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ray1301:
lol at one point I was thinking this could easily turn into a 'School Days' ending :p
Tatsujin:
--- Quote from: ray1301 on August 25, 2009, 06:05:46 PM ---lol at one point I was thinking this could easily turn into a 'School Days' ending :p
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Isn't there a group doing the DVD version for School Days? The one I have has crappy quality considering that I moved on from the avi/xvid formats to mkv (mostly 720-1080p). They should release it in Blu-ray. =[
My favorite character in KimiKiss is Futami, what about you guys?
Zalis116:
It's almost as if there are 2 JC Staffs. 1 studio known for flashy/shiny animation in shows like Excel Saga, Rune Soldier, Ikki-Tousen, Starship Operators, and Shana, and another for low-key, "washed-out" shows like Honey & Clover, Bokura ga Ita, Kimikiss, and Hatsukoi Limited. Not that the second style is inherently bad, it's just not what I think of when I think "JC Staff."
Kimikiss was all right, but I didn't care for the glacially slow development of the main relationship. Ending felt a little forced, but not that bad compared to similar shows I've seen. But I have to respect it for introducing anime-original male characters that actually get involved with some of the girls. A lot of VN-based anime stray too far into cheesy harem territory when they try to include numerous female characters who fall for the lead in completely separate game story paths. And I've never liked how those "male sidekick" characters usually get treated. I mean come on, cut a guy a break already, damnit! Think Youhei Sunohara in Clannad, Jun Kitagawa in Kanon, and Taro Yamada in Sister Princess. Granted, they're amusing, but with all these girls around, you'd think they should catch some luck somewhere.
True Tears also did the same thing with original male characters, and did better on the dramatic front.
Tatsujin:
--- Quote from: Zalis116 on August 25, 2009, 06:35:16 PM ---It's almost as if there are 2 JC Staffs. 1 studio known for flashy/shiny animation in shows like Excel Saga, Rune Soldier, Ikki-Tousen, Starship Operators, and Shana, and another for low-key, "washed-out" shows like Honey & Clover, Bokura ga Ita, Kimikiss, and Hatsukoi Limited. Not that the second style is inherently bad, it's just not what I think of when I think "JC Staff."
Kimikiss was all right, but I didn't care for the glacially slow development of the main relationship. Ending felt a little forced, but not that bad compared to similar shows I've seen. But I have to respect it for introducing anime-original male characters that actually get involved with some of the girls. A lot of VN-based anime stray too far into cheesy harem territory when they try to include numerous female characters who fall for the lead in completely separate game story paths. And I've never liked how those "male sidekick" characters usually get treated. I mean come on, cut a guy a break already, damnit! Think Youhei Sunohara in Clannad, Jun Kitagawa in Kanon, and Taro Yamada in Sister Princess. Granted, they're amusing, but with all these girls around, you'd think they should catch some luck somewhere.
True Tears also did the same thing with original male characters, and did better on the dramatic front.
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The art and animation in True Tears were so damn good, made me drool many times! I love how they focused perfectly on the character's eyes in True Tears. I like the ending too. ;)
Borror0:
It's not a masterpiece, but I enjoyed my time through all the episodes which is usually an hard thing to do.
--- Quote from: Tatsujin on August 25, 2009, 06:10:19 PM ---My favorite character in KimiKiss is Futami, what about you guys?
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Same for me.
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