2007-10-17, 20:37 | Link #2 |
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It's the first of 5 (or at least I think it was 5 ) OVA that take place a few months after the end of the series. The title comes from Divine Comedy's Inferno afaik, and I *think* that first one is the only one released till now (was on the latest DVD for the series).
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2007-10-17, 22:29 | Link #3 |
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So, this "Ayakashi Ayashi Inferno" was a special DVD episode that was released on one of the DVDs with the "Ayakashi Ayashi" series?
Does anyone know what epsiodes were on the DVD along with Inferno 1?
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Anyway, DVD vol. 7 is already out :O Official site wasn't updated with it so I thought we were still at 6 DVD vol. 7 contains episode 2 and 3 of Inferno, while vol. 8, that is going to be the last volume and is scheduled for next Wednesday, will cointain 4 and 5. My guess is that they're going to have 1 regular episode each since they have 2 of the OAV. |
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2007-10-17, 23:41 | Link #5 |
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I hope LunarAnime to pick this up. After all, they did a marvelous job on the Ayakashi series. I pretty much enjoyed the series. It was a bit slow and boring in some sense, but quite interesting in the combination of historical events, myths, and politics.
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2007-10-17, 23:53 | Link #6 |
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Since these are being released as DVD extras on DVDs 6-8 of a licensed series, I am going to move this thread to the Licensed Forum and count Inferno as licensed. At least for now. Hopefully we'll get some information from Bandai to confirm or deny this.
So no more discussing who might fansub it. Anyway Lunar does not fansub licensed shows so I doubt they'll fansub this.
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2007-10-18, 13:38 | Link #7 |
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Hopefully, they'll go into more detail about Edogen's past.
I noticed that in history, Kyousai made a lot of artwork about the unnatural-ness of the westernization of Japan, yet he is clearly an associate of Ogasawara. How is that going to work out later? |
2007-10-18, 17:48 | Link #10 |
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I thought it was side stories too, but after watching first episode, it does take place 6 months after the end of the series.
So while I don't think it's going to "complete" the series in any way, if by complete we mean doing what the authors planned on doing over 50 episodes and couldn't, it still gives a nice view of what has been going on after the happenings of the last episode. First OAV is interesting, looking forward to the others :O |
2007-10-18, 22:22 | Link #11 |
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The fact that the OVA is set after the end of the TV series was a pleasant surprise for me, since I was expecting a sidestory, too. I was also surprised by the fact that it told a somewhat complete story. My guess is Shou Aikawa will try to cram everything he wanted to do in the proposed second half of the series in just 5 episodes.
Either way, it's nice to see more of this really underrated series. This way I'll get my Bones fix while I wait for their next TV project. |
2007-11-26, 10:55 | Link #12 |
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That was a fantastic episode. I finished the Ayakashi Ayashi series today (amazing) and went right into this. Soooo good. The animation is worthy, OVA-quality, as was to be expected but didn't actually occur to me. In feel, the first half of the episode reminded me a lot of the exposition at the beginning of the FMA movie; no wonder, as it's Shou Aikawa and I guess it's her style.
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The second episode was yet again absolutely wonderful. This is basically episode 27, i mean the serious tone of these OVA's, it's just like the TV series. It's easy to believe this is a story BONES wanted to tell with the TV series, maybe it would have been the last arc to finish it.
I'm going to go all "yes i love Saizo with that hair style", because i do! This is a hard time for the young girl, though the whole 'who Saizo loves' seen the return of the light hearted humor we've seen a number of times in the TV series. Three more to go, i look forward to seeing how they end this.
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