DofIamingo
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As for tokyo ghoul, i think it's amazing and apparently the writer of tokyo ghoul and Hunter x Hunter are the same person.
They aren't. Neither the manga nor either of the TV series share any staff.
Earnshaw30 said :
Jesse B77 said :
In other news, Grisaia no Rakuen is quite possibly the most ridiculous thing I've watched to completion in years. Kajitsu was alright, but Rakuen was just utter ********.
Interesting you think that about Rakuen I thought the opposite was very disappointed by Kajitsu and really enjoyed Rakuen
It's not really a question of enjoyment so much as I just find Rakuen stretches my suspension of disbelief a little far. Oh sure, Kajitsu has it's share of ridiculousness as well, but it's all contained to individual arcs, so that makes it easier to swallow and I never ended up questioning it. One of the main things that gets to me about Rakuen is the timeline, I struggle to believe that Yuuji could:
- live a normal enough life to a certain age
-be kidnapped by Oslo and be his pet for a time
-go through terrorist school
-Be saved and rehabilitated by Asako
-Attend and graduate from military training
-Do a tour of duty
-Work for CIRS
and still be of a low enough age where he could attend high school. There also tended to be a few to many conveniences and the series had a habit of pulling things out of its ass at times. I still liked it, but it was just very shoddy in the writing sometimes. Also, anyone who paints an anti-material rifle pink is a heretic.
Ah well, not like I was expecting much from it anyways, only reason I watched it was because I saw a .gif of that scene where Makina's skirt jumps up from the rifle concussion, and I wanted context for that scene.
As for tokyo ghoul, i think it's amazing and apparently the writer of tokyo ghoul and Hunter x Hunter are the same person.
They aren't. Neither the manga nor either of the TV series share any staff.
Earnshaw30 said :
Jesse B77 said :
In other news, Grisaia no Rakuen is quite possibly the most ridiculous thing I've watched to completion in years. Kajitsu was alright, but Rakuen was just utter ********.
Interesting you think that about Rakuen I thought the opposite was very disappointed by Kajitsu and really enjoyed Rakuen
It's not really a question of enjoyment so much as I just find Rakuen stretches my suspension of disbelief a little far. Oh sure, Kajitsu has it's share of ridiculousness as well, but it's all contained to individual arcs, so that makes it easier to swallow and I never ended up questioning it. One of the main things that gets to me about Rakuen is the timeline, I struggle to believe that Yuuji could:
- live a normal enough life to a certain age
-be kidnapped by Oslo and be his pet for a time
-go through terrorist school
-Be saved and rehabilitated by Asako
-Attend and graduate from military training
-Do a tour of duty
-Work for CIRS
and still be of a low enough age where he could attend high school. There also tended to be a few to many conveniences and the series had a habit of pulling things out of its ass at times. I still liked it, but it was just very shoddy in the writing sometimes. Also, anyone who paints an anti-material rifle pink is a heretic.
Ah well, not like I was expecting much from it anyways, only reason I watched it was because I saw a .gif of that scene where Makina's skirt jumps up from the rifle concussion, and I wanted context for that scene.
25-Jul-2015 17:27:59 - Last edited on 25-Jul-2015 17:43:58 by Jesse B77
