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jump to expanded postgonna watch an anime called “un-go” because a friend said i'd probably vibe with it and it has music by narasaki and also i swear it came up when talking to other friends last month, high hopes
HERE WE GO
literally less than 5 minutes in and this has ghost-in-the-shell level political density that's making it hard to follow ahahah
“kaishou-kaichou” lmao
holy shit the way the detective is introduced this is gonna be peak. i gotta clip this later
oh my god the constant titles appearing that explain who someone is (their name and position and affiliated organisation) are used for almost a form of dramatic irony this is incredible
this is so… ace attorney. in the strangest ways
what an incredibly strong first episode???? i'm going to love this series
true to my word, here's how the detective duo is introduced in the first episode of “un-go”
ok episode 2 let's go
btw the title of this series, “un-go” [sic], is something like the japanese equivalent of naming a detective series “homes” [sic]
or rather “doil” [sic]. very explicit homage
*does this to u*
certain things in un-go episode 2 almost presage the most infamous internet-related EU legislation of the current era. hell, i might have to turn one of them into a GIF at some point, it's so incredibly on-the-nose
episode 3 let's go
this series, un-go, is genuinely incredible, i wish i had a familiarity with the original works of ango that are being adapted, but i wonder if it's making everything some future sci-fi dystopia to invoke the same otherworldly-future feel that the meiji era might have had, hmm
what the hell were they on when they came up with this series
it… really is a lot like ace attorney? while also being nothing like ace attorney. it goes hard in different ways. i'm getting the sense that both of these works have common inspirations i'm unfamiliar with
one more for today, episode 4
already with the first episode of this series i've been thinking, wow, this feels like one of those series where they know they're getting tragically little time (11 episodes) and so they decide to go extra hard on what is, nonetheless, a detective series. it's unusually cool
i feel cursed by the constant desire to make comparisons. if i make enough of them you'll feel like you already know what this thing is. i don't want you to know that, i want you to watch it. anyway, i'm once again going to say “ghost in the shell”
holy fucking shit the scene with the doll in the car
what. whaaat
gods the political commentary in each episode is so frighteningly contemporarily relevant
i don't want to spoil things so i won't, but episode 4 is yet another example, i'm gonna end up fucking quoting it at my friends when talking about… a certain topic lmao
episode 5 let's go
LOOKING FOR KOTOBA KOETE
OCHITEIKU HANE NO YOU NI
LOOKING FOR MITSUKETE
KOKO DE YORISOU YOU NI
starting to think any series which has the verb 探してる somewhere in the opening or ending is peak
episode 6 time!
time for episode 7
this show loves unexpected cliffhangers
i Just About have enough time to watch episode 8 rn lets go
i've decided that magical depictions of technology and hacking are cooler than realistic ones, nerd me was wrong
holy shit they're really doing a [rot13]vyyhfvba cybgyvar[/rot13] yes yes yessss yes
okay, two episodes left, going to watch un-go episode 10
oh shit this is gonna be a three-parter
time to finish un-go!!!
did you know: people live, and people fall
honestly kind of in awe at how they managed to tell a complete story in 11 episodes. i do feel like i'd probably like the series even more if it were twice as long, but it's like… not an incomplete work
time to finally watch un-go episode 0, inga-ron
if only i could stay like this, submerged forever
humans store screams
did you forget? my words turn into reality. it already is the truth
i can't believe it. they made peam 2
[un-go inga-ron spoilers] loved the music in this scene narasaki did a bang-up job here,
@hikari I’d drink it