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EDIT: Page claim for that one lady from Force episode 5!
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2011-05-14, 04:52 | Link #2062 |
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That makes me wonder how will result a new 26 season, i mean, people learn from their mistakes and at least Keroko's analysis looks pretty decent for the first nine episodes. Probably a 26 anime series for FORCE will be much better paced than StrikerS i guess(waiting a week for a well compilated chapter with fluid animation is a million tiomes better than wait a full month for 16-tp-30 pages of over decompressed story).
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2011-05-14, 09:46 | Link #2064 |
Knight who says D'ni
Join Date: Aug 2007
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I just hope, if they were to go ahead with a FORCE anime, they don't confuse manga time with real time. The average close-combat fight sequence is, or should be, extremely fast paced with its strike-defend-counter sequence. Nobody waits for their opponent to finish what they're doing and talk about it when they're fighting (sparring between student and teacher being an obvious exception), and in close quarters melee the heavy punches and explosive attacks really should be happening so fast that it's all the opponent can do to keep up. Manga tends to be very descriptive of movement, so what goes down in five or six pages of massive fight panels of a manga can happen in a few seconds. It's just good choreography. Unfortunately, animators don't get this and decide its as good as as many pages of dialogue. . . and this is where you get long-winded fight sequences, exaggerated attacks, and commentary from the peanut gallery, "Ooh that was a good one," "Ooh he defended against it." Just because the artist took the time to draw out the characters' fighting doesn't mean you have to draw out the time the characters take fighting. Attack and parry! Evade and attack! Offense and defense happen simultaneously and in the same motion from both sides, or else somebody goes down instantly. It's kinda that fast.
Nanoha has been far less egregious about this than some other series I could name, probably due to the fact that previously any manga were supplemental and any presence it has is due to it being a standard trope. It's also occasionally justified by the fact that Nanoha is just trying to talk to everybody at first, and when she's grown up that has actually evolved into her fighting style as a result. Still, you stop and wonder what was going on between Arf and Zafira, the way they'd show up with their friends for a fight, trade a punch for sport, and then kick back and watch everyone else with a bucket of popcorn and a pop (one straw!). So the question is: how will events in motion be screwed up when translated from a manga to the screen? Ideally, Tsuzuki would leave the manga paneling in the books and direct everything from the start as it applies to a moving-pictures medium. . .
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2011-05-14, 11:29 | Link #2066 |
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Manga: "I will now explain why I'm going to attack you and why you cannot win."
"I shout out my attack before you really finish talking." "Fool, I merely show my superior skills to avoid your attack and start talking again." "I talk back, explaining what mistake you just made." "Heresy! I must now attack!" Anime: *explosions, long drawn pandering of the landscape. Ogle the characters, panting. "I will now explain why I'm going to attack you and why you cannot win." *Include grin, a grunt, laugh. Pander the landscape again* "I shout out my attack before you really finish talking." *show a single move, let dust fly and wait for it to settle. Another grin, another pander of landscape. Perhaps even a grunt* "Fool, I merely show my superior skills to avoid your attack and start talking again." *wait for character to explain for a few min. Pause with landscapes, surprised grunts and distant explosions or perhaps a flashback* "I talk back, explaining what mistake you just made." *repeat* "Heresy! I must now attack!" *shouting, then fight commences.*
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2011-05-14, 13:20 | Link #2067 | |
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"Yes, she's meant to be really tough. Please ignore how she spent most of her first fight being made a fool of." Like with Fortis; they called him the brains of the group, but he hasn't really done anything intelligent yet. |
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2011-05-15, 01:02 | Link #2070 | |
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All of the other Huckebeins trigger some kind of emotion from me: Veyron is misterious and interesting, Arnage is kind of sympatethic, Curren is a smug badass, Stella es the designated Creepy Child, Deville is cool and implacable and i hate Cypha with burning passion(i guess triggering hate from the fans is a good accomplishement for a villain), but the only thing Fortis provokes in me is annoyment(for example: i want to see Cypha burning on a cauldron of boiling oil but i don't really care about what happens to Fortis as long as he shuts his mouth, something like a dope-slap or a classic punch to the face). The most impressive thing the guy has done is crush a soda can into a tiny metalic marble.
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2011-05-15, 03:21 | Link #2071 | |
the "Z" is for "Zeta"
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2011-05-15, 12:15 | Link #2075 | |
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Yup, i'm still waiting to be confronted by someone who says that i'm wrong by claiming that Fortis is the coolest villain this franchise have seen so far xDU.
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2011-05-15, 12:39 | Link #2077 | |
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Putting aside my blazing hate for her: A longcoat, and eye-patch, black & white clothing, "evil looking" black spiked swords, and rides a motorcycle. While i hate her for being an over the top gloating villain that score a cheap victory over a much more respectable and dignified opponent, it's no surprise that other people find her cool and interesting for the exact same reasons. Still waiting to see Subaru teaching her a leasson.
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2011-05-15, 17:40 | Link #2080 | |
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Anyways, when making subjective statements always be sure to have "I think" in there. And why would you take that away? It's a part of her character and always will be.
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