2006-09-07, 09:25 | Link #1 |
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Kino no Tabi Movie II (The Country of Disease)
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http://d.hatena.ne.jp/moonphase/20060907 This will be the 3rd Kino no Tabi anime and the 2nd time it's made into a movie. SWEEEET~~~~~!!! |
2006-09-07, 11:51 | Link #5 | |
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2006-09-07, 20:17 | Link #7 | |
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2006-09-07, 22:36 | Link #9 |
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OH SHI-! This is awesome!!! Yes! </fangirl>
No really, this is amazing. Kino no Tabi rocks! I hope the director will be the same as the TV series Cos the previous movie was more lackluster, IMO (although I only watched the entama version or whatever you call it) I think the OVA is not really counted because it was more of like... a pilot film or something than an intended OVA on its own. Moonphase is also wondering if it'll be screened at the same time as Shakugan no Shana. Bah, I couldn't care less as long as it's good . Although don't you think Kino looks unusually curvy in this picture? (ps welcome back, dreamless! When I saw the thread I thoguht it was a regurgitation of some really ancient thread you posted about the previous Kino no Tabi movie, but then it turns out to be one about the new movie )
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2006-09-08, 00:11 | Link #12 | |
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2006-09-08, 00:47 | Link #13 |
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At least that looks more like her than the picture on the thinpak cover. That image is just everything that Kino isn't. Here's a picture of Kino looking dangerous and sexy. That photo doesn't quite do the image justice, but you can see that the thinpak cover is even curvier than the movie picture on Moonphase. When I saw that on the cover of the thinpak I was thinking that it seemed they were trying to sell an entirely different show than the one I remember so fondly. They're messing with the Kino I am so fond of.
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2006-09-08, 01:39 | Link #14 |
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Okay, I wouldn't mind Kino being like that, IF the movie was set when she was older. Because obviously such change (only the physical changes, the hair, the curves; not in attitude/mindset, I want Kino to be the same inside) would be neccessary. At least its a move to realism, the lack of which I felt was responsible for ruining Kino no Tabi to an extent for me.
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2006-09-08, 07:46 | Link #16 |
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I think it would be very interesting to see Kino grow older in the show. This is one show where I wasn't looking at how realistic the settings were, but the individual stories and the meaning of those stories. And the way it was brought across... I guess this is one of those shows where I worship the story so much I don't really care about the rest.
Although this is just me theorizing, perhaps the style of those illustrations could be because of the original illustrator Kouhaku Kuroboshi (that was his name, right?). I think he's usually one of those more moe and cute-type illustrators (consider the fact that he's a co-illustrator for Sky Girls of all things) and so he interpreted Kino in that way, rather than the more serious and sombre way the anime did. I don't mind Kino looking older at all, but I agree with NSW about that thinpak cover - that pose is so unlike her!! And the curviness of her butt... It isn't an illustration only for Western releases, it was also on the 5th Japanese DVD And out of pure off-topicness, interestingly he enjoyed Noein and drew a fanart of it as well... and he's a self-proclaimed hikikomori... but that's got nothing to do with anything. Althoguh I sure as hell would NOT want to see an anime version of Gakuen Kino... from the short description I read here in Japanese (you can see a picture too), it's like a dark comedy come true - they seriously made a alternate-universe Kino in a high-school setting with a totally different personality and her having a secret side as a monster-battling gun-toting fighter... with a Really Popular Sempai to boot (in the picure at the link above; looks vaguely similar to the original Kino in Kino no Tabi?) What the hell Kino no Tabi, school-comedified... I can't bring myself to watch it... ok, I'm taking it too seriously but still... I'll just pretend I never saw it
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2006-09-08, 09:15 | Link #17 |
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I was just laughing at the thought of people buying the DVD expecting the eye-candy as the one on the cover and then getting disappointed to see an entirely different Kino. Hermes is so much more hotter Jk. Its not a question of hotness, Kino is Kino and as you said wao, its the story that is focus; I am disappointed that they resorted to drawing her more sexily. If it was confined to appearing as upcoming Movie Art or Fan Art it would be okay, but its actually appearing on the series DVDs and being used to sell them, so thats obviously a sad ploy to heighten the sex appeal, in the process misrepresenting the Anime Kino; no, in fact misrepresenting the whole series.
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2006-09-08, 14:03 | Link #18 |
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If this gets the rest of Kino over here, I personally don't care about the appearance of the cover art as long as it looks good, delas with the story not like the previous Nausicaa and looks like Kino. It looks cute actually. ADV has to make money off this title after all.
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