Vivid - Episode 11
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Game plan: Kanie is going to use his former stardom to gather 300 more people to the show.
Vivid - Episode 11
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Game plan: Kanie is going to use his former stardom to gather 300 more people to the show.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
They have three hours left, so I'm not entirely sure what they can do anymore. I'm a bit surprised he didn't come up with lessers plans in addition to the soccer match. It shouldn't have been impossible to get a thousand guests more with some single time only events or whatever.Originally Posted by Buffalobiian
Not impossible, but less than projected. He was a little optimistic about the turn-out I suppose. Given that it's an accumulative counter you could also say that it was not this event but earlier things that could have been improved upon.
Also, yes I agree that Sylphy too is awesome.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
I will never understand why there are people who like her... or her character-type in generalAlso, yes I agree that Sylphy too is awesome.
It's beyond air-headed, its full retard.
I could say stuff, but I'll let Moogle handle this one.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
I'm firmly in the Muse/Salama camp. Sylphy is just too stupid. I mean I get that the joke is that she's the air fairy and is an airhead...but Muse and Salama are better in every way.
The only thing better than Salama's hashtags are Isuzu's completely wrong emojis.
It is kind of interesting that, so far at least, there hasn't been any hints that they will even try to cure Latifah's curse. Even when they succeed (and they will somehow), her memory will still get wiped unless some other miracle occurs.
Ashe, the accountant lady, still takes the crown of best minor side character.
One word: Waki.
Peace.
Not to derail discussion, but even after some light net research, I'm not able to find a concrete definition of "waki" as used by otaku, present company included. Could I please get a hookup?
Waki = Armpits.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
I don't think Slyphy has really been shown to be stupid at all.
Rather, she just kind of does whatever she wants and has fun.
I can understand that she might be too deep for some people around here
...And she's not bad to look at.
Last edited by MasterOfMoogles; Sun, 12-14-2014 at 08:47 PM.
You'd have thought my sig and avatar + the sig text would clue him in.
Kidding aside, it is actually "waki no shita" = "armpit." I just like using the single word for impact.
Isn't that like the definition of a stupid person?
Peace.
Not at all.
While "stupid" is used a lot for many different things, the typical definitions would either be someone who is ignorant and doesn't try to get better or someone who just can't understand at all.
Slyphy hasn't been shown to be either of these things. She's really just been shown to be free-spirited, and perhaps she understands what is going on more than most of the characters.
Also, remember in the Elementario episode how each trial had to do with one of their weaknesses?
Which one was Slyphy's again? Oh yea, no trial for her because she has none!
Had the last game been a truly intellectual one rather than a feels/trust one, I'd be more sure.
Overall instead of telling us that Sylphy wasn't dumb, I felt the episode's message was more that it didn't matter that Sylphy was dumb (if at all).
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
Doing whatever you want + no understanding of the consequences = stupid.
Doing whatever you want + understanding of the consequences = ass.
Not sure which one Sylphy belongs to. Of course, this negative labeling only applies if something negative comes from her actions, but not caring about anything will inevitably have that consequence. The rotting state of their team was partly her responsibility if she had the smarts to fix it but did not give a damn and continued prancing around.
Peace.
She hasn't done anything bad. I mean, let's be honest, she's hardly even in the show.
Basically she pops up to try and do something random/funny and make people happy/laugh. A lot of times it seems like she's trying to cheer everybody up when they're down in the dumps thinking about the trouble they deal with on the park. In the most recent episode, for example, she uses a samurai line to try to lighten the mood when they're cutting off half their park (and where did she get that sword!?).
I think its a little harsh to expect any of the individual girls to be able to fix their team considering the state they were in. I guess they're all pretty stupid if you want to count that. Slyphy was just trying her best by being awesome at everything.
There isn't enough evidence to support such a motivation behind her ditzy actions.
Peace.
It's a devil's proof.
Way to be a pessimist, though
I'm not actually trying to seriously argue this point. I just like the character and think she is funny.
I haven't got a clue what you all are even arguing about. Sylphy is just like she's supposed to be. If the whole group was made of level-headed persons, they could never put up a performance of any kind (unless it was a chess match, or something, and would gather no audience). Those performances are more or less their only job and only work because they have varied personalities.
I don't think Moogles nor I were really arguing seriously. I actually like Sylphy, as I said before.
Stupid or not, she loves to raise her arms, and that's good enough for me.
Peace.
Vivid - Episode 12
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"Two for the price of one." - Tirami is the shit! This show just keeps delivering. Despite this show being comedy and slice-of-life, the driving force of reaching the yearly limit in a few months still kept things tense. There really should be a higher hurdle or challenge now to keep up the drama, now that the park is greatly improved.
Besides Tirami's upstaging act here, Sento fanservice wins as always.
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