2009-08-19, 22:19 | Link #1401 | |
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2009-08-20, 14:13 | Link #1406 |
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Don't think you should hate Haruhi just for one installment. That's like hating Gundam JUST cause you didn't like the series Gundam. If the light novels are any good, then the further adaptions should be good too.
I hope Bakemonogatari ISN'T succesful enough to warrant franchise material, cause then quality could be SERIOUSLY watered down (the drop would be MUCH steeper than say your average shonen main story to filler drop). |
2009-08-20, 15:08 | Link #1408 | |
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While I don't hate Haruhi (yet ), I'm very glad that Bakemonogatari came along at just the right time to fill the spot in my anime watching list (sci-fi mystery adventure thriller with great philosophical dialogue) that Haruhi used to fill.
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2009-08-21, 08:03 | Link #1413 | |
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Anyway at this rate I'll be surprised if this isn't the best selling show SHAFT have produced to date, it's getting a lot of discussion on 2ch and going by the poll it's giving a good impression too. Usually shows that are the most active on 2ch sell really well.. OP single sold pretty damn well too... I'll be surprised if it sells under 10k in it's first week. |
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2009-08-21, 17:42 | Link #1414 |
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Hmm good point. The key meat of the series is it's writing, which I suspect is the style of Nishi realitively untouched (if shortened, I like the fact that they cut down on the otakuish jokes, that gets played out fast).
The great thing SHAFT has done is in illustrating it, and as long as they have good staffers, you're right, it should be at least worthy of a look. |
2009-08-22, 07:59 | Link #1415 |
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Today in Kodansha BOX Fanclub Member-exclusive KOBO Sōkai event, they've screened the "sample" version of BD/DVD commentary. From what I've read in 2ch, it's a rapid-fire conversation between Hitagi and Hanekawa similar to Hyakumonogatari drama CD (but not as a short-episode).
Hitagi calls Hanekawa "Opantsu-sama" or something and she acts like nothing happened. This audio commentary should be fun. Too bad they've only screened the Kizu title part of ep1. |
2009-08-22, 20:58 | Link #1418 |
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Couldn't say, seeing as how aside from Haruhi, their material hardly interests me. As far as this show, it still looks and sounds as great as ever. I think it'll have to be put down as a purchase. Could do fairly well stateside if licenced.
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2009-08-23, 21:30 | Link #1419 | |
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Animation is a time-consuming medium production-wise. You can expect at least a year or two between early planning and broadcasting. Stuff you saw last year was produced by the KyoAni of two years ago. And what you'll see next year is in pre-production today. One of the great things about Bakemonogatari is that it's ridiculously cheap to make. Lots of still images, limited movement, lots of talking heads. The more actiony bits are very smoothly animated, but it's a small part of an actual episode. They can keep the series going at it's actual level of quality pretty much forever... as long as they keep their competent directors and key animators. |
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