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Forum - View topicAnime Series & Yuki KAJIURA
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jstillion
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Please forgive me if I've posted in the wrong fourm, this is more of a topic across two catagories but more on the anime.
I've released that I've found my self buying certain series and found that one of my favorite music is done Yuki KAJIURA. I really enjoyed .hack//Sign, & Noir. I was wondering if Madlax (TV), Chrono Crusade (TV), Eat-Man (TV), My-Hime (TV) were any good? From what I've heard Madlax is suppose to be good but was wondering what people thought these series. Side Note: Psyched that she did the Xenosaga Episode II sound track. |
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Iron Chef
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Unless I miss my guess, I think the music for Chrono Crusade was done by Hikaru Nanase, but it was a good show nonetheless.
As for the others, I've only seen Mai-HiME, and it's okay. Nothing great. Same goes with another Kajiura series, Melody of Oblivion. |
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Patachu
Past ANN Contributor
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Kajiura also scored the Aquarian Age TV series ... the music fits quite nicely there, with the real-world fantasy and all.
Madlax is okay if you're willing to invest 12 hours of your life before the thing starts to make sense. Mai-Hime has a mildly interesting premise, but it's clouded by the whole aspect of having as many nicely-drawn girls as possible. |
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