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View Poll Results: Lucky Star - Episode 24 (FINAL) Rating | |||
Perfect 10 | 210 | 67.09% | |
9 out of 10 : Excellent | 61 | 19.49% | |
8 out of 10 : Very Good | 30 | 9.58% | |
7 out of 10 : Good | 7 | 2.24% | |
6 out of 10 : Average | 1 | 0.32% | |
5 out of 10 : Below Average | 1 | 0.32% | |
4 out of 10 : Poor | 1 | 0.32% | |
3 out of 10 : Bad | 0 | 0% | |
2 out of 10 : Very Bad | 0 | 0% | |
1 out of 10 : Painful | 2 | 0.64% | |
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2007-09-19, 10:08 | Link #221 | |
RUN, YOU FOOLS!
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Formerly Iwakawa base and Chaldea. Now Teyvat, the Astral Express & the Outpost
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2007-09-19, 11:52 | Link #222 | |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 66
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The generation gap leads towards the root of the problem in some sense. Some people are trying to compare shows that are chronologically separated in time and in which some fairly universal motifs are used and re-used. I could sit there and say today's comedy is crap compared to the Marx Brothers... but really the Marx Brothers were just carrying on a long tradition of pre-electronic vaudeville carried to the screen. (distant past)-->vaudeville-->30s movies-->radio sketch shows-->tv sketch shows-->tv variety shows-->cartoons, sitcoms and shows like the Daily Show. They're all basically doing the SAME material throughout. I'd like to think there are some qualitative differences but there are "best of" examples in each time frame. AzuDa and L*S are both examples from the same genre separated by time (in pop fad culture, three to five years is a long time) and each has its author's personalized emphasis on different aspects of daily life. The anime adaptations of each were also handled a bit differently. Personally, I give AzuDa some points for being truer to the manga and L*S suffers a bit at times in that regard. However, L*S does some wonderful things with the manga material that really brings the characters to life in terms of animation, voicing, and expression. I like both... my cell phone has that Kagami theme, but I still use Azumanga's flute solo theme for my main ringtone (maya-to-ita-kisetsu)
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2007-09-19, 12:04 | Link #223 |
Thinking outside the box
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: The Netherlands
Age: 37
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Saw Luck star episode 24 yesterday. As many people i also draw a comparison with Azumanga Daioh which i have only watched about a month ago.
Lucky Star intro was interesting. As everyone the dance scene really grabbed my attention I still think the dance is awesome. First few episodes of Lucky Star were somewhat dull. I didn't really understand the jokes. And the random talk was just weird and not funny. But slowly it got more interesting for me. I think it's when the director of FMP started directing it? Not to sure around which episode. But slowly it became more and more interesting so to say. It really picked up for me when the rest of the cast got introduced. But in the end. It was just a slice of life which couldn't bring out any emotions from me. Azumanga Daioh ending managed to make me sad and feel happy at times. And i think that is what makes the anime great. I actually feel enough for the cast to feel like that. Things i liked to see in Lucky Star where for example more festivals. More summer vacations were they actually did something fun. And imho they should of kept the dance as a final to end Lucky Star instead of how they did it now... And the jokes of Lucky Star didn't appealed to me as much as the once in Azumanga Daioh. Perhaps the jokes didn't appealed to me because i have only been watching anime for a year. Though i have watched around 50+ series by now >.< In the end. Lucky Star is just Lucky Star. The cast was ok. But the ending wasn't special enough for me. Overall i give Lucky Star a 8.
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2007-09-19, 13:11 | Link #226 |
Mizore-chan
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Moe Land
Age: 43
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yeah!!! OVA'S!!!
original stories from KyoAni gives the characters more deph and personalities. This last episode gave all the L*S characters to develop. Hiyori now pairing Yutaka and Minami. Ayano's participation and interaction, Misao getting mad that's a first, Patty being the brains of the cheer leader dance and so on. Really KyoAni hasn't let the fans down.
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2007-09-19, 13:33 | Link #227 | |
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2007-09-19, 15:26 | Link #228 |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I'm not quite sure why people are saying AzuDai and RakiSuta are incomparable. They're both slice-of-life shows based on 4-koma manga focused on comedy about girls going through high school life. How the heck are they not comparable? Saying that these two anime are incomparable is basically saying that nothing is comparable, which means that "comparing" is useless. While I'm not going to argue against the conclusion, I have problems with the premise. In fact, I'm going to compare them right now: Lucky Star is better(OPINION, by the way).
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2007-09-19, 15:39 | Link #229 |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
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I can't speak for anyone else but I'm saying is that the chronological context needs to be considered. Compare "Forbidden Planet" to "Alien" for example... they're both of the same genre after all. Or compare Shakespeare to "24" or Mozart's opera with modern rock (they're all originally written for the common masses).
Its a *bit* difficult to compare L*S to AzuDa because they're separated in time, pop-fads, and cultural sensibilities. They *can* be compared though... its just that for more credibility one has to consider that separation. Outside of that, the simple differences in style due to the authors are going to result in some non-quantifiable taste difference. Like I said, me I like both and they're going to sit next to each other on my shelf (assuming they license L*S).
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2007-09-19, 16:09 | Link #230 |
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Well, I said I basically couldn't help comparing both, mainly due to the fact that Azumanga Daioh is one of my most beloved shows of all time, and that both shows have the same starting point. I enjoyed Lucky Star, but in the end, I don't have much reason to watch it again, whereas I watched AzuDai three times in six months during my fourth year of high school, and a final fourth time by the end of my fifth (and last) year there.
Meh, who knows, maybe I'm getting old, like Ascaloth pointed out there. EDIT: Oh, I forgot about this point: I know I exaggerated a bit on the "summing up half of the references", but the fact remains that, while each episode had its load of different references (cultural and otaku-related), there were at least one or two Haruhi references per episode, which in my view counts as excessive. I'm not saying it's bad, or that Kyoani is a big mean company that insists on pushing its products, yada yada yada, but it's something that bothered me, humor-wise. Like I said, I got to the point of thinking "Not again!", especially on the Hare Hare dance in episode 16 (the lowest point of the series, IMO).
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2007-09-19, 16:20 | Link #231 |
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I think that there's more similarities than differences between AzuDai and Lucky Star.
In any case, I'm just a little annoyed that even if there's the slightest differences between two shows/whatever, some people say that they can't be compared. Two things that are the same can't be compared. Two things that are different can be compared. I mean, I can compare Lucky Star and Gundam if I wanted to. |
2007-09-19, 19:39 | Link #235 | |
I don't give a damn, dude
Join Date: Nov 2006
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2007-09-19, 20:15 | Link #237 | |
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Or has shaving made a resurgence among girls nowadays? When I was their age, many girls had stopped shaving as a feminist statement.
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2007-09-19, 20:25 | Link #238 | |
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2007-09-19, 21:27 | Link #240 |
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dondake: http://complexdream.com/blog/?p=347
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