Comments on: Catching up to: Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 (8) http://www.nekosthinkbox.com/2009/08/30/catching-up-to-tokyo-magnitude-80-8/ Get your Kitty Candy over at http://www.nekosthinkbox.com ;) Thu, 26 Nov 2009 09:00:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: littleneko http://www.nekosthinkbox.com/2009/08/30/catching-up-to-tokyo-magnitude-80-8/comment-page-1/#comment-17825 littleneko Mon, 31 Aug 2009 12:29:11 +0000 http://natsuneko.animeblogger.net/?p=2507#comment-17825 I have the same thought too, that Yuuki is dead, it's just Mirai's sudden change, was too drastic. and Yuuki, who've just recovered, playing soccer with other kids? and it''s not even 1 day pass after he "recovered"! o.o I have the same thought too, that Yuuki is dead, it’s just Mirai’s sudden change, was too drastic. and Yuuki, who’ve just recovered, playing soccer with other kids? and it’’s not even 1 day pass after he “recovered”! o.o

]]> By: nekosasu http://www.nekosthinkbox.com/2009/08/30/catching-up-to-tokyo-magnitude-80-8/comment-page-1/#comment-17788 nekosasu Sun, 30 Aug 2009 13:46:59 +0000 http://natsuneko.animeblogger.net/?p=2507#comment-17788 @RyanA: 100% agreed. Especially when there are so many unfinished things, so many regrets. It's truly mortifying. @Reltair: Yep yep, please do catch up. It's well worth your time ;) Now that would be ironic though if the quake happened while you're watching it... j/k xD Though that fact might probably change your viewing experience. I've never experienced an earthquake so I couldn't tell, and I'm not willing to experience one anytime soon. @RyanA: 100% agreed. Especially when there are so many unfinished things, so many regrets. It’s truly mortifying.

@Reltair: Yep yep, please do catch up. It’s well worth your time ;) Now that would be ironic though if the quake happened while you’re watching it… j/k xD Though that fact might probably change your viewing experience. I’ve never experienced an earthquake so I couldn’t tell, and I’m not willing to experience one anytime soon.

]]> By: Reltair http://www.nekosthinkbox.com/2009/08/30/catching-up-to-tokyo-magnitude-80-8/comment-page-1/#comment-17774 Reltair Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:59:21 +0000 http://natsuneko.animeblogger.net/?p=2507#comment-17774 Ugh, I need to catch up on Tokyo Magnitude as well. I stopped watching after episode 2 or so primarily due to the "selfish, troubled female middle schooler." It's good to hear that her bad traits will be fixed in later episodes. It also happens that I live in an area that is overdue for a major earthquake. Oh the joy and suspense. Ugh, I need to catch up on Tokyo Magnitude as well. I stopped watching after episode 2 or so primarily due to the “selfish, troubled female middle schooler.” It’s good to hear that her bad traits will be fixed in later episodes.

It also happens that I live in an area that is overdue for a major earthquake. Oh the joy and suspense.

]]> By: Ryan A http://www.nekosthinkbox.com/2009/08/30/catching-up-to-tokyo-magnitude-80-8/comment-page-1/#comment-17773 Ryan A Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:41:27 +0000 http://natsuneko.animeblogger.net/?p=2507#comment-17773 <em>how could I know the workings of the mind of a selfish, troubled <strong>female</strong> middle schooler</em> [my emphasis] lolz Man realism, it does do a nice job. Episode 5 is still <em>the</em> episode which whoa'd me. The new developments overshadow a lot of what's happened so far, and I think there's more questions than focus on the actual situation, and the actual situation is terribly sad.. really sad. I have felt, especially in recent years, the dead aren't the ones who usually need our tears. Yes, untimely deaths are sad, but ultimately, it is the living who have to deal with it. Loss is such a desperate item. Perhaps Mirai is bringing that into the story. As bad as I feel for Yuuki, Mirai's possible delusion is just heart-wrenching. Well, 3 more episodes. I think I'll go non-batch from here out :) how could I know the workings of the mind of a selfish, troubled female middle schooler [my emphasis] lolz

Man realism, it does do a nice job. Episode 5 is still the episode which whoa’d me. The new developments overshadow a lot of what’s happened so far, and I think there’s more questions than focus on the actual situation, and the actual situation is terribly sad.. really sad.

I have felt, especially in recent years, the dead aren’t the ones who usually need our tears. Yes, untimely deaths are sad, but ultimately, it is the living who have to deal with it. Loss is such a desperate item. Perhaps Mirai is bringing that into the story. As bad as I feel for Yuuki, Mirai’s possible delusion is just heart-wrenching.

Well, 3 more episodes. I think I’ll go non-batch from here out :)

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