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#4151 |
Avi by @CSarracenian
Join Date: Jul 2016
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#4152 |
The Immortal King Tasty
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Every diner you've ever been to.
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- People seem to disagree with me on this but I also think Drive came out of the gate really dang strong. - Gaim. No really, I said that. Some people seem to look at everything before the Christmas stuff/you know who's death as though it was almost a different show, but Gaim did a lot of super important setup in a way where you wouldn't even notice it's happening because it's seemlessly blending into a solidly paced set of episodes that work great even just on their own merits.
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#4153 |
Mighty Morphin
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Za Warudo
Posts: 25,464
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Hibiki starts off pretty strongly. Dunno if it's the greatest, but it was before they blew the budget and the forest scenes are awesome.
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#4154 |
Oldtaku
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: Atlanta, Ga / Portland, Me
Posts: 855
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In terms of sheer "keep watching, this shit is nuts", though, Ex-Aid is the top. This isn't a complaint but, am I the only one getting a very claustrophobic feel from Ex-Aid? Even when they're outside (typically on a stage), the show feels like it's taking place in or around the hospital. It's kind of hard to elaborate on but, it feels very odd.
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#4155 |
Echoing Oni
Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 10,696
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Definitely agree on this. I think Ryuki had a good early run of episodes, too. Going back to the Showa era I always enjoyed early X with the Ryoko/Kiriko mystery and Black's early episodes were really good, too, before it started becoming more episodic.
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#4156 |
Veteran Member
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 1,270
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Sad to say, the 2nd half is the sole reason why I won't watch Hibiki, even though the 1st half from the sound of it, was very different than a normal rider season.
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#4157 |
Mighty Morphin
Join Date: Jan 2012
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#4158 |
The Immortal King Tasty
Join Date: Jan 2012
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I think you're really missing out otherwise. Hibiki was a pretty cool show.
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#4159 |
Echoing Oni
Join Date: Jan 2012
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The ending of episode 29 works well enough as an ending. It's not incredibly satisfying, but it leaves off on a good, happy moment.
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#4160 |
I FOW our new Hasbro OLs
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: TN
Posts: 2,672
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Implying that Marvel villains asides from Loki are even that good to begin with lol.
I think it might be because having well known celebrities as superheroes nobody's ever heard of with good CG action for a one time experience makes it easier for people to get into it. Compared to a lower budget tv series which requires a bigger time investment with actors nobody has ever heard of. |
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