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Posted on April 6th, 2008 @ 11:41 pm
I absolutely loved the End of Evangelion parody in this episode as well, it was brilliantly done and besides, there’s no better feeling that being able to sit there and say “Ha! I get that joke!”
Probably the best part of all is that Zoku Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei actually gets better after this episode. By its very nature it’s rather hit and miss (just like any sketch show, especially one as surreal as this), but some of the recent episodes have been absolutely fantastic, as you will no doubt soon discover assuming you haven’t already.
Posted on April 7th, 2008 @ 12:49 am
…And this is up to where I am because I want to follow [Anon]’s releases but I just won’t have time with this latest season, So [afk]’s slow if not standing still release schedule I will have to settle with.
As for this episode, I really enjoyed it for what it was rather than noticing it was a reference to Evangelion. Which, Strangely enough, I didn’t. SZS has to be one of the most innovative anime I have seen, Its not groundbreaking in the way it presents its humour but the way it is bundled with the style of animation and its topics of humour - Its a cool and unusual show.
Its nice to hear your enjoying it and I await more reviews. ;D
Posted on April 7th, 2008 @ 9:36 pm
@Hanners: it’s not often I get ZSZS’s references but I usually catch the more obvious ones, such as the EoE parody. It’s an old(ish) movie I guess but the Rebuild movies are perhaps bringing it to fans’ attention again. I’m looking forward to the rest of the current season though - ep #4 has me all enthused about the show again!
@Jayme: yeah, I’m following a.f.k.’s subs too - my backlog’s been quite long lately but I’m getting a bit eager for some more of Itoshiki-sensei and his class…