Comments on: Series "Review": Azumanga Daioh http://m3.dasaku.net/series-review-azumanga-daioh/327/ Hell and Heaven Moéltdown Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:58:09 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Series Synopses @ Mega Megane Moé http://m3.dasaku.net/series-review-azumanga-daioh/327/comment-page-1/#comment-638 Series Synopses @ Mega Megane Moé Thu, 17 Jan 2008 23:32:43 +0000 http://m3.ikimashou.net/?p=327#comment-638 [...] the bar for straight-up school-life comedy, with a diverse and golden cast.” Review located here (contains [...] [...] the bar for straight-up school-life comedy, with a diverse and golden cast.” Review located here (contains [...]

]]> By: CCYoshi http://m3.dasaku.net/series-review-azumanga-daioh/327/comment-page-1/#comment-409 CCYoshi Mon, 27 Aug 2007 18:35:00 +0000 http://m3.ikimashou.net/?p=327#comment-409 Seems like a sensible evaluation of the series. It feels like there's a bunch of school life series, at least recently: Hidimari Sketch, Lucky Star, Zetsubou (maybe), supposedly Manabi Straight (haven't watched it yet, though)...but then again it might just be a bar for comedy shows in general. I know I fall guilty of always wanting to compare something to something else.<br/><br/>Same goes with idolizing a show. I imagine most people have at least one show that they bow down and worship, and since Azumanga is the type of series that could draw newcomers into anime, it could definitely be one's "first love of anime" (which usually can't be touched).<br/><br/>Man, my comments feel long. Seems like a sensible evaluation of the series. It feels like there’s a bunch of school life series, at least recently: Hidimari Sketch, Lucky Star, Zetsubou (maybe), supposedly Manabi Straight (haven’t watched it yet, though)…but then again it might just be a bar for comedy shows in general. I know I fall guilty of always wanting to compare something to something else.

Same goes with idolizing a show. I imagine most people have at least one show that they bow down and worship, and since Azumanga is the type of series that could draw newcomers into anime, it could definitely be one’s “first love of anime” (which usually can’t be touched).

Man, my comments feel long.

]]> By: TheBigN http://m3.dasaku.net/series-review-azumanga-daioh/327/comment-page-1/#comment-408 TheBigN Mon, 27 Aug 2007 18:09:00 +0000 http://m3.ikimashou.net/?p=327#comment-408 Based on how often I preach it myself in my posts, I should add "relatibility" into my posts as well. <br/><br/>I think that AzuDai is a good show, but not a great one, but it makes sense that based on how many school slice of life shows there are (are there really that many? :P), it would be a good show to compare with. I do get confused when people seem to place the show on a pedestal though. It can get repetitive, in situation (but that's what happens when people go through high school) and in the character's actions, but I didn't think of it as too much of a problem, and life is like that too. I did like the interplay that some characters had (mostly Yomi/Tomo and Nyamo/Yukari). Based on how often I preach it myself in my posts, I should add “relatibility” into my posts as well.

I think that AzuDai is a good show, but not a great one, but it makes sense that based on how many school slice of life shows there are (are there really that many? :P), it would be a good show to compare with. I do get confused when people seem to place the show on a pedestal though. It can get repetitive, in situation (but that’s what happens when people go through high school) and in the character’s actions, but I didn’t think of it as too much of a problem, and life is like that too. I did like the interplay that some characters had (mostly Yomi/Tomo and Nyamo/Yukari).

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