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Perfect 10 | 9 | 8.33% | |
9 out of 10 : Excellent | 8 | 7.41% | |
8 out of 10 : Very Good | 22 | 20.37% | |
7 out of 10 : Good | 27 | 25.00% | |
6 out of 10 : Average | 19 | 17.59% | |
5 out of 10 : Below Average | 12 | 11.11% | |
4 out of 10 : Poor | 7 | 6.48% | |
3 out of 10 : Bad | 2 | 1.85% | |
2 out of 10 : Very Bad | 0 | 0% | |
1 out of 10 : Painful | 2 | 1.85% | |
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2007-03-16, 11:37 | Link #41 |
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Join Date: May 2004
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Well I kinda enjoyed the filler in this ep. The centipede was a nice touch. A lot of people had a problem with the sand slowly creeping up DD's arm but I thought it was very sinister on Gaara's part, like he was letting the full terror of his arm getting crushed to sink in ^^ The villagers rallying to support Gaara was a nice touch also to show how far Gaara has come to earning his village's trust.
I also liked the bell test filler (shock!), since it showed Naruto's trick to be a complete bluff. All I can say about the next episode is: Sasori-sama!!!!!! I hope there is more filler with him next episode. |
2007-03-16, 12:29 | Link #42 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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I will admit, they are drawing out Gaara's fight a bit too much...if they were gonna do that, they could of done a lot better.
*tear drop* No Naruto next week? ugh...I don't think there's any Bleach next week either @#$@%$%#!!! |
2007-03-16, 14:18 | Link #44 | |
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- Deidara wasn't on his own turf; Gaara was (this is a HUGE advantage to Gaara). - Deidara while fighting Gaara had to keep attention to the rest of the Village Defenses. Gaara had the village defenses aiding him when viable. - Deidara didn't even come close to being prepared for this fight as he thought Gaara would be a joke. Gaara was fully prepared. - Deidara was under orders by Sasori to get Gaara which means even if he wanted to, he can't go all out on Gaara. Gaara has no limitations and was going for the kill from the start of the fight. - Deidara (while having funny hands) is still a human; Gaara is a demon host. As can be seen, the fight is heavily skewed to Gaara. While in this case, we can agree that Deidara either had to be cheap as hell or flee; in a different scenario he probably would had defeated Gaara easy.
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2007-03-16, 14:30 | Link #45 | |
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Maybe i stated it wrongly, but what i meant that in this battle they are on , he had to use cheap methods. My intentions wasnt to say Diadra is weaker than Gaara ( since i dont know how strong Diadra is) but that Diadra realized the only way out without him being crushed is to use cheap methods. Allthough the reasons you mentioned as why Didra is stronger are strong and valid, i think we are forgetting the fact that since Gaara is in the Village he cant let the demon to take control. If he wasnt in the village and if by any chance Gaara would start to lose to Diadra, he could just go to sleep and let the demon do the fighting. I doubt Diadra has enough Chakra to fend off Gaara and then after that the demon inside Gaara. In part one we saw Gaara's demon was even stronger than Frog boss and as the time was going by it was getting stronger and stronger. So we could say Gaara still had a bigger handicap in bringing his ultimate out.
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2007-03-16, 16:24 | Link #47 |
Gotta kill 'em all!
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Yeah. We are just waiting for Gaara to stop fighting.
Its true that it moves to slow, but this is most likely their way of making sure that it wont interfere with the manga. The animation was great, not just a lot of interesting things happened. Lets get this fight wrapped up... it was still awesome. 8/10. go back to watching sorry-mr-postman-naruto if you want to see what bad animation and story is. jesus christ. |
2007-03-16, 23:45 | Link #50 | |
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2007-03-17, 03:33 | Link #51 | ||
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For Manga readers its probably too slow because they already know whats going to happen next so they are just waiting for it to watch it animated. But if you look at it from anime watcher only point of view its not that slow and it is more fun to watch it this way. And after its the anime we are talking about. Also usually an episode covers about a volume or so of Manga and if they go at a faster pace, it wont take that long for anime and Manga to catch up ( maybe a year at most with a fast pace). Then if they catch up, we would have to have more fillers. I personally rather to watch the main story at slow pace than having to go through all those fillers that arent even related to main story.
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2007-03-17, 06:34 | Link #53 |
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As a manga reader I´m pleased with how Naruto Shippuden has started, not overly excited but pleased.
And the way they´ve elongated the fight between Gaara and Deidara is in no way bad. Rather it´s the opposite. I think the Akatsuki has been overpowered so much it´s on the verge of being ridicioulus and this way their powers is atleast toned down a little bit.
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I agree with you with the fact that the pace might be a bit slow, But that doesnt mean the quality is bad right?. In my opinion everything they had in this episode was interesting and worth to watch. Base on the most of the posts i have seen in the episode discussion threads, Anime watchers have loved the episodes so far, while some Manga readers didnt like it. So that was the reason i concluded that the reason Manga readers dont like the anime so far, is because they want to see the Manga animated as fastest as possible so they arent satisfied with the anime. Of course this is just my personal view on this.
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2007-03-17, 08:53 | Link #56 | |
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Maybe Hunter-San can enlighten us with this. I haven't seen this Ep, but Shikas comment already have me prepared on what to expect, I agree with him, that even for an anime viewer, you could get annoyed by the change of passing, from An action cannon fight, to a filler rant that has nothing to do with the ongoing fights. It seems the anime team want to use the "success" of their intellectual work, and incorporated to the real story as much as they can, Im very patient, Ill wait for 3 or 4 more episode to see how the Fillers madness is going on. BTW, whats up with all this one week breaks?
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2007-03-17, 11:56 | Link #58 | |
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I agree with you alot of things that was shown ( be it filler or not) werent directly related to the ongoing fight, however they did emphasize on the changed Gaara. I wont go in detailes because i dont want to spoil you on it . However i think you might like this episode more than the previous one . P.S. Have you read the Manga?.
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2007-03-17, 12:53 | Link #59 | ||
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There's also fighting filler in the sense that there's actually "fighting" in the filler. However in these scenes the fighters are usually just trading blows or end up dodging each others' attacks for a long period of time (we saw a lot of that in episode 4). The anime team can also draw out fights by adding a lot more detail, like the chewing of Deidara's clay for half a minute before he sends his birds away. Occasionally the anime team tries writing more intellectually challenging fighting filler, but more often than not it ends up either defying logic or characteristics. As an example from episode 5, the first time Gaara captures Deidara by the arm, the natural thing for him to do would be to squash it right away (as we indeed saw in the non-filler part of the episode), but here he somehow flung him around and into a giant ball of sand. Deidara trapped inside this ball, uses explosives to blow his way out. Last I checked, using explosives in cramped locations was harmful to your being, but it seems Deidara has aquired an immunity to explosions in his transition to anime form. |
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2007-03-17, 12:54 | Link #60 |
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Gaara is my fave chracter so I enjoyed this episode yeah but the sand thing was getting a tad repitive but who cares the animation was simply Funtastic . They have animated the moon very well and the scenes associated with it
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