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Re: Re: Cels you couldn't GIVE away (Mon May 15 06:06:03 2000
) Lady Zatara http://zatara.simplenet.com/celgallery.html kmcfield@mindspring.com |
What a neat topic! Usually it's "who got this cel" or "looking for..." (and I'm guilty of some of that, too :P) Hmmm... I wouldn't touch most of the villains from Dragonball Z ... Frieza was one ugly character, and most of the others followed that line. Vegeta was the only sexy villain in my opinion, and cels of him are too expensive... and I have yet to see a GT cel that I thought looked worth buying... (the series lost me after the frieza thing... plot stayed the same: heroes fight, kill villain, bigger villain comes, heroes get stronger and maybe learn a new trick, kill villain, stronger villain comes, etc... and the fact that they can just wish people back really hurts the suspense factor :P) Don't know if Heavy Metal really counts as anime, but I really didn't like any of the animation in there, either... a lot more ugly character, poor quality animation, I kinda liked the Tarna story but that even was drawn out... You couldn't pay me to take a Sailor Moon cel of the starlights... they have to be the ugliest sailors ever drawn, a total waste of paint and acetate in my opinion :P I've liked a very few cels of chibi moon (VERY few :P) and could strangle her when she's in her normal form... I don't think I'd be able to stand putting a cel of that pink-haired brat in my celbook... Nothing pure mecha... the robots are boring. Shows like Gundam Wing are ok because they have the character-based plot, too, but when they get really into the mecha-fighting stuff I just start to tune out... what's the fun of thumping each other with a big metal 'bot? Give me swords and magic anyday... That's about it, I guess... hope I haven't offended anyone too much with my dislike (and hey, I even left Tenchi alone, although there's another whole list of irritating characters there...=)) Lady Z |
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