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CrisGer A.A.
 Posts: 170 Location: 世田谷区 Setagaya Ward |
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Sigh. I am so so sorry to have to read reviews like this one that try so hard to say "meaningful things" intended to show the author is sophisticaled in Anime things and can and will be happy to pour their shallow analysis all over us the reader. I am sorry but you just dont have a clue about what makes this a superb show. It is NOT based on any form or philosophy or "spokesman" or lead charcters, that is trivial and meaningless babble ..this show is sublime because it uses the very best qualities of Anime to make magic plain and simple.
it is painful to a Japanese person to see our culture cut up in little pieces by this kind of review. There is far far more "under the hood" of this splendid show. What I would have enjoyed much more would be a sensitive and sympathetic discussion of the author (the reviewer not the author of the story) of the author's personal feelings that the show evoked. i have skillfully avoided reading reviews of good anime and stumbled on this one by accident but i just had to share a bit. I will return to the actual show as it continues to spin its magical path. thanks so much Director, artists and staff for making this happen for us, it shows that Anime can and does continue to spin superb magic from all sorts of stories. thank you. |
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Oggers
 Posts: 359 Location: Ontario, Canada |
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I'm pretty sure that's already what the reviewer is doing, at least from my own perspective. He does often comment about how each episode personally makes him feel. If you don't like his approach to the series, that's fine. I'm not Japanese myself, so I won't comment on what you mentioned about Japanese culture, but I don't feel like he's trying to overanalyze the series or anything. |
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Bexarath
 Posts: 29 Location: Kalmar, Sweden |
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I really enjoyed the bike ride with Rin and grandpa. It said so much without using any words at all.
Having the main characters' family being such a proactive and positive presence in the series is something we see far too seldom in high school anime. |
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timber
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Too me more than the size of the hamburger it is the content that is the highlight: camenbert and fried fish! |
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Maidenoftheredhand
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Makes me sad there is no home video release for this series. Maybe after the second series finishes airing
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Electric Wooloo
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Speaking of the Secret Society B.L.A.N.K.E.T. figma, I desperately want a figure of sleepy Rin from this week wrapped in a blanket on her camping chair. That scene was so comfy.
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Blood-
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Let me share in your sadness. If it doesn't get one that will be the final proof that my theory of there being no justice in the world is correct. |
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darkchibi07
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All those foods shown so far especially the ones on Episode 11 needs to be suggested to be recreated for Binging with Babish.
The way Nadeshiko reused the broth for a different meal intrigues me. |
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meiam
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The "Toba is drunk and can't drive" was funny, but it's not like she wouldn't be able to drive after one sip, wish it was done slightly different so it could work better.
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DerekL1963
Subscriber Posts: 1113 Location: Puget Sound |
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I've done that... I think my record is rolling over for six meals in a row. |
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poltroon
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The Izu arc is a beautiful arc of a beautiful show. And I mean that in the very literal sense, as the review states: the art is just so lovely and so carefully produced. It's relaxing and funny and just delightful. I find myself opening a map after the show to learn more about the places I've seen.
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Northlander
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I was caught off guard with there being a 13th episode (because I wrongfully assumed this season would be 12 episodes just like the first one.)
Basically, I think this has got to be the weirdest time for me to incredulously say "Wait... there's another episode of this?!" |
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Swissman
Posts: 768 Location: Switzerland |
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How should they have done it better? Driving in Japan under the influence of alcohol is strictly prohibited. One good sip of a beer can already be enough to reach the tolerance of 0.03g of alcohol in the blood of certain people. You immediately breach the law if you do that. As a teacher and role model, Minami would never do that. Moreover, if the passengers know that the driver is under the influence of alcohol, they are themselves in breach of the law. You don't want poor Nadeshiko & co. given a hefty fine by the police, do you? |
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Maidenoftheredhand
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I love Yuru Camp with all my heart but the teacher being able to drink around her students when she is chaperoning them doesn’t make sense to me to begin with. It is the one thing that feels very unrealistic to me.
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Electric Wooloo
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I understand to a certain extent, but I accept it as a trope of anime at this point. There's a surprising amount of alcoholic teachers in anime. I can justify it by saying she's not "on the job" while camping, she's accompanying them as a chaperone on her own time. |
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