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NEWS: Crunchyroll Adds Hyakko Anime to Streaming Catalog Again




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Keichitsu0305





PostPosted: Tue Dec 22, 2015 8:41 pm Reply with quote
Well, now I can check this show out since I've never heard of it until Nozomi Ent. announced it.

Guess I'll try it after re-watching at Free! Season 1...with the Funimation dub.

EDIT: BLEGH. I take it back; I just watched the first two episodes and they were dull as hell. What even possessed Nozomi/Lucky Penny to pick up such an ugly, poor man excuse of a high school comedy? The jokes were badly setup and all the gags fell on their face. The facial expressions were lazily drawn and the FLCL type freak outs lacked any charm with these lifeless cutout cliched character types. I'm saving my money for other series. (-__-
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yanv



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PostPosted: Tue Dec 22, 2015 10:57 pm Reply with quote
Hyakko starts off uninspired. The first 2-3 episodes aren't anything special. After that, however, it becomes charming (to a degree).
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Rederoin



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PostPosted: Wed Dec 23, 2015 8:50 am Reply with quote
One my favourites in the genre, such a shame it did not do good enough for a s2.
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wastrel





PostPosted: Wed Dec 23, 2015 1:08 pm Reply with quote
Hyakko starts off "bleh", but it does get better as it goes. Unfortunately IMO only a bit better, and only in the last couple of episodes did it get interesting. Alas, by then most viewers had given up on it.

I quickly ran through the manga for it after viewing the anime, and if I remember correctly, the anime followed the manga closely in terms of story. If the anime had rearranged things slightly, and shown that 'flashback' story earlier in the run, it probably would have done better in terms of viewership numbers.
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Rensie



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PostPosted: Thu Dec 24, 2015 2:01 am Reply with quote
Rederoin wrote:
One my favourites in the genre, such a shame it did not do good enough for a s2.


I think the tv serie covered all the 4 manga volumes, so there isn't more material to animate.

It will be good if they made the real ending of Zero no Tsukaima based on the new last 2 light novel volumes.
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enurtsol



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PostPosted: Fri Dec 25, 2015 2:22 am Reply with quote
wastrel wrote:

Hyakko starts off "bleh", but it does get better as it goes. Unfortunately IMO only a bit better, and only in the last couple of episodes did it get interesting. Alas, by then most viewers had given up on it.


Alas by then? How many people stick as long as that for a show?! Laughing

Happy Festivus, everyone!
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