2009-06-14, 19:08 | Link #467 |
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I really liked this episode. I think they did a good job of making Kou talented but not perfect. Although he accomplished something significant in this game, the ending result shows he still has a lot to learn.
Now I am disappointed to hear that they are adding an anime only character next week. I was under the impression that the series has enough manga material to work with? |
2009-06-14, 19:23 | Link #469 |
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Well I am not a manga reader of this series but I am of other series and I hate when things are changed. Usually I just want to see a perfect adaption animated even if I know what is going to happen. I guess others might feel differently though.
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2009-06-15, 03:25 | Link #472 | |
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There's also a reverse situation that's happened to me several times. If a anime I really appreciate is based on a well received manga I'll probably read the manga to pickup the bits that were edited out of the anime - I definitely plan on reading "Cross Game" but not until the anime is at least halfway through the series. On another topic - Since there are definite artistic similarities between Cross Game and Touch, is the character design common to most of Mitsuru Adachi's work? |
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2009-06-20, 01:13 | Link #474 |
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Just started watching this. With Maison Ikkoku being one of my top 5 anime, I wondered if I would ever find another series with that restrained, warm / touching quality to it, but I think I just have. I'm not reading these posts for fear of spoilers (Im still on ep 4) but god I hope that this series lives up to my expectation, because it's just what I need.
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2009-06-20, 08:15 | Link #475 |
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I don't really care whether the anime is a perfect adaptation, semi-perfect, good, bad or even butchered the characters and story when compared to the manga. As long as the anime tells a good story, I have no problems at all.
The next couple of lines are not directed at anyone but I have to say it. My only gripe or gripes are manga readers that keeps biatchin and moanin about every single thing that is different. So what if it's different? Does the whole world need to hear your screams of your opinions about how the whole story is so ruined just because the story is progressing too fast or too slow according to you and you didn't get to see one scene that is very insignificant and yet because they didn't include "THE" scene, everything is now ruined. Geeze keep it to yourself and let other people enjoy the story. The negativity and spoilers are certainly not welcomed. |
2009-06-20, 08:58 | Link #476 |
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And you see this behavior on display here exactly where, if I may be so bold as to ask? I find the manga readers here actually fairly tame, in comparison to other threads around these parts...
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2009-06-20, 11:12 | Link #477 |
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because so far the anime has been very accurate to the manga. Adachi takes a lot of pride to his works so he is very opposed to changes to his manga. When you get pretty long running and popular manga like the one he make, he can be demanding about how they are presented in the anime. I think this is the first time he allows an original character in an anime adaptation.
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2009-06-20, 11:53 | Link #479 | |
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However Cross Game is much more than just a baseball series. |
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baseball, drama, romance, school life, shounen, sports |
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