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So where the hell can I find all of great mazinger? Everywhere ive looked basically points to the torrent where this guy subbing it only did 34 out of the 56 episodes. Do I just shell out for the DVD? Also Mazinger thread.
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So I started watching this show not too long ago, and I'm about ten episodes in. Here are some impressions I had: - The show throws us in to Eiji's family drama really suddenly. Right from the get go, we're served with Eiji and Gail having a conversation about Gail getting with Eiji's sister, during the calm of a giant robot fight no less. - I understand that David's mad about his friend getting killed, but he's really been a huge, unecessary jerk to Eiji. - Stemming from the above, I found episode 7, where Eiji and David finally just slugged it out to be quite cathartic. - I'm finding Anna kind of annoying, not because I have something against kid characters, but because she keep reiterating how Eiji is protecting everyone and is totally heroic and stuff. The audience sees that Eiji's doing his best, there's no need for a hype-man (female). - Gosterro is one of the major immersion breaking issues I have with the show. This guy is so bonkers that he's barely even functional. He has blood lust so strong that he sees no problem with killing his subordinates as long as he's not caught. The Gradossian army seems somewhat level headed for what they are, so I can't understand how a guy like him still has a job, or hasn't been court-martialed yet. - This brings me to immersion breaking issue number 2: Why are the aliens from the far reaches of space humans that speak human language, and can use human machinery? Despite everything that's happened in the show thus far, I'm surprised not one character thought this was weird, though I guess it's because they didn't believe Eiji was an alien at all.