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2008-01-26, 06:38 | Link #2223 |
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Just watched Elfen Lied for the 13th time and I was wondering why did the female scientist hide the picture of Kouta away from the director general, she could've pass it to him and save herself. Why is the director general so worried about the person with the female scientist and didn't kill him even after he found out about Kouta? Lucy look very nice in her school uniform.....
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2008-01-26, 06:42 | Link #2224 | |
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2008-01-26, 12:14 | Link #2226 |
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It came out quite some time ago, so if they did have plans for a second season I think they would have made one by now. Also correct me if I'm wrong but I thought I read somewhere that Elfen Lied wasn't as popular over in Japan as it was in America.
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2008-01-27, 17:25 | Link #2228 |
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In the manga, they say Lucy realized that she did something very wrong when she killed Kouta's father and little sister. Then why did she continue to kill all those people when she knew it would made Kouta sad and it was also the wrong thing to do? Why didn't the director general used the Mariko created by the chocolate guy? Do anyone know where to continue reading the manga after episode 81?
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2008-01-27, 17:29 | Link #2229 |
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Like what PastPrime had mention, I think the authority limiting the viewing of the audience is indeed very irrational as although it can't be denied that Elfen Lied is a somewhat violent anime but it have hidden values inside it and it shows the wicked and ugly side of human beings. I strongly believe it should be aired internationally to remind youngster nowadays not to despise those who are a bit different from us as they, like us also have emotions. Just because they are a bit different doesn't mean that they are emotionless creature, right? Furthermore, Elfen Lied also display qualities like forgiveness and a caring heart can actually turn the world into a better place. Correct me if I am somewhat wrong and please forgive me for any misused language here.
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2008-01-27, 18:44 | Link #2230 | |
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Although I agree with most of your post, I don't think it's a suitable "movie" for children. Just think of the exposed female body parts and gore (beheadings, separation of various ligaments, etc...). While the morals of the story are good, the actual presentation of the plot is not really suitable for children. Only if you want to strap a naughty child into a chair with tape holding their eyes open to watch Elfen Lied, then I guess it's a good way to knock some good old values into them. |
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2008-01-27, 20:05 | Link #2231 |
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I can just picture the Ludovico technique being used on children forcing them to watch Elfen Lied. ha ha!
Anyways I don't think its quite the right show to send this message to children. I feel its to over the top, so to speak, for children.
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2008-01-28, 00:02 | Link #2232 | |
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Don't misinderstand me, ElfenLied is a very good show, one of the best on my book, but that is no was for everyone. |
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2008-01-28, 20:17 | Link #2233 |
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Can anyone explain to me why did the female scientist hid the picture of Kouta away from the director general although she is working with him? Secondly, why did Lucy continue killing people although she know this would make Kouta sad? Lastly, why did Kouta let Lucy go to fight those SAT when he could've take her back to Maple Inn with her, that way, the SAT wouldn't be able to find them.
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2008-01-28, 20:44 | Link #2234 |
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I agree that Elfen Lied is full of violence and nudity. But what I am trying to say here is to allow Elfen Lied to be shown in a channels which suites teenagers and not children. Of course I would go against Elfen Lied being shown to immature kids but if it were to be shown to teenagers, then the impact would not be that big. As we are well informed, as kids start to turn into teenagers, their hormone start to undergo changes and watching some nudity won't hurt at all, right? That's why I am saying they should allow it to be shown in channels which suite teenagers and adults but not to children.
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