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]]> By: sethjohnson http://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-209 sethjohnson Wed, 05 Jul 2006 19:07:52 +0000 https://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-209 Theoretically, I think the Hachikuro anime was targetted at a josei audience. Theoretically, I think the Hachikuro anime was targetted at a josei audience.

]]> By: Atazure http://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-208 Atazure Wed, 05 Jul 2006 17:20:52 +0000 https://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-208 AGH MUST READ OTHER COMMENTS FIRST ~_~ Sorry for the doubled Nana opinion... AGH MUST READ OTHER COMMENTS FIRST ~_~ Sorry for the doubled Nana opinion…

]]> By: Atazure http://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-207 Atazure Wed, 05 Jul 2006 17:19:44 +0000 https://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-207 I'm really looking forward to your impressions :) I sometimes think that (god i hope this doesn't make you run away screaming from HachiKuro) HachiKuro is a more awesome version of Nana, without all the heavy emo stuff. There's drama but drama that i myself find very close to how it looks in life :D So yay! And after which i'm still left with a sort of sinking heart, but unlike nana, i'm capable of finding some warmth in that heaviness (GRRR am i being too obvious with my dislike of the heavy atmosphere in Nana or what? So not biased :B ) Also i could talk about it a lot but i think that cinnamonass has pretty much grasped why it's so popular and i agree with him :) Lemme quote and cut out all the spoilers :D "I think HachiKuro has been a big hit in Japan and here because it totally hits its target audience - i.e. people at college/university age, like myself and probably most of the other people watching it on fansub. The issues presented are those we can totally empathise with since they’re pretty much what we’re going through..." - taken from Cinnamon Ass's review of the last episode of the first season :D (ep 24) And also i cut the most important part of it because it's kind of a spoiler and kinda not...Uh..right. Ha and we do seem to have similar tastes, the first episode of HaciKuro totally threw me off and i decided not to watch it. It was just so bizzarre and i was really puzzled at what was going on, but for some weird reason i downloaded more later on and fell in love. Tasty. :) I’m really looking forward to your impressions :) I sometimes think that (god i hope this doesn’t make you run away screaming from HachiKuro) HachiKuro is a more awesome version of Nana, without all the heavy emo stuff. There’s drama but drama that i myself find very close to how it looks in life :D So yay! And after which i’m still left with a sort of sinking heart, but unlike nana, i’m capable of finding some warmth in that heaviness (GRRR am i being too obvious with my dislike of the heavy atmosphere in Nana or what? So not biased :B )

Also i could talk about it a lot but i think that cinnamonass has pretty much grasped why it’s so popular and i agree with him :) Lemme quote and cut out all the spoilers :D

“I think HachiKuro has been a big hit in Japan and here because it totally hits its target audience – i.e. people at college/university age, like myself and probably most of the other people watching it on fansub. The issues presented are those we can totally empathise with since they’re pretty much what we’re going through…” – taken from Cinnamon Ass’s review of the last episode of the first season :D (ep 24)

And also i cut the most important part of it because it’s kind of a spoiler and kinda not…Uh..right.

Ha and we do seem to have similar tastes, the first episode of HaciKuro totally threw me off and i decided not to watch it. It was just so bizzarre and i was really puzzled at what was going on, but for some weird reason i downloaded more later on and fell in love. Tasty. :)

]]> By: Crayotic Rockwell http://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-206 Crayotic Rockwell Wed, 05 Jul 2006 17:12:19 +0000 https://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-206 Yes, as the above stated.. if the episodes were shorter I probably could have made it through season 1.. but as it was, I kept finding myself looking at my watch, wondering when I could move onto something else But I'm not much for slice of life either, unless it's more grounded in the comedy aspect Yes, as the above stated.. if the episodes were shorter I probably could have made it through season 1.. but as it was, I kept finding myself looking at my watch, wondering when I could move onto something else

But I’m not much for slice of life either, unless it’s more grounded in the comedy aspect

]]> By: punkednoodle http://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-205 punkednoodle Wed, 05 Jul 2006 17:03:53 +0000 https://animebento.wordpress.com/2006/07/05/honey-and-clover-why-not/#comment-205 There are two ways that you can look at this series. 1.) It's slow and dragging for a series. No excitement whatsoever. Everything is in gaussian blur. ERGH! Maybe Morita is kewl but NAH! Whatever! And Mayama suxxorz! May he rot in fandom! (not entirely... I'm a little exagerrated here) 2.) It's a one of a kind shoujo title not meant for pubescent manic shoujo fans but for mature people who too are on the process of stepping into adulthood, with dashes of reality in it. Strangely, in my HC experience, I feel those two things at the same time. The pace of the manga is better than the anime as the anime DRAGS the HC issues for 30 minutes, wherein in a manga, you're done with the same thing in... 10 minutes? So yes, if you can't bear with the pace and the monologues, don't bother with it and watch something more fun! Like Ouran, or NHK. However, there's a light at the end of the tunnel as the story is not your usual shoujo title wherein you have two guys running after this girl. It may use the same formula, yet it presents to you the story in something realistic and close to what WE humans, steeped in reality, do. Love is heartbreaking, at the same time, it's nurturing. This has nothing too dramatic like *coughNANAcough* Just the short love vignettes that, in my case is still tasteful. As Hinano suggested, this is to your discretion. There are two ways that you can look at this series.

1.) It’s slow and dragging for a series. No excitement whatsoever. Everything is in gaussian blur. ERGH! Maybe Morita is kewl but NAH! Whatever! And Mayama suxxorz! May he rot in fandom! (not entirely… I’m a little exagerrated here)

2.) It’s a one of a kind shoujo title not meant for pubescent manic shoujo fans but for mature people who too are on the process of stepping into adulthood, with dashes of reality in it.

Strangely, in my HC experience, I feel those two things at the same time. The pace of the manga is better than the anime as the anime DRAGS the HC issues for 30 minutes, wherein in a manga, you’re done with the same thing in… 10 minutes? So yes, if you can’t bear with the pace and the monologues, don’t bother with it and watch something more fun! Like Ouran, or NHK.

However, there’s a light at the end of the tunnel as the story is not your usual shoujo title wherein you have two guys running after this girl. It may use the same formula, yet it presents to you the story in something realistic and close to what WE humans, steeped in reality, do. Love is heartbreaking, at the same time, it’s nurturing. This has nothing too dramatic like *coughNANAcough* Just the short love vignettes that, in my case is still tasteful.

As Hinano suggested, this is to your discretion.

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