Series you don't really like
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i didnt really like FMA.
this series bugged me with the whole 'alchemy circle' as science. i saw the whole series, i digested it, took it apart discussed it with hardcore fans and i still refuse to believe that 'alchemy' and the 'alchemy circle' is science.
this series bugged me with the whole 'alchemy circle' as science. i saw the whole series, i digested it, took it apart discussed it with hardcore fans and i still refuse to believe that 'alchemy' and the 'alchemy circle' is science.
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SeriousSAM wrote...
i didnt really like FMA. this series bugged me with the whole 'alchemy circle' as science. i saw the whole series, i digested it, took it apart discussed it with hardcore fans and i still refuse to believe that 'alchemy' and the 'alchemy circle' is science.
Its fiction. Don't take it so seriously. The creator said it was a mix of magic and science herself. I personally think that's a pretty poor reason to not like something, but hey, to each his own.
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yeah but when you discuss it with hardcore fans that refuse to acknowledge the magic side of the alchemy circle it justs brings out your hate for it. then there was the whole equivalent exchange thing this thing just bugged me. why did they need 30 grown men to make a 10 year old boys body? that to me was not equivalent exchange.
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SeriousSAM wrote...
yeah but when you discuss it with hardcore fans that refuse to acknowledge the magic side of the alchemy circle it justs brings out your hate for it. then there was the whole equivalent exchange thing this thing just bugged me. why did they need 30 grown men to make a 10 year old boys body? that to me was not equivalent exchange.Whats this about "30 grown men to make a 10 year old boys body"? I don't recall that.
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it was when Ed learned he need more power in the whole transmigration thing. form what i remember he needed a stronger circle and the philosopher stone. but not having the stone he decided on a different method of having two circles one on the floor and another on the ceiling also having many sacrifices as a substitute for the philosopher stone. so he had two circles and like 30 inmates to make his brothers body.
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SeriousSAM wrote...
it was when Ed learned he need more power in the whole transmigration thing. form what i remember he needed a stronger circle and the philosopher stone. but not having the stone he decided on a different method of having two circles one on the floor and another on the ceiling also having many sacrifices as a substitute for the philosopher stone. so he had two circles and like 30 inmates to make his brothers body.Oh, I see. I never watched the entire anime. I read the manga thogh. It was very good. Have you read it?
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Kyaaa! Thank You for Bringing this Thread!! I do not like the new FMA. I hate Chu-bra kyaaa annoying. I do not want to watch Heroman because of Joey's annoying shout of "HEROMAN!" my ears tingeling hearing that, and I stop at episode 4 where the Big Ball rolling and destroy the city > n <. ALSO I HATE COCKROACHES!!
Air [disappointed at Key] <-- They Make Clannad and Kanon the Best! I don't like Air Though
Errr Kinda lost in this anime @_@
Air [disappointed at Key] <-- They Make Clannad and Kanon the Best! I don't like Air Though
Errr Kinda lost in this anime @_@
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SeriousSAM wrote...
it was when Ed learned he need more power in the whole transmigration thing. form what i remember he needed a stronger circle and the philosopher stone. but not having the stone he decided on a different method of having two circles one on the floor and another on the ceiling also having many sacrifices as a substitute for the philosopher stone. so he had two circles and like 30 inmates to make his brothers body.It was a little bit more than that. The seven point circle also had giant red vats that contained incomplete stones. so it was however many hundreds or thousands of souls in the vats plus what was in front of him. He was also still not going to make his brother's body but a complete stone. And the equivalent exchange thing is actually kind of tied with physics. You can't create something from nothing. You need an equal part of some base material to create another. Anyone who's been through a high school chemistry class can tell you that. The theory behind the philosopher's stone was that by using all the souls stored in it that you could bypass the requirement of equivalent exchange.
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maddog53 wrote...
SeriousSAM wrote...
it was when Ed learned he need more power in the whole transmigration thing. form what i remember he needed a stronger circle and the philosopher stone. but not having the stone he decided on a different method of having two circles one on the floor and another on the ceiling also having many sacrifices as a substitute for the philosopher stone. so he had two circles and like 30 inmates to make his brothers body.It was a little bit more than that. The seven point circle also had giant red vats that contained incomplete stones. so it was however many hundreds or thousands of souls in the vats plus what was in front of him. He was also still not going to make his brother's body but a complete stone. And the equivalent exchange thing is actually kind of tied with physics. You can't create something from nothing. You need an equal part of some base material to create another. Anyone who's been through a high school chemistry class can tell you that. The theory behind the philosopher's stone was that by using all the souls stored in it that you could bypass the requirement of equivalent exchange.
so if i got the stone i can do what ever i want.
but if i dont to bring back someone from the dead i just need one body and one soul overall. and dont tell me the law of alchemy cant bring the dead back or make life. because alchemy in its core can do anything as long if you have the base requirement, no matter how unethical it is.
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animefreak_usa wrote...
Clanned
I respect that you hate it, but atleast spell it correctly.
OnT :
Air.
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SeriousSAM wrote...
i didnt really like FMA. this series bugged me with the whole 'alchemy circle' as science. i saw the whole series, i digested it, took it apart discussed it with hardcore fans and i still refuse to believe that 'alchemy' and the 'alchemy circle' is science.
i dont like that serious either kinda stupid how they try to bring back their mom nd it all back fires on them i stopped watching after the 2 brothers find out that the one professor used his daughter and her dog to make a chimera. And the whole equal exchange is lame. Buso Renkin is a much better alchemy show in my opinion
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Yeah, another one who dislikes FMA here. It's not because of the alchemy shit, honestly; it's just I can't seem to bring myself to care about the characters. If I can't care about the characters, and have no interest in them whatsoever, then I don't really want to watch the series.
I don't really like Monster and Gankutsuo either. Objectively, I know they're good series, but again, I just can't bring myself to care.
I don't really like Monster and Gankutsuo either. Objectively, I know they're good series, but again, I just can't bring myself to care.
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Bakemonogatari:
I will admit that Bakemonogatari is indeed "different" and has a style of its own but it receives far too much hype. The animation, other than the fan-service scenes, was pretty bad and the storyline could definitely use some improvement. Enjoyability wise it was mediocre at best.
I will admit that Bakemonogatari is indeed "different" and has a style of its own but it receives far too much hype. The animation, other than the fan-service scenes, was pretty bad and the storyline could definitely use some improvement. Enjoyability wise it was mediocre at best.
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Haruhi Suzumiya.
I had it pushed on me, watched it and could not get into it--at all!
Also during the time all the hype surrounding the show deterred me away even more.
I had it pushed on me, watched it and could not get into it--at all!
Also during the time all the hype surrounding the show deterred me away even more.
