2008-04-13, 08:24 | Link #321 | |
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But overall, the character development does not lack besides the initial introductions. That is jsut something you will have to swallow.
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2008-04-13, 09:53 | Link #322 |
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I'm amused to hear Killz compare the anime to its source material and comment on the differences. He's absolutely right. Once you get over the anime's too rapid throwing the three together, you'll be able to better appreciate the series. You'll see character and relationship development as the series progresses. Based on the reactions each individual episode garnered, episode 3 was when most casual viewers turned into solid viewers in the long haul. Or the short haul, as the case may be here, because unfortunately the series really is only 10 episodes long.
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2008-04-13, 10:24 | Link #323 | |
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But yea blewin. If you end up liking this series you should check out the manga
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2008-04-13, 17:23 | Link #326 |
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thanks guys. Looks like the manga is much more logical. I actually quite like the characters, especially the personality of the girl. The anime shows some pretty deep stuff (some philosophies), but they don't have as powerful an impact - I think it's because of the episodic nature.
Does it say in the anime why Heat joined the duo? this has been bugging me since he just showed up without any explanation in ep 1. I thought he must be travelling with the other guy at first, but it doesn't seem to be the case. |
2008-04-14, 19:01 | Link #329 |
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you know what? I did miss it.
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Finished the anime. I wish they had done it properly to build up the basics. The character cast is a good one, and they can really take the anime to the next level. But everything happens too quickly. Kind of like a let down. I've checked the manga art. It's very different from the anime. Razel looks less mature, Alzeid looks younger. um.... just can't get into the art. |
2008-04-14, 19:21 | Link #330 |
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I like the Dazzle manga art (though it definitely changes over time), but the manga's main draws are the characters and the story. The main story is only hinted at by the anime, and there's lots more great character interactions in the manga.
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2008-05-03, 04:23 | Link #333 |
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I don't think there is any significant difference. I checked out the DVD versions of the episodes and couldn't find anything new or different.
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2008-05-03, 06:10 | Link #335 |
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Sooooooooundtrack.
'Take you as you are (Slow Ver.)' is by far my favorite piece of music on the soundtrack, hands down. Oh and for people who are wondering, the composer is ZIZZ STUDIO.
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2008-05-03, 09:36 | Link #336 |
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I'm about halfway through my first listening of the soundtrack. Still a little too early to pick a favorite track. But the top candidates so far are Take You As You Are (original and slow versions), Rahzel's theme (original), Alzeid's theme (original), and Tabiji no Hate ni. Tabiji no Hate ni was one of the earliest pieces of music in the anime itself that caught my attention. It's used early in the series. Maybe as early as episode 1.
Edit: The vocal version of Take You As You Are (the insert song from ep 10) isn't included on the OST. Not even as an abbreviated TV version. I had thought it might be. Disappointed. I'm glad I have a copy of the full version elsewhere because it's a lovely song. I finished the album. The top contenders I listed above are still the top contenders for favorite OST track. I'm not sure I could narrow it down further. They each have their special attraction.
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2008-05-03, 12:34 | Link #338 |
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Lovely soundtrack it is
I never actually counted how many versions of "take you as you are" there were so it was pretty amusing to see so many My fav track from the OST ~ Kako he no Tsuioku! (Emotional melody, it is just beautiful to listen to with your eyes closed). but I like a lot of the other tracks as well, especially Rahzel's and Alzeid's ^^
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What surprised me were the number of tracks that I couldn't correlate to an episode scene. Most of those are the tracks in the twenties of the track listing. The ones that have actual names. Gives me an excuse to go back and watch the anime through again. This time with an ear towards finding those specific music pieces.
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