

And while there's been a lot of really incredible moments, the lack of follow through on them has really undermined how well I think of them in hindsight.īut it's not the end of the show, and for that reason I'd probably give it an extra half a point to a seven.
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I think if this here were the end of the series I'd say 6.5/10, because for all of it's beautiful visuals, music, and interesting characters, so much of it has blurred together in my mind between the revolving door of buff fodder and a few repetitious battles that I can't say I'd tolerate it as well on rewatch. How do you feel going into the second “half” of the series?Ĭould the Ide mentioned in this Buff Clan legend be real?ĭidn't prep a post today so the least I can do is answer these How do you think this stacks up as a recap episode? Do you have examples of recap episodes that compare favorably or disfavorably to this one? (Be mindful of the links to artist’s profiles, as they may contain NSFW content. Legend of Ide by Izumi Mamoru Ken - Source Resurrection Of Ideon by Izumi Mamoru Ken - Source Notable roles include Aramis in Anime Sanjushi, Tarou Misaki in Captain Tsubasa, Ranko Midorikawa in the Aim for the Ace! OAVs, Canary Donette in Fang of The Sun Dougram, Shotaro Kaneda in Shin Tetsujin 28-Gou, and Lavinia Herbert in A Little Princess Sara. She is still an active voice actress, though accepting a much smaller number of roles and being credited under her real name since 2002. Hisamura had her voice acting debut in 1979’s Anne of Green Gables, and was most active throughout the eighties, perhaps best known for all of her roles in various World Masterpiece Theatre productions. The series won the third ever Animage Anime Grand Prix award in 1980.Ī stage actress and voice actress currently affiliated with the voice acting agency 81 Productions, and who voices Banda Lotta. And given what happened to the Sixth Civilization, things aren’t looking too good. This whole conflict was engineered by the Ide, and whatever it has in mind for the humans and Buff Clan, the characters are nothing but helpless pawns to it. The meteors that led both races to Planet Solo. The Buff Clan, lured by legends of the Ide’s immense power. The mysterious barriers that protect the crew. The Ideon powering up only when it wants to, often motivated by the baby crying. The Solo Ship travelling through subspace, getting spit out at random planets. Everything else up to this point, it was no different. The Ide told them to fight, and they had no choice but to do so. Ultimately, it was the Ide that hunted down Harulu across space, and the Solo Ship’s crew was only a means to that end. The Ide, acting on its own, ensnared Harulu’s ship with its power.

So, now that it’s been brought up that the Ide has a will of its own, any doubts of that are crushed by its actions this episode. u/dralcax’s talk regarding the revelations as to the Ide.
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