2011-04-10, 14:45 | Link #42 |
Cross Game - I need more
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: I've moved around the American West. I've lived in Oregon, Washington, Utah, and Oklahoma
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Early in the episode there was a TV running in the background playing an opening song. It seemed very familiar to me. Anybody know what song that was or what show it was the opening for?
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2011-04-10, 15:09 | Link #44 | |
Che! Che! Che!
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Brazil
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EDIT: Apparently there is another track with that name that was in Evangelion? It doesn't really seem to be the same one, though. The one up there is performed by "Honey Knights" (?) while the Evangelion one is supposedly a cover of "Furimukanaide" by "The Peanuts".
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2011-04-10, 15:37 | Link #45 | |
Cross Game - I need more
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Although now that I think about it, it might have been used in Maison Ikkoku in a similar fashion (ie the TV was playing in the background with this song).
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2011-04-10, 16:18 | Link #46 |
The Chaotic Dreamer
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: In a cruel yet beautiful world
Age: 32
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This is a very fun show. I agree with what someone said earlier about how it has that classic 70s/80s anime feel to it while still being modern and flashy. I did some research and looked at a little bit of the past versions of it, and I can say that this remake does Nagai's original justice in capturing the same kind of overall tone.
And strangely, I really like the OP and ED. I dunno why, lol.
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2011-04-13, 18:54 | Link #53 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kobe, Japan
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I'm late to the game here, but I really loved the first episode. I didn't know much about the property - all it was to me was some kind of first cousin to "GeGeGe no Kitaro". But this is really creative and clever stuff. There's some really edgy comedy that belies the seemingly childish material. I also appreciate the obvious love & care the staff have put into updating the material. It looks fantastic, the music is great, and the timing of the comedy is spot-on.
Brains Base doesn't get the credit they deserve. They do a lot of good stuff, and in a lot of different genres. I agree that this is the second best premiere of the season after Hanasaku Iroha so far.
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2011-04-15, 20:56 | Link #58 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kobe, Japan
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Anyone know if the '73 series had all this stuff - tentacles, "My dick broke off!", etc? Whatever, I'm loving this remake. Some of the best pure insanity since "Hare Guu". Naturally, King Enma had to be played by Norio Wakomoto - it couldn't possibly have been anyone else.
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2011-04-16, 09:40 | Link #60 |
Che! Che! Che!
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Brazil
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I didn't really like episode 2 as much as 1, but that's mainly because I didn't enjoy the action nearly as much and there was no awesome oldschool tune montage, like the Furimukanaide one! On the other hand, I guess having as many of these Yukihime moments more than makes up for it. Enma/Yuki antics are still so much fun to watch! Poor Yuki needs to stop going au naturale!
Oh, and I can't forget Great King Enma voiced by Norio Wakamoto, of course. I cracked up when he handled the tape to Enma and the others. Best joke in this episode for me, hahaha. Anyways, seems like episode 3 might bring our first real antagonist here? What with Chiko's mark and all. Also, wondering when we're going to find out a bit more about that witch like woman that pops up on the OP. The GESO GESO definitely had her silhouette on his explanation, so I guess she must be related to the whole incident with the demons showing up! All in all, though, another solid and extremely fun outing from this series. Go Nagai!
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