I've just finished the first half of the first season, and I'm not liking it. There's barely any tension, there's no laughs, the plot crawls at a snail's pace. I like the characters well enough, but they don't think outside of the box. I was also expecting a twist, like really everything happened in an hour at an accelerated pace and no one really died, but none of that. I think the capstone was the villain not giving a plausible reason on why he did the things he did, or even seeming evil.
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In Topic: Sword Art Online II
27 January 2015 - 07:54 AM
In Topic: Your Top Three of All Time
19 January 2015 - 02:40 PM
3. Planescape: Torment
2: Knights of the Old Republic
1. Shadow of the Colossus
(4 would be Dishonored and 5 would be Killer 7 6 would be God Hand)
In Topic: Who had the best fantasy weapon?
13 January 2015 - 12:08 PM
Thor's Hammer, Mjolnir. Marvel's version, of course. Gives him a distinctive edge against people who outpower him, like the Hulk. Acts as a focus for his power over lightning, the weather, opening dimensional portals, etc.
In Topic: Tokyo Ghoul
12 January 2015 - 03:16 PM
I've watched the whole series on Hulu. I have not read the manga.
I think the series is more or less sound, but I would definitely have directed it differently. I feel like the characters are a little flat and typed. My favorite one was Mado, and it's a little sad when you enjoy the villain more than the protagonist. I would have focused more on the world and history of ghouls, and not on a whiny Shinji Ikari clone.
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