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kamiboy
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I could have sworn that I hadn't seen any replies in it for at least 3 weeks but I guess I was wrong.
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abunai
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They probably weren't deleted by admins, but by a server "burp". See this thread. I might conjecture that the server had had its fill of pointless satire.... and faced with the choice between regurgitation or death, it chose the path of least resistance. 
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kamiboy
Posts: 570 Location: CA |
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No matter, I still have the first (the long one) of the three posts that warped into oblivion. But since this thread isn't dead, like I thought, and it was OT I'll just repost it in the Chronicles of OTAKU thread (AKA Story Thread :: JUST FOR FUN) as a bonus side story. Which reminds me, I have to start writing the last two instalments of that story.
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rond556
 Posts: 26 Location: Newark, DE |
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I just finished episode 24, and at the end of the first chapter (the real end of the episode...I skip the recaps) I was thinking that it coould easily have been the end of the show and I would have been totally satisfied until I could get my hands on the manga. I also know that the last two episodes are rather looked down upon should we say...are they really worth watching? I don't want to ruin my perspective on what I believe could have been the end of the show by watching something else end it...kinda like the last 32 episodes of Rurouni Kenshin...or being completely satisfied with The Matrix, then having to sit through The Matrix R&R and wishing you had never seen it
That being said, it has quickly climbed to a top 5 favorite series of mine and Yukino has also become my second favorite anime heroine (outside of the eternal 1st place holder Osaka) |
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WaR.KiN
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Episode 25 is a filler episode about Yukino's two sisters. There's nothing wrong with it except it's got nothing to do with the main story or the main characters. The last one sort of wraps up the Tonami Arc. It could have been better but the episode is conveyed rather strangely. It could have been a decent end to the show if they had done it differently. It worked more like a summary episode and didn't have the magic touch found in earlier episodes. You should decide if you want to finish it.] |
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Grico
 Posts: 201 Location: Fort Wayne, IN |
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yeah you should watch them, its not like they are terrible or anything. The final episode does kinda tie some stuff together so it is worth watching. The 2nd to last episode is fun if not overally main plot relevant.
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msi435
 Posts: 465 Location: Behind you! |
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I was so dissapointed with the end of Kare Kano that almost I bought a gun and killed many many people.
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freshkazuki
 Posts: 235 Location: Texas |
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Don't worry about the ending because it doesn't really have one. The last episode is really just like a "..."
So it won't be ruined. It kinda leaves everything up in the air. Actually, I had heard that originally there was going to be a second season, but the anime and manga creator got into disputes about the direction it would take. Who knows? Maybe in the future things will work out. I doubt it would be as good as the original series though. |
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Zalis116
Moderator
 Posts: 6867 Location: Kazune City |
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I, for one, wanted to throw things at the screen after those three hiragana for "tsuzuku" came up, but I had heard things about it to cushion the blow. Love Hina was also supposed to have a second season; Episode 25, on the Christmas Special Disc, was to have been its first episode. For Love Hina, and for Kare Kano as well, the best solution for us may be to get the manga, although Love Hina presents a far greater percentage of the manga before it ends.
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rond556
Posts: 26 Location: Newark, DE |
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aight, I'll watch them then...thanks. I need to read the graphic novels though because I absolutely love the series
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dgreater1
 Posts: 307 Location: in the Phillipine's AIR space with Misuzu |
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It's like this...
You're reading some great book: Once upon a time there is a story that touch everyone's heart, as the story gets intense in every page... to be continued in the next TV series 
It's one of those things that will leave you wondering "What's going to happen next?" |
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sayo- san
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Kare Kano is a very nice anime series. It has made me laugh, and at times make me want to punch someone because something shocking happend. If you have seen Kare Kano, please feel free to post a reply about it. All comments, either positive or negative, are welcomed. if they are negative, please have back up reasons why. Saying "because" is not a reason. I don't mind anything that is said about the show, and I am looking foward to all of the comments posted.
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bebexsweetnezz
 Posts: 34 Location: New Jersey |
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I LOVE THIS TOO! I'm hoping to get the boxed set soon. I just need to calm down on spending so much money on anime/manga, but it's so addicting. Anyway, although the anime was created while Masami Tsuda was still in the middle of writing the series, Kare Kano could have had a better ending like Fruits Basket. How sad such a wonderful anime ending so sudden and BAD as it did. (I heard it was because of some conflict with the manga author and the anime board.) Yet, overall, it followed the manga and I think it had the same essence as it too. Nice down-to-earth show. Cute songs, by the way.
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Guilhem
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I'm currently watching it (21 eps so far...) and I've to admit it is very good: I'm not a shoujo fan usually but this one really hooked me in
What I like is how well it mixes sentiments and humour as well as a very innovative, and funny, directing. The majority of the characters are orignal and beyond the usual teen-ager clichés too, showing wounds from childhood and other deep 'traumas' instead of the usual -and fastly boring- 'no one understands me, it's so unfair! Bouhouhou...' coming from angsty teens The basic plot is unusual and I thought it reflects well the state of education in Japan where students are encouraged to provide always better results at the detriment of their personnal feelings or, worse, their personnal relationships with each other spoiler[like it happens into the show between the main protagonists] There's a lot of poetry too: I particularly appreciated how it is depicted when Miyazawa and Arima spoiler[make love for the first time]. It was smart and full of sensibility in the same time without falling into affected. And the music's great too: I have the ending in my mind since several days and I can't get tired of it Really a good show: watch it! 
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zaphdash
 Posts: 620 Location: Brooklyn |
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Basically the author felt that the anime emphasized comedy too much at the expense of romance and pulled the plug on it. It's a shame, since I really loved the anime and it could have continued on for a while. I've never read the manga, but I hear Arima starts to get creepy obsessed later on. Dunno if that's true or not, but it definitely sounds not as fun as the anime was. |
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