Comments on: Akiyuki Shinbo’s Day Off

By: ETERNAL

ETERNAL — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 03:12:25 +0000

@ schneider: I'd be the last person to say that something is wrong with loli vampires, trust me :P @ digitalboy: Interesting. In the context of his career, I guess it was more significant than I thought. I'm a little pleased to hear that the show was mostly his doing, though - I can't imagine the source material being nearly as unique. @ Kona: Hmm... I'll have to check for that. SHAFT has been known to run out of money/time before (Bakemonogatari anyone?), but they usually do a good job in the long run. @ Shin: I AM DISAPPOINT. But the real question, of course, is whether or not I should try to track down this CG collection you're speaking of. @ phossil: I think it's worth finishing it. The plot isn't anything special, but the presentation is fairly original.

By: phossil

phossil — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:11:18 +0000

I started whatching Tsukuyumi, but then in a twits of events I didnt finished (dont know, maybe the plot was too predictable), and I chose to watch another show. I think I should finish it at least.

By: Shin

Shin — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 06:02:46 +0000

Revoke my lolicon license immediately as I’ve not seen this, as I only got to know of Hazuki through an ero-cg collection by WAVE.

By: Kona

Kona — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 04:51:28 +0000

There was a scene in the last episode (if I am not mistaken) which made me think that the people in charge of the animation were rather unprofessional (or maybe they were just low on chash?).
If you have time, check out the part at the end where the main character (Kouhei or Youhei was his name…) went and rescue the heroine. The part where he was putting the nekomimi on her head, watch closely, and you’ll know what I mean. :\

By: digitalboy

digitalboy — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 02:42:01 +0000

Day off? I’d call it a break-through. Gotta remember, this was the first work Shinbo had in years after making Nanoha where he wasn’t able to really show his style off. Then he gets this new studio to work with doing their first show and looking to use his style – I think if it was fun, it was because it was exciting.

The manga can be attributed to almost nothing – anything fun in the series is pretty much anime original.

By: schneider

schneider — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 02:25:18 +0000

What’s wrong with loli vampires?

I’ve yet to watch Tsukuyomi Moon Phase, but I want to try it out in order to see how Shinbo has evolved throughout the years.