Hvilken Anime/Manga holder du på med nå?

[Kenichi-san]

De 2 første er klare 9 & 10'er i boka mi D-Gray man har jeg skumma litt igjennom (har ikke like god tid lenger til å se lange serier) men den også er ganske bra.

 

Tok en titt på første episode av Saki igår, skjønnte ikke noe som helst, men litt morsom =P

Endret 24. desember 2010 av Kenichi-san

[Agentspoon]

Atter en stortittel (Rurouni Kenshin - Reminiscence) har altså måtte si seg fornøyd med noteringen 9/10, plassert totalt underlegen til tross for ypperlig kvalitet.

Endret 19. januar 2011 av Agentspoon

[vesleengen]

Så du sammenligner alt med After Story

 

Ja egentlig ikke dumt..

 

Selv sammenligner jeg det visuelle med Hellsing Ultimate og story mer mot Neon Genesis

[Agentspoon]

På sett og vis gjør jeg det! Altså, jeg vet at det finnes såpass mange forskjellige typer at det ikke er mulig å henge seg opp i sammenligninger hele tiden.

 

Edit: Episode 59 av Slam Dunk var fantastisk, men utrolig trist. Hvis denne serien ender på en høy note, sverger jeg at den skal få tildelt en edel 9er.

Endret 19. januar 2011 av Agentspoon

[n4w]

Bakemonogatari faar en oppfolger.

 

ANN

MAL

[Agentspoon]

En forløper er det vel, eller er noe helt nytt på gang?

 

Edit: Hehe, det hadde fremdeles ikke gått opp for meg at denne serien ikke vil ha Senjougahara. Det er min desidert største innvending mot Kizumonogatari, men herregud så jeg gleder meg fremdeles.

Endret 25. desember 2010 av Agentspoon

[n4w]

Saa vidt jeg vet vil animen handle om historien om hvordan Arara(ra)gi ble vampyr.

[Agentspoon]

Det er SHAFT. Blir dødsbra uansett hva de gjør.

 

Episode 77 av Slam Dunk var atter en gang en glimrende framføring. Jeg gjentar bare meg selv når jeg sier at serien følger en profesjonell, høyst naturlig oppbygning og har så og si perfekte skildringer av interessante karakterer. Har vanskelig for å utpeke meg en favoritt!

 

 

 

 

Fra venstre:

Ryota - Point guard som har utrolige ballferdigheter samt et godt overblikk. Gjør han i stand til å drible, takle og sende pasninger.

Rukawa - Super rookie. Alltid iskald allrounder, som kan score både ved, i nærheten og langt fra kurven på spektakulært vis.

Akagi - Bunnsolid kaptein på laget som holder moralen oppe. Kraftig forsvarer og en hyppig bruker av slam "gorilla" dunk.

Mitsui - Tidligere MVP med gode basisferdigheter, men som mestrer aller mest 3 poengs skudd med sin perfekte form.

Sakuragi - Til tross for kort treningstid, har han vist lynkjapp læringsevne og er i tillegg "rebound king" som plukker opp ballene som misser korgen både i forsvar og angrep, og dermed styrer spillet.

Kogure - Reservespiller med ren entusiasme for laget, og som aldri har et fnugg av misunnelse der han støtter opp og observerer.

 

 

 

Å få til slike definerte karakterer og deres spillestil, og i tillegg få seeren til å forstå krystallklart styrken som oppstår når du kombinerer akkurat disse ferdighetene, er rett og slett imponerende. Fortsetter den slik er det rett og slitt utrolig lite jeg kan utsette negativt på serien, og en 9/10 er ganske enkelt velfortjent.

 

Edit: Haha. Sluttminuttene i sannsynligvis den siste kampen har blitt dratt ut mer enn Son Goku mot Frieza i DBZ. Her snakker vi 3 minutter spilletid fordelt på 6-7 episoder.

 

Edit2: Avslutningen på kampen var jo også herlig da! Jeg fikk helt sjokk da jeg så hva klokka var. Var liksom ikke meningen at kampen skulle vare så fordømt lenge! Dessverre ble den dratt litt for langt etter min mening, og serien sikter seg nå inn på en 8/10 notering. Jeg gir ikke 9/10 til serier jeg føler at jeg blir utålmodig til etter hvert uten noen kompensasjon for dette. Hvert sekund skal telle!

Endret 27. desember 2010 av Agentspoon

[Fred7555]

Re-watched akkurat Code Geass for 5. gang. Denne gangen begge sesonge etter hverandre/i strekk. ~24 timer.

Og jeg må si at jeg liker Code Geass like mye hver gang, en av de beste 10'erene mine.

Oppdager ny info hver eneste gang jeg ser serien på nytt. Denne gangen brukte jeg også ~6 timer på diverse forum og blogger for fakta. (Inkludert alle 49 sidene på MAL)

 

Fant denne på en av sidene, som jeg personelig ikke finner så urealistisk.

Begge er spoilere for serien, så ikke les om du ikke har fullført Code Geass

 

 

 

Theory about the storyline:

 

So, I was having a discussion with a friend of mine via e-mail about R2 episode 21 and how C.C. ended up in the capsule in the first place way back in episode 1 of R1. I began to formulate a theory to answer that question, but it ended up being a massive theory that potentially explains everything that seemed out of place in R1 and especially R2, and may provide some insight as to what the executive meddling in R2 actually changed. Here's my theory, copied and pasted from the e-mail with minor modifications:

 

Charles wanted to keep C.C. hidden until she was needed to do her part in the Ragnarok plan. However, Clovis, in a stunning display of not being a useless character, actually stumbled upon some secret documents or other evidence hidden even from him on the Geass Cult and their role in Charles's rise to power, or perhaps even Ragnarok itself. In an attempt to gain more power for himself, he assembled a group of his most trusted advisors to capture C.C. and find a way to duplicate and/or negate her mysterious power. This project, possibly intended to be the forerunner of a coup d'état, became the elite Code R research team mentioned in season 1 and headed by Bartley (the guy with the monocle). This would explain why Bartley expressed concern early in season 1 about people finding out about C.C. being lost from the transport truck -- not because they'd find out about Geass, but because they might uncover the coup attempt. It would also explain why in his death scene he spoke directly to Clovis, saying they should have never captured C.C., implying they were working on orders from Clovis as opposed to the Emperor. They ultimately succeeded in capturing C.C., and the research that they accomplished while she was in custody allowed them to partially copy C.C.'s healing ability.

 

After the assassination of Clovis, Bartley was stripped of his rank by Jeremiah and sent to Britannia as a prisoner, according to Wikipedia. However, Schneizel would later uncover their research and their plans for a coup. Recognizing their usefulness, Schneizel ordered Bartley and the rest of the scientists released, assuming personal command of Code R to further his own ambitions to take over the empire. His first task to the group was creating an unstoppable soldier capable of bearing the brunt of the effort behind said coup. The disgraced yet talented Jeremiah, now almost dead, was chosen as the test subject. Using the research on C.C.'s healing ability in conjunction with state-of-the-art prosthetics, Jeremiah was revived. Chief among his cybernetic enhancements were the neural links along his spinal cord that allowed him to pilot the experimental Siegfried KnightMare, the final piece of the "unstoppable" puzzle.

 

After the Black Rebellion, Code R was disgraced by the fact that their star subject, Jeremiah, had supposedly been killed in battle and the Siegfried destroyed with him. Amidst the chaos, either Charles or V.V. discovered the research Code R had kept secret for so long. Charles, foreseeing the imminent activation of Ragnarok, decided that Schneizel's mutinousness was insignificant, as it would soon be washed away by the new world order. Seeing Lelouch as much more of a threat to the fruition of his plans, and knowing him to be a Geass user, he offered to give the Code R scientists amnesty from prosecution in return for them joining the Geass Cult and aiding his own cause. This explains why Bartley was reluctant to follow the orders of the Emperor, but nevertheless still did. While he knew that Ragnarok would mean "the end of the world" (as he mentions in the show), he probably hoped that those plans would ultimately fail, meaning that as long as he stayed a "free" man, he would be all right.

 

Shortly thereafter, when Suzaku brought Lelouch into custody, Charles Geassed Lelouch because he was reluctant to outright kill his son. However, recognizing the danger he posed to his plans for Ragnarok, he recruited the professional Geass assassin Rolo to be his surrogate brother and to contact Charles if Lelouch ever regained his memories. He also made Viletta into another spy at Ashford based on both her military training and the fact that she'd been Geassed by Lelouch before, thereby rendering her immune to further attempts. At this point, Charles believed that he'd done everything he could to ensure Lelouch survived, but if these plans failed, he'd have no choice but to have him killed by Rolo or Viletta.

 

Meanwhile, Nunnally was separated from Lelouch, since his new memories would create a marked change in his personality, right down to forgetting who his parents were. This would make even the innocent Nunnally suspicious, and as such Charles took her in under his own personal care, likely through special servants. She later asks him if she could become the new Governor General of Area 11 after Carares is killed (canon according to Wikipedia), proving that Lelouch has regained his memories. Charles accepts the request because he feels that Area 11 is dangerous only because of Zero, and he knows that Lelouch would not hurt his sister. He probably even hoped somewhat that Lelouch would lose his resolve to fight if Nunnally was made the face of the enemy.

 

Learning about the experiments that had been performed on Jeremiah and the creation of the Siegfried from the Code R scientists now working with the Geass Cult, V.V., acting outside Charles's authority, ordered them to recover what was left of both the man and the machine. Code R was then able to recover the Siegfried from the bottom of the ocean to find it still in salvageable condition. Jeremiah was also found to be in mostly good shape, thanks in part to the experimental healing ability he received based on C.C.'s power combined with the Siegfried's armor bearing the brunt of the crushing water pressure. His artificial prosthetics however had to be replaced, explaining the numerous enhancements and slight color changes present in R2. V.V., caring less about Lelouch than Charles, then ordered the creation of a device with the ability to cancel the effects of Geass, which would be the ultimate trump card in the battle between Charles and Lelouch and ensure that his brother's plans would face almost no opposition. This research soon led to the Geass Canceller, and the miracle survivor Jeremiah was naturally selected to be the device of the unit.

 

Charles later grows suspicious that Rolo and Viletta have defected to join the Black Knights (I use "defected" loosely in Viletta's case). However, he believes that Nunnally's presence as Governor General will still delay Lelouch enough for Ragnarok to be completed, and as such does not worry about it. V.V. is not so trusting of Lelouch, and as such sends Jeremiah to kill him in a mission kept secret from the Emperor. (The fact that Jeremiah was sent by V.V. without the knowledge of the Emperor is implied in R2 episode 14, shortly before V.V. dies, and it is shown that Charles was not happy about it.) Also, when Jeremiah ultimately confronts Lelouch, Lelouch deploys Gefjun Disturbers to disable his Sakuradite-powered cybernetics. Jeremiah is able to keep moving because of the healing ability he gained from Code R's research on C.C. This also explains how the large amount of bleeding he endured as a result healed completely in time for the next episode, beyond the usual "he's an anime character" explanation. Of course, no one knew the personal motivations of Jeremiah well enough to know that he would defect to Lelouch's side.

 

From this point on, the history of Code R and the Geass Cult, including their discovery by Cornelia and their ultimate destruction at the hands of the Black Knights is fairly well-documented in the storyline of R2, and as such I don't feel the need to continue further.

 

Finally, this theory also shows one important thing: R1 and R2 are totally compatible. This leads me to believe that Taniguchi never actually changed the storyline, but rather was forced by the network to de-emphasize certain background storylines, such as the one outlined above, since an understanding of my theorized storyline is highly dependent on first-season knowledge. Meanwhile, less show-knowledge-based storylines such as the Chinese Federation arc and the roles of Rolo, Xingke, and the Tianzi were more heavily emphasized. Overall, the story never changed. Isn't that a nice thought?

 

 

 

+ En oppsumert post om seriens slutt

 

 

Why Lelouch he is alive

 

- Charles Code. He took either took it or received it before Charles died. You can see his arm is around Lolu's neck. He may have given Lolu his code for punishment. Since he destroyed his (Charles) own world/tactic, he wanted Lolu to live in Schneizel world in eternity for punishment. He also gains the most Powerful Geass which allows him to receive a Geass.

 

- C.C. The most obvious evidence. In the end, she talks to Lolu 'cause he is the driver, and not to herself. If she talked to herself, she would not have talked that loud nor leaned towards the driver. She would have closed her eyes, said it low or such.

 

- C.C. wish. Her true wish was to be loved, not to die. She realized that when Charles was in process of killing her, she noticed when Lolu said he would make her smile and care for her. Also at the end, Lolu promises to come back and make her smile, in other words love her like her wish.

 

- C.C. talks at the end. All of you who says she talked like she talked to Marianne, she can't. The only reason why she could talk to Marianne is because of her Geass which enabled her to stay alive. Since Lolu had no such Geass, she couldn’t have talked to him like she did with Marianne. Also the World of C is kind of destroyed.

 

- Lolu's body at the end. He clearly is a cross, hence crucified himself for the world. Take the entire world since and die, familiar with Jesus. And Jesus came back.

 

- Orenge-kun. He would never had let it happened like that. Many say he's happy to make Lolu's wish reality, but he would never smile like that. Then he would have bowed, closer his eyes or such and said "Was an honor to serve you, Master" or such, not be happy about Lolu's death. And if Lolu died, he would have served Nunally, but he chose Orange-place. If Lolu died, he would have served Nunally because she is the only child left of Marianne.

- The place. Like over, he would have served Nunally and not chose an orange-farm. If you remember Season 1, Mao had a white house Australia. if you look closely at the background at the end with CC + Lolu, there is a white house. Hence Lolu + CC drives on a trip while Anya (Lolu kept her/she stayed also for a reminder for his mom) + Orenge stays home and gets the oranges.

- Code Geass - R2. (L = R in Japanese, Lelouch Lampelouge = RR) Title says it all. No one has ever gotten a Geass from a code-bearer and then a Code from another person. The Geass disrepairs when you're code is activated if u receive the code from the same person u received Geass. Since he got from different, he has both. He did not receive it from C.C., just check her forehead after the World of C-happening.

 

- Nunally's flash. It is said she could tell between lie and truth my holding a hand, never check the person's memories. When she touches Lolu's hand, she can see his memories just as Lolu can with CC. The only possibly for this to happen is if Lolu had a Code.

 

- He's talk with C.C. "If you are a witch, I shall become a warlock". Since he always calls CC a witch cause of her immortality, he shall become a warlock, same as witch but for males, hence he would become a warlock who is immune.

 

- To repay his sins. Of course to die is the ultimate sacrifice, but then he's simply dead. That’s not really to repay for his sins. To live with knowing all of his sins, knowing what he has done, knowing he have killed millions of people and still live is much harder. Now he lives in Australia fully aware of his sins. He did the whole dying-scene to make the world a better place.

 

- Code Geass. It only shows memories when activated, and it’s only activated when u die (unless you have it like CC). Just as when CC user her code/it became active during their first encounter, she showed Lolu memories. Same as in Narita, when she uses her code on Suzaku, and Lolu touched her, he saw her memories. When Lolu died his code became activated, and show Nunally his memories.

 

- Drivers face. Why hide at all if he's dead. They hid it for a reason, because it’s Lolu and he's alive. And he's hiding for the world, hence hidden face.

 

- Suzaku, "I accept this Geass". It could mean that he received some kind of Lolu since now he’s code was activated and he could give people Geass.

- I believe not though. In the flash back when they plan it all, they say "Geass is like wishes." Therefore Suzaku says, "I accept your wish", in other words Lolu’s wish that Suzaku should be zero forever.

 

- Some may argue because at the official guys it says that Lolu is dead, but it says "Lelouch Vi Britannia" is dead, which is Lolus plan. The evil emperor died, while Lolu, which has given up his name, lives as R2.

- Tears of CC in church. It can be because she knows he'll die, but it can also because she knows he chosen an immortal life, like her. She knows how painful it can be. Therefore she is crying because she knows he chosen immortality and her. Tears of both sadness and joy.

 

 

 

Om du leser de siste 20 sidene/månedene med stoff, så sier Azrael_STX mye fornuftig. (Link)

Endret 31. desember 2010 av Fred7555

[Agentspoon]

Jeg flirer alltid litt når jeg leser det som tilsvarer konspirasjonsteorier, bare at de omhandler historien til anime-serier. Det tror jeg forfatteren hadde gjort også. En åpen slutt betyr at det ikke finnes noe fasitsvar, og at seeren selv får frie tøyler til å forestille seg hva som egentlig skjedde. Å tvinge denne individuelle fantasien på andre blir helt feil. Det samme gjelder for sitatene over. De er gjennomsyret av "hva hvis" til det punktet at det blir helt absurd. Kjekt er det likevel.

[Fred7555]

Noen som har sett "Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu"? Likk usikker på rekkefølgen angående 2009-versjonen...

 

Noen som kan si i hvilken rekkefølge man skal se disse seriene:?

Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu

Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu (2009)

Suzumiya Haruhi no Shoushitsu

Endret 1. januar 2011 av Fred7555

[Agentspoon]

Så vidt det er meg bekjent er 2009-utgaven en slags remake. Den har ikke fått så god omtale, så har valgt å hoppe blankt over den. Første sesong i seg selv er temmelig spesiell. Episodene følger ikke hverandre kronologisk, men det er likevel meningen at man skal se dem slik, sier mange. Poenget er at man må fange opp nye sider av karakterene (mest Haruhi) hver episode, for så å reflektere tilbake på det man syntes var merkelig før.

 

Jeg synes serien kanskje er litt overvurdert. Fantastisk design på personene og tidvis er den absurd morsom eller dyp, men det finnes også mange seanser der de prater mye tullprat eller blir litt kjedelige. Filmen (Shoushitsu) har jeg ikke sett enda, men den skal visstnok være høydepunktet.

Endret 1. januar 2011 av Agentspoon

[Vetikkeheltjeg]

Great Teacher Onizuka

Skjønner ikke hvorfor jeg ikke har sett den tidligere

[Agentspoon]

Er det noen som har sett Slam Dunk her? Nå er jeg nemlig litt forvirret...

 

 

Etter siste episode i serien, gjør Shohoku seg klar til å delta i Inter High Championships. Jeg trodde at filmene ville handle om denne turneringen, men fant ut at den første var en gjennomgang av et tidligere spill. Den var ganske dårlig laget, fordi karakterene ikke føltes vanlige ut og animasjonen var ganske hakkete. Neste film skal visstnok handle om Inter High, men denne filmen ble laget i 1994, mens Slam Dunk sin serie først ble avsluttet i 1996... Kan det virkelig ha seg slik at de laget filmene om Inter High før de i serien hadde kvalifisert seg til denne? Det virker ytterst besynderlig ut, spør du meg. Og spiller de helt ferdig turneringen? Lurer fordi det er såpass få filmer. Håper ikke de har kuttet av mangaen liksom. =/

 

 

Edit: Ser ut til at de kuttet ut den siste delen av mangaen ja. Det gjør meg nærmest fly forbannet, men får nesten bare se meg ferdig med serien.

Endret 3. januar 2011 av Agentspoon

[Vetikkeheltjeg]

Jeg har sett Slam Dunk .. :-)

[Gyr0]

Great Teacher Onizuka

Skjønner ikke hvorfor jeg ikke har sett den tidligere

 

 

[Vetikkeheltjeg]

Great Teacher Onizuka

Skjønner ikke hvorfor jeg ikke har sett den tidligere

 

 

 

:!: :!:

[Kenichi-san]

Break Blade

Så Break Blade/Broken Blade igår, må si jeg likte den bortsett fra at den var altfor kort (50 min). Det står at det er en film, men jeg ser det heller som en OVA/serie med lange episoder, ihvertfall med den cliffhanger slutten. Skal se nr 2 senere

 

Kazemakase Tsukikage Ran

Startet også denne serien, så 3 episoder. Helt grei egentlig, men den sliter litt med å få frem "rivaler" til hovedpersonen. 1 scene fighter hun en fyr også stikker han bare av, dermed møtes de igjen på slutten av episoden og hun dreper han på 5 sekunder, ingen diskusjon mellom hverandre eller noe... Ikke engang som ett lite "jeg husker deg".

Men jeg digger intro sangen xD (0:18 sekund) btw engelsk dub i den videoen, fysj... men sangen er original da. Jeg ser ikke serien med engelsk dub

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxdg33541X0

 

hmm... la til også Saint Seiya og Fafner i lista mi, noen korte meninger om disse hvis noen har sett de?

Endret 3. januar 2011 av Kenichi-san

[Slimda]

Driver å leser Berserk for tiden. Holder på med volum 10. I volum 8 ellerno fikk jeg en ekkel opplevelse, nemlig at hele volumet var snudd bak frem. Så jeg startet på siste kapittel i volumet.

[Fred7555]

Akkurat sett ferdig Eureka 7, den var mye bedre enn forventet.

Forventet egetnlig ikke noe, men fikk en bra story, characterene reagerte naturlig og hadde en god utvikling. En stund siden jeg ble såpass revet med en serie. Eneste som manglet fra 10 var noen episoder som var dårlige, personlig likte jeg ikke anmiasjonen så særlig + slutten var altfor åpen. En god 9'er.

Endret 3. januar 2011 av Fred7555