2014-06-14, 04:30 | Link #1222 |
Kana Hanazawa ♥
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: France
Age: 37
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All that hype around Dark Tohka for... this? The final episode was a complete disappointment. Everything was resolved too quickly and too easily. What was even the point of the Dark Tohka plot? The inversion thing is most likely going to become important in the future, but aside from that, it was a pretty pointless twist.
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2014-06-14, 09:42 | Link #1225 |
Master Eugenist
Join Date: Jul 2013
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If you don't like ep 10 just because they rushed pls consider this :
+Of course everyone want the anime to stay true to the novel and everything must be like the novel , but the novel cover a lot , and that mean the animators have to draw a lot....lot of frame , which is very time consuming , even for a normal movement , and time is not a luxury thing for a studio that have to handle many projects . + Be happy that they didn't stray too far from the novel , there are animes , that rushed way too fast and to save time , the studio didn't animate the event in Novel , for example , Zero no tsukaima , there is a chapter in which the main char drive the Tiger tank and kick asses , in the anime ,instead , they drew a......Flak gun...... |
2014-06-14, 10:24 | Link #1226 | |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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In other words, it's sequel bait in the LNs (which is more easily acceptable, since readers know there are further volumes down the line, and Dark Tohka is merely a twist in the middle of a much longer story, that's likely meant to take DaL in a different direction in subsequent arcs). Like wise, it's a sequel bait in the anime, but because it happens at the end of a season, and a third season is not a guarantee, I think I can see why you think Dark Tohka is a pointless twist. I partly blame the horrible mishandling of Westcott's introduction in Episode 1 - as a result, it makes viewers rather apathetic to Westcott is an antagonist, and uninterested in his schemes and motives. And because the entire Dark Tohka situation is a product of Westcott's actions, I guess that apathy leads the entire Dark Tohka situation to be treated as a stand alone twist, rather than an extension of Westcott's actions and motives as an antagonist. What makes Dark Tohka much easier to swallow is the fact that it was a situation engineered by Wescott and hence a development on the part of the Antaognists - but because of the anime's failure to create viewer investment in Wescott as a credible antaognist , hence the reception to Dark Tohka. |
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2014-06-14, 14:58 | Link #1232 |
Them Feels~
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: United States
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Lol, and I was wondering why Shido had such a serious face in a happy moment. I could come to like Miku if she acts like this from now on.
Time to finally pick up the LN that I've been holding off on since the first season
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2014-06-14, 15:09 | Link #1235 |
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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shidou isn't an alpha male by any stretch of the imagination his confusion is probably the same as most of ours. lets be honest it annoyed me how she goes from hating the ground he stands on and cursing men period to calling him darling i'd be a little annoyed too despite the fact.
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2014-06-14, 15:24 | Link #1236 | |
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: America
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Shidou has learned from the past experiences of previous harem protagonist. He now knows how to conduct himself in those types of situations.
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2014-06-14, 15:29 | Link #1237 | |
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Also let's not forget that the whole point of Date a Live is to make spirits fall in love and they can't be sealed unless they are in love with Shidou. |
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2014-06-14, 17:50 | Link #1238 | |
阿賀野型3番艦、矢矧 Lv180
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Moderator Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Belgium, Brussels
Age: 37
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The fact there are inconsistent sequences is natural for a TV series, but to that extent and in such number? Not exactly. Even if we consider off model designs, the other problem is the choppy animation left and right, especially Maya VS Jessica (skipped frames, recycled sequence, mouths no moving etc). Even a casual scene was screwed up: for some reason when Miku explains she talked with Yoshino about Shidou, we had a glimpse of Shidou not moving at all for no reason between 2 lines for Miku. Likewise, Shidou's arm holding the letter "instantly" lowered, and the letter "mysteriously" disappeared. The more pertinent thing to do is to compare DAL2 with DAL1, and really, there is no contest about the issues with DAL2.
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2014-06-14, 18:05 | Link #1240 | ||
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Not to mention StB uses more "plain" facial expressions and movements (while DAL 2 goes for the more "dramatic," wide-eyed facial expressions) in order to help save time and budget and stay consistent on the art, yet they still came off with those hideous face arts. Quote:
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