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Re: [TRC Arc 2] Episode 2: The Three Badges
« Reply #40 on: May 12 2006, 09:28 pm »
this ep was okay...
ryuuoh looked like a girl....o_o|| compared to when they saw him in Outo anyway

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Re: [TRC Arc 2] Episode 2: The Three Badges
« Reply #41 on: May 13 2006, 07:53 am »
As soon as the third episode has been aired in Japan, we can watch the preview on the Japanese site, and we'll know if the Shura arc will come after Pfiffle! =D
(I doubt the entire episode 4 will be Pfiffle.)

Edit: Okay, I saw the preview for episode 4. It's a filler episode! ;_;
A filler episode with a feather, apparently, but still a filler!
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Re: [TRC Arc 2] Episode 2: The Three Badges
« Reply #43 on: May 14 2006, 03:10 am »
Hmm... My computer saves the file as an avi, and tries to play it in Mediaplayer, which, ofcourse, is impossible to do with torrents. So basically, I can't download the RAW yet until they fix that error. Unless someone can send me the actual torrent? *puppydog eyes*

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Re: [TRC Arc 2] Episode 2: The Three Badges
« Reply #44 on: May 14 2006, 04:46 am »
Episode two was enjoyable.Looks like they'll be wrapping up the race in the next episode. I thought that episode five was going to be filler because it was called....um....what was it? The magician and the date? Is that right? Sounds like a filer-y kind of title to me.
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Re: [TRC Arc 2] Episode 2: The Three Badges
« Reply #45 on: May 14 2006, 04:59 am »
Episode two was enjoyable.Looks like they'll be wrapping up the race in the next episode. I thought that episode five was going to be filler because it was called....um....what was it? The magician and the date? Is that right? Sounds like a filer-y kind of title to me.

My translater said something like... "The date with the magic teacher"
But I think that was episode 6, actually.

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Re: [TRC Arc 2] Episode 2: The Three Badges
« Reply #46 on: May 24 2006, 11:32 pm »
This was another great episode.  It was great to see Ryouoh again, though I wish they had shown Sakura interacting with Yuzuriha too, since they showed her briefly in the previous episode.  My favorite moment is definetly when Shaoran calls himself "LIttle Puppy" when he introduces himself to Ryouoh and Kurogane looks pissed off, like it's bringing back bad memories from Outo or something.  I guess Fai must've traumatized poor Kuro-chan with those nicknames of his.  I was also glad to see that they brought back the Clamp School Detectives and gave them more of a larger role this time around, since they only appeared for like five minutes in the first season.  I also really liked that BGM track they played near the beginning of the episode.  It sounded really cool and I can't wait for a new OST to be released.
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