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frentymon
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 8:07 pm |
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School Rumble 2 seemed to change a little in tone from the first season. While Episode 1 was pretty "normal," (School Rumble normal), it seemed kind of different after that. The humor in the latter two episodes seemed to be more of a parody-type rather than what it was before, all-out craziness. In Episode 3, It was actually "serious" for about 14 whole minutes. Seems like the title School Rumble means what it literally means now.... Now I've seen a side of School Rumble I've never seen before, and it possibly set the show up for possibly more crazy parody/fake seriousness/other wacky setups. Hmm, its kind of strange in Episode 3 how they magically all came back to life after shooting each other, perhaps it was a paintball fight?. Also, suddenly, it seems to be sticking to one long storyline/arc rather than individual scenarios. Any thoughts on this new season of School Rumble?
(Also, is the second season a direct continuation manga-wise from the first season, or did they skip through some parts of the manga?)
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one3rd
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Posted: Mon Apr 24, 2006 8:54 pm |
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Well, the third episode may have had a more serious tone because we were seeing it from the perspective of Akira's movie. All of the added blood and effects were from her edits to the film. And yes, it's continuing from the manga.
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Nirvana
Joined: 30 Apr 2005
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 2:36 am |
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Yeah, I dont see a different tone at all. Like One3rd said, it is because of Akira's movie. There has been no change in actingand ti still follows the manga.
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