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Zork
Joined: 08 Jul 2005
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 10:19 am |
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I have just finished watching volume 5 of Negima and I must say that I am enjoying the whole series a lot better than I thought I would. The cast of characters is extensive and extremely likable. I find myself genuinely caring about what happens to all of the girls. For example, I loved it when Nodaka finally expressed her love Negi, but at the same time felt bad for Yue, for even though she has some feelings for Negi she put them aside to help Nodaka express hers.
Also, episode 19 about the ghost, how she came to be one and her finally being seen and excepted by Class 2-A was extremely heartwarming.
While watching Negima I began to think of it as Azumango Daioh but with magic.
But the end of episode 22 left me with a very bad feeling. I just can't shake the thought that a sad or tragic event is going to happen and Negima is going to end on a terribly depressing note, which to me seems typical of most animes.
I was going to search this sight and the internet for some information about what happens in Volume 6, but I am afraid I might find too many detailed spoilers.
So, what I want to know is does Negima really turn depressing, or does it end happy. Spoilers are fine if needed to explain if something depressing does happen.
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HitokiriShadow
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 12:06 pm |
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I haven't seen it myself (I'm too big of a fan of the manga), but I believe Asuna dies due to some sort of curse but is revived and all is well in the end
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Zalis116
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 4:33 pm |
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| HitokiriShadow wrote: | | I haven't seen it myself (I'm too big of a fan of the manga), but I believe Asuna dies due to some sort of curse but is revived and all is well in the end | well, for those who read the manga first, it is depressing in a way, since it doesn't follow the manga storyline. However, if you're experiencing Negima! for the first time ever (as I was when I saw the last 4 episodes), that isn't an issue. I would say don't worry about the details and don't read spoilers; sad things happen, but it's not an overall depressing ending.
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