WMD
Guild Member
last week I watched Excel Saga
Insane and hilarious. Everything about it was great. The absurdity, the mix of unrelated storylines, the characters, the humour, the meta, the fun.
After the gremlins caused some of the Cloud Matsuri panels to restart and people made Endless 8 jokes it made me want to rewatch The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
It's such a good show with a great story and great characters and Kyon is such a good narrator for the series. Also I rewatched every episode of the Endless 8 arc and I'm really glad I did as when you know what happens in the movie it makes watching the gang and Yuki in particular way more emotionally impactful. Also the changes although gradual, are more significant than I remembered and it does a good job of going from slice of life to a horror vibe with the use of music and how Kyons reaction to deja vu changes. Also the movie is an absolute masterpiece that ties up the series really well. Also the emotional weight of the film is definitely heightened by having seen every episode before hand. Not just for the Easter eggs but you get a much more invested feel for Yuki's frustration.
Insane and hilarious. Everything about it was great. The absurdity, the mix of unrelated storylines, the characters, the humour, the meta, the fun.
After the gremlins caused some of the Cloud Matsuri panels to restart and people made Endless 8 jokes it made me want to rewatch The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
It's such a good show with a great story and great characters and Kyon is such a good narrator for the series. Also I rewatched every episode of the Endless 8 arc and I'm really glad I did as when you know what happens in the movie it makes watching the gang and Yuki in particular way more emotionally impactful. Also the changes although gradual, are more significant than I remembered and it does a good job of going from slice of life to a horror vibe with the use of music and how Kyons reaction to deja vu changes. Also the movie is an absolute masterpiece that ties up the series really well. Also the emotional weight of the film is definitely heightened by having seen every episode before hand. Not just for the Easter eggs but you get a much more invested feel for Yuki's frustration.