Nick Hunter
I have reached Yuki nirvana
Re:
TV format has its drawbacks, but hey, at least it's more accessible, and we can hear Yuki's music on the spot (which must be important for some people who only care about the OST, not the show), without waiting for a BD release just to check out all the stuff.
And you're still watching this because:
- a) as a Yuki fan (no matter how grunty), your curiosity for new music and hopes to hear something you might cheer for again never dies,
- b) despite all you hate about the show, it still remains one of the better animus produced lately. Revise the latest season preview sheets and make some comparisons.
Me, I like this show a lot and have a minimum of things to complain about (just no moar Dead Apostles, 'kay?), although I admit it doesn't grab me as tight as Madoka did, and the overall excitement has died down a bit towards the end. Maybe it's due to the prequel nature - there always remained a bit of hope about PMMM, and this card was eventually played, while this plot leaves no chance for a good ending. Maybe it's a lesser number of characters that really appealed to me - and guessing that most who did are screwed from the start. And even those who may survive will owe their lifeboat tickets to Fate/Stay Night canon rather than to the plot's mercy. But I still find a lot of awesomeness to drink from this animu, so I'm glad I'm watching it. Yuki's OST has added another pack of sheer classics to her library, the animation and direction remind me why ufotable's among my few favourite studios, and Urobuchi sure has my respect for his plots and characters - even despite him always being an epic jerkass towards the latter.
No comment on the latest episode, since it may take me some time to watch it.
Why four? How do you see the plot split between them?grunty said:Why... WHY do I keep watching this shit!?!? Should've been 4 movies.
TV format has its drawbacks, but hey, at least it's more accessible, and we can hear Yuki's music on the spot (which must be important for some people who only care about the OST, not the show), without waiting for a BD release just to check out all the stuff.
And you're still watching this because:
- a) as a Yuki fan (no matter how grunty), your curiosity for new music and hopes to hear something you might cheer for again never dies,
- b) despite all you hate about the show, it still remains one of the better animus produced lately. Revise the latest season preview sheets and make some comparisons.
Me, I like this show a lot and have a minimum of things to complain about (just no moar Dead Apostles, 'kay?), although I admit it doesn't grab me as tight as Madoka did, and the overall excitement has died down a bit towards the end. Maybe it's due to the prequel nature - there always remained a bit of hope about PMMM, and this card was eventually played, while this plot leaves no chance for a good ending. Maybe it's a lesser number of characters that really appealed to me - and guessing that most who did are screwed from the start. And even those who may survive will owe their lifeboat tickets to Fate/Stay Night canon rather than to the plot's mercy. But I still find a lot of awesomeness to drink from this animu, so I'm glad I'm watching it. Yuki's OST has added another pack of sheer classics to her library, the animation and direction remind me why ufotable's among my few favourite studios, and Urobuchi sure has my respect for his plots and characters - even despite him always being an epic jerkass towards the latter.
No comment on the latest episode, since it may take me some time to watch it.