And it stays that way for the most part. Then, it starts to get serious. And then it starts to get intriguing. And then it's over.
Straight up, its probably impossible to be an American completist of the series. Sooooooooooo many light novels. By the way, why does it seem like light novels don't get translated as much as manga?
I have the same problem with Code: Lyoko. I can watch the new live action/CGI series with subs, but I'm probably never going to read the (canon!) light novels that take place between the two shows unless I learn French or Italian because they were never translated.
I feel ya man, its kinda annoying that I'm probably have to learn a whole other language because the company that was doing the light novels(at least the first ones) went under years ago and noone has picked up the copyright.
That's quite the endorsement. Maybe I will.
It's seriously one of the most fun action shows I've seen since Gurren Lagann. It's over-the-top, it's hilarious, and the fights are almost always ridiculously cool to watch (there's a couple low-budget ones). The show didn't have a huge budget, so there's definitely some QUALITY moments, but it's definitely worth the watch.
Well, to be fair, he was the main villain of the Avengers movie.
If they hadn't been stupid and sold the rights to mutants to Fox, it would be Magento, without a doubt.
Yes. The IP Rights to Marvel properties is all kinds of fuckified, and it's a pity. And it comes out more and more like 8 year olds squalling "NO I'M TELLING THE STORY NO I AM"
It's not even that... they just want to make a toy they can sell. So now they can sell the tops AND the action figures.
Yeah, in the end it's definitely set up for merchandise purposes, but the tone of this series is obviously for a younger, toy-hungry audience (though part of that is just Toei's animation style). Previously Madhouse produced four different series and a couple specials, which, as is typical Madhouse, were much less kid/toy friendly.
Those series (and the newer Iron Man and Hulk animated movies) were universally awful.
Was it like the end of that Full Metal Alchemist movie depressing?
Jesus dude, you're going to follow up RK with Clannad? Do you want to shrivel up into a ball of pure sadness?
Sailor Moon is the single most perfectly designed and marketed series I have ever seen.
Pretty Cure seems to be the only other franchise to get even close to this formula lately, with multiple series and movies, among other things.
I am taking a long break before after story because I have been told my heart will be rend asunder.
The first or second? I havent seen the second yet.
First one, I'm just going by what people have told me about the ending.
