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That may well be the case too, depending on interpretation. I'm not sure if he meant it that way or not, but I can imagine it coming off quite well with some ladies. Especially if said in a deep, passionate voice. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by staffcc
Episode 15 - AniYoshi
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Despite being the only one of the "children" who's not of royalty, Lillia seemed to have quite the princess attitude at times. Perhaps she simply lacked the exposure and experience that the adventurous Allison or the strong willed Fi. Kudos to Treize taking the initiative like a guy should. I liked how in a different way, they start their misadventure by meeting an ex-military man. When he was talking about being exiled from the military, I thought he was one of the bad guys for a sec. Perhaps he still was, up until the point where he told them to leave.
Lol at Fi and Benedict getting it on with each other while completely ignoring their daughter.
On the note of relationships, I wonder if we'll have a dual pairing again, or whether we'll be fully focused on Lillia and her prince.
(comment on episode 14, I guess even Allison slips in Travas's true name sometimes)
Sorry, no episodes just bad news:
Basically, they dropped a number of projects and Allison&Lillia translators seems to have lost his computer... The last release being from a month ago, it doesn't look too good. Not too good at all.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Kraco
Damn. Guess they rested a lot of foundation on that one translater. I guess this'll have to do as I wait out my Lillia withdrawal.
Funny how Shinsen's left this show unfinished too.
[Nipponsei] Allison to Lillia Original Soundtrack.zip
The wait continues.......
The best news come unbidden:
Episode 16 - AniYoshi
Celebration-worthy news indeed.
It made me laugh (or smile inwardly) seeing cool Carlos have a crush on Lillia. I really don't see the point of killing a plane full of school kids though, since the attackers don't look like they know there's a prince on board. I don't know much about aerial combat neither, but the way the fighters shot at the slightest movement makes me doubt how Treize will manoeuvre the plane, let alone nail one of them into sending a distress signal. And they cut us off at a massive cliffhanger! :mad:
I should feel ashamed. Long time no Lillia, and I'm complaining like anything. I'll just sit back and wait for the next one. :o
Aye, no need to complain. It has its weaknesses but what's important is there: Adventure, flying, and awkward romance in an old school setting.
The plan certainly wouldn't work in real life. However here it has some merit because the fighters are flying really close to their airplane (closer than they certainly would in real life). They might be able to take out one or even two before the rest can move to a far more sensible distance away from them. But regardless of that, it shouldn't work more than once since the small fighters are infinitely more agile than the bulky passenger aircraft.
Too right. And it's conveyed perfectly through the OST. I finally got a chance to listen to it. Oh, and as a habit of mine, here's the album art that wasn't in Nipponsei's package:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kraco
http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/5271/covercw5.jpg
This show is so great that I couldn't wait and watched the raws :eek:
This is a bit extreme. I don't think this series is that great...Quote:
Originally Posted by Katsura
Allison - Ariel Superiority
Allison & Lillia 17
Allison & Lillia 18
Not bad episodes. Too bad Treize lost his prize. I guess Lillia didn't have the guts to do it when Treize was asking for it, instead of she surprising him with it, thus gaining the upper hand. Quite an endearing couple so far. I wonder if Treize made his decision already, and thus was in hurry to go back suddenly.
That seems like the case, especially since Lillia unknowingly accepted his marriage proposal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kraco
Allison sure stole the show in episode 17. I guess there are some things that don't change after all. Her playfulness was still there, and it's only bolstered by her insane piloting skills.
As for will, I have to say I was slightly surprised he was going to let the plane crash so he could catch the old man. In that way, he thought the same way as the terrorist pilot: a few young lives for a greater purpose. Doesn't seem like his usual self. How contempt he is with the situation I'm not sure though.
Or did he actually have Allison on standby to catch them after the plane launched?
I find it hard to believe Wil would have just left all the kids die. He's an intelligence officer, true, and thus expected to be cold and villainous, but... he's still Wil. I can't see what his other master plan was going to be, though. I'd almost like to believe he didn't do anything because he knew Treize and Lillia would save the plane but since the whole operation was far longer in planning, that's kind of unlikely, unless he suddenly dropped some big original part of it and decided to rely on Treize and Lillia instead. That would actually make sense considering what he and Allison were already doing at that age.
His usual self:
Episode 19 - AniYoshi
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Edit: A jolly episode. Allison is still pretty hasty, it seems. Treize seems to be more determined than Wil, which is a good thing, even though he also would need a little push every now and then, but can't blame him. It's pretty realistic. I wonder if he will actually blurt out the big secret by accident instead of making purposeful grand revelation to Lillia. Allison judges her daughter correctly to be thick headed, but on the other hand it's nice how comfortable Lillia is in Treize's company.
Words not easily spoken:
Episode 20 - AniYoshi
Dynamites always mean something explosive will happen!! :D
I loved the pacing this episode. It started slow, with the whole New Year atmosphere, then gradually built it up with Benedict's life on the line and Treize's cart flying dangerously fast. You'd imagine at least a twisted ankle or something coming off so fast. Seeing Warren really shows how much time has passed despite it only feeling like a few years has passed.
And it seems Lillia has a cute weakness of her own:o
The pacing certainly was generally good. How the criminals conducted their business, though, is a pretty hard thing pacing wise. Logically thinking they would need to operate very fast as there's always a risk of troops arriving to rescue the hostages, but on the other hand not only are Fiona and Benedict tough customers but also I don't think those people were any veteran criminals either. So, in the end they gave the image of taking their jolly time to actually try to get anything out of Fiona.
Lastly, there's no plot a few dynamites couldn't make even better!