Comments on: Kemonozume – 9 – Old habits die hard http://www.bateszi.me/2006/10/25/kemonozume-9-old-habits-die-hard/ Anime fans forever Fri, 30 Jul 2010 02:01:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: bateszi http://www.bateszi.me/2006/10/25/kemonozume-9-old-habits-die-hard/#comment-513 bateszi Fri, 27 Oct 2006 19:24:04 +0000 http://localhost/?p=124#comment-513 Cheers for the comments Michael, I'm glad you're enjoying Kemonozume - it's destined to be a cult show within anime fandom; the "ugly duckling", but it's actually a very original and enthralling series that goes from weird to erotic to horror within a matter of minutes. I love the art style too - especially the contorted facial expression and the way the characters move. As far as finding something to watch this season, there is a whole load of good but not great type of shows. I'm following well over 5 new series, but I got sick of blogging the popular anime like Black Lagoon and Death Note because each episode is already reviewed 20+ times elsewhere, it just seems like wasted effort when you think that virtually no-one is even looking at Kemonozume or even Red Garden. Basically it feels more rewarding reviewing something that's under watched; I'm chuffed I've managed to convince you to give these two shows a look! :) Cheers for the comments Michael, I’m glad you’re enjoying Kemonozume – it’s destined to be a cult show within anime fandom; the "ugly duckling", but it’s actually a very original and enthralling series that goes from weird to erotic to horror within a matter of minutes. I love the art style too – especially the contorted facial expression and the way the characters move.

As far as finding something to watch this season, there is a whole load of good but not great type of shows. I’m following well over 5 new series, but I got sick of blogging the popular anime like Black Lagoon and Death Note because each episode is already reviewed 20+ times elsewhere, it just seems like wasted effort when you think that virtually no-one is even looking at Kemonozume or even Red Garden. Basically it feels more rewarding reviewing something that’s under watched; I’m chuffed I’ve managed to convince you to give these two shows a look! :)

]]> By: Michael B. http://www.bateszi.me/2006/10/25/kemonozume-9-old-habits-die-hard/#comment-512 Michael B. Fri, 27 Oct 2006 14:44:17 +0000 http://localhost/?p=124#comment-512 Thanks for throwing this series up. I've been trying to find something worth watching this season (not interested in Death Note, having read the manga, and I really don't like Pumpkin Scissors), and you've actually pointed me to the two shows that I am watching (Red Garden, and now this, Kemonozume). I just watched the first episode, and I'm enthralled - I can't even believe that I just spent half an hour watching this show, the time flew by. The art style at once reminds me of the style used in that Animatrix short a while back, while the story is at once presented well enough to keep the viewer from being confused. Great pick, and I'm glad to have been able to find this series. Thanks for throwing this series up. I’ve been trying to find something worth watching this season (not interested in Death Note, having read the manga, and I really don’t like Pumpkin Scissors), and you’ve actually pointed me to the two shows that I am watching (Red Garden, and now this, Kemonozume). I just watched the first episode, and I’m enthralled – I can’t even believe that I just spent half an hour watching this show, the time flew by. The art style at once reminds me of the style used in that Animatrix short a while back, while the story is at once presented well enough to keep the viewer from being confused. Great pick, and I’m glad to have been able to find this series.

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