2014-01-31, 21:18
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KLAC OF THE ANIME WORLD
Join Date: May 2007
Location: gs series
Age: 34
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ep.4
fresh day give kousaku see ringo looking on mirror yet wonder give farm been snacked give it assume a monkey doing. so trap ideas from electric fence, feed it to full, even a gataling fire work blaster got denied so hire some otaku guy yet happen to blow dart expert yet caught a monkey. yet wonder to do for monkey well the moos suggest bring to a zoo be happy there yet kousaku notice something on ringo. call in kei & minori give had room all YES YES YES but got NO NO NO cause real reason that ringo never smile ever since she arrive. so going kei's dark matter to minori's tickle both got reverse & ringo tickle minori give reason she can't smile. in dream gaia talk so bring ringo a soil place give area been not growing yet in time can grow again with bitter tomato ringo is finally a smile.
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2014-02-01, 22:07
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: SBC Gurokken
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I was expecting something more serious, like Silver Spoon, when I heard that this is a farming setting. But this works, too. It fails on the farming topic but it is good enough for light entertainment with a pinch of drama.
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2014-02-01, 22:11
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Blooming on the mountain
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Deep in their roots, all flowers keep the light....
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2014-02-01, 23:21
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: SBC Gurokken
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 OK, somewhere under all that otaku pandering there might also be a bit of social deconstruction mixed in, but you really have to dig for it
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2014-02-02, 00:50
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Blooming on the mountain
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Deep in their roots, all flowers keep the light....
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Umm... social deconstruction as an underlying message in No-rin?
 That reminds me of the old calvin and hobbes comic about his avant garde snowman:  Whatever else one can say about No-rin I think we can safely say it is not consciously laced through with social destructionism. Err... at least in my opinion. To be honest part of the reason it made an impression on me was because it seemed pretty close to my guess as to why Ringo quit being an idol and came to the agricultural school in the first place I made a few weeks back after ep 1 aired. Rarely do I guess anywhere close to the markon the reasons why people might be doing what they do in anime series, so there coud have been some happy self congratulation mixed in with the reason it made the impact on me that it did. Who knows? ^^
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2014-02-02, 15:15
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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__________________ I'm getting more or less what I expected here -- more comedy than serious business -- but it's better than I expected. I only watched 2-3 episodes of Gin no Saji, which seemed boring and clunky up to that point, to me. I actually prefer this show. The analogy with the fallow field -- and the way the conclusion went unsaid -- was stronger for me than anything I saw in those few eps of Gin no Saji.
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2014-02-02, 15:27
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Me, An Intellectual
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: UK
Age: 33
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I actually didn't like this episode as much as the previous ones. The poignant moment would have normally been something worthy of Silver Spoon if it weren't for the fact that this show threw all it's dignity out of the window in the first episode. Sorry but the complete shift in tone was just far too much for me to take seriously. I was just waiting for there to be a massive punchline but it never materialised. I like this show a lot more when its focus is juvenile humour...
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