8 Replies 3039 Views 0 Likes 5 Participants Last post by CricketBeautiful 5 Apr 2006 15:18
Ronin Exalted Member posted 2 Apr 2006 12:43
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`The Magun has thawed...` Got FF Unlimited, (phase 1) on the cheap Thought `ho hum` I watched it and im kinda hooked I like the character design, the sensible melding of animation and CGi and the plot. (scary watermelon patches anyone??) Its Amano, isnt it? the music is good too. Just to let all you FF fans know you have a convert but what to see next?
Cep
Cep Board Pirate posted 2 Apr 2006 13:51
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You saw FF the film? The one were they go to the center of the world etc? Or doe you mean another FF film I havent seen yet Nike
Elvin Ruler
Elvin Ruler Forum God posted 2 Apr 2006 15:32
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Final Fantasy: Unlimited is an anime series. I have the first two discs and plan on getting the rest when finances allow. It's really good. I was surprised by how much I like it. I do believe that Amano was involved in the character designs, but I'm not sure, so don't quote me on that.
Ronin Exalted Member posted 3 Apr 2006 04:34
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I was surprised too. is it just me or do I detect a Moorcockian element there? Kase is definately Corum, the prince with the silver hand. Not only has he traded his right hand in for a demon summoner, he only appears to have one normal eye... And theres a lot of Moorcock in Amanos art.
Elvin Ruler
Elvin Ruler Forum God posted 3 Apr 2006 15:42
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I've never read Moorcock. Haven't ever heard of him, actually, but reading his bio on the internet, I might have to look for some of his books.
CricketBeautiful
CricketBeautiful Forum God posted 5 Apr 2006 07:46
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Moorcock. Eeeps. Hubby loves him. I love hubby. I'm the one who will decide which boxes get unpacked first, and the box is well labelled. I'll do the kids' books first; with any luck, there won't be enough shelf space for them on the main shelves.
Ronin Exalted Member posted 5 Apr 2006 09:14
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Im not quite sure how to interpret that.
meridianday
meridianday Galaxy Girl posted 5 Apr 2006 10:40
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I'm pretty sure I've interpreted it correctly. Husband will never realise that you'll be trying to keep his books hidden, I suppose?
CricketBeautiful
CricketBeautiful Forum God posted 5 Apr 2006 15:18
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Nope, never. So long as I don't try to sell them, they can stay in the boxes till he wants to read them, which I don't see happening because he's so busy with other stuff.
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