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View Poll Results: Rating of Episode 353 | |||
091 - 100: Amazing... | 1 | 7.69% | |
081 - 090: Great... | 2 | 15.38% | |
071 - 080: Very Good... | 3 | 23.08% | |
061 - 070: Good... | 7 | 53.85% | |
051 - 060: Average... | 0 | 0% | |
041 - 050: Below Average... | 0 | 0% | |
031 - 040: Bad... | 0 | 0% | |
021 - 030: Very Bad... | 0 | 0% | |
011 - 020: Awful... | 0 | 0% | |
000 - 010: Painful... | 0 | 0% | |
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2012-02-22, 01:31 | Link #81 |
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I've been avoiding the anime for awhile now since I didn't really care for this arc in the manga. Having stated that, the events in this episode depict a part in this arc that made me particularly upset. So I was interested in seeing how the anime-only viewers would react. And I have to say I'm surprised. No one's really complaining about the current chain of events. No one's irked that Ichigo became a crying whiny little brat the moment he lost his powers to becoming all BAMF the second he gets his power back. And no one seems to care of the fact that all this time Ichigo's spent trying to regain his shinigami powers was all for nothing. Because apparently, he could've gotten it all back instantly just by sitting on his butt and waiting for Rukia to come stab him w/ Urahara's magic sword.
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2012-02-22, 03:01 | Link #82 |
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He didn't come off as whiny with that cool extra inner world scene and the 'resolve' glow in his eye. It's just another example of the anime team really fleshing things out, just like how we got a bit with Tsukishima's POV throughout the whole thing.
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2012-02-22, 04:02 | Link #84 | |
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Also it is very true that sometimes someone has to completely break down before they can proceed forward and though this arc POORLY demonstrated that the message still presented itself. Also uruhara has been around a long time, even created the hogokugu, i knew something was up and was possible, I just didnt know what it was until this episode. The entire scenario this episode presented creates more mystery as to the details of Ichigo's powers. To me it seemed like the author wanted to take a break from the constant shini-ichigo and try to build some character but failed hard. IMO it would have been a more enjoyable arc if ichigo would never have given up even when his own family turned against him, also showing his desperation and emotion in a different way would have far surpassed anything the past events in this arc presented. Also I dont think we can say all his training was for nothing, we can assume his experiences with full bring gave him a sense of another form of spiritual power. Understanding the complexities of spiritual power objects may hold ect. IMO the author didnt spill the beans to the viewers/readers about uruhara/ichi's dad/rukia working on bringing his power back in order to take a different approach to ichigo's character. It clearly emphasized his connection with his friends and family, the lack and therefor desire for power to protect them, and his distress at having nothing when he had so much before. In the end we get a new shini-ichigo that looks pretty bad ass, good ol bleach with rukia talking ichigo back up, and more things to contemplate. Things like what does this new look/power mean, and why is it so different then before. And for me personally im wondering if those markings on ichigo have anything to do with the people who gave their spiritual pressure in order to re-awaken/bring back ichigo's. And even more so now that multiple high level people helped him, were as before it was just rukia, what does that mean for his power ect. Also i can see your point about how you feel its kinda lame how ichigo went from completely broken to BAMF, yet you have to realize as soon as he got his shini powers back it was like the switch that was turned off due to his choices concerning mugetsu had been turned back on. Its like having all of the capabilities/possibilities you thought you had lost return to you in an instant. In other words ichigo's shinigami powers in which he has so much experience all returning to him instantly. To me its completely understandable, especially with ginjo's betrayal/trickery, id bet anyone would be pretty upset and probably look bad-ass if all that happened to them. With this regaining of his power i can see ichigo having to undergo more training in order to control/advance/ect with it.
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2012-02-22, 13:37 | Link #85 |
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One thing actually annoyed me in this episode: Ichigo becoming a shinigami without leaving his mortal body/gigai behind. <=====> Utra-extra-super plothole
As for the crying part-instant mood change, I couldn't care less. It's tipical Bleach flaw, nothing new there. |
2012-02-23, 04:03 | Link #90 |
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I guess they got tired of writing filler due to Kubo's inability to put any substantial content in his chapters. This isn't really much of surprise. Bleach's ratings have been ridiculously poor for ages now. Meanwhile Naruto's comical spin-off is getting an anime...
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2012-02-23, 04:07 | Link #91 |
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Was it because of too many filler episodes?
If it was, then it should've followed Bakuman's example; have a season once every year. It'll give more time for the manga to stay ahead and the anime adaptation can still follow the manga with virtually no filler episodes. Update: Wait a minute, maybe the anime's not really ending. It could be moving to a different timeslot. Awww snap... I think I jumped the gun there. Last edited by DarkJak2050; 2012-02-23 at 04:22. |
2012-02-23, 04:27 | Link #92 |
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I was just getting back into the show. If this happened a year ago I probably wouldn't have cared, but now I'm super sad. And i don't really like Naruto or One Piece, so its like no Big 3 anymore for me to read or watch. Tho i do love Fairy Tail. |
2012-02-23, 06:46 | Link #94 | |
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Not to mention if the final arc any good people will want it animated
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2012-02-23, 09:12 | Link #95 |
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They should have ended it after Aizen's defeat. It would have made for a decent ending.
I can only assume they weren't planning on ending the anime anytime soon back then, but Kubo's slowpoke pace eventually forced them to. There's only so much fillers you can make. Or is it that the ratings were god awful? At any rate, they'll most likely animate the final arc in a few years, assuming it doesn't totally bomb in the manga.
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2012-02-23, 12:02 | Link #96 |
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Yeah, I still think it would have been right to end it after Aizen was brought down. Thought it was a bizarre thing when the manga continued past that. Probably hit their limit of filler. That's going to be the biggest negative for Bleach in the end. I mean filler arcs inserted into the middle of an arc....that was just bad.
I wouldn't be surprised if the last arc was done via OVA or something. No point dropping people into yet another long filler just for the final arc. Since it is the end can just animate it down the road or OVA it.
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2012-02-23, 15:12 | Link #99 | |
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I could see them maybe doing that (Inuyasha style). Its just too bad it'll likely take a few more years before the manga ends and the anime team decides to animate the final arc. |
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