Dreckerplayer
Active member
Okay...
So, this episode was a lot better. I truly enjoyed the scenes from the movie(or inspired by them) however, the added scenes were well, you know...poorly executed, but it was certainly an improvement from before. I'm looking forward to whatever they're going to add, in the future.But you can kind of tell the difference between the "fill-in" scenes and movie scenes, significantly different.
Now the third ootsutsuki among them, Urashiki, his personality is a bit of a "clash". He's sort of the out of taste one, out of the bunch. Not sure if that's all that complimentary to their "high class"/"sophisticated" look/dynamic...however,he blends in just enough, in terms of color scheme and concept, but there's still signs of a lack of effort put into his design, and he's not on "par" with them, in those terms. Perhaps he's the egg drop out of the three...and that's fine.
Let's see how he'll blend in...
So, this episode was a lot better. I truly enjoyed the scenes from the movie(or inspired by them) however, the added scenes were well, you know...poorly executed, but it was certainly an improvement from before. I'm looking forward to whatever they're going to add, in the future.But you can kind of tell the difference between the "fill-in" scenes and movie scenes, significantly different.
Now the third ootsutsuki among them, Urashiki, his personality is a bit of a "clash". He's sort of the out of taste one, out of the bunch. Not sure if that's all that complimentary to their "high class"/"sophisticated" look/dynamic...however,he blends in just enough, in terms of color scheme and concept, but there's still signs of a lack of effort put into his design, and he's not on "par" with them, in those terms. Perhaps he's the egg drop out of the three...and that's fine.
Let's see how he'll blend in...
