The post at The Null Set provides for a hilarious contradiction with my own impression:
I thought the animation quality was just abysmal compared to what Shaft is capable of doing, the animation style was very generic, and the characters were drawn really sloppily – there must have been at least …read more
It was surprisingly decent.
Animation is a bit sketchy, its line style reminding me of Sekirei. Not many shadows though.
One bothersome thing was how confusing the rules for seeing deities were. Yuuri can see the ones surrounding the bossy Absurdly Powerful Council President from Other School. However, the escaped …
read moreIs it all right to, in some sense, trick people into reading your book or watching your show? Is it simply a case that if you told most people that Saiunkoku was like, political shoujo, that it would turn most people away?
Apropos that, a few bloggers I …
read moreBeatiful art and animation, solid story.
Amusingly, the only seyuu I recognize is Eri Sendai, plaing the little tea-bussing girl: I know her for the main role in Rocket Girls.
I wanted something like 12k, only not cut into pieces. Moribito would be ideal, it if were available. So far …
read moreSince Manabi had a special scheme for names, I went to check if names in K-ON had some cute gaglet attached. But according to ANN, it turned out to be a bit of pandering to fans of rock, or an inside joke at best:
The family names of the four …read more
While Jason Miao tried to return with the thin slicing last week, it just wasn't the same anymore. But Hashi-hime still goes strong. The article is easy to scroll and digest, is well sourced, and I find its capsule comments dangerously persuasive. For example, for Arashi: "Too shounen for me …
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