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Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 9:14 pm
by TheGiftedMonkey
I'm in Arizona which has its own special timezone rules for some reason. We don't do DST. :shock: When everyone else jumps back and forth an hour every year, we don't. I find it a bit odd that were the only ones who do that, or rather don't do that. :?

Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2007 4:37 am
by ellimist
haha...you've guessed right, Garstansinilliam. i'm fascinated by this story largely due to de time theories explored so far, etc. :D
thanks for de info, HolyCow...it's a real pity, though - i still can't wait! :P
but seriously, i really take my hats off to all translators out there, tirelessly translating all de mangas and bringing these stories to us :D

Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2007 2:01 pm
by Garstansinilliam
ellimist wrote:haha...you've guessed right, Garstansinilliam. i'm fascinated by this story largely due to de time theories explored so far, etc. :D
thanks for de info, HolyCow...it's a real pity, though - i still can't wait! :P
but seriously, i really take my hats off to all translators out there, tirelessly translating all de mangas and bringing these stories to us :D
Seconded!
Anyway, there are much worse things to be addicted to. Like Crack, or football or something.

Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 4:21 am
by ellimist
Lol...not football, lah (note: this is a singaporean term) - unless you count in the betting part :P now i can't wait for chapter 4 & 5 to be completed, hopefully there'll be another DOUBLE RELEASE (hint, hint.) XD

Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 3:42 pm
by megafan999
I just finished reading this volume and I have to say, it was great, my favorite so far, specially because of Nagato :P

Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 12:17 pm
by Dan
lol This Yuki is mine, too!

I have to agree, this was really my favorite volume. It absolutle HAS to be animated.

Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 2:33 pm
by HAL9000
This one wasn't just my favorite volume, it stands out as one of the better sci-fi stories I've read. I can't imagine that it won't be animated.

To sweeten the pot, I've found that the production quality of the first Haruhi season enhanced my enjoyment of the stories, compared to their prose incarnations. To imagine Disapearance improving in quality as it transitions to motion... ah, my mind can barely process it.

Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 8:49 pm
by quigonkenny
HAL9000 wrote:This one wasn't just my favorite volume, it stands out as one of the better sci-fi stories I've read. I can't imagine that it won't be animated.

To sweeten the pot, I've found that the production quality of the first Haruhi season enhanced my enjoyment of the stories, compared to their prose incarnations. To imagine Disapearance improving in quality as it transitions to motion... ah, my mind can barely process it.
And the real scary thing is, 10 could be even better. ^_^

You're definitely right about the joyous anticipation toward 4 being animated. The way Tanigawa writes Haruhi—from the setting, to the pacing, to the various literary shortcuts and plot devices—is tailor-made for export to a visual medium. The fact that it's being animated by one of the most detail-oriented and artistically talented studios in the world is icing on the cake.

We'll see it before too long. The general consensus, due both to the promotion we've seen (particularly the live action BLR) and plain old common sense, is that 4 will be animated next, either as the anchor of the next season, or sharing that responsibility with 7. My only hope is that KyoAni's been taking so long getting to it because they want to set everything up perfectly for it.

Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2007 9:26 am
by Kaisos Erranon
quigonkenny wrote:
HAL9000 wrote:This one wasn't just my favorite volume, it stands out as one of the better sci-fi stories I've read. I can't imagine that it won't be animated.

To sweeten the pot, I've found that the production quality of the first Haruhi season enhanced my enjoyment of the stories, compared to their prose incarnations. To imagine Disapearance improving in quality as it transitions to motion... ah, my mind can barely process it.
And the real scary thing is, 10 could be even better. ^_^

You're definitely right about the joyous anticipation toward 4 being animated. The way Tanigawa writes Haruhi—from the setting, to the pacing, to the various literary shortcuts and plot devices—is tailor-made for export to a visual medium. The fact that it's being animated by one of the most detail-oriented and artistically talented studios in the world is icing on the cake.

We'll see it before too long. The general consensus, due both to the promotion we've seen (particularly the live action BLR) and plain old common sense, is that 4 will be animated next, either as the anchor of the next season, or sharing that responsibility with 7. My only hope is that KyoAni's been taking so long getting to it because they want to set everything up perfectly for it.
I, too, cannot wait to see this animated.

We have to wait until March at the least, however...