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subdee · 4 years

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Kare Kano eps 23-end

I’d forgotten how completely frustrating the ending to this series is, haha.

(The viewers looking up from the bottom of Cliffhanger Hell.)

I knew the show ended without resolving any of the major conflicts... in particular Arima still struggles with what the wiki calls “his personified trauma” and with irrational feelings of isolation, jealousy and possessiveness ... and Yukino is still oblivious to exactly how much darkness her boyfriend really has within him, although she also knows that she doesn’t know and probably can’t know, since she herself grew up in a happy family.

But to be honest, it’s OK to not resolve a long-running trauma? These conflicts are rarely neatly resolved in real life. To not resolve the trauma, even in a loving and functioning relationship, is more realistic to be honest.

(And yeah it is functioning... due to all of Arima’s darkness being internalized, not revealed to Yukino, most of the time. But, it’s revealed to the viewers and it’s disturbing stuff guys... and then the manga goes the full distance and shows Arima as an abuser, which, the kindest thing you can say about this is that it clarifies the story as an abuse narrative, which is a line the anime (deliberately) does not cross. In the Kare Kano anime the characters refuse to clarify themselves as good or bad, they stubbornly remain somewhere in the middle.)

But also, we start a new storyline that fits into the bully-bully victim mold of romantic love that (manga author) Masami Tsuda seems to enjoy, and that storyline doesn’t resolve either.... thank God because even though I kinda like Takefumi Tonami, Sakura doesn’t need a male love interest OMG.

I guess I’ll clarify that Sakura, an obvious lesbian, is the bully and Takefumi, a former chubby bratty rich kid turned basketball star, is the bully victim LMAO. But also, I refuse to show Takefumi and Sakura as a romantic couple so here, have some Takefumi and Arima instead.

(Although also, I am reading the wiki and even in the manga the most Takefumi gets out of Sakura is “let’s go travelling after we graduate” which TBH is ambiguous. This is one of those frustrating older series, like Fruits Basket, that introduces clearly gay and lesbian characters only to crush them in the end. But Sakura remains uncrushed thanks to the ambiguity of the ending so yay.)

So sure, leave the romance plots open. However....

What I did not remember, is that in addition to these major plotlines not being resolved, we never get to see the Culture Festival play the characters spend the last eight episodes preparing for.

This is extra jarring because the whole last string of episodes have titles like “14 days: Part 1″ which is a countdown to when the cultural festival will begin !!!

And the thing about this is, in a normally functioning production we could have definitely reached the ending? Or at least an ending? You can literally count the un-adapted manga chapters to see that if the show had followed a normal schedule, instead of using anime-only filler for episodes 24 and 25, episode 26 would have reached a logical stopping point. (Probably manga Act 36: Hurricane if I’m doing the math right.)

Which then begs the question, why was the choice made to not do this? They don’t even attempt to wrap up the series, if anything the ending is the most deliberate “fuck you, you want closure? read the manga” ending you could ever possibly imagine. (In fact most of the last episode consists of still frames with text, similar to reading a manga**)

Here’s some gossip from wikipedia:

1. Anno is credited as director for the first 16 episodes and co-director with Hiroki Sato for later episodes but with his name written in katakana as アンノヒデアキ ( anno hideaki ) possibly as a form of protest.

2. In an interview Hiroyuki Yamaga claimed that Gainax found it difficult to work with a series that is based on an original work stating ...”Kare Kano was supposed to be romantic comedy and we wanted to emphasize the comedy and not the romance. The author wanted to emphasize them both and that is where the conflict came to be. We would like to continue to work on it but we have upset the author, so it is very unlikely that there will be a continuation of the series. I am very sorry.”

It’s all hearsay but just looking at the way this anime ends... yeah man some kinda drama going on behind the scenes here. Anyway for those thinking of starting this anime, which is probably none of you LOLZ, I felt it was only fair to warn.

**Just as a final note, as a reader I just want to say that I appreciate the amount of text on screen in Kare Kano. And I especially appreciate the last episode being almost entirely text. Maybe only people who had more books than friends in middle school and who read constantly as kids will appreciate this, but I personally find that things have more emotional impact when I read them, compared to when I watch or listen to them. SO Kare Kano hits especially hard for me, because while the characters do a lot of internal monologuing, their deepest and darkest thoughts are never narrated. They are shown on screen as text. It just makes it feel more real TBH.

#kare kano #his and her circumstances #liveblogging #i still think this show is very good TBH #and the pros outweigh the cons #but YEAH MAN this is everything tumblr hates in the year of our lord 2019 #it's complex #it's dark but also funny and heartwarming #you are asked to sympathize with both bullies and victims #and to imagine that people who have darkness inside are still worthy of love and affection #also not gonna lie the production team loves drawing low-angle shots of middle and high school girls in short skirts #but anyway #watch kare kano folks

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newsintheshell · 5 years

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Svelati nuova locandina e altri membri del cast di “Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YU-NO”

La serie, tratta dall’omonima visual novel, sarà trasmessa a partire da questa primavera.

Pubblicata una nova immagine promozionale per la serie animata tratta dalla visual novel “Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YU-NO” (YU-NO: A Girl who chants love at the bound of this world). Assieme alla locandina, che vedete in testa all’articolo, è stata rivelata un’altra parte del cast:

Mitsuki Ichijou: Saori Oonishi

Eriko Takeda: Yuu Kobayashi

Kaori Asakura: Rena Maeda

Ayumi Arima: Kaori Nazuka

Kouzou Ryuuzouzi: Taiten Kusunogi

Masakazu Yuuki: Yuuki Fujiwara

Hideo Toyotomi: Takuya Eguchi

La serie sarà composta da 26 episodi e andrà in onda da aprile. Oltre ad approfondire tutti i personaggi cercherà di rappresentare tutte le route dell’opera originale. Mentre il gioco ruota solo attorno al punto di vista del protagonista Takuya, l’anime descriverà anche i rapporti legati alle varie ragazze. Hirakawa ha affermato che la serie surclasserà il gioco in quanto a battute sconce, Mio sarà ancora più tsundere e Kanna ancor più misteriosa.

Takuya Arima è un giovane studente il cui padre era uno storico che, dopo aver condotto varie ricerche, svanì nel nulla senza lasciare traccia. Durante le vacanze estive, però, Takuya riceve uno strano pacco speditogli proprio dal padre assieme ad una lettera che descrive nel dettaglio l’esistenza di mondi paralleli al nostro. All’interno trova anche un dispositivo in grado di farlo viaggiare fra altre dimensioni. Che suo padre sia realmente vivo? E se è così, dove si trova ora?

Il progetto sarà diretto da Tetsuo Hirakawa (Zero kara Hajimeru Mahou no Sho) presso lo studio feel. (Island, Hinamatsuri) e il design dei personaggi sarà curato da Mai Ootsuka (Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru!). La colonna sonora sarà ad opera di Keishi Yonao (Dies Irae), ma sarà utilizzato anche materiale del compositore originale Ryuu Takami, scomparso nel 2011 assieme all’autore Hiroyuki Kanno.

La sigla di apertura si intitolerà "Kono Yo no Hate de Koi wo Utau Shoujo" e sarà cantata da Asaka. Il brano di chiusura sarà invece a cura di Konomi Suzuki e si intitolerà "Shinri no Kagami, Ken no You ni".

La visual novel originale sviluppata da Elf Corporation è stata pubblicata dapprima nel 1996, poi nel 1997 per Sega Saturn e nel 2000 è uscita una riedizione per PC. Mages e 5bp ne hanno lanciato un remake per PS4 e PS Vita il 16 marzo 2017. L’opera ha ispirato un adattamento animato per adulti di quattro episodi, uscito nel 1998. Souji Ishida ha disegnato una versione manga della storia, serializzata a partire dal 2017 e conclusasi con il 2° volume.

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steamedtangerine · 2 years

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Hiroyuki Arima house in Dazaifu

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delhi-architect2 · 4 years

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ArchDaily - 8008 / Hiroyuki Arima + Urban Fourth

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Location: Fukuoka Japan.

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shirotdezainathings · 5 years

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Revelan imagen promocional para el nuevo arco de Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shōjo YU-NO #Anime #ElMundoDelNeko #CorporativoArcanos

El sitio oficial para la adaptación animada de la novela visual de Hiroyuki Kanno, Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shōjo YU-NO publicó el día de hoy una nueva imagen promocional para el nuevo arco del anime. El proyecto se estrenó el pasado 2 de abril y contará con 26 episodios.

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Yuu Hayashi como Takuya Arima.

Ari Ozawa como Yu-No.

Maaya Uchida como Kanna Hatano.

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recentanimenews · 4 years

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HBO MAX and Crunchyroll Team to Bring Fans More Anime On May 27th

The Crunchyroll team is excited to share details about our partnership with HBO Max!! Last week, the launch date for the new streaming platform was revealed: May 27th. On day 1, you'll be able to explore a collection of 17 of your favorite Crunchyroll series on HBO Max, bringing great anime to stand side-by-side with series like HBO's Barry (a CR staff favorite!), the upcoming Adventure Time special Adventure Time: Distant Lands, and many, many more! South Park, Konosuba, Doctor Who, and Re:ZERO all side-by-side? That's powerful!!

Not only will HBO Max subscribers be able to watch launch titles like beloved classics Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood or the latest and greatest like the genre-blending mystery and Crunchyroll Original In/Spectre, but the Crunchyroll team will also be curating the best of anime to bring to the world of HBO Max each quarter. In addition to the 17 launch titles and new seasonal hits, we'll be adding great series like Death Note and Hunter x Hunter to HBO Max later this year.

We couldn't be prouder to stand alongside our friends at HBO, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Rooster Teeth, and the rest of the WarnerMedia family to share anime we love so much with fans who are able to get their first taste of Crunchyroll and to long-time fans who are excited to be able to watch a curated selection of anime alongside their other favorite movies and TV. Please stay tuned for more information as we announce new titles for HBO Max in the future!

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TITLES AVAILABLE ON DAY ONE, MAY 27th:

Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood – Full Series (64 episodes)

Disregard for alchemy’s laws ripped half of Edward Elric’s limbs from his body and left his brother Alphonse’s soul clinging to a suit of armor. To restore what was lost, the brothers seek the Philosopher’s Stone.

Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- (Director’s Cut) – Season 1 (13 episodes and 1 OVA) Natsuki Subaru, an ordinary high school student, is transported to another world where the only person to reach out to him was a beautiful girl with silver hair. Determined to repay her, Subaru agrees to help the girl find something she's looking for.

In/Spectre – Season 1 (12 episodes)

In this Crunchyroll Original, an enthralling, fantastical mystery mixes with the supernatural and romance, as a duo sets out to solve a series of dark incidents plaguing their world.

Keep Your Hands off Eizouken – Season 1 (12 episodes)

Three high school students band together to create an animation club to realize the "ultimate world" that exists in their minds.

Rurouni Kenshin – Full Series (94 episodes)

Former government assassin, Kenshin Himura works to keep the peace during the Meiji Era in Japan, a time of troubled renewal after a long and bloody civil war.

KONOSUBA -God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! – Seasons 1 and 2 (22 episodes)

Kazuma Sato is transported to a fantasy world filled with adventure after a traffic accident. Now, along with the goddess Aqua, he is on a quest to solve many of this world's problems.

Bungo Stray Dogs – Seasons 1 – 3 (37 episodes)

Kicked out of his orphanage and on the verge of starving to death, Atsushi Nakajima meets members of the "Armed Detective Agency" said to solve incidents that even the military and police won't touch.

Berserk – Seasons 1 and 2 (26episodes)

Spurred by the flame raging in his heart, the Black Swordsman Guts continues his seemingly endless quest for revenge.

Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress – Season 1 (12 episodes)

At a time when the industrial revolution was carrying the world into the modern age, a horde of undead monsters suddenly appeared. The people of Hinomoto have built fortresses to help them survive this threat.

Kill la Kill – Season 1 (24 episodes)

Six years since their collaboration on the ground-breaking anime series, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, Hiroyuki Imaishi and Kazuki Nakashima are back to shock the world! Ryuko Matoi is a vagrant schoolgirl who enters Honnouji Academy to search for clues to the truth behind her father's death.

Your Lie in April – Season 1 (22 episodes)

Kousei Arima was a genius pianist until his mother's sudden death took away his ability to play. Then he meets a violinist named Kaori Miyazono who changes his life forever.

ERASED – Season 1 (12 episodes)

A young manga artist struggles to make a name for himself while living with a strange condition that transports him back in time before something life-threatening occurs. How can he erase the threats to stop this from happening?

Kiznaiver – Season 1 (12 episodes)

A secret high school group is formed with students from different cities who share one another's pain: a "Kiznaiver."

Schwarzes Marken – Season 1 (12 episodes)

In 1983, the East German Army 666th TSF Squadron, “Schwarzes Marken,” is a special-response force tasked with assaulting BETA forces.

91 Days – Season 1 (13 episodes)

During prohibition, the law held no power and the mafia ruled the town. This 91-day story follows men guided by revenge as they try to escape their tragic fates.

The Testament of Sister New Devil – Seasons 1 and 2 (22 episodes)

Basara Toujo is a high school student whose father has suddenly just remarried. Hijinks ensue as his father then departs overseas leaving Basara with two new beautiful step-sisters.

Rokka -Braves of the Six Flowers – Season 1 (12 episodes)

Legend says, when the evil god awakens from the deepest of darkness, the god of fate will summon six braves and grant them with the power to save the world. However, it turns out that there are seven braves who gathered at the promised land.

TITLES AVAILABLE AFTER INITIAL LAUNCH WINDOW

Hunter x Hunter

Gon, a young boy who lives on Whale Island, dreams of becoming a Hunter like his father, who left when Gon was still young.

Death Note

Light Yagami is an ace student with great prospects and he's bored out of his mind. But all that changes when he finds the Death Note, a notebook dropped by a rogue Shinigami death god.

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geekcavepodcast · 5 years

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YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World Gameplay Trailer

Publisher Spike Chunsoft has released a trailer for the adventure game YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World. YU-NO follows Takuya Arima after he receives a package from his supposedly deceased father. Inside he finds a Reflector Device which allows him to travel between parallel worlds. Thus begins his journey to discover his father’s legacy and prevent a calamity which threatens all of reality.

YU-NO is written by Hiroyuki Kanno and was previously released on PC in 1996, Sega Saturn in 1997, and Windows in 2000. Now the game is getting a release here in the west for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam on October 1, 2019. The game will feature Japanese audio with English text. The Nintendo Switch and PS4 editions had to have a few content changes in order to be released. (A sunbeam placed over a character’s naked lower body and some cursor interaction symbols replaced by the “investigation” symbol.) The changes will not be applied to the PC version, which will be identical to the Japanese Nintendo Switch release.

#yu-no #yu-no: a girl who chants love at the bound of this world #spike chunsoft #hiroyuki kanno #nintendo switch #ps4 #steam #TGCLiz

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vintageanimeseller · 7 years

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Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou Act 1.0 CD Kare Kano His and Her Circumstances

AVAN Title

An Angel’s Promise (Full Version)

Lyrics By – Fumiya Fujii

Music By, Arranged By – Norio Ariga

Producer – Fumiya Fujii

Vocals – Mai Fukuda

A Summary Of The Story Until Now (Shotarou’s March)

Yukino Miyazawa I (Concerto)

Yukino Miyazawa II (March)

Everyday Peace

Peace And Quiet

Work Harder Together

Peace Reigns In The Land

We Meet Only To Part

Souichiro Arima II

Souichiro Arima I

Into A Dream II

The Miyazawa Family

Putting The Cart Before The Horse

Yukino Miyazawa III (Jazz Rock)

Coexistence And Co-Prosperity

Yukino Miyazawa IV (Kanon)

Yukino Miyazawa V (Nocture)

Undaunted

Into A Dream III

Treasure Every Meeting

Into A Dream (Full Version)

Producer, Arranged By – Shinkichi Mitsumune

Vocals – Atsuko Enomoto, Chihiro Suzuki

A Summary Of The Story Hereafter

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Design – Ken Y Engineer [Assistant] – Hironobu Takikawa, Hiroshi Nemoto, Kazuyo Sakaguchi, Kenichi Arai, Kenji Furukawa, Kunihiro Kamigaki, Masami Konagaya, Mitsuru Ishii, Yasuhiko Miyasaka*, Sayuri Taguchi, Takashi Oizumi*, Tomoaki Sato Recorded By [Engineer] – Hiroyuki Tuji*, Kohichi Suzuki*, Yoshifumi Ito Written-By – Shiro Sagisu (tracks: 1, 3 to 12, 14 to 20, 22, 24), Yosui Inoue (tracks: 13, 21, 23)

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newsintheshell · 5 years

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Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YU-NO, pubblicati i bozzetti di Kanna

L’adattamento animato della visual novel sarà prodotto dallo studio Feel.

Pubblicati i bozzetti di Kanna Hatano, realizzati da Mai Ootsuka (Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru!). Il personaggio, interpretato da Maaya Uchida, è una delle protagoniste di “Kono Yo no Hate de Koi o Utau Shoujo YU-NO” (YU-NO: A Girl who chants love at the bound of this world), la serie animata tratta dall’omonima visual novel, uscita originariamente nel 1996 e della quale è stato realizzato un remake da Mages. e 5bp, uscito nel 2017.

La serie sarà composta da 26 episodi e andrà in onda da 2 aprile. Oltre ad approfondire tutti i personaggi cercherà di rappresentare tutte le route dell’opera originale. Mentre il gioco ruota solo attorno al punto di vista del protagonista Takuya, l’anime descriverà anche i rapporti legati alle varie ragazze. Hirakawa ha affermato che la serie surclasserà il gioco in quanto a battute sconce, Mio sarà ancora più tsundere e Kanna ancor più misteriosa.

Il progetto è diretto da Tetsuo Hirakawa (Zero kara Hajimeru Mahou no Sho) presso lo studio feel. (Island, Hinamatsuri). La colonna sonora sarà quella ad opera di Keishi Yonao (Dies Irae), ma sarà utilizzato anche materiale del compositore originale Ryuu Takami, scomparso nel 2011 assieme all’autore Hiroyuki Kanno.

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