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Moribito?????
luffydrunk- Senior Animelogist
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zero- Sergeant Major Animelogist
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It's over and it was good if you ask me , the ending could have been better
OnomichiSaruokami- Sergeant Major Animelogist
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It must be saddening for you luffy.
luffydrunk- Senior Animelogist
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lol It was a real great anime but the ending was also weak
Pandadice- Class C Animelogist
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I wasn't really a fan of Seirei no Moribito. Yeah sure it looked incredbile, and the fight sequences were excellent. But the way it turned into just "warrior woman raising a child" and focused on their daily life, I just thought it was boring and a waste of potential :\
zero- Sergeant Major Animelogist
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true but then again there was a lot of fighting and they were always hiding whihc kept it interesting dont you think , i mean they could of done a little different with that stuff but over all it showed how they were being chased all over just to stay alive and that was a good plot for me at least
Iru- Senior Animelogist
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Tbh, Moribito as "historical" anime (sorry I can't explain it so well, I'll do my best), it's one of those animes were you like it or not, because it's a very passive type (just like you were watching the scene) and the setting is always determined.
Well, even though I didn't watch many episodes, I can say I found Le Chevalier D'Eon much more interesting in terms of plot and it was more engaging and expressive. Because the way of telling like-you-were-there, with no internal dialogs etc, doesn't disable the possibility to convey the feelings, but probably will make it more difficult and therefore more difficult to get the audience, so I guess it substantially depends of the way you portray. In Le Chevalier D'Eon I felt them, in Moribito I didn't. To be honest, I find the plot nothing special and didn't find it the bit interesting.
Concluding, don't fancy it.
Well, even though I didn't watch many episodes, I can say I found Le Chevalier D'Eon much more interesting in terms of plot and it was more engaging and expressive. Because the way of telling like-you-were-there, with no internal dialogs etc, doesn't disable the possibility to convey the feelings, but probably will make it more difficult and therefore more difficult to get the audience, so I guess it substantially depends of the way you portray. In Le Chevalier D'Eon I felt them, in Moribito I didn't. To be honest, I find the plot nothing special and didn't find it the bit interesting.
Concluding, don't fancy it.
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