[Electric Turahk]

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Originally Posted by FormerTitanium

You have to remember Urobuchi no longer writes for Aldnoah.Zero anymore after episode 3 he's just the creator of it now so whatever the writer next move for twist or such is all on him now.

I'm quite aware of this by now thank you, but while he may not be writing the specifics, isn't Urobuchi still responsible for the overall plot?

[losondro]

I knew Deishū Kaiki's voice sounded familiar. It's that damn chicken winged bastard!

[Klonoahedgehog]

Cardfight Vanguard episode 131.
...This girl is cuckoo for coco puffs.

[Powerman293]

Ah, so Urobochi is a one trick pony I see.

[Shin Henshin]

Meh, one trick pony or not at least the stories encompassing them are interesting enough to make the overall series enjoyable.

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Shin Henshin

Meh, one trick pony or not at least the stories encompassing them are interesting enough to make the overall series enjoyable.

I'm not denying that, but it does get a little tiresome to see the same thing every time simply wrapped up in a different package. Especially when he's clearly a really good writer.

[losondro]

Hard to believe that this guy:

Is also this chicken winged bastard :

[algo448]

Macross 7 has been an enjoyable trip so far (not necessarily great but entertaining), but once the concept of Sound Energy and the Sound Boosters are reached the holy sh#t quota raises dramatically.
That's some Super Robot level of hotblood.

[losondro]

So far I've finished Hanamonogatari (seeing Kaiki with a beard and Araragi with long hair was weird ) and I enjoyed it (I think that catches me up to all of the shows out in the series). Also finished the first season of Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan and that was good. Now, I'm watching Love Live: School Idol Project. So far so good.

[SideswipePrime]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

I'm not denying that, but it does get a little tiresome to see the same thing every time simply wrapped up in a different package. Especially when he's clearly a really good writer.

I have to agree. Gaim has so many parallels (to my knowledge anyway) to Madoka, it's crazy.