that scene isn’t 2d, it’s 3d. But yes, it looked good.

Yup. Hirasawa is a genius.

The second and third movies provide the set up for this arc, yes. Alternatively you could just watch the 90s anime, or read the manga.

Crunchyroll.

It’s not. They even reuse music from the movies.

It starts with an edited portion of the Black Swordsman arc.

I think this commenter is referring to how they skipped the Lost Children arc, not the Golden Age.

Not great. It reuses some tracks from the 4C movies (namely, BLOOD AND GUTS AND BLOOD AND GUTS) and is very overbearing.

If you are used to/like the Hirasawa music you will likely be disappointed.

Voice acting was fine for the most part.

Don’t jump in with this. Not only do you miss the major set up, as this adaptation picks up in the middle of the story The first arc, the Golden Age, is incredibly important for the series as a whole. Just read the manga or watch the original anime, then decide for yourself if you want to watch along with this.

I think you are very alone in thinking this.

The pacing was crazy, Casca was oddly whitewashed, and the music was horrible and overbearing. The animation was stuttery and switched between high quality and low quality with very little warning. This isn’t just a 3dCG versus 2dCG thing — sometimes the 3dCG was fine, and…

I’m kinda disappointed that Pokemon Go is so.... limited? Like, imagine how cool it would have been to have pokemon moves, actual battles, between trainers. Not the whole “your pokemon automatically guard gyms!” stuff. To have to actually go around and catch pokemon and train them, not just have them level up…

A relatively unknown Palutena Player from Florida going by the tag “Prince Ramen” knocked ZeRo — yes, THAT Zero — into Losers in pools.

This tournament is looking AWESOME.