Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam (Japanese audio) - Episodes 34-41
Yeah re looks to be adapting the manga and that continuity. Root A was never designed to be that faithful to the manga but an Alternative route for the story to take. Therefore certain story elements are carried over, such as much of the interactions between the CCG members, and some aren't, such as Kaneki joining Aogiri.Tokyo Ghoul: Re ep 1
I'm guessing this disregards Root A to an extent. In the first season Ken Kaneki after being turned into a half ghoul is a bit of a wet blanket unless really pushed so he spares one of the Doves which must lead them to think that making a squad of half ghouls is a good idea! Because in Root A in an attempt to get stronger, after Jason breaks him, he joins the bad ghouls and goes a bit nuts, killing CCG members in the process. And still fails to protect his friends!
One Punch Man eps 4-6
A bit more amusing and seems to have developed an actual plot!
So far it doesn't seem to need too much previous knowledge. I know the world and how it works from season 1. I guess the events leading to the formation of such a team is the only gap in my knowledge, but I can make that up in my head canonCorrect. You're supposed to read volumes 1-14 of the manga before watching Tokyo Ghoul:re's anime adaptation.
It's well worth reading TG and Re, the adaptations don't do Sui Ishida's art or story justice at all. They're fine, but the manga is much deeper and more intricate.So far it doesn't seem to need too much previous knowledge. I know the world and how it works from season 1. I guess the events leading to the formation of such a team is the only gap in my knowledge, but I can make that up in my head canon
If it gets too confusing I might read them, or probably just look up the plot on Wikipedia.
Yeah the anime didn't make me think I should immediately go out and buy the manga. Most of the manga I've read are from shows/films I really liked.It's well worth reading TG and Re, the adaptations don't do Sui Ishida's art or story justice at all. They're fine, but the manga is much deeper and more intricate.
That's the problem with the series really. I watched it, thought it was a cool concept and had some great parts to it and then read the manga and thought it was very good. I think Tokyo Ghoul: re is a better manga though (one of my favourite) which is why I want this anime to not mess it up.Yeah the anime didn't make me think I should immediately go out and buy the manga. Most of the manga I've read are from shows/films I really liked.
I’ll have to join you watching this as my copy arrived today!monmasume 1-2 - I lift both hands, make Vs with my fingers, use my best jowl - infused voice as I use the words of ol' nixon I am not a pervert!
He I finished it earlier too, the ova isn't too far away apparently. Not a one of the greats I'll be remembering for a long time but certainly one of the best in thenwonter seasonViolet Evergarden (Japanese audio) - Episode 13 (Complete)
Overall this was an interesting experience. The visuals and music are stunning and the character designs are top-tier but the story does suffer from here and there, especially in its first quarter. They made a bold choice finishing a certain arc literally 2/3rds in for what could have been the end of the series but what happens afterwards has some solid parts (episodes 10 & 11 specifically). It's well worth the watch but not the OMG BEST SHOW OF THE SEASON that many have been hyping it up to be.
If you make Violet cry you deserve to die.
The violet evergarden series is over! Please! What are my orders!