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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Christian" data-source="post: 8529440" data-attributes="member: 6901101"><p>My wife and I watched the first two episodes last night. I have seen a few CR episodes. She has never seen an episode. We are people that do not mind sex, violence or foul language, especially when it serves for characterization or setting/mood purposes. We both thought some of cursing stuff was a miss, as it did nothing to engage the viewer in the plot or character. (Although much of it did.)</p><p>We liked the plot, and the hook was solid. The pacing seemed a bit rushed, but I get that - animation is not cheap. The fight scenes were well done, although, just my personal preference, I prefer it to be less anime and more realistic. But they were still good. I think the setting is fantastic. They did such a good job visualizing it. </p><p>The only part neither of us liked, and I can't believe I am going to say this, are the characters. I know that is their bread-and-butter. I know they are great at it. But each and every character seemed forced. There was no subtlety to their motivations or traits. It was: "Look at me, I am sooooooo awkward" or "Look at me, I am sooooo angry." It seemed very forced.</p><p>That said, I will definitely continue watching, and who knows, maybe that style will grow on me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scott Christian, post: 8529440, member: 6901101"] My wife and I watched the first two episodes last night. I have seen a few CR episodes. She has never seen an episode. We are people that do not mind sex, violence or foul language, especially when it serves for characterization or setting/mood purposes. We both thought some of cursing stuff was a miss, as it did nothing to engage the viewer in the plot or character. (Although much of it did.) We liked the plot, and the hook was solid. The pacing seemed a bit rushed, but I get that - animation is not cheap. The fight scenes were well done, although, just my personal preference, I prefer it to be less anime and more realistic. But they were still good. I think the setting is fantastic. They did such a good job visualizing it. The only part neither of us liked, and I can't believe I am going to say this, are the characters. I know that is their bread-and-butter. I know they are great at it. But each and every character seemed forced. There was no subtlety to their motivations or traits. It was: "Look at me, I am sooooooo awkward" or "Look at me, I am sooooo angry." It seemed very forced. That said, I will definitely continue watching, and who knows, maybe that style will grow on me. [/QUOTE]
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