
The Dark Knight
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: From the deepest abyss in the world, where you think?
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Ayase Shinomiya (篠宮綾瀬 Shinomiya Ayase?, voiced by: Kana Hanazawa) is a member of "Undertaker" also and is an operator of the humanoid robot Endrave. She is normally in a wheelchair. How is one defined as being "normally" in a wheelchair? I mean if your crippled then your stuck to the wheelchair regardless. |
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2011-10-13, 00:51 | Link #419 |
tl;dr
Join Date: Jan 2009
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I don't think there's any special meaning to that sentence. It's not trying to imply that while she's normally in a wheelchair, when things get abnormal something else happens. I guess the nuance is a bit different in translation. It's simply stating as a fact that using a wheelchair is a normal part of her life.
Besides, there's plenty of mundane instances where she could be outside of her wheelchair. When she gets in a car, for instance, she might transfer to the car's seat, or if she's going to be somewhere for a while she could move to a sofa or something.
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