2012-04-23, 20:11 | Link #521 |
lost in wonder forever...
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: edge of my dream in the land of twilight...ZzzZzZ
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Sex crazed cthulhu dieties in bodies of little lolis. One wants to gobble up the poor innocent human boy while the other wants to be knocked up by his/her arch enemy.
This show is going to be a blast to watch!
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2012-04-23, 20:28 | Link #522 |
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Not quite the same energy as the previous episodes, but I blame it on Cthugha being given some of the screentime. She talks really really carefully (meaning slow), which takes away some of Nyaruko's motormouth moments. Gotta love her continuing attempts at consumating with the Crawling Chaos though... The thought of two Great Old Ones getting it on can be mind-blasting.
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2012-04-23, 21:13 | Link #525 |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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started watching the first episode, man Nyaruko talks fast. its like I'm watching Excel Saga.
surprised to find out that the one voicing the male lead, Mashiro is Eri Kitamura, can't recongize it at all from Karen from Nisemonogatari. She seems to be everywhere this year.
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2012-04-23, 21:29 | Link #526 |
The Chaotic Dreamer
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: In a cruel yet beautiful world
Age: 32
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That's what I'm reminded of, too. Except Nyaruko is waaaay cuter and waaaay less annoying to me (somehow). Probably because she kind of reminds me of myself if I were a lot more hyper. XD
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2012-04-23, 22:04 | Link #531 |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Maine
Age: 52
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Just finished...damn, that was funny. "Nii-nii"...I guess a Higurashi shout-out is good for a show with Cthulhu Mythos deities. Shantaks like belly-rubs...who knew? (Personally, I still think he looks more like a byakhee, though...) The Kuuko-->Nyarko-->Mahiro antics are funny (heh..."safe day" Though hey, the normal Nyarlathotep has avatars of multiple genders...).
Weirdly, I have to give the writers all kinds of bonus points for actually paying attention to the source material. Shanta-kun laying eggs, for example...makes a lot of sense when you consider the "bird" imagery used to describe them (cf. Lin Carter's "The Fishers from Outside," for an example). And Nyaro's form with the single tentacle is the default form from the Call of Cthulhu game rules, yes, but it's more specifically the avatar called the "Bloody Tongue" from Masks of Nyarlathotep--meaning that the anime staff had to know that in order to color the tentacle replacing his head red (when it's not featured in any color art in the game products). Silly, yes, but given that the main reason I was drawn to the series in the first place is that I'm a Mythos nerd, well...I really appreciate that sort of thing. Edit: Oh, "nii-nii" is a different "nii-nii"? Darn. (Hmm...so is the King in Yellow a pretty boy or a reverse trap? Inquiring minds...actually don't want to look too closely, since SAN is going down rapidly. )
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2012-04-23, 22:35 | Link #533 | |
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Anyway like many people this made me break out my old Call of Cthulhu books to read. The 6th Edition rulebook alone brings back a lot of fond memories of madness...
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2012-04-23, 22:41 | Link #535 |
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This is probably my favorite episode so far, very similar in structure to the first one with lots of Nyaruko screentime and Mahiro being constantly and strongly teased by her. Of course, the addition of Kuuko to the mix produces some interesting results.
And talking about Kuuko, is she bi after all? That line after making the "pact" with Mahiro was very suggestive. |
2012-04-23, 23:13 | Link #538 | |
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comedy, light novel adaptation, loli, parody, romance, seinen, shounen, trap |
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