Is that Mario bgm?
Oct. 20th, 2011 08:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
seichanCute! Kim Hyun Joong's Lucky Guy performances for his new mini album are fun. He hasn't quite mastered the art of lip-syncing. oh well.
Un-Go 2! The brown buildings in the opening song make me think of chocolate. You can guess the culprit in this episode after she's introduced, but the interesting part of this episode is the dynamic between the detective and the information guy who keeps covering up the truths that the detective reveals. The dol-puri, virtual idol software, was a fairly neat idea, too. I don't really get the psycho sidekick with the one question ability, but I'll patiently wait for the all-revealing flashback episode.
Guilty Crown 2! There's no denying that this is a visually slick production. So the controlling government cruelly executes any group of citizens suspected of having the virus. Gai, the leader of the opposition (named Funeral Parlor...hahaha) gets Shu to take part in the resistance since fanservice-girl gave him the 'power of kings', the power to pull an inner weapon out of a person's body. After the first battle Shu refuses Gai's offer, but hey, there's a new transfer student at his school. Despite the great production and numerous female butt-shots, the lack of originality is making me drop this one.
Un-Go 2! The brown buildings in the opening song make me think of chocolate. You can guess the culprit in this episode after she's introduced, but the interesting part of this episode is the dynamic between the detective and the information guy who keeps covering up the truths that the detective reveals. The dol-puri, virtual idol software, was a fairly neat idea, too. I don't really get the psycho sidekick with the one question ability, but I'll patiently wait for the all-revealing flashback episode.
Guilty Crown 2! There's no denying that this is a visually slick production. So the controlling government cruelly executes any group of citizens suspected of having the virus. Gai, the leader of the opposition (named Funeral Parlor...hahaha) gets Shu to take part in the resistance since fanservice-girl gave him the 'power of kings', the power to pull an inner weapon out of a person's body. After the first battle Shu refuses Gai's offer, but hey, there's a new transfer student at his school. Despite the great production and numerous female butt-shots, the lack of originality is making me drop this one.
