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Electric Phantasm posted:I love the conversions in Oddtaxi, they have a certain flow to them that I enjoy a lot. The entire scene in the doctor's office is real good. interesting take on the animal-people conceit as well, since it's implied that they're all just normal humans and this is how odakawa sees them it's hooked me if only so i can see how the melancholic slow-paced conversations shown in the first episode will escalate into the crime drama hinted at in the trailers
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# ¿ Jun 26, 2022 10:47 |
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Electric Phantasm posted:The alpaca lady in Oddtaxi is powerful stealing-and-dealing meds from her office to pay off student loans, which somehow got her mixed up with criminal baboon, who is connected to crooked cop, which ends with baboon pulling a gun on the depressed middle-aged taxi driver who hallucinates everyone around him as animal-people and is harboring a teenage runaway of unknown significance this show has a lot going on beneath the hood
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Talorat posted:I'm pretty sure everyone actually is animals, as the bar lady referred to his friend as a hopeless monkey rewatched that scene in the first episode and that line never comes up. no one makes the animal comparisons besides odawaka himself, and the doctor and nurse treat his describing them as "gorilla" and "alpaca" with a mix of amusement and concern. this is also explicitly our world as opposed to some zootopia-esque analogue, and odakawa's flashbacks all have human silhouettes we're only two eps in but my sense right now is that the animal-people aesthetic in this show is mainly to illustrate odakawa's alienation from everyone else
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