>>61140
Or will it

"Emiya" is not exactly my favorite track. I don't think this would be very enjoyable.

Wish you could upload everything on mediafire, my isp doesn't like mu that much even with jdownloader.

Thanks for the share.

>>58653

You got that in 1080p? Just curious.

>>66038
My god, it's everywhere.

>>66038
>>66041
>>66059
Yeah, I thought I saw something about them being put up on Nintendo's Video application on the 3DS (which has actually had some pretty neat content so far.)

>>66038
Well...duh.
They're on the 3DS.

What the fuck did I just r-
>Ken Ishikawa
Oh

>>65993
And you are perfectly entitled to like it.
What you liked about it was good, but I just felt that it was outweighed by the parts where I just wonder when it'll get on with it.

But there in again, just my opinion.

re: Hunter x Hunter 316

Did... did Kaito turn into a moe character?

My favorite thing about Beelzebub is that most of the main cast doesn't actually give a fuck about the actual storyline.

It came out.

It was ignored.

It was not good.

From what I recall. It really just poorly mirrored other Supernatural episodes and neither did anything new or interesting enough to warrant any further investigation.

Pretty much all Madhouse attempts at animating western works, sadly.

>>65785
Tiki, are you taking pain-killers again?

>>65804
Nah, just derpin'.

This is the first villain of a legitimately threatening scale in the comic since... fuck... Hidan and Kakuzu?

Shame it's only going to last a chapter.

>>65633
I don't remember the ending of the comic vs the movie being that different, just cutting the bit out at the end with Night Owl mentioning a cheap porn comic he had of the original silk specter.

>>65633

I liked both versions, for slightly-different reasons; I'm not a purist — I just like to be entertained. I'm probably the only person who doesn't like one and vehemetly hate the other. Whatever.

As for the ending, I wouldn't say ruined. They probably had to cut out the Daniel-and-Laurie-randomly-having-"we're alive!"-sex to keep the rating from going any higher. I liked the bit with Ozy having a breakdown as Doctor Manhatten stood inside his orrery, but it wasn't terribly important.

A character's morals/goals as well as a larger message or theme is largely up to the individual to decide upon reading the work. In a movie, people don't want to think, they want to be told what to think. You're supposed to sit slack-jawed and drooling on yourself while you watch a movie, getting absorbed into the pace and tone. The director simply had to CHOOSE a theme and message to give to the audience; if that didn't match up with the message you personally got from the comic, too bad. The man isn't psychic, and he didn't set out to please just YOU.

Then again, I saw the movie first; I didn't have any expectations going into it, which is the right thing to do. Same as what they say about movie adaptations of books.

>I liked the bit with Ozy having a breakdown as Doctor Manhatten stood inside his orrery, but it wasn't terribly important.

That's gonna be a huge disagreement point with us, then, because the removal of that scene in place of Dan coming along and berating Ozymandias for what he's done, and adding in one final kiss between Manhattan and Laurie (not to mention her giving the "nothing ever ends" line as if she managed to fully understand him by the end) was what I felt changed the tone and message of the ending.

We had a moment where Ozymandias reverted back to Adrian at that last moment of the comic. He was questioning himself, he was no longer the King of Kings right then and there, and worst of all for him was that right at the moment when he would have needed the clarity, the foresight and planning he'd had all along, he had no answers: he was an ordinary man, and the living god in front of him had nothing to give him. Having somebody come along and tell him he was bad ruins that.

Dan and Laurie having sex could have been removed in place of falling asleep in each others arms or snuggling together and Doc Manhattan looking on from far away, the cathartic lovemaking wasn't as important as Laurie solidifying her connection with Dan and Doc Manhattan letting her go, which got flubbed with that final kiss and Dan looking on all weepy since Rorschach just got flash-popped into paste.

Rorschach death was mostly okay, but there was something to the fact that nobody followed him out or tried to stop him once he'd set himself on his path. Moore specifically wrote Rorschach to be unlikeable, with his death specifically linked to his creedo: "Never compromise. Even in the face of Armageddon, never compromise." Having Dan there to suddenly cry out when he dies didn't overwrite that, but using it to lead into him berating Ozymandias takes away some of the loneliness his death was supposed to have, and the fact that never compromising was what lead to it.

Quite frankly, another thing is that I can't just shut my brain off. If something is making me think along

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>>65639
This. This is the great literary work of mankind. Tolstoy? Steinbeck? Dumas? All mere hacks, their works laid bare and revealed as naught but garbage by this glorious creation.

>>65636
>>65639

Normally I hate rewrites... But this... This I can get behind.

>>65636
Didn't Dude von Doom do this one?

>>65525

I'm not sure if I want to suffer the entirety of this for the small shocks in-between.

>>65527
You could just start reading where Kumagawa shows up, that's where it's best anyway.

Oh dear lord, you people are defending fucking WITCH of all things.

>>64766
Welp, it's time for me to step in, as fan of the original comic.
You see, the original italian comic series began to be published around 2001, and it was fairly good (even despite some executive meddling that tweaked the plot), at least until the issue #64, when the last of the original creators leaved the comic.
Anyways, around the 2005, an animated adaptation was released based VERY loosely on the first arc, and making it more magical mediavalesque that the comic originally was (mostly since they wanted to cash on the LotR hype, The Return of The King was released around that time). And as we know, it was awful.
Enter Greg Weisman, of Gargoyles fame, who developed the second season of the series. And while it still was loosely based on the second arc it was better in plot and writing, the main antagonist, Nerissa, was pretty much a female version of Xanatos, the girls and co. weren't always with the advantage, and even Nerissa's own minions are more effective than their comic counterparts(specially Shagon/Matt), among other things.
Overall, while not a masterpiece, it was a huge improvement from the first season, and it made the series more enjoyable.

And >>64765 mentioned, he probably did the bad move of missing the second season.

Late bump
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/ir/suede/suede-played/32086-ninja-gaiden-sigma-level-1

>>65435
oh yeah, sorry bout that; I came here from 4chan, where touhou is usually discussed in /jp/ and not in /v/. awkward.

>>65437
It's discussed in both here, though the current thread is about a page or two back here on /jam/.

>>65439

http://plus4chan.org/b/jam/res/64084.htm

Bottom of the second page.

>>65352

Sure, why not?

Fucking bitch tears this entire episode. ;_;

Next episode is some Edolas filler and then Zeref's introduction. I'm not sure if they'll go into filler before the S-Class Trial, though.

>>65549
http://mangastream.com/read/fairy_tail/11960306/1

The character interactions are the best part of Fairy Tail.

>>65302
> Would take a guy in Chaps seriously.
Well I'm glad you're such an enlightened mind. On the internet. Personally I'd ask him to put on some god damn pants like the rest of civil society.

>>65305
Would I take a man who wears only leather chaps in my hometown seriously? I don't know, but probably not. It depends. But I'd rather not ignore the context of the setting when assessing a character's choice of dress. The fact is GiTS isn't the same as the world you and I live in.

>>65295
That's because bond is also thriller fiction akin to the pulps of the 30s and 40s with damsels in distress while Ghost in the Shell is more musings on particular facets of the world and ideals Shirow is tossing about at the time decorated in Major TnA and some technology shots; Different authorial styles and different strategies using the same type of character to entertain people in either one man philosophical debates or dry humored action. Except when Fleming starts talking about his theories on women but that's neither here nor there.

>>64977
Same here. I lost interest around the 7th or 8th episode, but I heard it picked up after the alien subplot.

If nothing else I did like the designs. Also, where's my coffee.

Heroman, F*ck Yeah! (4th of July Special)

I'm surprised this hasn't been posted yet.

>>65113
I never realized Peter Cullen narrated that trailer.

>>65227
Technically, these are target audiences.

>>65236

This. These are demographics. Not genres (except arguably yaoi and yuri).

>turn 540 degrees
>walk away