In class response to silver spoon:

After reading a few chapters of "silver spoon", I thought it was very funny. I responded to the facial expressions of the characters most. I find that type of humor, in particular, to make me laugh a lot. The way the expressions are drawn helped though. I think the comedic tone of the story is pretty consistent, which is great! At least from what I read, but it doesn’t overshadow the mystery of what’s going on and why are we here? You still want to read the story but it’s decorated with a very funny perspective. The connections I made to the story were mostly school elements. Since I was in school I could relate to learning about things I didn’t necessarily want to. Which was pretty much every class. Until college of course.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Yonkoma 1. A young man asks a beautiful girl out to dinner, and the girl looks at the man with a shocked look on her face. 2. The young man and beautiful woman are sitting at a dinner table, and the waiter has just approached them asking what they'd like to eat. The man orders pancakes, and the woman says she is not hungry. 3. The woman bites the man's head off, then continues consuming his entire corpse. Everyone else at the diner is traumatized. She is a ghoul! 4. The waiter returns with a check, once the waiter notices the man is gone, the waiter begins to panic, but the woman responds and says not to worry, she will pay for the meal, with a luscious smile on her face.
Read more
Week 13:  ONE PUNCH MANNNNN!!!!! One Punch Man’s story is simple- The story of an average guy who’s a hero for fun. Now what makes this unique is that this show is a parody. For people new to that genre, it’s an imitation of other work. Basically what this anime does is it makes a parody out of shounen genre, where you have a male protagonist who gets beaten down, and then trains or in some other way defeats the bad guy. Here, the MC is just over-powered to the extent that he gets depressed there’s no one strong enough to challenge him. You might think that such a strong person would be revered as a God by the people. Sadly, you’re mistaken. The people don’t even know he exists!! Anyone who is open-minded will enjoy this anime to its full extent. Now the only reason I gave this a 9 is because of the meticulously high standard set by Ufotable in the Fate series and Kara no Kyoukai movies. But by no means is it far behind. In most anime, usually the MC has some kind of weapon, you ...
Read more
Week 8: RANMA 1/2!! For me, that would be Rumiko Takahashi’s Ranma 1/2. It was the anime that launched my love for “Japanese cartoons.” And I actually find it kind of sad that a lot of anime fanatics nowadays seem to not know it even exists. I watched it actually a long time ago and even thought there are a lot of episodes, I can still write a small review of what I remember.  Ranma 1/2 is about Ranma Saotome, a boy who has been trained in the Anything-Goes School of Martial Arts style by his father, Genma, ever since he was a boy. During a training expedition to the cursed springs of Jusenkyo, Ranma falls into the Spring of Drowned Girl and now, whenever he gets splashed with cold water, he turns into a girl while hot water turns him back into a boy. Throughout the series, Ranma gets into all sorts of messes and encounters all sort of characters who either want to date him or beat him up.  I pretty much like all of the supporting characters as each and everyone has their ow...
Read more