Dragoon En Regalia
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I wouldn't be surprised. This series is designed to subvert expectations, anyway, so anything's up for grabs.
The first ep was awesome. Is this by the same crew that did Mononoke Medicine Man?
I have to say. I hope they don't go overboard with it. But this is differently off to a great start.all the nudity threw me off a bit
That's from 2002. Back when anime was good.
Looking forward to sitting down later and going through it.
Don't understand the qualms about the nudity. Lupin has had tonnes of it throughout the years.
what anime is this?
Ben at anipages did a write-up on the pink jacket series, it sounds pretty good and doesn't deserve the hate it gets on the net. linkWatched it. Was boss.
Enjoyed it much more than I'm enjoying my run through Red Jacket. Which is weird, because Red Jacket was my introduction to the series on adult swim way back then and I loved it. Now I don't. Granted, I'm only four episodes in, with 151 left. I dunno if I'll bother to finish... And I checked out Pink out of curiosity. The art was not good. Dunno if it's as goofy as Red, though. If it isn't, I might just... watch that instead, even though I don't like the art?
Yay Green Jacket!
Ben at anipages did a write-up on the pink jacket series, it sounds pretty good and doesn't deserve the hate it gets on the net. link
I wouldn't call it goofy, I think loose & cartoony is a better description.Based on his review of the first episode of this new series, it seems like maybe he likes the goofy Lupin. That's exactly what I'm disliking about Red. Maybe I'll change my mind, though.
EDIT: Just read that review and I guess it sounds interesting enough that I'll give it a chance.
Zenigata looked swag as all hell.
He seems a lot more serious in this than I remember in the previous Lupin shows.
I fucking see what you did there.I expected it to be awesome, but didn't expect it to be this awesome. One nice thing about having decades of cultural significance is that there's no need for time wasted on introductions--you have Lupin, you have Fujiko, and there's a heist to be made; the episode is then devoted to these hijinks, where the extraordinary presentation and swift pacing carries the narrative forward. The focus on Fujiko and her infiltration is a nice contrast to the more slapstick approach that Emunoz takes, and Miyuki Sawashiro sounds sexy as fuck as Fujiko, no? The detail is astounding and the whole thing is just some 10/10 shit.
I'm all in on this. Spring 2012 is fucking awesome.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I'm drowning in style! Too much style in fact. I found the pencil shavings completely at odds with the normal style to the point where it was disorienting and hurt my eyes.
I disagree. I think the pencil-line technique was executed well, even in that scene (which lasted a couple seconds). I don't see the fade you are talking about.There's only one specific effect that was throwing me off, although it happened maybe twice. The hard cutoff for the pencil-y shadows looks really weird to me, especially when most of the time they do a proper fade off to them.
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I disagree. I think the pencil-line technique was executed well, even in that scene (which lasted a couple seconds). I don't see the fade you are talking about.
That looks intentional to me. It's a different way of showing hard light and soft light.The technique is confusing while watching, so it proves that it wasn't executed perfectly, but I think it still looks nice.
I personally dislike the effect