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Cloe
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Tony is the biggest Rurouni Kenshin fan I've ever seen; I'm sure he's well aware that Furuhashi directed Tsuiokuhen and the TV series. The only directorial work I've seen of his is Rurouni Kenshin: Tsuiokuhen, but I love those storyboard credits. Maria-sama ga Miteru? Genshiken? Gunslinger Girl? All favorites of mine. Well, now I have to check out this series as well (it's convenient, too, since Higurashi no Naku Koro ni is almost over.) |
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Drowning_Wolf
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I just registered a couple of minutes ago and Im already finding myself watching another quality anime, thanks a lot gentlemen! I can say I really like animes/books/video games (etc) when they're based upon historical period even if they stray far from reality, and in this case it's an really great setting (Althought Im quite jealous that Europe gets mostly all the fictional-story-in-historical-setting, maybe because Im really patriotic... he he). Anyway, looks like it's gonna be an awesome series.
Ps: Please forgive me if I do any mistake while writing, english is not my mother language (I know I got very little self confidence, can you tell from my username?). |
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selenta
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No joke! I was really really impressed with the fencing in this show. I'd never seen a show before that used actual fencing styles and footwork, I was blown away. Of course they overexagerated their swings a ton for dramatic impact, but that's ok, it looked fantastic and was still well within the bounds of realism. I haven't seen everything, but I've seen a great deal of action series, and this has the best European sword fights I've ever seen, bar none. Although it does feel pretty embarrasing and stupid when you first start learning the fencing footwork, it really is extremely effective. I was just so excited to see some real fencing animated; for the record, I was never an epee or saber guy, I always used a foil, so I don't know exactly how accurate their style is. |
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Deltakiral
 Posts: 3338 Location: Glendora, CA (Avatar Hei from Darker than BLACK) |
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I know Tony has taught me the art of many things in the Kenshin Universe.....I was just joking...
Exactly the show really does a great job showing how the fighting styles of the French are so different then that of Japanese samurai. I seriously can't for episode 3, I wish there were more people fansubbing this show.... Till next time, Delta Kiral |
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DieH@rd
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I've just seen the first 2 episodes and I was blown away!
First anime since Gankutsuou that has captived me in this way. Only thing that is missing is deep voice of Jouji Nakata 
Thank you Production I.G, thank you! |
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Deltakiral
Posts: 3338 Location: Glendora, CA (Avatar Hei from Darker than BLACK) |
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I finally got around to watching the latest episode and I am so in love with this series. The japanese language track is still a bit off, but I still like everyone in the show thus far, what best is that there are no loud and annoying character like every other show (Well most of them) that are on. I hope ADV hurry up with these dvds, I need premium sound.
Yeah for some reason the Gankutsuou connection (France) definetly reminded made me think about that show....even thought they are done by different studio. Delta |
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Kruszer
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They're both quite beautifully animated as well as artsy too; full of lots of eye candy and such. I stopped at episode 09 and decided to wait for ADV's release instead of continuing, even though I could have. I just wanted one really good series to look forward to next year that I haven't seen. Hopefully my will will hold out 'til then though.
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