https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kh IZuifWSY

It had really good OPs.

>>13670256
CHERRY BLOSSOM CHERRY BLOSSOM

>>13670256
why haven't /m/ or /a/ sung this yet?

>>13670256

I love those KMFs Dewey's harem of autistic girls use. Blue and white is sorely underused.

>>13670523
> Blue and white is sorely underused.
this the only thing that comes to mind right now is king gainer and his design was pretty great too.

As for my favorite LFO's that has to go to the R909 and R505 which holland uses

CHERRY BLOSSOM CHERRY BLOSSOM
CHERRY BLOSSOM CHERRY BLOSSOM
CHERRY BLOSSOM CHERRY BLOSSOM
CHERRY BLOSSOM CHERRY BLOSSOM
CHERRY BLOSSOM CHERRY BLOSSOM

>>13670575
Te wo furu kimi no kata ni
Sayonara FALLIN LOVE

If Eureka Seven were the same series as the OPs, it could have been the best /m/ series to date.

>>13670596
SAYONARA FALLLIIIIIN LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE

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It's almost been 10 years,will we ever see a remake?

>>13671584
I fucking hope not given how bad every E7 production after the original show itself turned out to be.

>>13671608
But a remake won't change anything I hope

>>13671891
Then what would be the point? It's not like E7 didn't have great animation.

>>13671912
Some of the middle episodes, especially in the second half were really weak visually. The football episode was pure QUALITY.

>>13671956
Maybe, but what makes you think Bones would be able to whip up more budget the second time around?

>>13671968
Oh, Bones couldn't do it. Their best days are far behind them. A remake would be terrible for many, many reasons, though.

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>>13671584
>It's almost been 10 years,will we ever see a remake?
No. No no no. Why would you want that?
Literally every Eureka related production outside the original series felt the need to steer full force into some kind of retarded forced drama to the point where I believe that the series ended the way it did because somebody on the staff had to fiercely fight for it.

Bones doesn't understand Eureka. I won't survive another asspocalypse of astral proportions.

>>13672235
Well apparently the original ending of the series was gonna be what we see in that New Order special, (and I think it's similar to what is used in the manga) but Eureka "dies" for all intents and purposes.

Seriously, whomever in the staff pushed the ending we got, THANK YOU. I really didn't want to see that depressing bullshit be the real E7 ending.

>>13670256
Could someone please ruin Eureka 7 for me? I've only watched it once a long time ago when I was about 15 but I remember liking it. Any time I watch really good openings for an anime, it makes me want to watch them. Should I rewatch Eureka 7 again, or should I just leave it alone.

>>13672416
It's a slow burn, it's very easy to drop it like 8 episodes in and its most notable moments are around the middle. Whatever you do, don't touch the movie or the sequel.

>>13672424
...actually I do recall it sometimes being uneventful. And what is it, 52 episodes? Pretty long too. I usually did sessions of 5 or more episodes at a time. I guess even back then I was impatient with it. I guess what I liked were the story and characters, but my tastes have changed a lot since then, so maybe not so much now.

What's wrong with the movie and sequal? I've obviously never watched them..

>>13672416
It's 50 episodes, it a character heavy show with a coming of age story as it's focal point. Many people think Renton and the other children in the show annoying, but I think their initial likability makes Renton's growth all that more fulfilling. (and honestly he's not THAT bad) I don't mind slow moving series, and with it's episode count, E7 could really use that to it's advantage. Nothing feels rushed and it has a good natural flow, while allowing time to expand upon it's great original setting fully (which a lot of shows with expansive original settings fail to do; like Xam'd for instance)

There is a lot of comedy, pain, action and drama; but at the end of the day it's definitely a feel good anime.

>>13672491
>likability

unlikability, I mean.

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>>13670256

A casual reminder that the manga retelling had far better pacing and character development.

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>>13672491
>Nothing feels rushed and it has a good natural flow, while allowing time to expand upon it's great original setting fully

>>13672497
How so? If you don't mind, could you list examples?

>>13672416
It's basically a coherent FLCL but SUPER SRS, and it tries desperately to be darker than the audience wants it to be.

>>13672572
I like dark though. Maybe I'll like it?

>>13672727

I love it, was never able to get anybody else into it though.

The world becomes darker as the story progresses and the main character becomes more aware of how fucked up the world is.

I really like how Renton mature over the course of the show.

Its music is pretty sweet too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DhB9dSEAzs

I like how every episode is named after a song or a band.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSGWsmR4ipM

There's a list on wikipedia.

>>13670480
Well I voted that we sung this in the /m/ sings threads.

>>13672424
>>13672815

You two should argue over who is right for my amusement. So is it good or is it shit?

>>13673377
I'm neither of those guys, but it's very much a matter of whether or not you like the setting enough to handle some initially really unlikable characters and a section somewhere between the early teens up to the mid 20s where not much happens that can be slog to get through before you get to the best part of the show. I'd go for a few episodes and see how you like it.

Not touching the movie or the sequel (especially past episode 12 or so, before that it's weird yet inoffensive with a few cool moments but gets absolutely retarded after it) is pretty much universal opinion.

>>13672416
I rewatched it a year or two ago after my initial toonami watch through. I liked it a lot and it was nice seeing how I reacted differently to the characters from my Middle school mind set and my college mind set

>>13672510
> Sincere post with thought put in to it to help out a fellow anon

>Hurr durr epic image macro EDGY

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>>13674027
>Sincere post with thought put in to it

>>13672424
The best episodes are at the beginning and end though, with a little Ramba Ral goodness in between all the awful forced drama in the middle.

>>13670256
I don't know why, but I was just reminded of the shitty sequel.
why was that made in the first place?

>>13671956
>The football episode was pure QUALITY.
Okay, but why would you want the football episode re-animated? It was terrible for reasons other than just the animation.

>>13675749
>talking shit about one of the only episodes that delivered on what the show could have been
Sure it was very obviously filler, but it was still good.

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>>13675744
> Why was AO made in the first place?

Because a group of faggots wanted to destroy the original and tricked their way into Bones to do just that.

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>>13677931

Surprisingly not particularly inaccurate characterization for the production leaders.

They also completely fucked up on the themes and references even if they intended to "ruin" the previous series.

I could grab my hard cover of "Blood Music" from upstairs and write E7 into a bloody red maelstrom foaming with viscera and anguish without ever once betraying tone, themes or mechanics.

If you ever want to understand how badly AO fucked up; understand they managed to write a shitty story that somehow managed to specifically and intricately break consistency physics at the quantum level.

All the dumb plots they picked, and they somehow managed purely by accident to pit the Strong Anthropic Principle (E7: Limit of Questions/Matter) against the Self-Sampling Assumption (AO:Quartz Gun/Timelinefuckery): Which are unavoidably incompatible.

I'm going to repeat that for emphasis: The show was so dumb, it managed to precisely define the physics in the show in the exacting detail to make the plots radically incompatible.

>>13678105
Also old Renton has Holland's voice, i know i'm nitpicking but really man.

>>13679511
>Also old Renton has Holland's voice
That actually might have been intentional.

>>13671584
The 10th anniversary was in April.

>>13672497
>>13672523
Seconding this, someone who has read the manga please elaborate

>>13672497
>A casual reminder that the manga retelling had far better pacing
That's not hard to achieve really. Why the fuck was E7 a 50 ep series?

>>13680799
I haven't, but I do know that in the manga Eureka dies

Just a reminder that Xam'd was a better E7 series than AO.

>>13680993
Xam'd was better than E7 also what the fuck is E7 series? E7 was a glorified Gundam X clone.

>>13681001
I mean that its closer in spirit to E7 than AO was, thus making it a better E7 series than an actual E7 series.

>glorified Gundam X clone.
haha, what?

>>13681023
You're a fucking idiot.

>>13681023
That still doesn't make any sense especially when Eureka 7 was just a rip off of Gundam X and Evangelion.

>>13681078
Says the kid who thinks one shared aspect (boy falls for weird girl) makes it a clone.

>>13681001
>>13681105
> E7 was a glorified Gundam X clone.
Fucking HOW?

>>13681147
It's not, but E7 does use quite a bit of stuff from Gundam 0079, X, Eva, et. al. as very obvious inspiration.

>>13681129
Says the dumbfuck who thinks E7 was original

>>13681147
How about you watch the show?
>>13681194
Found the retard

>>13672416
Why do you need /m/ to ruin Eureka 7 when the movie and AO exist?

>>13681272
Because E7 was already shit before those things existed

>>13681260
It's still shitposting even if it's ironic

>>13681469
Just leave him be, its probably the Aofag still mad no one like his abominable sequel

>>13681469
>Its shitposting because I say so

>>13682248
So everyone who states that E7 is just a ripoff of better shows is an Aofag now? Okay.

>>13682282
E7fags are just salty because nobody cares about anymore and the fact that the people who worked on AO were the same staff minus Dai Soto who was too busy working on Tekken Dark Vengeance and Dai Shogun.

>>13682277
>E7 is literally made by ex-Gundam employees who founded a studio to make an Eva clone with mecha designs by Kawamori
>with heavy story elements from 0079 and Evangelion and visual design straight out of SDF Macross
>No guys it's not anything at all like those shows, you're just retarded!

>>13682282
That guy said that E7 didn't have anything in common with those series, dipshit.

>>13682819
>visual design straight out of SDF Macross
Kawamori did the designs dumbfuck

>>13682819
>E7 is literally made by ex-Gundam employees who founded a studio to make an Eva clone
Found the retard

>>13682837
>with mecha designs by Kawamori
Learn to read, dumbass.

>>13682841
>Rahxephon isn't an Eva clone!
Spectacular meme

>>13682848
>Rahxephon
>Eva clone

Is it still 2002?

>>13682854
It's the truth

>>13682848
Not him, but E7 doesn't feel like macross at all outside the Itanos and even those appear in most if not all mecha

>>13686857
Of someone who's never seen RahXephon.

>>13687502
The way battles are handled visually is very reminiscent of Macross. There's a lot of the same missile spam, and the way characters dodge around the missiles reminds me of Macross. The choreography in general, really.

Mecha designs are more AC than Macross though.

>>13687654
>the way the characters doge
I don't know, that one seems to be the byproduct of using the Itano too. However I guess there could be similarities, a lot of the way things flowed felt different to me though seeing how the boards were used in battle

>>13687690
Maybe it's because there aren't a lot of FAST fast air-based mecha shows, so the ones that are seem similar.

>>13681001
Please don't mention good shows like Xam'd while you shitpost.

>>13687954
Is Xam'd actually good? I've often heard it was bad

>>13688026
It isn't bad at all. It's slow but it's not awful. People are still bummed because it's not Popeye hands ultraman beating the shit out of mechs and monsters for 26 episodes.

>>13688026
Xam'd is the epitome of BONES anime
>great premise
>fantastic production value
>piss poor execution

>>13688032
This. It isn't the show many hoped it'd be (or even the show the kick-ass opening promises, really), but taken for what it is rather than what you hoped it'd be, it's great.

>>13688974
>but taken for what it is rather than what you hoped it'd be, it's great.
Its really not.

>>13688032
>People are still bummed because it's not Popeye hands ultraman beating the shit out of mechs and monsters for 26 episodes.
Instead its a slow meandering journey that leads to nothing.

>>13689020
>>13689028
How can you have such shit taste and still live? Baffling.

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>>13689056
You like Xam'd and you're saying I have shit taste. That's like liking Destiny and claiming you know best about mecha anime.

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>>13689063
Holy shit guys he doesn't like Xam'd, watch out we've got a big man over here, everybody watch your step before he schools you with his superior maturity and taste.

>>13688974
>It isn't the show many hoped it'd be (or even the show the kick-ass opening promises, really)
E7 and Xam'd really do have a lot in common.