2013-07-28, 13:19 | Link #144 | |
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I like Norie, but her fondness for Kou is almost getting yandere-esque. Komachi seems to be a bit more practical and down-to-Earth about it. Plus, I found the brief scene between Kou and Komachi in this episode to be rather adorable. So I have to admit I favor Kou/Komachi right now, though I hope that Norie spends a bit more time pursuing Kou in vain just for the comedy value, lol. The Photography Club performance was fun to watch, and the song was kind of catchy. The Thousand Cherry Trees bit was beautiful, and I'll admit that the climax of it made me misty-eyed. It was quite touching. Tamayura ~More Aggressive~ continues to be a wonderful watch. I look forward to more.
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2013-07-30, 17:25 | Link #146 |
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Kayano Ai is doing a fenomenal job playing Kanae. Every time she started stuttering with this "demo demo" I couldn't help but smile. So insanely cute! After the good performances as Muginami (Lagrange) and Saori (Girls und Panzer) she's quickly rising to my list of favourite Seiyuu
Same here. And that wonderful song right afterwards just sealed the deal. It's so overwhelmingly happy and sweet. This third instalment of the show is quickly turning into my favourite. Now if only they dropped the whole Kou/Komachi/Norie thing...
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2013-07-31, 09:25 | Link #147 |
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*listening to the full Hajimari no Umi song from the single*
While not quite as relaxing as the previous OP's, the song itself has that "step" in its melody that really denotes the increase in activity that one would associate with a... erh, "more aggressive" stance in life. Unlike the other OP's, it's the kind of song you can metronome your head with
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2013-08-02, 02:21 | Link #149 |
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I think I know whom Sayomi got her driving skills from...
Still, leave it to Sayomi to leave everyone breathless when they actually get to their destination. Ans yes, Kanae is too cute, although she didn't do her demo demo routine this ep
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2013-08-02, 09:00 | Link #151 |
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Another sweet episode. Potte and Kanae didn't get to enter the contest, but their efforts were not for naught, for they got to experience and capture in their photographs a very precious and wonderful moment. Totally worth it.
Sayomi is really good at finding great spots, huh?
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2013-08-03, 18:14 | Link #154 |
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Damn! Potte and Kanae together are a dangerous mix. The levels of Moe go off the scales with both of them on screen. I think I should get some insulin to withstand all the sweetness
Anyway, this third season just keeps getting better and better. The new photography club with our two new characters brought some much needed change to the shows pace and it's helping it immensely. The pace of the previous season felt so mellow and low key that at times it came dangerously close to moving into boring territory. I've actually been reluctant to recommend Tamayura because of its slow pace last season but now it seems to be getting some much needed momentum. It's still no Aria but it's getting closer. :-) You just reminded me of the Aria episode where Alicia takes Akari on a trip following some train tracks. I should go and rewatch it :-)
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2013-08-03, 18:59 | Link #155 | |
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One of the things I liked in this episode was how Kanae was uncertain of her pictures and kept deleting the ones she didn't think had turned out well, while Potte, who's shooting film can't delete her 'bad' pictures and shows her mistakes. On the trip out Kanae found more confidence, it seemed, with her pictures. As a bit of a photographer AND someone who shoots film, I find this show has some bits of relevant photographic wisdom here and there. Potte getting up close to take her shots reminded me of Robert Capa's saying "If your photographs aren't good enough, you're not close enough." |
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2013-08-04, 02:00 | Link #156 |
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As was I ... the solo voice singing in the bg when they found the sakura tree was the clincher - a trademark of Aria scenes, as it were.
I must admit that part of me was also surprised that Maon seemed a little snarkier than usual this ep - not complaining, but I noticed it, and began to wonder if she has become like that over time and I simply didn't notice it?
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2013-08-08, 06:14 | Link #158 |
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Wow... this episode near the end... I was screaming on the inside "ARIA!!!!! ARIA!! ARIAA!!!". The vocal music and everything just completely... wow. I wonder how much influence Aria have on this because it was wonderful...
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2013-08-08, 17:01 | Link #159 |
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Just watched the sixth episode and I must say that it is a serious contender to the spot of my personal favourite episode of More Aggressive so far. I'll have to admit that having so much of the lovely voice of Hazuki Erino-san (Shihomi or, as I prefer to know her, the voice for Akari-chan from Aria) on the episode may be clouding my judgement.
Speaking of VAs: anyone can take a guess/know who's voicing the new character Harumi-san? The voice seems familiar but I can't quite put my finger on who it is. But back to the episode: this was indeed a great episode. There was that feeling of discovering some fantastic scenery that was, imho, what really made Aria an outstanding show. Going on this short trip made me sit at awe just like Potte was and that's the kind of thing that I really was hoping from this show: I was expecting it to show me fantastic places through the lens of the protagonists camera and that's what we got this week (even if the camera was mostly held by Shihomi than Fu-chan). That final scene in particular with all 3 of them on the bedroom brought me close to tears. It's such an emotional scene that it hit me rather hard. This show is getting better each passing week.
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2013-08-08, 17:50 | Link #160 |
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That was a breathtaking episode. So emotional and heartwarming. It's definitely my favorite of the season so far, and maybe of the entire series. It was wonderful to follow Fuu on her journey to find out more about her father. He sounds like an amazing person. He reminds me of Akari, they're both the kind of people who are able to enjoy anything that comes their way and can instantly become friends with anybody. Fuu is the same, but she's still a little bit too shy to make full use of her "abilities".
Sayuri Yahagi. She was a bit hard to recognize here.
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