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So, uhh, what did I see there? I assume they were race horses personified as girls? Who sing and dance, two of them are a couple, and something something something... What will they think of next?
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Probably time to bite the bullet and watch SAO.
I know I've talked about it a few times, but I've got to get this out: Grimgar is down to its final episodes, and while it hasn't been edge-of-your-seat riveting, it's noteworthy in that it's one of the few series out there where you're not quite sure whether the protagonists are going to win, or even survive.
If you mix a Vietnam War drama with a JRPG, you get this. It's awfully strange hearing characters talk about "skills", "levels" and "badges" at one point and dealing with open wounds, mourning fallen comrades and even simply cooking or doing... laundry... at another. It all makes the characters much more believable than the carbon-copy cut-outs in most series. Surprisingly philosophical, mature and compelling for a modern anime, and the fan service is thankfully limited to tumbles with the rogue instructor in one or two episodes and incessant (but sometimes subtle) shots of Yume's derriere.
I'm bummed it's ending, and I'm not quite sure it will get a season two.
I know I've talked about it a few times, but I've got to get this out: Grimgar is down to its final episodes, and while it hasn't been edge-of-your-seat riveting, it's noteworthy in that it's one of the few series out there where you're not quite sure whether the protagonists are going to win, or even survive.
If you mix a Vietnam War drama with a JRPG, you get this. It's awfully strange hearing characters talk about "skills", "levels" and "badges" at one point and dealing with open wounds, mourning fallen comrades and even simply cooking or doing... laundry... at another. It all makes the characters much more believable than the carbon-copy cut-outs in most series. Surprisingly philosophical, mature and compelling for a modern anime, and the fan service is thankfully limited to tumbles with the rogue instructor in one or two episodes and incessant (but sometimes subtle) shots of Yume's derriere.
I'm bummed it's ending, and I'm not quite sure it will get a season two.
So its a Lesbian, Humanized, and Realistic version of MLP. Goddammit.
Did anyone in-universe actually betting on those girls who win?
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For realsies? I actually went and searched before I committed to this post, didn't get a solid answer, but saw an avatar of what is believably a self-portrait drawing which was indeed of a girl.
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Couldn't help but recreate the main character's cars in Wangan Midnight:
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http://magazine.artstation.com/2014/07/concept-artist-art-lead-ilya-kuvshinov/
It's pretty hard to find, and really shouldn't matter much.
EDIT: scratch the former
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So Vanguard has now hit the cliche "everyones memory besides the MC of a certain change are rewritten".
It's so 🤬 cheap but also very weird to watch but I guess they needed to make sure the MC has something more to go for during the next Arc.
Also, when all else fails, grab your hostage by the throat and take her to a different dimension:
It's so 🤬 cheap but also very weird to watch but I guess they needed to make sure the MC has something more to go for during the next Arc.
Also, when all else fails, grab your hostage by the throat and take her to a different dimension:
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