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Jun 4, 2012 9:13 PM
#1
THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Well, it looks like Saya is back and kicking ass again especially at the subway :> You better watch your ass, Fumito. |
Stark700Aug 15, 2012 6:43 PM
Jun 24, 2012 3:00 PM
#2
Jun 25, 2012 6:08 PM
#3
BridgeX said: I'm excited for this, hope it gets subbed soon! Gotta wait for DVD release first probably... |
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Feb 26, 2013 8:10 PM
#4
Wow, that monster in the beginning... has unexpected truth toward the end. Wow, so there was a spy from HiroC's character's "association" in the village... Mana's voice... really expected from non-seiyuu person. Oh, my... Watanuki and the shop!! And that dog really was related!! Interesting background info. from HiroC's and Nojima-san's characters's family. Hanazawa-san's character is so cute. KajiKaji's character is... kinda useless in hacking because girls do almost all the jobs. Just for that? |
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Feb 27, 2013 5:59 AM
#5
it`s already 2013 but it`s not subbed yet? can`t wait for the subs. |
Feb 27, 2013 6:27 AM
#6
ElfinMint said: it`s already 2013 but it`s not subbed yet? can`t wait for the subs. BD and DVD only just released today, that's why. |
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Feb 27, 2013 9:39 PM
#7
-no one from the cast (except the bad guys) died. -Fujimaru and Matsuo are useless in hacking. Matsuo is cool in crazy driving. But Fujimaru......srsly, he's useless. -Saya is very cold but she warms up with the group later but sadly.....she's alone again. T_T -Watanuki is only there for 4 minutes. -If anyone is asking about Saya, protecting people.......yeah, she protected Mana in the auditorium scene. No civilians, except that girl and the salaryman at the beginning of the movie, were involved in the Elder Bairns. -The animation looks cool with the CGI blending in. There's also some first-person camera movements which is cool IMO. -Some things remained unanswered such as what is Saya's price for the sword, why Fumito wanted to do an experiment with Saya and anything about Saya's origins.The movie did explain about the Elder Bairns and how Fumito is involved. However, this sort of breaks the continuity between the Blood-C universe and the Blood: The Last Vampire universe -The new characters are okay but unmemorable. And I thought this movie is focused on Saya's revenge and not about the SIRRUT members (except for Mana). -Fumito is annoying and not the best villain. Sorry, Fumito, you're not Bill from Kill Bill and Col. Lando from Inglorious Basterds. And, no, you don't deserved an Oscar because that belongs to Leo DiCaprio because his hand really bleeds in Django Unchained. And I don't care about your feelings with Saya because that's just cruel. -Still, this movie is not for everyone. If you're looking for answers from the TV series, you'll be disappointed. -The movie seems better than the TV series. No ridiculous deaths but the ending is just so depressing. Mod Edit: Added spoiler tags; please hide plot details. |
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Feb 27, 2013 9:40 PM
#8
^ So how does the movie link to the TV series I wonder? |
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Feb 27, 2013 11:55 PM
#9
symbv said: ^ So how does the movie link to the TV series I wonder? Well, they made a few connections to the movie and the TV series.: -Itsuki (the class rep from the TV series) is actually a spy working for Kuroto (the wheelchair guy and boss of SIRRUT) which is why SIRRUT knew about the Elder Bairns and Saya -The covenant thing that Kanako-sensei mentioned is addressed here. -Oh, and Saya has a very crazy dream about Tadayoshi and the rest of the cast from the TV series. It's sort of like that she's in LSD or something. |
Feb 28, 2013 9:58 AM
#10
well this installment was similar to the anime series; they throw in random stuff and hope for a plot to emerge ... i don't feel any satisfaction after watching it ( yea i watched it raw but i can understand japanese nevertheless) on top of that production I.G. seems to love horrendous looking CG so much that they have to implement it whenever they see an opportunity ... saya got to kill fumito only to realize that she's lonely at the end,... i could continue to bash on everything that this movie wanted to show but who cares ... |
Mar 1, 2013 6:52 AM
#11
who needs sub... the story's not important anyway... still it's better than the series. |
Mar 1, 2013 3:05 PM
#12
This movie was pretty bad, alot of production values wasted.. I mean the fight scenes look pretty nice and all, but.. yeah. They really needed a competent writer for the series and the movie. |
Mar 1, 2013 5:21 PM
#13
skudoops said: This movie was pretty bad, alot of production values wasted.. I mean the fight scenes look pretty nice and all, but.. yeah. They really needed a competent writer for the series and the movie. They had one. Which is why the movie being so ... average ... is so bizarre. The TV series had considerably more impact. |
Mar 3, 2013 7:14 AM
#14
The movie was pure shit. All them damn pointless side characters. Good animation wasted. The only good parts was the music and them showing my boy Kimihiro Watanuki. So what the hell was the reward? The fighting scenes was good but i feel sorry for people who spent money to watch this trash. |
Mar 3, 2013 7:56 AM
#15
So Fumito did all that crap to Saya so he can kill all the Old Ones and his family so Saya wouldn't be trapped by the curse? Does that mean only Saya can kill him or did he just love her so much that wanted to only die by her/in her arms? I wonder what will happen to Saya after having the curse of the family gone. (I may be wrong about all the Old Ones dying because a few may still be alive). So many unanswered questions and the plot line for this and the series was pretty mediocre. Though this was enjoyable to watch. The only thing I really liked about this series/movies was the grotesque designs for the Old Ones. I didn't really Saya's character design in the series but I really liked how she looked in the movie. |
Mar 3, 2013 9:12 AM
#16
petalshreds said: still it's better than the series. Only in visuals though. The story and script was just az bad. The secondary characters had no real roles in Saya's fight against Fumito. The actions scenes were scarce and short, and the ending also was exremely lame. Worthless trash movie. nothing more. |
Mar 3, 2013 10:03 AM
#17
lol crappy ending. 6/10 |
Mar 3, 2013 3:50 PM
#19
I liked the TV series quite a bit. But this had little to recommend it beyond nice animation. Certainly none of the visceral impact or disconcerting oddness that the original managed. |
Mar 3, 2013 4:13 PM
#20
I liked this movie better than Blood C, it was a good development. I admit, there were some bad parts, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I really liked the art, especially the character design and their eyes. I watched it for Nana Mizuki, she's a very good seiyuu. 7/10 |
Mar 3, 2013 4:39 PM
#21
I agree with AshLily. The movie may not be perfect, but I thought it was better than the tv series. Saya now looks like an actual heroine and actually manages to save people. Unlike the series, the movie's graphics and music set the proper mood for this kind of story, too. The plot's the weak point really, but the Blood franchise as a whole has never stand up for its plots. All in all, I liked it. |
Mar 3, 2013 6:13 PM
#22
IM SO CONFUSED... DEAR GOD... haha X__X In the end... is Fumito good or bad?? //shot |
Mar 3, 2013 6:19 PM
#23
I still don't understand Fumito. What was the deal with that guy. What was his motives? Perhaps everyone else thought it was obvious and Im dense. But I still don't know |
Mar 3, 2013 6:53 PM
#24
I liked the beginning of the movie but towards the ending it was like meh. Not that I hate it but their could have been more of a back-story and having other characters play a bigger role. |
Mar 3, 2013 6:57 PM
#25
Amazing movie. It did everything perfectly. The action was superb. And the plot was very well done without any problem. Score: 4/10 |
Mar 3, 2013 7:07 PM
#26
Mar 3, 2013 8:00 PM
#27
what did Saya meant when she said "i ended up alone" after killing fumito? then there is Fumito's dying farewell speech, what that supposed to mean ? |
Mar 3, 2013 8:30 PM
#28
So did someone really understood what's up with Fumito??? Like a many said already the animation was good but that is mostly all. The ending provably is what makes it really bad, when it comes to plot what is that of Saya saying she ended alone??? she found people that didn't lie to her and liked here as how she was then why would she just let them??? Hope someone can explain it. And also has someone readied the novel??? |
Mar 3, 2013 9:21 PM
#29
Besides the very nice animation i thought it was okay it was kinda uneventful for the *final Battle* on top of that they made the fights kinda short :/. gonna give it a 7/10 enjoyed it a more than the main series which put me to sleep most of the time |
Mar 3, 2013 10:44 PM
#30
Wow, just... nothing made sense at all. Pointless movie to a pointless series. What a disappointment and a waste of Japanese tax money to fund this. |
Mar 3, 2013 11:14 PM
#31
Ending was super anticlimactic. I expected some epic battle, but nope. I don't understand Fumito either. Why did he kill himself? He loved Saya? WTF?!?! |
Mar 4, 2013 12:46 AM
#32
What was that movie about? I was confused throughout the whole thing. The side characters were pretty much useless and i think they werent even needed for the movie. So how the hell did Fumito like controlled that Old One he created from Mogari? I thought he said the MOGARI family could control the Old Ones. Not the NANAHARA? So whats Fumito's ultimate goal?!?!?!?! Seriously did someone actually get the plot of the whole thing or am i just too dumb to comprehend it. If someone actually did understand it, i would greatly appreciate it if you could explain it in detail to me. |
Mar 4, 2013 2:14 AM
#33
waited for this for what seemed forever to get released and subbed (unlike most people i loved the hell out of blood-c) and this arrived with a resounding anticlimax.........the animation was (mostly) beautiful (with the exception of the stupid looking cgi mega-beast at the end) but the story was downright silly and involved me almost not at all.....also, the inclusion of watanuki from xxxholic just was yet another example of distraction in what could have been a truly great ending to the story of saya.......it breaks my heart to say, but i have to give this one a 6 of 10 (if i didn't love the blood series and clamp so much maybe even lower).........hope this ain't the end of of i.g.'s excellence.......... |
octal9Mar 4, 2013 2:34 AM
Mar 4, 2013 2:38 AM
#34
ive never seen the TV series but it was a good movie overall imo, Saya does not want to come back to Mana and hacker friends because she is the one who killed her father, but i think she will meet the hacker friends again since they are searching for her on the internet |
Mar 4, 2013 7:16 AM
#35
Mar 4, 2013 12:02 PM
#36
Watanuki cameo best part of Movie! I didn't pick up on the dog being him. And as for the sword was that suppose to be Kurogane's sword he left with Yuuko? It didn't look like it, but when he said he expected it to be that one it was the only one that came to mind, but maybe it was from another blood series? I never saw them all. I was also wondering if Fai has anything to do with this series since he himself became a vampire. Probably not just thinking since Clamp ties their series into something like an overlapping timeline. Overall movie was like series bit of a let down. good animation and decent fight scenes but the story was lacking to say the least. |
dobbsMar 4, 2013 12:08 PM
Mar 4, 2013 1:08 PM
#37
I found this movie to be generic and pointless. As someone that actually defends the Blood C series as being just average and not deserving of all the hate it receives I was actually looking forward to this movie and came away very disappointed. Honestly, the plot was all over the place and convoluted as hell. However, in the end it adds little to nothing to the overall Blood C mythos to the point where you could take out Saya, put in any generic badass chick, replace the villain with some other generic villain and nothing would change in the movie. This was a generic if poorly told revenge story and could have used any characters, in the end it really has nothing to do with Blood C other than a few references to previous events. However, the animation was quite nice and the movie did take some time to develop it's characters as well as their relationships. However, a lot of this was accomplished through tedious exposition which completely clogs up the first half of the movie. While I appreciate the attempt the execution was horrible. In the end this movie is a banal waste of time that might as well be it's own stand alone film with how little it adds to the Blood C mythos. |
Mar 4, 2013 1:49 PM
#38
My head hurts from trying to understand it.... But I think what Fumito was trying to do was... that he wanted to artificially be able to make " Old Ones" so that Saya wouldn't "be alone" or something..... (he was saying something about Saya not being able to 'survive' off of humans, like that whole thing about her not being able to kill humans or whatever....and I think the anime mentioned something about her need to "prey on" the "Old Ones" only...) Hence the reason for all those experiments he's been running on people and those test tubes etc. to make "Old Ones" but from his tone it looks like they don't last long aka they go berserk real fast and want to eat people like crazy when they aren't supposed to according to the "contract"? At the very end he reveals that he experimented on himself first....yearning to become something like Saya and apparently it failed. Thus he says "if he was still human, Saya's curse about not being able to kill humans would have been broken" upon him helping Saya run the blade through him ER....so it sounds like he was going to die eventually anyway <_<;; and in the end just wanted to die at her hand instead of berserk like the other failed experiments? uh.....but putting all that theorizing aside.......... Personally, in the end, this series just makes me want to go check out xxHolic really =_=;;; ------------------------------------ EDIT: They SERIOUSLY need a prologue OVA or movie or something....I think I would understand this (the whole series really) ALOT more if I knew how Fumito "discovered" Saya. And no, I don't mean that teaser of a scene from the anime TV eps where he has her chained down to a chair as they drain her blood. I seriously mean when he first sees her (he kinda hinted here that when he first saw her he shot at her <--- I don't recall this scene in the anime..... ) |
IkanoMar 4, 2013 2:15 PM
Mar 4, 2013 2:09 PM
#39
just one word: disapppointing i just expected much more ... seriously .. |
Mar 4, 2013 7:34 PM
#41
Ikano said: My head hurts from trying to understand it.... But I think what Fumito was trying to do was... that he wanted to artificially be able to make " Old Ones" so that Saya wouldn't "be alone" or something..... (he was saying something about Saya not being able to 'survive' off of humans, like that whole thing about her not being able to kill humans or whatever....and I think the anime mentioned something about her need to "prey on" the "Old Ones" only...) Hence the reason for all those experiments he's been running on people and those test tubes etc. to make "Old Ones" but from his tone it looks like they don't last long aka they go berserk real fast and want to eat people like crazy when they aren't supposed to according to the "contract"? At the very end he reveals that he experimented on himself first....yearning to become something like Saya and apparently it failed. Thus he says "if he was still human, Saya's curse about not being able to kill humans would have been broken" upon him helping Saya run the blade through him ER....so it sounds like he was going to die eventually anyway <_<;; and in the end just wanted to die at her hand instead of berserk like the other failed experiments? uh.....but putting all that theorizing aside.......... Personally, in the end, this series just makes me want to go check out xxHolic really =_=;;; ------------------------------------ EDIT: They SERIOUSLY need a prologue OVA or movie or something....I think I would understand this (the whole series really) ALOT more if I knew how Fumito "discovered" Saya. And no, I don't mean that teaser of a scene from the anime TV eps where he has her chained down to a chair as they drain her blood. I seriously mean when he first sees her (he kinda hinted here that when he first saw her he shot at her <--- I don't recall this scene in the anime..... ) Sounds really good and yeah that makes it have a lot more sense i come out with almost the same conclusion after lot of thinking :( |
Mar 5, 2013 7:35 PM
#42
*sigh*... Really disappointing, I actually expected this to be a decent movie from that preview. I also expected a good closure from the TV series which I actually liked better than most people. Useless side characters, and the plot was pretty awful with nothing substantial added to Saya's story that hasn't been told before in the anime. Like really? How could they screw up the ending that badly, its like they decided to add a random giant CGI battle and got done with it. In the end, this will forever pale in comparison to the first Blood+ anime series. |
SacredFactorMar 5, 2013 7:48 PM
Mar 6, 2013 5:04 AM
#43
I guess a lot of people didn't liked this one. No one giving recognition on the father story and how it intertwined with the story? i thought it was well put together. Saya could have gone berserk and had an epic battle but of course, what a weak boss. a loli that can type with her feet is apparently not interesting. Kyou wa ii tenki out of 10. |
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Mar 6, 2013 7:57 AM
#44
Is the series really over though? There are too many unanswered questions. Some of the other questions I had were listed but here's one I haven't seen yet. I'm sorry I don't know how to mark a spoiler...not that it really gives anything away for the plot. Like when Fumito's cousin takes Saya through that hallway when he said that he had never shown the space to anyone and she has what seems like a flash of a memory. What was that? |
Mar 6, 2013 9:35 AM
#45
Ah ok... I kind of get it a little more after I went back and rewatched ep 11 & 12 of Blood-C of the TV animation (there is sort of a flashback in ep 11 of Fumito's 1st encounter with Saya).... and I did re-confirm....Saya DOES drink the blood of the 'Old Ones' that she slays....though I didn't see anything about her necessarily NEEDING to drink it to survive.... in either case it does solidify my theorizing of what Fumito's ultimate motivation was behind all this. He loved Saya and wanted to become something like her so that he could be with her. When it failed on himself however at the very least he wanted to be able to artificially create "Old Ones" that could "sustain" her into the future....but that fails as well. And so....Saya is back to being "lonely" |
Mar 6, 2013 5:11 PM
#46
As other have said, this was pretty yawntastic. I was really shocked how short and few the action scenes were. The new characters were pointless but I guess thats what you get when you make a movie after a series that ends with almost everyone dead. Even the 1 female "friend" of Saya's that survived the series gets almost NO screen time. Her character did pretty much nothing in the movie so in the end, her surviving the TV show was pointless. And because none of Saya new friends were in the TV show nobody gave a damn about them. I'd like to say that at least there was a good bad guy but I can't even do that. The "end boss" fight was was more like a parody of bad end boss fights and the CG they used for it really looked out of place. Speaking of out of place, the CARS were horrible! I would have failed my 3D modeling class if I had submitted something like that as my demo reel. Not only were they all oddly perfectly shaped, they had this really unusual glossy look that didn't even resemble a clean, new car. Lastly, the only thing worse then the look of the cars was the animation used for them. The car the good guys used moved like it had no weight, no momemtum, and almost 100% traction. The small amount of "swurving" they did put in only put a bigger spotlight on how bad the animation was. I would be VERY VERY surprised if they used a real animator for the car scenes. It looked more like they hired some cheap no-name company with no talented 3d modeling artists to make the cars and also had the same 3d modelers handle the animation. The whole movie was crap. :( |
Mar 6, 2013 10:05 PM
#47
Yuuka-bitch didn't die, so the movie sucked. The only good parts were Watanuki and Saya's red eyes/when she fights. Oh, and after Watanuki said "But the longer people live, the more they start to care for one another" had me jump on the Wata x Saya ship. Himawari is dead, so yeah...Now Watanuki has someone who he can always be with, never aging ^ . ^ |
LadyOrihimeMar 6, 2013 10:08 PM
Mar 8, 2013 10:38 PM
#48
Impression: That was so epic I disregarded the ugly things that happened in the TV series... but it sure left some details and really left it vague. I didn't really expected this to happen, Fumito is actually just a guy who wanted to be with Saya even though his mind is so twisted. He wanted to help Saya survive in the end by defeating her curse. I really love the part that they incorporated Watanuki here!!! A big plus. I love how it all connected with Dog. They made Blood-C belong in the CLAMP world after all! Seriously, didn't expect Kuroto would betray her in the end... should have noticed it with the cup of coffee. This movie really disregarded how I disliked the series. I am giving it an increase... though not too much. I would love to see what Watanuki wants as a compensation to Saya's katana... but I guess it is all up to our imagination. |
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Mar 9, 2013 7:34 AM
#49
Do you know how some anibloggers like to search for old terribad anime so they can watch and poke fun at how low animation had stepped at older times (or maybe at some more recent times, since Mars of Destruction is from the 00's)? I can completely see the anibloggers from the next 10-20 years making the same kind of search and finding Blood-C. And they will make posts, poke fun at the franchise and remember their readers that "hey, do you think anime from out time is bad? Well, in the past 10-20 years, studios made some awful stuff too." Ok, being more serious now... I don't think anyone should take my complaints with much consideration since I watched this movie after searching for spoilers of the end of the TV series, but the movie was fine and understandable with just that. a 6 or 7 out of 10 (could be more without the pointless out-of-place comedy and underdeveloped characters, but it was still slightly enjoyable). But then, CLAMP threw one of the most nonsensical ending I ever saw in any kind of audiovisual production. I can understand better what happened after @Ikano explanation, but I can only think "So... That was it? All that mess was FOR THAT? When Fumito gave any sign that he really cared for Saya to go that far?" And I loved CLAMP stories for how they developed characters and feelings. I have no idea of how they went so wrong with this. Absurdely anticlimatical. To think that the government gave a plus budget for it while everyone is waiting for news on that Satoshi Kon project... What a shame. I'm baffled with such a waste. This franchise is going to turn into one of the biggest commercial and critical flops of our time. 4/10 (edit: corrected some typos. lol @ my english) |
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