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2007-12-01, 05:05 | Link #782 | |
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2007-12-01, 10:08 | Link #784 | |
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Read or Die is a different animal (I've read the manga series and watched the anime, including the Read or Die: Paper Sisters where the ROD characters are reintroduced) and I don't find that a very good example of what I am talking about here. I mean, humans of today looked quite different from humans of 300 to 1000 yrs ago and we share DNA and characteristics of a few different species. Why couldn't the same thing happen with the Arume? When you look at all of the other characters IN THE ANIME, Hagino is in striking contrast. I am not referring to any events in either manga because, really, they have no bearing on the anime as it stands now. The only thing both media follow, for all intents and purposes, is the timeline thus far.
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2007-12-01, 10:39 | Link #786 |
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Oi oi, I'll have you know those catgirls like being tortured by me
Besides, if anyone has a better theory (or something more fun), I'd love to hear it. Surely we're not all just waiting impatiently (read: insanely) for the next episode to air so that we can watch every kilobyte download in anticipation? Not that I do that or anything.
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2007-12-01, 12:52 | Link #787 | |
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2007-12-01, 14:03 | Link #789 | |
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Spoiler for Ma-chan:
EDIT: watched episode 9 with subs, and damn what a powerful episode (emotionally-wise). I could feel Hagino's pain and sadness during the last scene. That aside, with Hagino's revelation about the Arume's intentions, the anime finally begins to tie with the bokura manga. Spoiler for episode 9:
We already knew that, but it's nice to have it mentioned in the anime, as it gives a sense of continuity with the overall storyline.
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2007-12-01, 17:49 | Link #793 | |
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2007-12-01, 17:50 | Link #794 | |
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edit: lol haxx speed ^^
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2007-12-01, 18:49 | Link #795 |
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Doesn't work for me. I followed the instructions and still no sound. I tired VLC player, too, and it just crashes when I try to open ep 9 (which is nothing unusual for that POS program).
None of the other Floser subs I watched had this problem, so I suppose I will just have to wait for them to hopefully fix this release. |
2007-12-01, 19:08 | Link #796 | |
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2007-12-01, 19:16 | Link #798 | |
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Seeing it subbed makes me want to see ep 10 even more now. It's not often that an anime can really get me thinking about the story in detail like this, although I'm often wrong with my ideas
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2007-12-01, 20:24 | Link #799 |
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I had trouble playing floser Blue Drop 08 and 09 with mplayer on Linux and MacOS X. It seems that the audio is stored strangely in the mp4 container, in a way mplayer doesn't like. I used MP4Box to extract the mp3 audio (mplayer -dumpaudio yielded a corrupt stream), then remuxed into an mkv container. It played correctly after this.
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2007-12-01, 21:12 | Link #800 | |
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