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The Vision of Escaflowne
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~*Matsuo*~
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The Vision of Escaflowne
Has anyone ever heard of Escaflowne? I think it is totally awesome. I have a hard time finding fans of this anime and that disappoints me. I've only seen about 8 or so episodes but I like it.
Also, who out there like Lord Dilandau and the Dragon Slayers?
Also, who out there like Lord Dilandau and the Dragon Slayers?
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re: The Vision of Escaflowne
Hmmm, I've seen the Manga in my store but I didn't buy it because I didn't know if it was any good
Do you think I should buy it? - because if it's good I'll check it out
Do you think I should buy it? - because if it's good I'll check it out
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re: The Vision of Escaflowne
I thought it was good, but I did not approve of the usage of mecha in the series. If there is mecha in a series, it has to be in a realistic setting, seeing mechs in medievel times does not sit well with me. The limited tunnel vision the mechs have makes me wonder how they can be useful in combat at all. I think I'd like the Escaflowne movie better (Since it has no medievel mecha) but I have yet to watch it.
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You dont much aprove of anything do you?<Mobile_Turn_X> wrote:I thought it was good, but I did not approve of the usage of mecha in the series. If there is mecha in a series, it has to be in a realistic setting, seeing mechs in medievel times does not sit well with me. The limited tunnel vision the mechs have makes me wonder how they can be useful in combat at all. I think I'd like the Escaflowne movie better (Since it has no medievel mecha) but I have yet to watch it.
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re: The Vision of Escaflowne
The reason I dislike Gundam Seed is because after watching so many different mecha series, a show has to reach my specific requirements for me to enjoy it, hence the fact that I absolutely detest Evangelion and Gundam Seed Destiny (Please not that this is Seed Destiny I am talking about. While I didn't really like Gundam Seed, it is far superior to Seed Destiny, which really dropped the ball after the first 8 episodes. A shame really, considering that those episodes were fantastic. Plus you got a whopping total of 6 recap episodes, and recycled animation was just too frequent in the latter half of the show, unacceptable for a series that has a budget twice that of a typical anime series).
Mecha anime is, in a way, a part of my culture, just about every old school fan who has lived in the Philippines loves mecha anime, because, well, Mecha anime was the first anime to hit our shores, back in the 70s. Even my Parents and many of my teachers used to watch mecha anime (*cough* Mazinger Z *chough* Choudenji Robo Voltes V *cough* UFO Robo Grendizer *cough* Getter Robo *cough* Daiku Maru Gaiking *cough* etc...).
I do watch other stuff as well, Eden's Bowy is one of my favorite series, while I also liked other animes such as Ruroni Kenshin, Gatekeepers, Gensomaden Saiyuki, Shadow Skill, and Slam Dunk just to name a few. Currently I am watching Tsukiyumi: Moon Phase, and I am enjoying it a great deal.
Oh, yes, I apologise for going off topic ~*Jakotsu*~.
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re: The Vision of Escaflowne
i have seen the first episode to where the part when That one guy which Van made a scar on his face and he tries to get revange back
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I love the series, though I think that the movie was only good for the music. I typically thought that the series started out slow. But hey that's just an old fart's opinion...
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~*Matsuo*~
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re: The Vision of Escaflowne
I think the use of mecha in a medievil setting is unique and a good idea. I mean, they're always in a futuristic setting and things and there were mecha in the Escaflowne movie too, they just changed some of the design a bit. And no one has answered my question. Does anyone out there like Dilandau and his Dragon Slayers? o.O
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OMG OMG OMG OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!this is my ALLTIME fav anime i luv it sooooooooooooooooooo much
the best ever YAY!!!!!!!!
the best ever YAY!!!!!!!!
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re: The Vision of Escaflowne
Escaflowne the movie is realy dark
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re: The Vision of Escaflowne
I liked the series. Though I wasn't able to see the end of it yet...after how many years since I first started watching. Which was, oh...I think almost 7 years now. Ack...feel old (no offense to those who are maturer than me).
I have a few of the DVDs: 1-4 and 7 I believe (counting out the Unlimited Movie set). I haven't been able to continue with it anymore since I keep spending my money on manga books. lol. In that manga spending, I've gotten the manga version of Esca Flowne. It's quite different than the anime...an alternate general story format, but I enjoyed it.
As for the answer to your question...hm...can't say I'm much of a liker towards the Dragon Slayers and Dilandau himself. Sorry.
I have a few of the DVDs: 1-4 and 7 I believe (counting out the Unlimited Movie set). I haven't been able to continue with it anymore since I keep spending my money on manga books. lol. In that manga spending, I've gotten the manga version of Esca Flowne. It's quite different than the anime...an alternate general story format, but I enjoyed it.
As for the answer to your question...hm...can't say I'm much of a liker towards the Dragon Slayers and Dilandau himself. Sorry.
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re: The Vision of Escaflowne
i love that anime i find it i a shop and all the DVD set for £12
i think it is a materpiece for 1996 lol
i think it is a materpiece for 1996 lol
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i own Escaflowne The Movie and it so great. i like it so much. in fact i got a collecters box set and it came with 3 discs. one is the movie, second is special features, and third is the movies soundtrack. its amazing.
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