May 19, 2008
ARIA's End
Iwon'tcryIwon'tcryIwon'tcryIwon'tcryIwon'tcryIwon'tcryIwon'tcryIwon'tcryIwon'tcryIwon'tcry
Dammit...
Dammit...
Dammit...
*sobbing like a little baby*
No, ARIA... thank you. Over the course of 52 episodes and one OVA, you've introduced me to a wonderful world, full of wonderful characters, characters that I honestly cared about. There's no action, there's very little drama (except in some special cases), and some would say there's almost no storyline.
There's just Akari, Aika, Alice, and all the rest of your people. And that's all that's needed, because you did it right. I like them. For the first time in my 15 years of anime watching, I actually wish I could live in the world you've created.
There's no higher praise than I can bestow on a series than that. I cannot recommend this show enough.
Thank you, Jeff, for introducing me to ARIA. Thank you, RightStuf, for licensing the series. Heck, I'll even thank Tokyopop for releasing the manga (which has become only the third manga series I've purchased, after a few volumes of Ranma 1/2 back in the mid-90s, and Azumanga Daioh in 2007).
But it's going to be hard to adjust to knowing that there won't be any new stories of Neo-Venezia coming.
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Dammit...
Dammit...
Dammit...
*sobbing like a little baby*
No, ARIA... thank you. Over the course of 52 episodes and one OVA, you've introduced me to a wonderful world, full of wonderful characters, characters that I honestly cared about. There's no action, there's very little drama (except in some special cases), and some would say there's almost no storyline.
There's just Akari, Aika, Alice, and all the rest of your people. And that's all that's needed, because you did it right. I like them. For the first time in my 15 years of anime watching, I actually wish I could live in the world you've created.
There's no higher praise than I can bestow on a series than that. I cannot recommend this show enough.
Thank you, Jeff, for introducing me to ARIA. Thank you, RightStuf, for licensing the series. Heck, I'll even thank Tokyopop for releasing the manga (which has become only the third manga series I've purchased, after a few volumes of Ranma 1/2 back in the mid-90s, and Azumanga Daioh in 2007).
But it's going to be hard to adjust to knowing that there won't be any new stories of Neo-Venezia coming.
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