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View Poll Results: Valvrave the Liberator - Episode 7 Rating | |||
Perfect 10 | 21 | 20.79% | |
9 out of 10 : Excellent | 36 | 35.64% | |
8 out of 10 : Very Good | 27 | 26.73% | |
7 out of 10 : Good | 12 | 11.88% | |
6 out of 10 : Average | 2 | 1.98% | |
5 out of 10 : Below Average | 0 | 0% | |
4 out of 10 : Poor | 0 | 0% | |
3 out of 10 : Bad | 1 | 0.99% | |
2 out of 10 : Very Bad | 0 | 0% | |
1 out of 10 : Painful | 2 | 1.98% | |
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2013-05-23, 22:49 | Link #101 |
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Yeah... Still betting against a lame 200 year Time Skip as it will kill off everyone that isn't a pilot which includes L-Elf, his former comrades, Shoko, that Princess, and all the other characters. No way will they kill off two of the main characters off screen because of the time skip. It also seems to imply that Haruto is dead since he's the only one that makes sense for the promise unless Aina did it off screen. So n o way are they going to kill off Haruto, Shoko, and L-Elf. If anything that's a future that they will want to try and avoid, especially since Saki is being hunted.
Bet the Green Haired Guy forces himself into a Valvrave since he did freak out at the end of this episode after seeing a dead Aina who apparently had a crush on Haruto. |
2013-05-23, 23:00 | Link #104 |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Age: 35
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Not doing the 200 year timeskip for the second cour would be a total waste; they have a genuine opportunity to make VVV DIFFERENT from previous Sunrise mecha shows and I think they should take it and use the VAMPIRE CONCEPT to its logical ending. Plus, the fact that they put this scene in episode 7 rather than in episode 1 is pretty telling regarding its meaning: it's the future of VVV. And, honestly: who cares about the characters dying in the timeskip? The only two relevant non VVV-pilots are Eru, will either somehow survive or become the new Emperor of Dorssia, and Shoko, who will most likely get an on-screen tragic death this season. Is there anyone that genuinely gives a shit about the one-dimesional Nazi teens? I mean, they're honestly just fodder to give the VVVs something to fight against.
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2013-05-23, 23:01 | Link #105 |
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Join Date: May 2013
Location: Chicago
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It is interesting that there are 7 pilots though only 6 Valvrave are listed on the website and one of them is missing. Also, I have a feeling that the princess isn't Liselotte. L-11 seems to get very emotional seeing that girl's picture much less speaking her name. Also when he says Liselotte's name he says "I win again" like it's a challenge towards her. The responses don't match.
This is on top of the fact that he writes the name "Licht" on the back of the photo. So either, "Licht" is his real name and she wrote it on there, or it's her name.
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2013-05-23, 23:07 | Link #108 | |
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Yup, golden seven. Some people at 2ch already discussed about that. |
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2013-05-23, 23:27 | Link #112 |
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Location: Chicago
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Does anyone think there will be two timeskips? The year they show older Saki is the 214th year of the 3rd Galactic Reich, and then Saki talks about a promise made 200 years ago. That would mean its a promise she made 14 years after the show's start. So will there be something showing what happens 14 years from the present as well?
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2013-05-23, 23:41 | Link #115 |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: British Columbia, Canada
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I'm all for the time skip as most of the relevant characters are immortal anyway. It reminds me of Red Garden's OVA, haha. Anyway, am I the only one who thinks that's just a mirror inside her locket? Haha.
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2013-05-23, 23:46 | Link #116 |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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I hope they all have pilots next episode or something. It's already ep7 and there's still at least 3 Valvraves that need owners.
This is so different than Gundam in that usually after the first ep, all units are already taken. The shadowy figure may be VVVII's pilot? Assuming this ED is based off the present timeline so it can't be future Haruto. Why did Takahi-sama even dragged out Satomi anyways....? |
2013-05-23, 23:46 | Link #117 | |
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2013-05-23, 23:52 | Link #118 |
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Age: 30
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Wow, this sort of redeemed itself a little bit. That wasn't a bad episode.
Saki is still a mystery to me. The only thing I get out of her is that everything she does is for herself. Poor girl with glasses. I really didn't see her dying of all people. She was cute in this episode. In the preview, it looks like Haruto's friend goes nuts on him about it. L-Elf's motivations are still unclear to me. And now this picture. This guy is a mystery too. Shouko is confirmed best girl now. I mean seriously, she's so perfect. |
2013-05-24, 00:02 | Link #119 |
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Excellent episode... with the exception of the time-skip scene at the very beginning (though I will say it was a great Saki scene when evaluated in a vacuum).
The time-skip scene gives away that Saki never dies in the present plotline. Which sapped much of the suspense/drama out of the action scenes later in this episode. It'll similarly sap suspense/drama out of any future scene in which Saki is in danger, because the time skip makes it crystal clear that she stays alive. The only "out" for this is if someone from "200 years in the future" comes back in time, thus potentially causing the timeline to change. Barring that "out", I don't see the point of showing a time-skip scene right now. The rest of the episode was great though. Excellent pacing, solid action scenes, and many good character moments. I like the Hotaru/Shoko dynamic they have going on, where Shoko just knows this guy inside and out, creating this massive comfort level between the two of them. It has this bromance feeling to it, where it just happens to involve a girl. You don't see that a lot in anime. I also really liked how they completely subverted the Horrible Cook trope (I don't know the TV Tropes term for it, so I'm just going with Horrible Cook, lol). Yeah, Shoko's stew/soup looked simply ghastly... but it tastes great! That's a really nice trope subversion. I don't think I've ever seen this particular trope subverted this way before. L-Elf was awesome in this episode, and this was a great way to get him more actively involved in the plot. Aina had some nice lines. Not enough to make me feel all that much at the sight of her dead body, but it was better than nothing at least. The dead body itself was presented with just the right amount of grimness, imo. Saki was used well in the present plot-line - I liked how she stood up against L-Elf (even if it was ultimately futile), and her action scenes were well-handled.
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2013-05-24, 00:02 | Link #120 |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
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Ah uh ... I can see Korean man haw version from this episode ...the hero will lose his girl and the character will change = \ .
because from Aina and haruto's speech in the hanger make me worry about this . At the beginning episode I was shocked of the future. Seriously saki is the best <3. |
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