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Princess Tutu

Postby kyouki » Sat Jun 03, 2006 7:29 am

Does anyone know this anime? I think is one of the most beautiful show I've ever seen! Before watching, I thought it was too childish for me, but now is one of my favourite!
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Postby Linksquest » Sat Jun 03, 2006 7:31 am

I heard a little bit about it. It looked pretty interesting. It's about a ballerina, right?
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Postby TallasLint » Sat Jun 03, 2006 7:57 am

I've watched the first few episodes of it. I love the art, it's so cutesy, and the story's amazing!
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Postby kyouki » Sat Jun 03, 2006 1:44 pm

Linksquest wrote:I heard a little bit about it. It looked pretty interesting. It's about a ballerina, right?

Yes, it's about ballet XDDD Ahiru is a duck who was turned in a girl by a spell. Her dream is to make her prince(who lost is heart) smile dancing, but she is not good enough. But she can also trasform into a very good dancer, Princess Tutu.

It's also quite dark sometimes. I watched all the 26 eps in no time.
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Postby yukinon » Sat Jun 03, 2006 2:31 pm

A ballet anime? Are you serious? I took ballet for 15 years. That's awesome!
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Postby meboeck » Mon Jun 05, 2006 1:34 pm

I have to check this out too. If you can't tell by my avatar, I am also a dancer.
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Postby Puguni » Mon Jun 05, 2006 2:10 pm

I watched this three-four years ago, and I can't watch it again because it would make me too sad. I dunno, after watching the ending, you can't watch the first season without getting depressed somewhat. But I loved it so much! >< I made a thread on this a while back.

I want to hurt the people for bashing this because of the title. ;______;
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Postby meboeck » Mon Jun 05, 2006 2:16 pm

[quote="Puguni"]I want to hurt the people for bashing this because of the title. ]

I have to say, even being a dancer, the title turned me off to it at first. It just sounded like it would be childish. But after hearing various good reviews, I changed my mind about it.
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Postby Puguni » Mon Jun 05, 2006 2:31 pm

meboeck wrote:I have to say, even being a dancer, the title turned me off to it at first. It just sounded like it would be childish. But after hearing various good reviews, I changed my mind about it.


Yeeeeah. I admit the title is...trite. Thinking about it now, I should redirect my annoyance at the people who made it, even though they're Japanese and their concept of English is skewed anyway.
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Postby ~BlueRose~ » Wed Jun 07, 2006 6:22 pm

I would definantly not recommend it for youngsters. It is a very very serious drama anime.

Oh my gosh....and for those of you who are fans of it and have seen it..I found this amazing AMV.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHZqxecCukg

That is just amazing...o.o
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Postby kyouki » Thu Jun 08, 2006 1:52 am

~BlueRose~ wrote:I would definantly not recommend it for youngsters. It is a very very serious drama anime.

Oh my gosh....and for those of you who are fans of it and have seen it..I found this amazing AMV.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHZqxecCukg

That is just amazing...o.o

mmh... I have download that amv and I can the one on youtube and the one I've got have a different timing! The guy who uploaded the amv on youtube did some mistakes and 'shifted' the amv's timing ><;;
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Postby lj1958 » Thu Jun 08, 2006 7:33 am

I'm in the middle of watching this with my daughters (16 and 13 yo) as the DVD releases become available on Blockbuster Online...we've been through DVD 4 so we have seen the first 13-ep season. And yeah, it's dark in places, but I'd say not too dark for the average 12 year old or so.

It's really very unique with the mixture of ironic humor (such as the animal-people), slapstick, and so much taken from classic fairy tales and classic ballets.

And...I do know we have a sad ending coming up (sigh).
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Postby MyrrhLynn » Thu Jun 08, 2006 2:24 pm

Puguni wrote:I watched this three-four years ago, and I can't watch it again because it would make me too sad. I dunno, after watching the ending, you can't watch the first season without getting depressed somewhat. But I loved it so much! ><

I totally agree. After you see the end, it makes it too hard to rewatch since you know about the sad ending that is coming. :sniffle:

Also as a warning to people, the series gets darker as it goes. It's definately not a kids' anime, although I think it is fine for a 12 year old or older.

I really liked the music in Princess Tutu. It's pretty different from the usual anime background music, and definately shows more of a classical influence. :grin:
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Postby ~BlueRose~ » Fri Jun 09, 2006 1:09 pm

MyrrhLynn wrote: Also as a warning to people, the series gets darker as it goes. It's definatley not a kids' anime, although I think it is fine for a 12 year old or older.

I'd agree. Also depending on what the 12 year old can handle (If they're mature or enough or what not). But the series takes many twists after a while, and it does gets darker as the series goes on.

I downloaded the full clear version of that AMV on the girl's site, and the timing is really good, and the quality is crystal clear! This AMV truly amazes me.
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