2018-10-26, 11:33 | Link #122 |
a random Indonesian otaku
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Xanadu
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so I guess the basic idea is that
A : "I have an idea about idol anime" B : "eeeh another idol? " A : "yes! I want to make it consists of cute zombies" B : "why zombies though? do you want something that anti-mainstream?" A : "yes! And I wanted them to get pop and heavy metal genre" B : "wait.. wha.. st--" A : "and put some rap as well!!" this show is so dumb... but somehow I watched it.. and can't stop... I don't know why... |
2018-10-26, 14:52 | Link #124 | |
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We going to get a halloween episode here? |
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2018-10-27, 16:05 | Link #126 |
Snobby Gentleman
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Monterrey, México
Age: 43
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Warming dead saga
There's something about this show that craves within me to rewatch all previous episodes over and over due that the crazy, comedy antics are just too fun and entertaining.
As for as the fourth episode went, going through the idol performances as Kotaro got a sponsor for the group was routine but what followed next became a memorable night for the idol undead. The atmosphere and mood with the camera rolling and panning around those cold, deserted hallways and corridors in the hotel was so delightfully creepy and made me to reminisce on similar scenes as shown in The Shining and Ju-On. In fact, maybe this episode was designed to parody those types of films, because that poor sponsor lady got freaked out by our creepy-cute, zombie, idol girls. I do not know who got frightened the most, that woman or our heroines? Sakura, accidentally, popping off her head at the onsen and got washed away right before the lady took her bath was such a guilty pleasure. And, what not forget about Saki and Junko rising literally out of the onsen's depths in a possible tribute to the Creature of the Black Lagoon. That shot was just LMAO entertaining and comedy non-stop. |
2018-10-28, 07:14 | Link #127 | |
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2018-10-30, 01:04 | Link #129 | |
Snobby Gentleman
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Monterrey, México
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Mamoru Miyano has this quality to bring forth a character's, no matter how serious looking or personality wise, eccentricity over the top in order to make them outlandish but appealing at the same time and within good taste before the audience.
Trust me, since right now I'm marathoning Tokyo Ghoul :re, and when Shuu Tsukiyama loses it onscreen, having Miyano-san as his seiyuu, adds such a delightful touch into the character's personality. Quote:
In addition, I also did my research and, indeed, right after WWII cremation eventually became mainstream acceptable to Japanese society, and since then has proven to be cost efficient and clean to cremate the bodies. As for Tae being behind Kotaro's scheme, I guess I should remain open-minded to that possibility. After all, up to this point in the show she hasn't recovered her consciousness and nothing is known about her background. Nevertheless, I'm still keeping crossed my fingers that she just remains just your everyday, normal zombie all the way to the end. |
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2018-10-30, 11:36 | Link #131 | |
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2018-10-30, 15:07 | Link #132 |
He Who Games
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: the virtual world
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Sorry guys, just venting here, somewhat unrelated.
if anyone has been rewatching zombieland saga clips on youtube, and if you dislike or cant handle extremely dark, depressing animes, be careful if youtube ends up featuring Shiki in your recommendations. i guess because i was rewatching zombieland saga clips on youtube, youtube recommended shiki, which also features deceased people being brought back to life. As someone who cant handle dark, depressing anime, I am very much regretting watching shiki clips and now having a hard time watching zombieland saga without being reminded of Shiki, ruining my enjoyment of watching zombieland saga. Last edited by coded321; 2018-10-30 at 15:46. |
2018-10-31, 16:51 | Link #134 | |
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Very good, but a completely different genre from Zombie Land Saga. |
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2018-10-31, 19:13 | Link #135 |
He Who Games
Join Date: Dec 2013
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^a shared plot point between the two is that they both involve dead people being brought back to life(in shiki, as vampires rather than zombies), which i assume is why youtube had recommended it to me since i was watching zombieland. its because of that similarity that i keep getting reminded of shiki while watching zombieland. im not saying shiki is a bad anime, i just cant handle dark, depressing shows. and the clip is saw happened to be one of the darkest, saddest point in the show.
i made that post earlier because i needed to vent. |
2018-10-31, 21:15 | Link #136 | |
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Monterrey, México
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That is the point. Both shows are inversely opposite to each other since Shiki is dark and horror whereas Zombieland Saga is dark and comical. The latter show parodies many tropes from horror for entertaining purposes and getting a LMAO reaction from the audience. |
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2018-11-01, 00:55 | Link #137 | |
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After a stressful day of REALITY, I want to watch series like zombieland saga to laugh and de-stress myself. |
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2018-11-01, 12:38 | Link #140 | |
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Ep 5 is when you realize you are just watching a gigantic ads for the Saga prefecture disguised as a zombie show disguising a parody idol show.
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comedy (actually funny), horror comedy, satire, truck-san strikes again, zombie idols? |
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