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View Poll Results: Lucky Star - Episode 6 Rating | |||
Perfect 10 | 57 | 36.54% | |
9 out of 10 : Excellent | 55 | 35.26% | |
8 out of 10 : Very Good | 31 | 19.87% | |
7 out of 10 : Good | 5 | 3.21% | |
6 out of 10 : Average | 4 | 2.56% | |
5 out of 10 : Below Average | 0 | 0% | |
4 out of 10 : Poor | 0 | 0% | |
3 out of 10 : Bad | 0 | 0% | |
2 out of 10 : Very Bad | 0 | 0% | |
1 out of 10 : Painful | 4 | 2.56% | |
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2007-05-14, 22:47 | Link #122 | |
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As for the release, roll a 1d6 and guess what day it corresponds to. |
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2007-05-14, 23:58 | Link #123 |
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What's great about LS is how these girls' lives don't happen "in a vaccum," i.e. without adult supervision. How many times in a school anime do you think, "Where the hell are the parents?!" In LS, we actually see them, and they become a part of the story.
The Hiiragi family seems to be the most "normal," (probably the only thing abnormal being it has a lot of kids, four, and all girls), and their father seems to be fairly attentive, making sure his daughters study, clean their rooms, etc. I don't think Miyuki's mom is "evil" per se, rather, she is well intentioned but ends up causing her daughter undue stress and anxiety. Kona's dad, who we have yet to see, is the inspiration for his daughter's otaku-ness. Nuff said. |
2007-05-15, 00:59 | Link #125 |
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Aye.. the inclusion of everyone's families really hikes this anime/manga up the scale in my favorites (no imaginary parentless world). They don't overshadow the main antics but they participate. ... kind of like just now, I threw a nerf arrow at my son to turn his music down a bit (mom is sleeping). He and I share an office: he's studying for AP Chem whilst I work on a mail server installation and goof off here.
Skane: Is *that* what they call those exercise briefs that cheerleaders wear under their skirts in Singapore? ((when I think of bloomers, I think of gothic fashion-style frilly shorts)) @bayoab: thanks... I'd dropped yesasia a couple of years ago after getting burned 4 or 5 times on limited edition items they said they had ---- then weeks would go by, they'd delay and then admit they didn't have it. By then everyone else was sold out. But I'll give them a looksee again.
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2007-05-15, 01:05 | Link #126 | |
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Join Date: May 2007
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This is the first anime I've ever seen that showed parents prominently for every main character in the plot (Akira's not in the plot). Prominently as in they aren't just given three lines to tell their children that they have a visit or a phone call in one certain episode and tossed off for the rest, but instead they actually had something to do with the conversation (and, holy crap, are shown on screen!). Lucky Star is also probably one of the first to spend significant time to discuss a certain parent that is missing from the picture, in this case Kona's mother between Kona and her father. They'll probably never talk about Miyuki's father, who IIRC is just never shown, but we can probably assume from her massive family bankroll that he's just immensely busy. Besides, there's still her mother. |
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2007-05-15, 01:23 | Link #127 |
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I'ts nice that L*S is involving the parents, I admit. It's convenient to just forget about mom and dad as is often the case in many online written RPGs I join (the people I play with have always been creative - parents are deceased, missing, have turned evil and have left, and in the case of my characters, never had parents but were created in a lab ). I think it's good for amateur story-tellers who don't care to become professional - it lets for a lot more freedom IMO if the writer is controlling underage characters (and you can cut the crap where the parents scold the kid lol). For anime, I do like seeing parents involved for series like L*S, which is about *average* kids going through life.
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2007-05-15, 02:29 | Link #128 | ||
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2007-05-15, 02:50 | Link #129 |
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I think the general rule of thumb is that if it looks like it could be underwear but the girl is obviously unashamed of showing it, it's bloomers. XD My immediate response to the word is to think of a kind of frilly, loose, white shorts-type thing that usually goes under a dress (like what Dejiko wears underneath her dress), but I've been aware of Japanese panty-esque bloomers since the Chobits days.
Come to think of it, I've never seen those kinds of bloomers in any color other than dark blue... Edit: Oh.. looks like the frilly shorts bloomers were already mentioned when I wasn't paying attention. *goes into hiding* |
2007-05-15, 03:03 | Link #130 | |
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I'm not objecting to the term "bloomers" ... its just kind of humorous considering their Victorian ancestors....
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2007-05-15, 07:37 | Link #134 | |
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2007-05-15, 10:45 | Link #135 | |
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2007-05-15, 10:54 | Link #136 | |
I don't give a damn, dude
Join Date: Nov 2006
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It's still there, far as I can tell.... |
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2007-05-15, 12:41 | Link #138 |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Moe Land
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Ahhhh...Finally the perfect ep! 10 for Fan service and a few slapstick fun with Kagami and Konata. Thee hee hee...
Though I only saw the raws you know the reason why I gave it a 10. *DIES OF NOSE BLEEDING* X_x;;
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