Is Wolf's Rain a good example of a physical journey?
Posted: Jan 06, 2005 8:12pm
Hey, I'm Toboe-2. Sorry, I haven't posted anything here before, but I'm kind of re-introducing myself to forums again. Anyway, here in Australia, the first two volumes of Wolf's Rain has been released. While my feelings on the show to begin with were mixed; I do think it is a good show. It's defiantly improving, even though ep.10 was a bit of a back step in my opinion. (Sorry, hope I didn't offend anyone) My favorite character, as you've guessed is Toboe. I like him because of his naivety and innocence, and the fact that both voice actors (English and Japanese) convey that so well. He defiantly, like Cheeza, contrasts the darker characters well (e.g. Tsume).
Anyway, I'm guessing that most of you guys have seen all of Wolf's Rain off Cartoon Network. When school starts again, we're doing physical journeys. So far, though, Wolf's Rain seems to be a good example of it. But does it continue to be? This is going to help me with my assignment, so thanks! Um, gomeni nasi if I seemed rude or anything. Anyway, bye
Anyway, I'm guessing that most of you guys have seen all of Wolf's Rain off Cartoon Network. When school starts again, we're doing physical journeys. So far, though, Wolf's Rain seems to be a good example of it. But does it continue to be? This is going to help me with my assignment, so thanks! Um, gomeni nasi if I seemed rude or anything. Anyway, bye