2007-03-06, 06:53 | Link #1101 |
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2007-03-06, 09:49 | Link #1102 |
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yeah me too, i did feel a little lump in my throat when Sara lifted her hand up for her friend, then its seamlessly merged with the ending credit animation then that slow, and sorrowful melody of the ending song i never really paid attention too, suddenly open your eyes.
It was emotional Shame they didn't leave it at that. While I suppose it'll put a smile on people's face, i do like to leave the ending to viewers to speculate. I like the idea she wanders the world forever!
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2007-03-19, 03:00 | Link #1103 | |
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This is coming from a Mecha expert by the way who has seen just about every Sci-Fi Mecha anime series out there that is available. Any good element in this show I have seen done even better in another show. Really it offers absolutely nothing new to the genre, again mostly because it was far to ambitious a project for the length it was given. |
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2007-04-03, 07:19 | Link #1106 |
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I have just watched the last episode, and I have to agree with most people's sentiment.
I think we were expecting lots more twists, after what happened in the first episode. Aside from the reason behind Ralph's turnaround, which I didn't expect, there aren't really any surprises besides that. The series overall is very well done, but a few more twists & surprises would have rank it higher in my book.
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2007-04-09, 20:54 | Link #1107 |
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Grrr, Shinsen Subs finally released episode 13, but it turns out they subbed the version of the raw that didn't have the 1+ minute prologue before the OP credits.
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2007-04-10, 19:50 | Link #1112 | |
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And fyi, I already have that version. Plus (no offense to WD), I like the Shinsen subs better (I find them to be more accurate), and whoever thinks the same but doesn't know Japanese will be missing out on the nice prologue.
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2007-04-21, 22:15 | Link #1114 |
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There is a manga. I am not sure about this, but I think is about four chapters long.
The manga is a sort of a prequel that revolves around Lottie and stops just about the time that Sara joins the Libertad. |
2007-08-05, 23:22 | Link #1116 |
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Hmm... overall, I find this actually really good. Anyways, I find that many of Emily's actions and behaviors are very .... childish. I guess that since her race all share one conscience, the Emilies might not have experience much other than the torture from experimentation which might explains why she is not mature at all; always curious, enjoys things just like a kid would. This might explains why she is dubious of most of Ralphs action other than that he met up with her again and save her as she had wanted (when Ralph first met her) and also her choice to go with Sara than Ralph since she is more like a kid, she gets scared of Ralph and clings to Sara instead.
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2008-05-15, 13:30 | Link #1119 |
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Looking back on the series I still can't get over how much of a sour taste it left in my mouth. The repetitive episode storylines, poor character development, lame villains and bland mecha combat make it so there was nothing I can say I really enjoyed to any extent about this series. I mean it when I say the highlight was actually the Lotti Gellar shower scenes. Funimation made a poor choice in my opinion.
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