The episode featuring the Renton and Beams couple was so painful that it was hard to watch.

I wonder if the anonymous viewers watching in real time were able to bear it…

>>4

This song…

Charles’ favorite!

Hoo Hoon

Don’t imitate Ramba Ral even in the way you exit.

>>7

My husband is a hand grenade.

My wife is a special attack.

It’s a parody of Ramba Ral, but it feels like the staff really favorites it.

Honestly… having a son around that age…

>>13

Holland is really a useless guy until things become clear.

This guy’s time has stopped after being unfairly abandoned by his older brother, his master (Renton’s father), and his girlfriend (Renton’s sister)…

>>13

It’s raw and painful to watch that guy’s outbursts.

>>47

There was a time when “Yami no Hiroshi” was mentioned here.

They’re good people, but if they become enemies, they won’t hold back in following their beliefs.

The encounter with these two had a significant impact on Renton’s growth… From this point in the story, it feels like things are accelerating, which is tough but interesting.

It’s great that despite having a funky appearance, my favorite “Get It By Your Hands” is really cool.

>Get It By Your Hands

My grandpa, who plays pachislot, reacts to this.

The extension to four seasons has made the prolonged tension and conflict really drag on.

I got hooked on the Eureka slot machine, but there’s no subscription for Eureka right now.

It existed a few years ago, but…

I have a memory of persuading someone to join as a companion in Super Robot Wars Z.

It’s really tough until you meet the couple in the picture…

I’m not getting along with Eureka, the old man betrays me, and Eureka is turning into a pupa…

>>23

And even after meeting her, I tried to help the girl with the despair illness…

>>27

It’s just that an innocent kid acted foolishly, but it’s nice that the parents say thank you for their daughter.

As soon as one problem is resolved, a new tension begins, so it’s really exhausting.

>>28

I think once is enough to see it… that’s how I feel.

Heavy

Holland kicks Renton.

That’s going overboard.

Ah, next is AO…

>>35

I like it quite a bit…

Many anonymous people started listening to Acid because of Eureka Seven.

LFO is great!

>>36

I started listening to 808 State because of this work.

Holland is really terrible until the middle, but after the second half where the past is revealed and he becomes a father, he becomes way too cool… And Fujihara’s acting is really amazing too.

It feels like the end of a long adolescence, and I really like Eureka Seven.

>>42

They graduated… It’s nice, isn’t it?

It was popular during the broadcast and we could have fun together, so it wasn’t a problem, but it seems quite tough to watch alone…

Personally, I really love the story between Norbu and Sakuya… Sakuya talking about love with Eureka is so cute.

>>46

I like Black couples.

It’s a position of being close yet distant, like watching over Renton and Eureka.

The excitement in the OP and ED might be a reaction to the darkness of the main story.

>>52

Honestly, if I hadn’t been humming or if there wasn’t Cherry Blossom, I think I would have lost the will to keep watching midway.

Don’t bully Renton even in the soccer episode after the gag episode!

The episode where Dominique goes to meet Renton’s grandfather is quite a mundane one, but…

A mystery that makes you want to see it multiple times.

Also ballet mechanics

In the final scene, “Oh, you’ve become a great man,” “Yes!” Renton looks really handsome and I love it.

I only have tired memories of binge-watching it during high school, but maybe my impressions would change if I watched it now…

Charles is saying that “get it by your hands” sounds the coolest in the original version.

I saw a mix of Charles’s favorite with Rey’s humming on Tube or Nico and it was really good.

Gijette and the others are great… a couple close in age.

The song that shocked me in the work was kagami’s tiger track.

I really love the Devilfish’s Hook Captain mode.

When you compare them, you realize that besides the Beams couple, they also resemble quite a bit like the original Gundam…

I really, really love Renton from Bikireka; he’s super cute when he is like that.

This area is really Gundam.

Because going together beyond the sparkling place instead of returning to the Gekko State is different from Gundam.

The Gundam feeling is gradually fading.

>>64

By the way, Renton was a straightforward boy who fell in love at first sight with a girl.

Properly playing the role of a father to three children.

The original Gundam that I wanted to see.

I really like Doggy Brother’s character; he’s got a great personality.

The specs should be overwhelming!

Morning Glory is nice, isn’t it…?

>>60

Just hearing it makes me want to cry a little.

Did Charles say anything?

The Holland around here is too childish.

Even though you’re bald.

There are some homages here and there, but the way the protagonist and their companions experience setbacks and growth is completely different, so it doesn’t feel like Gundam at all.

The process of bonding is also not great.

The MV came out about two years ago and it surprised me.

STORYWRITER shuki…

I dislike the scene where the child with despair disease says thank you to their mom and dad, and then a meteor comes crashing down, as it is too painful.

It was precisely because there were gloomy parts that the catharsis when Renton flew was so incredible.

I don’t think I’ll want to watch it again.

Yeah…

>>74

Yeah.

Isn’t AO’s series composition a bit off? Well, I guess it’s fine if you only watch the last part.

>>75

If they had presented this story or combination earlier, wouldn’t it have been more interesting? There were many thoughts like that.

Canvas is a nice song, isn’t it?

When Kaori Nazuka plays a mother role, for some reason it damages my heart.

I like mechanic ballet and startups.

AO’s son is cute with his crazy loving mom.

I love when this couple pulls the control sticks with both hands.

>>81

It’s nice when doing a circus maneuver!

The resolution of those who became adults while still being in a student mindset is uncomfortably high…!

>>82

At first, I thought it was a cheerful circle of board game lovers…

>>125

I’ve been playing board games, but it seems like I wasn’t hiding the fact that I’m part of the anti-establishment group from the start.

It felt sweet there for Renton.

The hidden main character is Holland, you know.

>>60

I was happy that I was treated as reinforcements in the final episode…

Holland, who was feeling aimless, has made up his mind since having a child…

>>88

I wonder how many episodes it is from the appearance of the Renton couple to Ray’s departure. About six episodes?

In the new movie, I was Renton’s step-parent, right?

Does AO need Okinawan elements?

>>91

Considering the element of parallel worlds, I wouldn’t say it was unnecessary.

I ended up watching it about three times when I had some free time…

The period of stress was really long, which is why the electric groove’s rainbow in the final episode and various other things hit deeply… But well, it was long!

>>93

It seems that in the Thurston family’s custom, when they talk as a family, they eat here, so the kids and grandpa are eating hamburgers.

Ele

Uh-huh.

Retro

Kan

I like to see it reflected.

What I thought in AO was, “Skab Coral, what are you doing?!”

>>94

First, they are the ones who have almost wiped out all surface organisms even in the original version.

The facial expression is different.

It’s quite interesting, or rather, I was a bit impressed that the line “Of course!” had a completely different context in the movie version.

AO has a lot to say, but the design of the mecha was wonderful.

There were various discoveries when I went through it again because there were foreshadows from the early stages.

I liked the shot where the ship, which was beautiful during Rey’s last charge, is now messy and chaotic.

I thought there would be a few more of these until the final episode, but in the end, that was the toughest part.

It’s a high-evo.

Here, Renton is growing, and in turn, being influenced, so it really feels like a turning point for Gekkostate as well.

I love SPEC3, but there are no three-dimensional objects at all…

Everyone loves devil fish.

>>105

A robot packed with all the elements that boys like.

Dewey is always so annoying!

I completely forgot to mention that I haven’t seen the three-eyed one…

I’ll check it out at some point.

I like the type ZERO spec-V the most.

I’ve seriously gone through the entire series, but I simply love the art and design aspect as it’s one of a kind.

Dewey, who has become a seriously messed up person with a pocket-sized lolicon and shotacon…

It’ll turn into a collection of lines, but something like this.

It’s really nice to hear the usual line “Leave it to Dad.”

The last ed was good.

I also like the story of the couple with the despair disease after this.

Due to my lack of knowledge about anime, when I think of Toshio Furukawa, the impression that sticks with me is that of that husband.

>>115

It’s not a despair disease.

Because I’m not in despair.

The buildup is too long!

The evil Skab Coral from the manga version is great too!

The movie version is a different work…

>>118

It’s a story about parallel worlds…

>>118

It’s just a different timeline, but it exists as a setting that includes the manga version.

>>122

As a result of all media mix works existing in AO, Coral has truly become an incompatible, irredeemable nuisance that would be better off dead, isn’t that terrible?

Isn’t it foolish to aim for coexistence?

>>118

You know that guy who said you were an awesome person? Well, I know he’s turned into a really bad person.

That guy, or rather, everyone in the Gecko State.

>>126

The people from the movie version have no mental capacity at all due to a certain reason…

Everyone has less leeway than in the TV version of Holland.

>>138

The reasons for their impatience are too serious, you know…

>>126

It’s similar in the main story too…

Especially in the early to mid-game, the members of Gekkou State cannot grow up.

Renton is pressuring you to become an adult too.

It’s unfortunate that the person inside has passed away, but I really liked how Keiji Fujiwara played Dewey in High Evolution.

What was the episode where they suddenly played soccer at the end?

>>121

I wonder what that was…

They recreated that episode in Super Robot Wars, but I don’t get it…

>>121

Wasn’t it fun?

>>121

An anime that features soccer is a masterpiece.

>>133

I’ve heard about that from the baseball episode, but I wonder how it was for soccer…?

Are you seriously asking if I became a parent because we’re too close, as if it’s some kind of work?

I kind of like that it doesn’t turn into a beautiful story of “These scumbags, but this guy is a good person!”

I think it’s terrible that the sequel ended up having a depiction of Scab that was like the manga version.

Wasn’t it just an innocent different species of intellectual life that harmed others due to ignorance…?

He was a deep-pocketed old man.

I couldn’t pass because I was alone!

The pocket devil fish is incredibly cool, specializing in speed, and the missiles it launches run alongside it for a bit.

I like to start dancing when cheerful music begins to play.

>>136

The people at the research institute are treated like outdated songs…

In the final episode of AO, the blonde girl, expecting a confession of love, gets told by Ao, “You are all important family!” and her sulking expression was cute.

I wanted them to be all lovey-dovey from the beginning.

Wasn’t there a decent guy among the Gekko State?

>>140

The one with the beard?

Is it the grandfather?

I do like The End, but it’s definitely Devil Fish after all.

Hey Renton… How old do we look to you?

I watched up to High Evolution 2, but then with the COVID pandemic during 3, I didn’t go to see it…

How is the reputation?

>>143

3 is just a work where Eureka Mama is cute.

It’s not certain.

I think 2 is the safest option.

>>148

Hmm… if there’s a stream, I might check it out… I want to revisit 2 as well.

Thank you.

The movie version is about students who have grown up without ever becoming adults, not just kids who are like adults, but actually real kids, right?

I saw it so long ago that I don’t remember…

>>145

Furthermore, the remaining lifespan is extremely short.

>>145

Children like Holland have experienced an unusually rapid growth rate, and they are around 14 years old.

>>153

Isn’t it harsh that there doesn’t seem to be much difference in mental age with the TV version?

The movie version was just a guy who became unpleasant because he was under pressure.

Anemone and Cynthia Lane look too similar!!

I really like the Hi-Evo 3, but I wouldn’t have any complaints if it weren’t for the Super Six.

The rainbow is still good.

What does the high-evo want to do, staff?

Eureka’s middle to late stages and BLOOD+’s middle to late stages were tough because the serious parts were hard to deal with.

The final episode of the TV series is just too good.

I like how High Evo 1 arranges the TV version and lets you quickly reflect on it.

Thanks to the long, long buildup, the moment Renton becomes cool and Sam-like feels great.

PokéRainbow was confused when Happ and others were brutally killed.

What happened to Dewey in High Evolution 3? Is he the final boss?

I simply want a recap like the TV version.

The members of Geckostate are all so childish that it’s almost more convincing in the movie version.

It seemed like a good story, but from the TV perspective, Scab Coral was quite hopelessly harmful…

As for Sakuya and Eureka, individual opinions aside, as a whole…

The TV version is really great since the rainbow flows…

I’ll… go out!

(The results are terrible.)

Frustration builds up, but around episodes like Morning Glory and Ballet Mechanic, it pays off…

I wish they had made it a completely different story using only LFO instead of a parallel world.

I can’t bring myself to dislike the surfing robot.

>>173

The surfing robot is a copy of Temujin! It was in a position of questioning whether it was a copy, but because of Eureka, no matter what the surfing robot does, it has come to be regarded as a copy of Eureka, which is painful.

No way, this is a parody of the original Transformers!

In the end, the limits of the matter exist in every world, so couldn’t they just find a solution by traveling to parallel worlds or the past and future like in the TV version? Is it that the issue of the limits of the matter doesn’t arise in other works simply because they scatter?

>>174

So that was the story.

I admit it can be long and frustrating at times, but I really love it as a boy meets girl story.

Isn’t Happen the one who was killed by Nirvash while trying to do Eureka Seven?

>>176

and stoner

>>182

Eh…?

Hasn’t the character changed too much?

>>184

It’s because I’m a different person!

>>184

Because it’s a story from a different world line than TV, Pokémon Rainbow.

>>184

Considering the age and situation, it’s pretty much like a different person.

>>184

The truth is, I was just trying to check my back for a certain reason…

I want a compilation, but when it comes to deciding what to cut, I can’t really think of much.

When viewed all at once, there are no dull episodes to throw away at all.

Holland used to be a soldier, right?

>>178

When the ship was attacked and breached, I covered my body in ink and went Rambo alone.

What was that…?

>>186

I like that.

>>186

I also charged at big brother’s ship.

>>178

Holland and Tarho are like that.

I don’t know the other members.

It looks like a soldier around here.

I remember an episode where the Afro guy who looks like a Brazilian and I went to steal some fruit.

Also, Miyano’s dappe.

Next is Zamudo.

It’s nice, isn’t it, spearhead?

There’s an episode where they pull a prank on Renton…

It’s quietly funny how the cheerful vibe of the members is clashing with Renton’s athletic vibe.

And yet, Holland is alone thinking that our vibe is lame…

Once I saw it, I was so full that I couldn’t touch any of the subsequent sequels at all.

>>190

The first few episodes are really marketed as a refreshing boy meets girl story.

It was recommended in a column or something in the newspapers at that time… it might have been a PR thing.

When I was watching in real time, I watched Amdriver for a year and then, even though it was a different channel, Eureka started after two years of board anime.

I still like Muji, but I actually dislike the director now.

AO was quite a while ago as an anime…

>>198

It was still when Keiji Fujiwara was alive.

If you paint it with night camouflage paint, I think it can’t be detected even with night vision devices.