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Captain Invictus posted:Prettyboy Sameness Syndrome, you can only differentiate them by hair color and theirs is close enough to make it confusing Plus Yoake is kind of a jerk. In mostly good ways but still obviously a jerk.
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Argona posted:Does anyone know where in the manga the anime ends? There are some changes to make it more of an ending, but the final episode roughly corresponds with chapter 108.
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Jul 11, 2016 05:15
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Holy crap this got an anime? I thought this was just a thread for the manga. 
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Argona posted:Does anyone know where in the manga the anime ends? Around ~108 I think, but I would start at 103 because the Fireworks Festival plays out differently because the webcomic has a lead-in to the next plot arc, but the anime just made it end without it.
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Jul 11, 2016 19:19
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I love this anime/manga, I've held tonnes of regrets about my youth. 
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Raenir Salazar posted:I love this anime/manga, I've held tonnes of regrets about my youth.      
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Jul 12, 2016 15:30
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Poil posted:Yeah. What's that quote from NHK? "I don't even want to live, but dying's such a hassle. I just want to disappear."
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Jul 12, 2016 18:09
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filthychimp posted:But still, what the gently caress is the actual goal of Relife? How is extreme therapy supposed to make them money? I always assumed it was a "Japanese government project to assimilate hikikomori back into society for the sake of birth rates etc etc" thing. I mean rehabilitation of depressed and/or otherwise emotionally troubled individuals is a good and productive thing in any society in the long run, and it's not like the hikikomori problem in Japan is anything super-recent...
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Just finished marathonning this. As someone who left a poo poo workplace after a few months and had it hang over my head for like a year trying to find a new job, this hit me pretty hard. But everything he says about not regretting it is true as hell.
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CryingAthena posted:I always assumed it was a "Japanese government project to assimilate hikikomori back into society for the sake of birth rates etc etc" thing. I mean rehabilitation of depressed and/or otherwise emotionally troubled individuals is a good and productive thing in any society in the long run, and it's not like the hikikomori problem in Japan is anything super-recent... Yea, I simplified the premise of this show in my mind as "charter school for NEETs".
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Jul 13, 2016 15:26
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I just finished watching the last episode of this and I don't think I've enjoyed a show this much for ages. A lot of it really seemed to hit home for me and I'm hoping that there'll be another season somehow, as unlikely as that may be.
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Jul 14, 2016 00:05
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Hawke posted:I just finished watching the last episode of this and I don't think I've enjoyed a show this much for ages. A lot of it really seemed to hit home for me and I'm hoping that there'll be another season somehow, as unlikely as that may be. I wouldn't say a second season is impossible, the webcomic is apparently the highest rated series that Comico has, but there isn't going to be enough material to do another season for years Note that because it's a full-color webcomic published vertical style, even though it's technically weekly the average chapter is like, 8-10 pages long when put together in traditional manga format, and they burned through about a hundred chapters for these 13 episodes.
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Jul 14, 2016 00:36
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Hawke posted:I just finished watching the last episode of this and I don't think I've enjoyed a show this much for ages. A lot of it really seemed to hit home for me and I'm hoping that there'll be another season somehow, as unlikely as that may be. The webcomic is still ongoing so it should pick up where the anime ended if I'm reading it correctly from the thread. It's not too bad since there's a fast scanlation group and all.
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Jul 15, 2016 03:26
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how can a drug only make your outside younger. That seems really useless to unattractive people.
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Jul 17, 2016 06:22
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Because its bullshit Sufficiently Advanced Science Indistinguishable From Magic nonsense
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Jul 17, 2016 06:25
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Also it would ruin the physical fitness and he-has-a-severe-learning-disability jokes otherwise.
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Jul 17, 2016 07:03
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Why don't they just sell the drug and use the trillions of dollars in profits to offset the economic losses of having NEETs permanently out of the workforce instead of an elaborate program to rehabilitate them?
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organism posted:Why don't they just sell the drug and use the trillions of dollars in profits to offset the economic losses of having NEETs permanently out of the workforce instead of an elaborate program to rehabilitate them? Give a man money and he'll have money. Teach a man to earn money, and he'll develop social skills and have money.
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organism posted:Why don't they just sell the drug and use the trillions of dollars in profits to offset the economic losses of having NEETs permanently out of the workforce instead of an elaborate program to rehabilitate them? I half suspect that the rehab program is just the "trial run" for the drug before mass market proliferation to get government grant money.
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Jul 18, 2016 07:14
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Plus they talk about how being in the ReLIFE program will help them land a job. I strongly suspect the job they're going to land is...in the ReLife program. I binged through all the episodes and yeah they went really fast through the manga but they took the time to hit the big plot arcs instead of getting hung up on little stuff. Which makes me a little sad, because the absolute best part of the sections they covered and didn't include was---oh gently caress it I'll Just link it (Mild spoilers for the end of episode 10)
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Watched Relife today. Really liked this one, watched it in one siting. I figured out pretty early that Hishiro was 001, but the story was pretty satisfying nonetheless. Sadly, it will be some time before a second season comes, as the anime used about 75% of the released source material. I am pretty certain that a second season will be coming eventually though, due to the way the story is progressing in the manga. I will be definitely looking forward to seeing it, when it comes. <3 If someone watches the anime and wants to continue to the manga, I read somewhere to start from ch101 (a little before the 13th episode). Cheers..C: Dante80 fucked around with this message at 21:15 on Jul 23, 2016 |
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Jul 23, 2016 21:08
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So, since the Anime was released to binge watch, any chance we can use the thread for the manga as well? Because a new chapter is up.
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Seems reasonable to me. I still need to finish this, actually 
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I finally got around to actually watching the series and it's nice to look back on what everyone was like in the beginning. It's nice.
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Yeah, plus with the anime ending on revealing who subject 001 is, it's actually kind of nice to go back and notice the foreshadowing for it.
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Krysmphoenix posted:Yeah, plus with the anime ending on revealing who subject 001 is, it's actually kind of nice to go back and notice the foreshadowing for it. Speaking of which, question for people who've both read the webtoon and watched the anime. I'm on episode 8 and they're going into the volleyball arc, which seems like it'll take 2 or 3 more episodes to resolve. So do they skip any of the following to make way for the ending? Kaizaki visiting the grave The festival (including Kariu and Oga confessing to each other)
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ZepiaEltnamOberon posted:Speaking of which, question for people who've both read the webtoon and watched the anime. That is all in the anime.
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AVeryLargeRadish posted:That is all in the anime. Ah, sweet, sweet. I was worried that there might not be enough time but I guess it works out.
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Aug 3, 2016 03:26
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Anime reaffirms that Inukai is sort of a jerk and probably the only member of the major cast that I don't straight up love.
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Aug 3, 2016 05:13
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Maybe he'll get an arc to stop being a poo poo, or maybe he'll always be the lovely, kinda abusive jerk
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Captain Invictus posted:Maybe he'll get an arc to stop being a poo poo, or maybe he'll always be the lovely, kinda abusive jerk Dragging around a girl with a sprained ankle is not a good thing and the dude's just.... never pleasant. I hope he turns into a better person.
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Oh man, this show is so great and enjoyable. I spaced it out as a downtime filler for all the other anime on my commute and I'm so glad I did. I kept wanting to be involved in this wonderfully human world that's been built up, with human characters. Which is rare in anime, to not have all the stuff that is just So Freaking Anime. ReLIFE could stand on its own as a normal live action show, and that's praise IMO. I already grabbed the manga, gonna jump right to chapter 100. Now I just need some nice modern low-key jazz for the maximum experience.
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MJP posted:Oh man, this show is so great and enjoyable. I spaced it out as a downtime filler for all the other anime on my commute and I'm so glad I did. I kept wanting to be involved in this wonderfully human world that's been built up, with human characters. Which is rare in anime, to not have all the stuff that is just So Freaking Anime. The thing I like about ReLIFE is how all the teenagers are awkward spazzes, just like actual teenagers.
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Ytlaya posted:The thing I like about ReLIFE is how all the teenagers are awkward spazzes, just like actual teenagers. Also the adults are awkward spazzes, just like actual adults.
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AVeryLargeRadish posted:Also the adults are awkward spazzes, just like actual adults. With the exception of Hishiro, they're far less spazzy than the teenagers. Most of the plot arcs involve the main character helping out his awkward teenage friends with the help of Adult Common Sense.
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Kariu is my favorite character.
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Just finished watching this. Such a nice, warm little show. I hope it someday gets that second season.
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I also recently finished this up. While I'd say the high-school student identity of subject 001 was fairly obvious to me (at least once it was revealed there /was/ a 001) I don't think the knowledge really detracted from the overall enjoyment of watching the characters progress through their arcs. I did briefly however have the misconception that subject 001's adult life was Arata's senior from work, until that was very clearly marked off as impossible in the later episodes.
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Amstrad posted:I also recently finished this up. While I'd say the high-school student identity of subject 001 was fairly obvious to me (at least once it was revealed there /was/ a 001) I don't think the knowledge really detracted from the overall enjoyment of watching the characters progress through their arcs. I did briefly however have the misconception that subject 001's adult life was Arata's senior from work, until that was very clearly marked off as impossible in the later episodes. From what I can remember, it seems like they added hints in the anime, but it wasn't that clear in the manga (I remember getting the impression that it wasn't something that the author planned from the beginning). The anime seems to have done a better job of foreshadowing it.
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The only real hints in the manga are just that that character is obviously so busted, no outright hints.
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