[FormerTitanium]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

From what I gather, he's a script supervisor and Tow Ubukata (who did Mardock Scramble and GiTS: Arise) is head writer.

I see gotcha, thanks for the info!

[Electric Turahk]

Ehhhh... I was not at all blown away by the first episode of Psycho-Pass's second season. Up until the very end it felt like nothing of consequence was happening. It didn't hook me as well as immediately as the first season did.

[Powerman293]

Build Fighters episode 5

This episode was weird. Gunpla academies? Imaginary battles?

One thing I like is the background music. It's very different from Gundam but it makes the gunpla battles really exciting.

[KR Blade King Form]

Man episodes 85 & 86 of Fairy Tail were just, WTF?! Faust REALLY has an amusement park in his kingdom in the Edolas Royal City AND apparently the only access to magic that the Earthland Fairy Tail wizards have is these weird ass candies called "X-Balls" *gah sounds like something off an X-Men NSFW thing!! >.<*. Hellsing Ultimate 3 was FILLED with awesome though . Still, the fact that the royal guard & king of Edolas want to kill off the Extalia Kingdom by SACRIFICING EARTHLAND MAGES to give him AND the rest of the Kingdom ONLY unlimited magic, just, I hate Faust more than I did when I saw his introduction.

[WhiteRanger]

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Originally Posted by KR Blade King Form

Man episodes 85 & 86 of Fairy Tail were just, WTF?! Faust REALLY has an amusement park in his kingdom in the Edolas Royal City AND apparently the only access to magic that the Earthland Fairy Tail wizards have is these weird ass candies called "X-Balls" *gah sounds like something off an X-Men NSFW thing!! >.<*. Hellsing Ultimate 3 was FILLED with awesome though . Still, the fact that the royal guard & king of Edolas want to kill off the Extalia Kingdom by SACRIFICING EARTHLAND MAGES to give him AND the rest of the Kingdom ONLY unlimited magic, just, I hate Faust more than I did when I saw his introduction.

That is one of my face arc. In fairy tail, next to dragon festival arc

[algo448]

5 centimeters per second: I'm starting to become a Makoto Shinkai fanboy.

Ever wondered how slowly petals fall? They move at 5 centimeters per second apparently, but their romantic sight does not reflect reality, for life can be a train with unbearable pauses or unforgiving quickness.

During their childhood Takaki and Akari were born to families that constantly moved away, on one of those cities their paths crossed, the kids became best friends quickly, and their eventual separation might have branded their life more than they expected.

The movie is split into three segments, Cherry Blossoms, Cosmonaut, and 5 Centimeters Per Second, each one telling it's own story yet building to the same purpose.

Cherry Blossoms is... well... to put it bluntly... boring, it is intentionally the least interesting part, for it mostly works as set up, it's not bad by any stretch of the imagination, it's just that the struggle feels a little hard to get into, and light compared to the rest of the movie, nonetheless it does pay off on it's own and when joined by the other parts.

Cosmonaut is probably the best stand alone tale, it's great in it's own and downright amazing as part of the package, for it is where everything turns around, and inf act the reaction is amplified if you weren't apying enough attention in the past one and slowly start to see how it all ties together, it tells the story of Sumida , a girl who strggles to confess her love in a tale defiend by the sea and it's bigger counterpart, the sea of our skies.

5 Centimeters Per Second is harder to describe, it's the payoff to the whole movie, so describing it is a spoiler in itself, compared to the other parts is very unconventional, but it ties up everything beautifully, and uses music for an amazing effect.

The animation is beautiful, though I do find that some of the character's expressions felt odd at times, music is great and the production values are all around solid.

This isn't a traditional love sotry, nor is it a tragedy per se, it's realism, it's a reflection of the world we live in and the stories it can tell, and in that sense it's great.

[Powerman293]

Build Fighters episode 6

The battle between Build Strike and Zaku Amazing was so fucking awesome. While build fighters has really stiff animation during the action, this battle was excellent.

[2ndSndWve]

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Originally Posted by Powerman293

Build Fighters episode 6

The battle between Build Strike and Zaku Amazing was so fucking awesome. While build fighters has really stiff animation during the action, this battle was excellent.

That's easily one of the top three fights in the entire show.

[Powerman293]

Build Fighters episode 7

The Build Mark II is pretty awesome.

I love the hilarity of the idea that the land sharks are willing to duke out this whole dark and realistic ownership issue with gunpla.

Is it just me, or is Build Fighters the only show I've seen where the girl is the only one actively trying to get the guy she likes?

[2ndSndWve]

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Originally Posted by Powerman293

I love the hilarity of the idea that the land sharks are willing to duke out this whole dark and realistic ownership issue with gunpla.

Funny, isn't it? Reminds me a bit of Custom Robo.