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2013-07-03, 12:08 | Link #25 |
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Just as I thought this show ended up pretty awsome. The animation at the beginning of episode wasn't very good, but it quickly became better. Though, to be honest, I thought that they'll animate this manga and yet the events are different (or maye they just messing with chapters? : )
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2013-07-04, 20:31 | Link #27 | ||
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There was one featured coutesan who was a bit feisty, though I doubt she'll ever attain the heights of Kochou-neesan in Saiunkoku. Quote:
Did anyone else see a resemblance between the new President of Egypt, Aldy Mansour and the Court judge in this picture, and our two wide-bodied protagonists? Those are the broadest shoulders I've seen on ordinary public figures in quite some time. I can see a tiresome media phrase forming about how "Egypt is sitting atop Mansour's broad shoulders." I commented to myself while watching the episode that the mains have huge bodies. They physically dominate all the other males on the screen at all times. Just look at those feet! Saber Cherry, are you still going to watch this anyway?
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2013-07-05, 14:34 | Link #29 | ||
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While that's just the art style, it's somewhat justified in Keiji's case, he's said to have been a huge guy. That's also part of of the reason why his horse -pictured earlier- is such a monster, it was said to be exceptionally large and strong IRL. Well, in the legends, anyway. Last edited by kuromitsu; 2013-07-05 at 15:20. |
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2013-07-10, 11:41 | Link #31 |
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Well, the second half of the episode was good, but the first half...
-First 7 minutes is a retelling of the first episode from Keiji's POV. Considering that amount of new scenes in it is 1 minute at best, it wasn't really interesting. -Didn't like the story about how Keiji became a ronin. It was a bloody 23 chapters, dedicated to relationships of Keiji with Toshiie and cutting them all to the cold bath, which was the ending of it and done by Keiji, so he could escape from the clan isn't really the best decision. His protest to Toshiie's actions was done with the fists, not by the cold bath. |
2013-07-11, 14:58 | Link #32 |
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Nope. There are enough new shows this season that I like (such as particularly Sunday without God and Kiniro Mosaic) that I won't bother with this one. I mean, I think the broad shoulders are pretty impressive, but I never watch shows just for the art style if I find the content boring.
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2013-07-16, 17:47 | Link #34 |
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I finally caught up with this... I'm kind of disappointed that Keiji turned out not being involved with the wife-fight after all. It would've been such a typical Keiji thing to do. Other than that, though, this anime is another proof that you just can't go wrong with Maeda Keiji. He's such a fun character even in a show like this.
I'm not surprised at Toyotomi Hideyoshi being evil, but I think this is the first time I've seen Maeda Toshiie being depicted as a bad guy. I wonder what other famous people we'll see as the story goes on... And Namikawa Daisuke needs more roles where he has to shout in a deep and manly voice. |
2013-07-24, 05:21 | Link #36 |
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(Yay I'm not the only one watching this! )
Episode 4 was pretty good, the resolution will probably come next week. In any case, I like that Kanetsugu got to show off his smarts - I was worried that he'd be portrayed as just a badass even though he was known for his cleverness and good governance, but fortunately that's not the case; he might be a badass but he's clearly the brains of the duo (trio, if we count Kagekatsu). I really liked the scene with Kanetsugu throwing the flower on the pyre, it was rather poetic. Oh, and in the scene on the boat I sort of expected Kagekatsu and Kanetsugu to snap at Keiji for his mantle flapping in their faces. XD What with Sekigahara being only ~10 years away, I hope we'll meet some key players of that conflict (what with Kanetsugu being heavily involved in the build-up). And I hope Date Masamune is in this, I really want them to enact one of my favorite anecdotes about Kanetsugu. (The one where Kanetsugu neglects to greet him when they meet, and later explains it with "we've met many times on the battlefield but I've only ever seen his back [ie. he was running away] so I didn't recognize him from the front." XDDDD) Last edited by kuromitsu; 2013-07-24 at 05:31. |
2013-07-24, 05:45 | Link #38 |
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Namikawa is awesome, but Satou Takuya (Keiji) is doing a great job, too, especially considering that he's relatively young (only 29) and basically still a rookie, he's just starting to get main roles. And it doesn't hurt that it seems both are having a blast playing their characters.
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As for Masamune, I think he was present in the Hana no Keiji manga, but I don't know about Kanetsugu to Keiji. I think he will appear as well. |
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2013-07-24, 06:06 | Link #40 | |
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I also wish they'd show Sanada Yukimura and his famous line about Kantou having a million soldiers but not a single man among them (or something to that effect, I can't find it right now), but unfortunately I don't think the story will mention the siege of Osaka. :/ |
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