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Edmund Chiu (edf91@worldnet.att.net)
Fri, 17 Nov 2000 01:34:33 -0800
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Boren" <jboren@earthlink.net>
To: <gundam@aeug.org>
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 1:21 AM
Subject: Re: Brain Powerd Re: [gundam] (OT)Non-Gundam Anime series
> > Judging from the response it receive from Japan would tell you the
> >result (hint: Garasaki was pretty well receive in Japan, but BP isn't...)
>
> Popularity is no indication of quality.
But it also has very few fans - unlike Gasaraki or EVA, which has some
diehard fans. I don't remember hearing or seeing any BP fan, except you,
maybe ^_^
> Heh, the Heroine (Hime) in BP is voiced by the same actress as Soshie
> in Turn-A so get used to it.
But when I watch Turn A (at least in the beginning), Soshie don't
believe like Hime did throughout BP - she sound too much like a whiny kid
sometimes. Of course, I kinda feel sorry for Soshie since she lost the
"hero" to her "sister"...
>
> Yeah, i agree the whole Orphen/ organic engine stuff is confusing,
> and I would add that I felt the animation was barely acceptable.
That's putting it mildly...
> There are A LOT of characters but they don't seem so generic when you
> become familiar with them. (reading Animerica's article on BP
Can you honestly tell me that other than a few characters, you actually
like or want to know about the rest of the characters?
> helped). I guess to each his own, but I loved how subtle the
> conscience Mecha were portrayed, and I enjoyed trying to decipher
> orphen along with the heros. I like a series that plays out subtly.
I don't mind stories like that, but I just don't think BP does it that
well...
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