puntiniCAZpuntini

DeRank : 14,44 • DeAge™ : 8159 days

  • Contact
  • Here since 21 october 2003
Voto:
The only "mistake" Hara made was starting Ken off too strong, a mistake that others who have "taken" from him do not make. Nowadays, any respectable Shonen kicks off with a child protagonist, like that garbage Naruto, which from the 8th season onwards becomes a blast. The guy who writes it has endless creativity, millions of characters, all with well-defined personalities and powers crazier than the last, not like Toriyama, who only knew how to make Kamehameha and Dodonpa with different names. Unfortunately, Naruto also has a serious problem: overuse of deformed. But if you see it online, you can just skip the boring parts and go straight to the fights.
Voto:
"And then, where the hell were the fingers violently digging into the temples/ribs/armpits of the unfortunate ones?" There were those too, but obviously, to reach the "next level," you needed the energy wave. But I meant the really new, new, new one, SOTEN no Ken, Ken Shiro's uncle set in mid-century Shanghai; it's awesome!
Voto:
"The death of Falko is terrible. In the end, he’s one of the strongest of all and gets killed by some random fool. A real disappointment." That’s to say to the '80s kid: "you thought you had seen the devastating blows of the universe and all the strongest in the world, instead you haven't seen a damn thing until you're in the land of the Dèmòni (like Dostoevsky)." Without that episode, the whole plot would lose its meaning.
Voto:
<< Enough guys, Ken makes sense only and exclusively until Raul's death, after that it's nonsense. >> I'll tell you instead that for me SOTEN No Ken to Hokuto No Ken does it all, and even though I suffered watching it in Jap-sub-Eng, when something is serious, it's serious.
Voto:
It's too long, but point 2 of the free thoughts indicates class, style, tricks and skills to pay the bills.
Voto:
"Convicted on September 26, 2009, for sexual assault on a minor that occurred in 1978." I was told that last week he was in Porto Cervo, but you can decide for yourself.
Voto:
Oh, a party indeed.
Voto:
That's not a "genre," it's a TAG. TAGs are meant to help find reviews organized in a certain way, and since I didn't have Rap Metal, I knew very well that many call it Crossover, so I tagged it that way. It's pointless to insist; I couldn't do as I wanted, so I was forced. But why are you so stupid to spend hours talking about terms and tags? What joy does it bring you to come to a music site and discuss the technical philosophy that governs it? It's like someone on a soccer forum only talking about the number of steps at Old Trafford, or how fast the Inter minibus goes from 0 to 100. Okay, it's still soccer, but...
Voto:
Ah, so we’ve actually reached the point where I didn’t ask you a question, but you asked one to me. And here I was thinking you were waiting for a comparison between two albums, how silly of me. I was the one who should have explained. Anyway, I've explained several times what I mean by Crossover, so sift through my comments; at the very least, there are also theories that disagree across the various years they were written. In theory, it’s you, with four or five hundred comments and zero reviews, who should explain your point of view. Try looking through comments from duemilaquattrocentotrentaquattro to settemilatrecentoventinove, you’ll find what you’re looking for.