since the last episode was released in nearly one month ago)
In my opinion Gen Urobuchi is an awesome director, too~What an insightful post.egas00 wrote:
Whiiaaaa!!! New Thread just for Psycho Pass :O
yes == ,Mogsworth wrote:
What an insightful post.egas00 wrote:
Whiiaaaa!!! New Thread just for Psycho Pass :O
Seriously, though, this show is different. I for one can also appreciate the distinct lack of moe in the series, as per orders of the director. It helps keep the focus not on any sort of 'cute' element in the dark context.
Thanks for correction!Mogsworth wrote:
Except Urobuchi didn't direct it, he was in charge of series composition, which means he wrote it. But yes, his writing received excellent direction in this show.
It could get a little too wordy towards the end, and the ending is not really cathartic, but it all builds up to a message that's common in dystopian media while presenting it with a fresh, new, more fully realized perspective. I liked it a lot.
However some of my friends said that Akane Tsunemori was cute. In my opinion as for the anime which not only lack moe elements but have a dark context as well, The Flowers of Evil is might the best example.Mogsworth wrote:
What an insightful post.
Seriously, though, this show is different. I for one can also appreciate the distinct lack of moe in the series, as per orders of the director. It helps keep the focus not on any sort of 'cute' element in the dark context.
Feel free to discussegas00 wrote:
Whiiaaaa!!! New Thread just for Psycho Pass :O
To be honest I admire Makishima, somehow. lolLiut wrote:
it was a nice anime.
I didn't like how the ended the all story but the Makishima speech was awesome
So did the great plot in episode 1. It really attracked meYikari wrote:
I loved the start of the anime
especially the cool dominator owo
Well, there are other anime that do this, of course (Flowers of Evil is indeed a fantastic example, along with shows done by Masaaki Yuasa). And people do find Akane cute, but it's also not the main focus. The point of her is to be a character who grows and strengthens, and if people find that cute, hey, that's what they find cute! All the more power to them for liking a badass character. c:Moriya_Suwako wrote:
However some of my friends said that Akane Tsunemori was cute. In my opinion as for the anime which not only lack moe elements but have a dark context as well, The Flowers of Evil is might the best example.
I‘m sorry!Mogsworth wrote:
Merged your posts. Please don't double/triple/quadruple post.
Agree. Maybe the reason why draw Akane cute is to show that she is innocent at first, hence emphasize the fact that she has changed a lot after handles several "cases".Mogsworth wrote:
Well, there are other anime that do this, of course (Flowers of Evil is indeed a fantastic example, along with shows done by Masaaki Yuasa). And people do find Akane cute, but it's also not the main focus. The point of her is to be a character who grows and strengthens, and if people find that cute, hey, that's what they find cute! All the more power to them for liking a badass character. c:Moriya_Suwako wrote:
However some of my friends said that Akane Tsunemori was cute. In my opinion as for the anime which not only lack moe elements but have a dark context as well, The Flowers of Evil is might the best example.
You are 100% right about that!Pizzicato wrote:
let's all hope for a season 2.
i'm not really satisfied with the ending. it needs more.
best anime in its season IMO
Bad thing with this is that most season two adaptations tend to run the title to the scrap heap.Pizzicato wrote:
let's all hope for a season 2.
i'm not really satisfied with the ending. it needs more.