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[TRC] Episode 13 : Steward of Illusions
fisah:
I have no complaints. What. so. ever.
[gasping ensues]
I know, me, of all people, who pinpoints every flaw and rants about bloody everything doesn't have anything to see bad about TRC. WOW! Just, WOW! This episode was really good :surprised:
I especially liked the bgm, and Sakura said something more than a sentence [gasps] and she looks really pretty in that dress of hers :XD: I had a feeling the colors would be the same as in the op since they look pretty much identical, but the color scheme was different. No worries though.
The bishies looked awesome, especially Fai! *fangirlish squeals that make teh neighbours complain* I loved that hat of his! Syaoran and Kurogane were also drool-worthy :noteworthy:
The bgm was awesome as well, it sounded like the ending bgm, the one they play at the end of the episode, sounded a little different, but they always change with every country they go to right? Like some initial characteristics changed from it.
The plot is going in an awesome pace, not to fast, and not excessively slow like some countries [cough, Hashin + Chun Hyang's] so everything is good. I even liked the VA's for the doctor and other Jadesters *ummm, the people in Jade :shifty: *
I liked the pretty line art for the story of the princess, it was really nice, and it had this mystical feel to it, it was awesome :noteworthy:
ALSO *wow, lots of compliments* since, Bee Train are obvious S/S fans, they made Sakura's last word before she fainted 'Syaoran-kun', so cool! I know it isn't that big of a deal, but I really caught on. I don't recall that in the manga though, hmmm, either way, it was cute :greengrin:
I also have a question. Isnt calling Syaoran, Syaoran-kun, with the suffix, more affectionate then the plain, Syaoran? I don't know, it seems odd, I always assumed adding the suffix meant it in more affectionate terms, so yeah, before Sakura lost her memories, she called Syaoran, just plain, Syaoran, right? So that's my big quesiton :hehe:
*reads over post*
Not a complaint in sight....I have done the world good :lol:
Sakaki:
***I also have a question. Isnt calling Syaoran, Syaoran-kun, with the suffix, more affectionate then the plain, Syaoran? I don't know, it seems odd, I always assumed adding the suffix meant it in more affectionate terms, so yeah, before Sakura lost her memories, she called Syaoran, just plain, Syaoran, right? So that's my big quesiton***
Actually, Syaoran-kun would be more formal than just Syaoran.
By calling someone only by their first name with nothing on the end shows great familiarity and closeness.
That's why she called him just Syaoran before and then Syaoran-kun after she forgot him.
Alexiel:
yeah and according to my Japanese learning book **yes i have one ^_^** -kun also signifies cuteness... for guys. lol. when calling someone by just their name, it shows intimacy and closeness between two people than people who use the honorifics. honorifics are just the Japanese formality system, or so i believe. ^^
lika-chi:
this episode was really good. xD hehe i just watched it today. :sweatdrop:
at the beginning they're wearing the clothes from that world already. it's confusing too, because you don't see them get them or you wonder how they got the clothes too..?_? i wonder. lolz
mokona and kurogane were so funny in this episode. their little fights. hehe and when mokona bit kurogane for him to shut up. ROFL!!! that was classic. lolz
sakura is um becoming more 'active'?? lolz well there's more sakura action now. hehe. xD i really liked her in this episode. xD go sakura.
the fight with the townsmen was awesome. how fai, syaoran, and kurogane fought was cool. all three of them all so good.
the golden hair princess is really pretty. she's drawn really nicely ne? there's not a lot of detail on her but she looks really really pretty.
bee train is getting better. keep up the great work. XD
fisah:
Actually, Syaoran-kun would be more formal than just Syaoran.
By calling someone only by their first name with nothing on the end shows great familiarity and closeness.
That's why she called him just Syaoran before and then Syaoran-kun after she forgot him.
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--- Quote from: Sakaki on July 10 2005, 03:52 pm ---***I also have a question. Isnt calling Syaoran, Syaoran-kun, with the suffix, more affectionate then the plain, Syaoran? I don't know, it seems odd, I always assumed adding the suffix meant it in more affectionate terms, so yeah, before Sakura lost her memories, she called Syaoran, just plain, Syaoran, right? So that's my big quesiton***
Actually, Syaoran-kun would be more formal than just Syaoran.
By calling someone only by their first name with nothing on the end shows great familiarity and closeness.
That's why she called him just Syaoran before and then Syaoran-kun after she forgot him.
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Oh, that makes so much more sense XD Thank you ^^
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