Crest of the Stars is a show that was sold to me as this big political space epic, and maybe when paired with Banner of the Stars, its sequel, it is. But on its own, it’s kind of lacking. In characterization, in plot development, in charm, and in general. It’s by no means awful, it just lacks the greatness of, say, Gundam, or Legend of the Galactic Heroes. It’s kind of like watching .hack//SIGN. It’s LoGH by way of Dot Hack: a lot of talking, not a lot actually going on. And by the end, the characters aren’t that different than when they started out like. I guess that’s realistic? I mean, people in real life don’t develop like fictional characters, in some grand linear fashion. But I guess I was just expecting a little more from what I’d been told.
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Otaku Evolution Episode 61 – Crusher Joe
What happens when you get the incomparable talent of Yoshikazu Yasuhiko to adapt the characters of the hit sci-fi books of Haruka Takachiho? You get the Crusher Joe movie, full of high-flying, danger warping, gun hand firing, disco brawling action from a crew of professional… uh… odd job takers? How does one describe the work of the Crushers? Varied.
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Sci Fi vs Gurren Lagann
As many of you know by now Gurren Lagann has begun its first airing in the United States. Every Monday at 11PM EST you can catch two new episodes, airing only on the Sci Fi channel. Sounds great right? An amazing series with an average dub getting air time is always great. Unfortunately Sci Fi, best known for bringing us epic series’ such as Battlestar Galactica and countless original movies no one will ever watch, is ruining the experience.
If you’ve yet to tune in you might be asking how. Let’s start by looking at some basic times…
