(11/02/2011 10:43 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  

(11/02/2011 09:50 AM)Assassinator Wrote:  Also, have you ever wondered why

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Tenshi ends up in the afterlife world earlier than the main character does, even though the main character obviously dies first?

I wondered the same, as well as the fact that the SSS were fighting her for quite a while, but then, that somewhat assumes that time in the dead world is somewhat related to time in the real world.
I found the ending kinda nice, but the final episode poo poo.

I actually liked the last episode.  Not "OMG 10/10 LOVE!!!", just "liked" I guess.  But then, I didn't find all the other episodes up to the then to be that excellent, so I guess it wasn't particularly hard to trump them.  Something about the fact that it's both serious and not at the same time didn't sit too well with me I guess.

Anyway, Angel Beats was inferior, to other shows that reply on feelings, because AB pretty much just has this one episode tacked onto the end to try to "grab people's feelings with" or whatever, while stuff like KgNE had excellent build up, and AIR had a back story which carried it so very hard.  So AB is like way more hit and miss.  Sensei mentioned the ending being "convenient", I somewhat agree.

(11/02/2011 10:43 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  What you said above is hardly actually surprising to me.

Which bit?  I said a crapload of stuff in this thread lately.

(11/02/2011 10:43 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  I've found your thinking to be generally more "judging" rather than "sensing", and you seem to have some strict set of guidelines or ideals which you favor (eg never watch a show more than once).

I wouldn't consider them "strict guidelines", as that's usually associated with discipline, that is, forcing myself to go one way when I don't want to or when it would be more convenient to do otherwise.  In terms of discipline, I would say I'm horrible (just take my sleeping times for example, heh, equal chance between 10pm-5am).

Things like my principles of "never watching a show more than once" is derived mostly from reasoning.  So it's not like forcing myself not to re-watch against my will, it's more like, I never had the desire to start off with.

Occasionally, I do re-watch single episodes, for example when I don't understand something, and I need to re-watch in order to clarify.  Also some action sequences I might go over again after the episode, because they're awesome :P.  But yeah, that's for single episodes, I see very little reason to re-watch a whole show (unless maybe like 15yrs have passed, and I can't remember shit anymore...).

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kung FFFFUUUUUU Tsugumi is pissing me off.

EDIT: WAIT, WHAT!!!

(This post was last modified: 24/02/2011 09:44 PM by Assassinator.)