2010-04-06, 22:30 | Link #141 | |
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Anyways first episode was a good start. Should be entertaining to watch Yamada come up with plots in her head, but fumble them in reality.
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2010-04-07, 03:05 | Link #144 |
Ha ha ha ha ha...
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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I just think it's hilarious that despite how Yamada's always thinking about sex, she clearly knows next to nothing about it.
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And just to be clear, I still think Yamada's goal just absolutely shouts "SYPHILIS". But seriously, I just don't know how to respond to a girl whose dream is to sleep with 100 guys... words just don't suffice. And it's the same for me if it were a guy wanting to sleep with 100 girls. Only difference is in the respective difficulty. I don't think Yamada would have ANY trouble getting a guy to have sex with her, whereas a male equivalent would most likely be a complete loser.
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2010-04-07, 10:11 | Link #145 | |
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What's funny is that I think my female cousins would more readily accept these shows than my male cousin. |
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2010-04-07, 10:25 | Link #146 |
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Location: Kobe, Japan
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This is exactly the sort of show that makes right-wing American parents go crazy and demand that anime be banned. I mean - it's played for irony here and if you get anime as a medium and understand the context, it all makes sense. But there's just absolutely no way you could ever explain it to an uptight 44 year-old PTA member from Anytown, USA.
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2010-04-07, 12:36 | Link #148 | |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 66
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In a real sense, the series isn't a lot different than the sexual farce plays and comedies seen over the last 60+ years (particularly those in the '60s). Its just done in the medium of "anime" here... The first episode was a mixed bag... parts were funny, parts had me going "I've got other things I'd rather be doing". Probationary as to whether I'll go more than a few episodes.
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2010-04-07, 16:47 | Link #150 |
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Random translator just passing by.
Up to date, three groups have released: CoalGuys, UTW, and Doki. CoalGuys' version honestly isn't bad. The translation is fundamentally accurate (within limits of dynamic equivalence), and they're fast. They do, however, leave much of the signs untranslated, and the script is riddled with grammatical errors. Plus, there were one or two lines I remember just being outright trollish: not saying I didn't enjoy them, but it just shows a lack of seriousness. Overall, I sensed a lack of effort in their work. I'll probably continue to watch theirs simply because they're first, though. UTW... they're a new group. Their inexperience shows in the fact that their initial release wasn't properly styled, and they're the only group that v2'ed their first release. However, their v2 version, I have to say, is really quite nice, and contains softsubbed karaoke. The translation is, in my opinion, the best of the three (dynamic equivalence, but somewhat more literal than CoalGuys): diction could be better in a couple of lines but that's just me being picky. They also typesetted many of the signs in the episode. What I liked most about them, however, is the high-quality encode and that everything was softsubbed, even the typesetting. All in all, a very promising new group. Doki by far translated more of the signs than the other two groups, had them nicely typesetted, and their OP and ED also included the Japanese lyrics on top of the romaji and English translation. The translation, however, was erratic. They took the more literal route: sometimes the translations were spot on, and sometimes it was just wrong. The OP and ED translations were particularly bad. The editing was even worse, and imo is what really let the group down. What I disliked most about their release, however, was the hardsubbed karaoke and typesetting, but that's probably just a personal thing. The fact that they're also the slowest of the three to release really isn't helping their case. For now, I think I'll watch CoalGuy's version for their speed, and archive UTW's version for their raw. I'll probably wait a couple more episodes to see how the groups fare in subsequent episodes, however. Last edited by Trypanosome; 2010-04-07 at 17:04. |
2010-04-07, 17:08 | Link #151 | |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: San Antonio, TX
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Why in my day, we had to watch our anime via two tin cups and a REALLY long string
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2010-04-07, 17:15 | Link #152 | |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Example: Jerry Lewis, "The Ladies' Man" (1961) -- the ancestor of harem comedy. Rent it, its from when Jerry was actually funny.
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2010-04-07, 19:13 | Link #153 | |
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2010-04-08, 13:03 | Link #155 |
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he he he
last season I watch a underwear maniac girl now I'm watching a girl that deams of 100 sex buddies.......................... Is it just me or every season its just getting creppier and creppier for me. Well its a good first episode I enjoyed it and I really love the op song. |
2010-04-08, 16:13 | Link #160 |
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Rofl, this. Had to pause to see if I wasn't seeing things.
I swear I heard Yukarin during hanabi scene as one of the little kids that look like a loli Yamada and a shota Kosuda.... Oh, maybe that's why. Ugh, every time I see Yamada with "Demon Seals" I think of a certain White Devil. :/ Edit for being slow: I was wondering why Daisuke sounded familiar. He's voiced by Sato in Welcome to the NHK. @_@!
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