Comments on: Kannagi, episode 12 – the penultimate melodrama http://www.rabbitpoets.com/kannagi-episode-12-the-penultimate-melodrama/ A blog about anime, Hinagiku, Horo, Haruhi and any other girls that start with an H Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:45:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: RPhttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/kannagi-episode-12-the-penultimate-melodrama/#comment-8 RP Sun, 28 Dec 2008 21:58:12 +0000 http://rabbitpoets.com/?p=54#comment-8 lol, with all the anime references they've made, i'm surprised they didn't go for an "all hail zange" route. yeah, i love wakamoto's voice (i keep referring to him as wakanorio in my head), it's so instantaneously recognizable. and like you say, it's both frightening and funny at the same time. can you imagine getting yelled at by him in real life? i'm looking forward to that post on the dynamics of moe. you can never get enough moe. lol, with all the anime references they’ve made, i’m surprised they didn’t go for an “all hail zange” route. yeah, i love wakamoto’s voice (i keep referring to him as wakanorio in my head), it’s so instantaneously recognizable. and like you say, it’s both frightening and funny at the same time. can you imagine getting yelled at by him in real life?

i’m looking forward to that post on the dynamics of moe. you can never get enough moe.

]]> By: keikakudoorihttp://www.rabbitpoets.com/kannagi-episode-12-the-penultimate-melodrama/#comment-7 keikakudoori Sat, 27 Dec 2008 06:43:13 +0000 http://rabbitpoets.com/?p=54#comment-7 When Kannagi started I thought about the possibility that Nagi might not be a real goddess after all but I discarded that possibility after they introduced Zange, who at least at that time confirmed that Nagi and she were in fact related. Wakamoto, Norio’s voice is awesome. He has a deep and serious voice but he can also sound hilarious at the same time. It's hard to put into words. Short interesting story, I heard Wakamoto for the first time as the outrageous Onsokumaru in 2x2=shidobuden. Crazy comedy/parody about ninjas, innuendo included, with plenty of lulz. Surprisingly enough, it was one of those shows where pure absurdity was more than welcome. Anyway, by the time the CG was out my brain still couldn’t process the idea that Wakamoto = very serious bad guy. Wow, even Charles acknowledges Zange. I would have been even more random if the Wakamoto cameo was followed by a “All Hail Zange!” Unfortunately that never materialized but who knows it might probably show up in some amv on Youtube. Zange's quick change into cute mode was a sight to behold. The secret and complexity of it lies on a very complicated formula which magnitude would be no less than the “fun^10xint^40=Ir2” equation. As you said before, there's probably a whole field study about these peculiar things in anime somewhere. Mind you, I see an incoming post regarding this pressing matter in a near future. When Kannagi started I thought about the possibility that Nagi might not be a real goddess after all but I discarded that possibility after they introduced Zange, who at least at that time confirmed that Nagi and she were in fact related.

Wakamoto, Norio’s voice is awesome. He has a deep and serious voice but he can also sound hilarious at the same time. It’s hard to put into words. Short interesting story, I heard Wakamoto for the first time as the outrageous Onsokumaru in 2×2=shidobuden. Crazy comedy/parody about ninjas, innuendo included, with plenty of lulz. Surprisingly enough, it was one of those shows where pure absurdity was more than welcome. Anyway, by the time the CG was out my brain still couldn’t process the idea that Wakamoto = very serious bad guy.

Wow, even Charles acknowledges Zange. I would have been even more random if the Wakamoto cameo was followed by a “All Hail Zange!” Unfortunately that never materialized but who knows it might probably show up in some amv on Youtube. Zange’s quick change into cute mode was a sight to behold. The secret and complexity of it lies on a very complicated formula which magnitude would be no less than the “fun^10xint^40=Ir2” equation. As you said before, there’s probably a whole field study about these peculiar things in anime somewhere. Mind you, I see an incoming post regarding this pressing matter in a near future.

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