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Showa Rider show are surprisingly very exciting and well shot.
https://youtu.be/F504iU_VES4 The only disadvantages they have compare to the newer rider show is plot.
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>>19737993 You should, Toei didn't have any safety protocols till the 00s and a lot of Rider stuntmen got fucked up.
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>>19738015 Well, they did blow it up. And it actually had a launcher for nuke-level projectiles.
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>>19736747 Super-1 is the worst Rider show in the franchise.
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>>19738174 It's the worst Showa one, but it's still better than some latest trash.
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>>19738015 Are you a complete pussy?
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>>19809322 >>19809322 >Are they different? That's what I want to find out. I don't know the source of EG's subs. They're either fansubs or a modified version of a BeezEnt script from a UK DVD.
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What's the best release of Majestic Prince?
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>>19814049 The one where you don't watch it.
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New thread when?
Axia Delta !!SuH5TLtysNd
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patlabor on tv > early days ova/movies
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>>17933202 the first ova is wildly inconsistent in terms of tone and overall episode quality. you have fun yet tense episodes like the bomb diffusal one, then whacky randumb shit like the sea monster one, and then half baked detective shit like the last two episodes (which they essentially turned into movie 2 to make the story any decent)
granted there's something of all 3 of those in TV patlabor but it's much more light hearted and comedic in tone. the inclusion of the supernatural shit just boggles my mind though, it just feels so out of place. there's not really a lot of serious stuff in patlabor other than the griffin storyline but imo that was kind of the worst part of patlabor TV. i would hate a patlabor tv show in the tone of the griffin episodes.
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>>17936829 >>17936839 >>17936861 So Hoba wasn't actually God in an early draft, his character was just inspired by an idea for a Lupin story where the titular character doesn't show up but still has his presence felt?
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>>17939296 Godguy here
iirc it was like, the story goes like [dramatic interpretation ensues] "Oshii got about ten minutes into the draft and they said lolno"
whatever it was it was a very, very early draft idea that went nowhere and is worthwhile only as a trivia matter at best
go dig through desu, there's likely to be some sort of answer there
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>>17939302 There's a thread that talks about it?
Thanks for the info. Sounds like it got shot down so early that things weren't even on the drawing board yet. Also, in the final movie, considering that Hoba's ID had 666 on it, maybe he didn't actually consider himself God, but the devil instead?
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>>17939296 He was actually god, Izubuchi and other staff stopped Oshii because they thought the ending was stupid. He recycled that ending for the live action movie except the pilot is a ghost instead of god.
https://desuarchive.org/m/thread/18478385/#18489712
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So is Getter-1 designed so that it can only be piloted by Ryoma, or can anyone else who gets in the cockpit use it if they want to?
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>>19724753 It really didn't. Armageddon is decent for its time but TTGL just blows it away not only in quality but also in how the entire show just radiates style from every pore, whereas Armageddon looks fairly typical of its era.
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>>19724769 Wrong. Wrong, wrong and wrong.
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>>19724780 I'll just pretend you had an actual point and that it completely blew me away so we can move past this without you blowing a gasket.
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>>19724785 My post had exactly as much substance as the one it replied to.
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Which Mech is capable of defeating Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann?
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>>19640020 >Posts God Reideen and not Ginguiser Anonymous
>>19639979 It basically is more powerful as it kept one-upping TTGL, this fact is very overlooked by power level fags that always bring up TTGL. if Simon had not went all in for a direct attack to the anti-spiral guy inside, he and all of humanity would have lost due to being overwhelmed by Granzomboney's power.
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>>19640054 The Gurren Lagann was practically disarmed by the Granzeboma. In the show, Simon inflicted the final blow with the Lagann alone, while in the movie he had to face the Anti-Spiral in a direct combat.
The Lagann (and other Gunmen Mechs) could potentially unlock the Spiral potential within their pilots, BUT they were practically useless (against greater threats) without a powerful spiral warrior.
Yes, Simon was a more power spiral warrior than the Anti-Spiral, but his final maneuver was a desperate act.
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>>19640054 >this fact is very overlooked by power level fags that always bring up TTGL Make that very overhyped by power level fags who are anti-TTGL.
Also for a direct attack to be possible, they had to break through whatever external defenses AS had in the first place.
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>+7,000 robot anime sales average
Gundam SAGE
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McDonalds is the bestselling hamburger, so I guess it's the best. Rihanna sold 250 million albums, so she's better than Bob Dylan.
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Citations would be nice
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Other boards are having fun with this, anyone else want to make some /m/ related stuff? I'll be posting the templates in a bit.
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>>19643035 You're right, it's an exploitable, because that's what we called them.
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>>19642973 The good arguments pointing out that this is an ad campaign got deleted. Spooky huh.
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>oh no they noticed I deleted the posts calling out the shill, better suddenly delete the whole thread
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>good arguments
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>>19643057,2 Said it without explaining why it is an ad campaign, I mean. It's just schizphrenic ramblings.
Does Tomino have something against women?
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>>19465766 I believe the implication is that Nina and Gato had a relationship similar to Kelly and Latuera (the couple at the junk yard) and that Gato had been with her between the OYW and the events of the show before he left to go get revenge during Operation Stardust, because like Kelly he couldn't let go of his past and move on. Which is what I think the one central theme of 0083 is, moving on.
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Tomino writes plenty of well-adjusted women, if you watch more than just Zeta. Pic related.
>>19473268 >>19465737 Based. They don't think it be like it is, but it do.
>>19474190 Yeah you're right bro Tomino is not like those shitlords ITT, he totally knows nothing about the real world and how women actually behave, just like you
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>>19483648 According to the science, no.
