[tenchi:105885] Re: Re:OVA 19
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from | "True Sheol" <sheol@mail.ev1.net>
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subject | [tenchi:105885] Re: Re:OVA 19
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date | Wed, 13 Apr 2005 06:00:05 -0500
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AstroNerdBoy,
>I don't remember Yosho telling Tenchi he has a power that hasn't
been awakened. In episode 5, he does ask if Tenchi is determined
to rescue Ryoko and gives Tenchi Tenchi-ken.<
He's talking about the English dub, not the original
Japanese, yet another reason why dubbing liberties continue to
confuse fans.
>Now Tsunami is another thing. In episode 6, she does tell him to
believe in his own power (IIRC). Had K-sensei had his way, there
would have been more foreshadowing with Tsunami telling Sasami
that they must believe in Tenchi (Tsunami could have freed herself
from Kagato, but doing so would have destroyed a large portion of
the solar system).<
Yet, had Tenchi not manifest LHWs in the first two OVAs and
simply beaten Kagato in another fashion, Tsunami's line would have
been regarded as just another way telling Tenchi to believe in
himself. So, no matter what foreshadowing or hint is give, unless
it is made absolutely clear so that every brain-dead viewer
will 'get' it, it's bad storytelling. -_-#
>So there's a little foreshadowing with Tenchi, but things often
happen in stories without foreshadowing. However there was
foreshadowing with Misaki, just not in the form that we westerners
would like (meaning the anime).<
Let's make this simple. If it would have been so easy to
foreshadow Misaki's connection with the counter reaction, how
precisely could have Kajishima have done it which would have been
satisfactory? Keep in mind that each episode is only about 30
minutes. Also keep in mind that a counter reaction to the
Choushin's meddling isn't mentioned until midway through episode
19 and the Choushin don't actually explain what they were doing
until the end. Please, do tell. ]:)
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