The Xeno series (Xenogears and Xenosaga) and Team Ico's stuff (Ico and Shadow of the Colossus), among others.

I loved it its entirety. I don't see why the ending would detract from it, it was a beautiful and poignant conclusion.

Much better than Summer Wars, whose virtual world scenes I didn't care for (family stuff was good though).

Using Asuka to promote inane, hypocritical campaigns, and with an ugly cosplayer to boot. Nice.

It's only the pinnacle of Evangelion.

If by "lame" you mean awesome , sure. And if by "awesome" you mean "creatively limiting", sure. Why hold back on your artistic aspirations just because a portion of the audience might become deeply entranced by it? What the hell is awesome about restricting yourself in...

Ditch the wine and get some orange juice instead.

In the original Eva, there were many people who took something that I created as a source of amusement beyond those limits and made it into an object of dependence. I wanted to take responsibility for the fact that such people had been so "inflated." I wanted to bring the work back within...

Asuka, because trying to heal her would be quite the experience.

Too bad I'm already at an age where it would be creepy to get romantically involved with her.

So I'm going to a Radiohead concert next week. Hype. Even if the setlist will consist mostly of The King of Limbs stuff, which I'm half-indifferent too. Hopefully a few classics from The Bends and OK Computer will still make the cut though.

I registered a while back, but only now started participating, so I guess that's the same as being new. Though it wasn't for the 3.0 trailer so much as it was for me recently re-watching the series for the third time and thus thinking it was about damn time I actually really joined this plac...

Bomby von Bombsville#545631 wrote:But I'm pretty much the only one here who listens to hip hop, aren't I? So yeah...

so alone...

so... alone...

Well, I listen to Eminem. He's kind of the rapper people who don't generally like rap listen to though, so I guess that doesn't count for much...

Well he insists that he'll make Shinji happy, so presumably he still embodies love in one form or another. Now it seems more of a "I'll make you happy whether you like it or not" to me, though. I have a feeling that Kaworu is going to become an antagonist, trying to force a happin...

ianfreddie07#545480 wrote:I'm quite curious as to how Kaworu will play out. From what I've seen in 2.22, he seems to be a completely different person. Far from the embodiment of "love."

It'd be nice if he were similar to Manga Kaworu, if only for seeing kitties being crushed to death animated.

Asuka (Soryu of course, Shikinami can go rot in hell), followed by Shinji with HMs to Kaji and Kaworu.

Finally watching Sakamichi no Apollon/Kids on the Slope now that it's finished. Watanabe needs to direct stuff more often.

At the midpoint the original series wasn't all that different from how Rebuild is. The original set up a fairly run of the mill fanservicey anime in the first half too, which it then tore apart. Judging by what we've seen of 3.0 (the blue poster, the title, voice actor's comments et...

Probably this scene in Wong Kar Wai's Ashes of Time. Very poignant monologue and beautifully acted by Maggie Cheung to boot.

Given the looks and age difference, this leads me to believe Yamadera is just as smooth with the ladies as Kaji. Nice.

So the new preview/trailer consists entirely of an overblown action sequence with Asuka fumbling around looking helpless. Sounds like Rebuild all right. anyone notice that this new trailer/preview has no narrative by Misato? No "service service!" at the end? Maybe they're not even sayi...

So I finally read up to chapter 91 (now that it's available in English) and all I've got to say is: 1. Longer haired Yui is fucking lovely. 2. I'm dreading what her important message to Shinji is. After making Gendo tell Shinji he's always been jealous of him, I'm wonderi...