2007-04-17, 08:35 | Link #1241 | |
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What you do get to see however is how the current cast reacts to the yet-introduced members of Lucky Star (sometimes surprisingly different) and other assorted things, such as Spoiler for More character relations:
Unfortunately character development is pretty much static in terms of any actual change, but you do get to see differing sides of the same character in the future. Sad to say, that's about as far as it goes, but I don't really recall any 4komas being drastically different from this anyway. As for plot, there's no romance going on at all (no, not even hot yuri loli love) in the story, and the furthest mention is Konata teasing Kagami and saying she has a boyfriend while in various situations. Then again, this is the anime. Who knows what might change? |
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2007-04-17, 10:26 | Link #1244 |
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I've been wondering about something. Lucky Star is a parody of moe, but in doing that, it practically becomes moe itself. What happens when people appreciate it merely as something with moe instead of finding humor in making fun of an excess of moe? I'm frankly getting a little scared of the fanboys and am wondering if I'll have to vacate from excess of moe.
Back to something that was talked about earlier. My favorite characters are Konata and Kagami. Konata has that otaku-ness about her that resonates with me, along with the gamer tendencies. I might not be one, but my brother's enough of one for me to appreciate the type. And I like Konata because she seems down to earth. I love how she acts during Miyuki's conversation with Tsukasa when she's sick. Beautiful. |
2007-04-17, 11:05 | Link #1246 | |
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2007-04-17, 11:18 | Link #1248 | |
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2007-04-17, 11:40 | Link #1251 |
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I found the link from moetron's blog. There are other videos (including the Michael Jackson one), but they're mainly remixes of sorts.
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2007-04-17, 11:49 | Link #1252 | |
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Besides Sailor Fuku is a much better song than Hare Hare Yukai I find because it has more passion, so it doesn't even bother me. Too much nasal on Aya Hirano during Hare Hare Yukai that she seems to have ditched completely as of late. Now its just Muuuuuuuuuuu! Sailor Fuku Lolicon Edition for those who want to here the song another time. Obligatory Crossover with Concurrent Show (Sort of). Somebody thinks the opening is Touhou 9. How you confuse a video with a shooting game I'm not sure. Rock On with poor timing (And the other way around as this time its Lucky Star getting the song played over it). What the steps would actually look like (maybe). Last edited by Kaioshin Sama; 2007-04-17 at 12:03. |
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2007-04-17, 12:03 | Link #1253 |
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^ I really have no idea if what you said has any connection with the gundam dancing video the person you quoted from was talking about, lol. XD
In anycase, loved the gundam video. Most especially during the chorus, where's there's a whole bunch of them. Looks really nice, if I do say so myself, especially when all 16(?) mechas kicked in the air together. My only criticism is that the main girls were representive differently from each other. They could've used different gundam models at least for each of the main characters, no?
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Now that you mentioned the million HHY parodies, I saw the Sailor Fuku with HHY on top of it. Couldn't stand to watch more than a few seconds of it. Fortunately, Sailor Fuku hasn't gotten old yet, so I can watch that Gundam parody on repeat. It might not be that great of an OP for dance parodies, but there's enough movement that I'm entertained by the Gundams. Quote:
I really like when the main girls are dancing randomly and the shots for the supporting characters. I get such a kick out of the Gundam used for the pervert. And of course I like the cheerleaders. They move so well together! double post Last edited by monir; 2007-04-17 at 12:14. Reason: Double post merged. Please use the "edit" button instead of consecutive multiple posting. |
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2007-04-17, 12:16 | Link #1257 | |
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2007-04-17, 12:19 | Link #1258 | |
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2007-04-17, 12:21 | Link #1259 | |
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As for the second point, you’re walking down the street and you find a coin. It feels like you just won something. The fact that you didn’t even have to enter a competition is an extra bonus. When people talk about a win, I think they mean that feeling: something good happened without them having to work to get, they didn’t even have to go looking for it, it just happened like someone giving you a prize. |
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2007-04-17, 12:22 | Link #1260 | |
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Like Vexx, I use it with a hint of irony, but the more common use of it doesn't bug me. It's much like saying something is "cool". I personally like to say "made of win and candy." On to the more relevant topic of character development in 4koma... who's to say it can't happen? It's certainly true that it doesn't TEND to happen, but it can. American comic strips have the same issues: Beetle Bailey hasn't really had character development, and many think it's stagnated. Then again, some comic strips DO have character development, but the risk is becoming too dramatic and turning into Funky Winkerbean, and nobody wants that. Garfield hit rock bottom in its decades without change, and now it's trying to change things slowly and subtly--which it used to do when it was still fresh. In 4koma, slow and subtle character development seems to be the case in the best examples we have. Take, for example (you know what's coming), Azumanga Daioh. Subtle is definitely the key word there. We don't notice how the characters change so much as we notice the events that will change them and the changes in their relationships. Tomo is still Tomo and Osaka is still Osaka, but who's annoying who by the end? Chiyo is still cute child prodigy, but she goes from being the novelty to the heart of the group, supporting every one. What of character development in Lucky Star? I don't know, since I haven't read very far in the manga. It doesn't seem to be setting itself up for the opportunity, but considering how much has yet to be shown, I think that could change. |
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