2010-07-13, 00:22 | Link #201 | |
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2010-07-13, 01:14 | Link #202 | |
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But, I can't really give a good opinion for Yakuindomo, I don't rely on the subs and instead rely on my knowledge of the language, so I guess I'll be standing on the wayside when it comes to which group is doing this series a favor |
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2010-07-13, 01:48 | Link #203 | |
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2010-07-13, 03:17 | Link #204 | |
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I was hoping it to be edited to something before release... lol "When you engage in sexual activities in the future, you shall always ask for creampies!" Oh yeah... the anime seems to add much more censorship to the sex dialogues... |
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2010-07-13, 08:46 | Link #206 | |
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But for awkward, yeah, half of what Shino says comes out socially awkwardly because that's just the way she is - but there's a difference between coarseness and bluntness. I find that anime adaptations sometimes mute the bluntness of the original manga lines (if that's what you're meaning by the last sentence). Subtitles should illuminate the content of the anime dialog though and ideally connect to the speaker's style of grammar and formality.
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2010-07-13, 10:35 | Link #209 |
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You know i thought Shino's attitude towards Tsuda was just a product of her personality. But the more i look at some of her actions maybe there really is some kind of other than classmate fellow student council member interest going on. It seems kind subtle and im not truly convienced yet. Im very interested to see how they interact over the next couple of episodes. I loved the Tsuda carrying her princess style part in episode 2 and he knew it was coming
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2010-07-13, 11:22 | Link #212 |
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Songs can be amazingly difficult to tease lyrics out of -- usually they aren't "right" til the CD jackets are available (if the fansubbers bother to go back and fix it).
I remember a similar pack of wildly different guesses from the various fansubs for Lucky*Star's OP. Yeah, collecting all four for now til a few episodes build up and then I'll start reducing the pack.
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2010-07-13, 11:59 | Link #213 | |
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2010-07-13, 21:47 | Link #215 |
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All right, a confession Kaoru: I didn't hate the second episode. I still find the humor a bit disjointed, but the graphic sex and PMS jokes didn't feel so forced (or frequent). And the characters seemed a bit more likable.
I know this is not derivative of Seitokai no Ichizon. I know the manga has been out there longer. But I can't help comparing - I mean, most of the series takes place in the council room around a table. It's an all-girl council with one of the girls a chibi who's oversensitive about it. There are obvious differences - the guy is the normal one here and the girls the perverts. It's 4-koma, so the humor is machine-gun style rather than character-driven. But still - in my mind, I can't help but thinking of the one when watching the other. It's totally unfair, I'm the first to admit - but it's still the lens through which I see this show.
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2010-07-14, 05:46 | Link #216 |
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SnI is a parody. SYD is a case study of emancipation of women in Japanese society (or a dirty four panel comic I'm not sure).
Case in point the student council members in SnI are selected by a popularity contest. Ken crams to top the class so he can realize his dream: his very own harem. In SYD, Tsuda involuntarily joins the student council for one purpose: to act as the straight man, a comic foil. Tsuda does the facepalming for me while I have to do the facepalming in SnI. Clearly a revolution in gag comedy. |
2010-07-16, 04:51 | Link #217 |
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I actually rather like the disjointed feel of the comedy. Sometimes I'd rather take comedy in small doses rather than it being based upon the episode's theme.
This show reminds me of Hyakko and Seitokai no Ichizon quite a bit. Especially the whole 'harem' kind of feel of the 'other' Seitokai show. |
2010-07-17, 04:09 | Link #219 |
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Well, angela is you know... angela.
Her sense of drama in her songs is very unique: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mOqwhbLUZw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEpTbSMXxO0 |
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