[tenchi:106303] Re: [Semi-OT] Tenchi meets Belldandy?
to | tenchi@usagi.org
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from | Joseph Riggs <eumerin@yahoo.com>
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subject | [tenchi:106303] Re: [Semi-OT] Tenchi meets Belldandy?
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date | Mon, 23 Jun 2008 21:56:18 -0700 (PDT)
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--- On Mon, 6/23/08, Gregory Himes <gdhimes@yahoo.com> wrote:
> From: Gregory Himes <gdhimes@yahoo.com>
> Subject: [tenchi:106297] Re: [Semi-OT] Tenchi meets Belldandy?
> To: tenchi@usagi.org
> Date: Monday, June 23, 2008, 8:54 PM
> > > (I keep being impressed all over again with the
> values
> > of
> > > the AMS TV
> > > series -- these look *nice*.)
>
> Don't get too impressed, the art's pretty good, but
> in the first season, I really got tired of the
> "beating-a-dead-horse" of the human/immortal
> angst bit. Get over it (yeah, I know their relationship
> takes a long time to develop properly), show some
> variety in it, or keep the repetition off-screen.
> Hell, if I really liked a girl that much and she
> reciprocated,, I wouldn't care if she were immortal, a
> demon, or even a spirit. I never got that, "but
> they're not human" or "they're an
> artificial person" thing... If they have feelings WTF
> does it
> matter? (Though procreation might be a bit of a bitch...)
> ^_^
>
It's unfortunate that they changed the personalities slightly for the TV series.
For instance, TV Belldandy seems more clueless about relations between the genders
than she does in the manga (i.e. manga version needs to have human customs explained
to her; TV version might actually need to have the birds and the bees explained to
her...). And while the manga still has the "why aren't they married with kids by
now!?" problem, the TV series actually seems to move the relationship along even more
slowly.
I enjoyed the first season as a whole, but there were points when I just fast forwarded
through a scene.
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