pihip wrote...
Look at it this way: at least the cast (and us viewers) will have even more reasons to bash Wild Hunt to death, as it should be.
I was actually thinking about excessive actions and it's place in Akame ga Kiru!, it's purpose is to elicit strong emotions from the reader and increase immersion (which they did brutally in some places) but that encourages thoughtlessness which makes readers overlook flaws and overuse can make the action pointless in itself. If there was one issue I have with Akame ga Kiru! it's that it has a tendency to fall back on lots of poorly fleshed-out expendable characters as a warm up to every big fight, I had the Wild Hunt pegged down for death the instant I saw them and a majority of them got little characterization.
pihip wrote...
please let the anime be something worth watching and not just a shoddy way to advertise the manga.
I'm on what must be a five-loss streak in predictions this season, but I want to say that they would have to try to make this bad.
Zolnir wrote...
Weirdly enough I find Zero more attractive than the original
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Oh I see.
Officer Kaimax there's a dangerous person here! Tell him he has good taste.
Probably because Zero moves much quicker than the other, there's the foreboding feeling of death around every corner more prevalent than the main series and it promises to give much needed back story to Akame and Kurome.
Kaimax wrote...
next chapter after that
STOP. STOP. I just reread that part, saw Chelsea's face in the rain again and just started screaming. The irony of Chelsea's kindness killing her and Bor was so good though.
Kaimax wrote...
I stopped reading and sulked for 30 minutes.
I did a non-stop read from noon to midnight, afterwards I just sat there staring at my monitor thinking about Mine's deathflag when Esdeath finds out (she might be cool with it?) and about how much I just wanted to STOP reading this manga.
Just remember to cut out the parts only pertaining to you if you quote, don't want to take up too much room.