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Ray and Charles’ battle with Holland is a fight of equals, quite unlike Amuro fighting Ramba Ral. Note: This article is also available at Ideas Without End HERE The “A-Part” of episode 27 of Eureka Seven was dense with worldbuilding, using the moments of peace immediately prior to Ray and Charles’ apparent suicide attack to build tension [...]
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Holland physically resurrects the past for his fight with Charles; old military equipment is brought out of storage. Note: This article is also available at Ideas Without End HERE Episode 26 of Eureka Seven should have been the moment of catharsis that was needed after 13 episodes of mounting tension; the crew of the Gekko are reunited, [...]
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Note: This article is also available at Ideas Without End HERE As happened around the battle for the Coralian earlier in Eureka Seven at the quarter-mark of the series, the halfway point has the Gekko beset by enemies and out of control; this time, Renton is missing (and has sprung the trap with his trusting nature and need [...]
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It’s fairly common knowledge that sequels aren’t the easiest thing to successfully pull off in entertainment. Even if the sequel ends up okay in the end, it may not live up to its predecessor because of how iconic moments and innovations can start to become formula (having to fit “Yippee-ki-yay, motherfucker” into every Die Hard for example), [...]
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It’s fairly common knowledge that sequels aren’t the easiest thing to successfully pull off in entertainment. Even if the sequel ends up being okay, it may not live up to its predecessor because of how iconic moments and innovations can start to become formula (having to fit “Yippee-ki-yay, motherfucker” into every Die Hard for example), or plot [...]
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Medieval Otaku compares how Mirai Nikki and Elfen Lied each demonstrate the nature of human sinfulness. [Medieval Otaku] Nick Olson of Christ and Pop Culture includes early scenes from The Secret World of Arrietty among his 25 most memorable of 2012. [Christ and Pop Culture] Suburban Banshee points out a scene involving Catholicism in the [...]
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Medieval Otaku compares how Mirai Nikki and Elfen Lied each demonstrate the nature of human sinfulness. [Medieval Otaku] Nick Olson of Christ and Pop Culture includes early scenes from The Secret World of Arrietty among his 25 most memorable of 2012. [Christ and Pop Culture] Suburban Banshee points out a scene involving Catholicism in the [...]
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Note: This article is also available at Ideas Without End HERE For the first time in several episodes, Eureka Seven devotes a scene to allowing Eureka to speak and receive narrative attention alone, rather than as an object pushed around by the others – and in so doing highlights how rare this has been. It provides a [...]
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Note: This article is also available at Ideas Without End HERE The defining image of this episode, established right at the start, is Eureka trying to fill in for Renton; wearing the clothes he wore in the memorable episode where he underwent his initiation on the Gekko, doing the duties around the ship that he [...]
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illegenes: One of the more prospective shows to air this year was Eureka Seven: AO - BONES’ new original project, a sequel to the mighty 50-episode Eureka Seven which had a place in many [...]
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Because going out and Partay!-ing is sooo last season :p The original URL for this post is: http://huamulan03.blogspot.com If you are reading this on any non-attributing web site, this content is stolen. Embedded content © their official copyright holders. Eureka Seven AO © 2012 BONES/Project EUREKA AO · MBS[Key art from Animax Asia] Animax Asia lets you marathon the entire Eureka Seven AO anime
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Note: This post contains spoilers on Eureka Seven AO and Eureka Seven. If you have not seen both of them, avoid this post. It is okay if a sequel wants to be different from the original series. It can have a different story, different characters or different themes. But it should not go against everything [...]
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Note: It is suggested that you watch Eureka Seven AO before reading this post, but it is not necessary. It is divided into three parts so that anyone can read it: 1. Relatively spoiler-free thoughts on the story etc.  2. Spoilers on Eureka Seven AO. 3. Spoilers on Eureka Seven. Each section is clearly marked. [...]
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Note: It is suggested that you watch Eureka Seven AO before reading this post, but it is not necessary. It is divided into three parts so that anyone can read it: 1. Relatively spoiler-free thoughts on the characters.  2. Spoilers on Eureka Seven AO. 3. Spoilers on Eureka Seven AO and Eureka Seven. Each section is [...]
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Eureka Seven AO is, loosely speaking, the sequel to the original Eureka Seven. It focuses on Eureka and Renton’s son, Ao, who has travelled to a different universe similar to our own. If you’re looking for a show exactly like … Continue reading →
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Sequels can be tricky things, and while the idea of a sequel may at first seem good; many of them inevitably turn out to be worse than the original. There are two distinct types of sequel, those that follow on from previous series and are a simple continuation of the story, and those that try [...]
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I've been away from Eureka 7's music, and here I return with one from there. It is quite an easy piece. Except for violinist, when you have to play at high scale. However, if you're Beginner-Intermediate, just force it down one octave. Though it doesn't sound hard, it requires sensitivity of expression. So your interpretation of the song is a must to be able to perform specific expression like "dolce, p, and f".  E N J O Y!!! ------------------ PACK DESCRIPTION: Total page: 1 File type: jpg Supplement: mp3 ------------------- DOWNLOAD  Download page: here (400 Kb) For visualize download help, see FAQ: Download Problems at section #6 ------------------- Reading the additional articles below would also help j-madness.com to survive. Thank you very much for your support! Pre Order List  Saints Row: The Third - The Full Package (Xbox360) Ryu ga Gotoku 5: Yume, Kanaeshi Mono (PS3) Spy Hunter (PS®Vita) Final Fantasy Type-0 (Ultimate hits) (Sony PSP) New Releases Ben 10: Omniverse (Nintendo Wii) Layton Kyouju vs Gyakuten Saiban (Nintendo 3DS) Rise of the Guardians (Nintendo DS) Hitman: Absolution (Deluxe Professional Edition) (DVD-ROM) (PC CD-ROM) Other Goods Ultra Detail Figure The Legend of Zelda: Link Ultra Detail Figure The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Persona 4 Figure: Amagi Yukiko & Satonaka Chie Twin Pack
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Sequels can be tricky things, and while the idea of a sequel may at first seem good; many of them inevitably turn out to be worse than the original. There are two distinct types of sequel, those that follow on from previous series and are a simple continuation of the story, and those that try [...]
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