2013-07-08, 17:46 | Link #665 |
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Very K-on-esque at first sight with a dab of Hyouka, not a bad start.
One thing puzzled me. When the teacher mistook Haruka for a girl she used -san as a honorific, I thought that -san is inherently gender neutral or does it depend on context? |
2013-07-08, 18:55 | Link #669 | |
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What we're seeing here looks like a treatment ala Chuunibyou, where KyoAni takes the characters and setting, and takes it in a different direction.
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2013-07-08, 21:31 | Link #672 | |
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2013-07-09, 03:20 | Link #673 | |
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*continues to sit on hands*
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This is very typical, though, and even in anime it happens all the time, so it's not just Free being weird. (Most recently in RDG: the boys are Sagara-kun and Manatsu-kun, but the girls are Suzuhara-san and Mayura-san.) |
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2013-07-10, 10:26 | Link #676 |
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The male human body is a beautiful thing, the advantage of animation is that it can idealize its object in ways that relate directly to our imagiation, when I thought of it like that, their ripped bodies stopped looking wierd and are atually nice to look at.
From the first episode, I expect my approach to this show to be like chuunibyo, mainly for entertainment and stylized story telling, but I already like it more than the latter, mainly because the characters and story don't appear to be "light novely", if that makes sense.
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