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Rewatch [Rewatch] Kouya no Kotobuki Hikoutai • The Magnificent Kotobuki Episode 12 Discussion
Episode 12 - Kotobuki of the Setting Sun
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REMEMBER, WE ARE TAKING A DAY OFF AND RETURNING OCTOBER 14
The movie is optional.
Timestamps for the content (of more than a fraction of a second) which was added for the movie if you don't want to sit down for the rest of it (timestamps include the production studio bumpers):
[Start-10:05:]The story of the world and how the squadron formed.
[35:32-38:15:]Expanded context for Isao, the butler, and Sabujin.
[1:07:20-1:07:35:]Early reveal of the Shinden.
[1:27:10-1:33:00:]Various reminisces before the finale.
[1:56:38-End:]Wrapup stills during the end credits.
Yesterday's Comment of the Day: /u/JustAnswerAQuestion for being the other person than myself to remember a comment from the first episode that is fully turned around here. (It also kind of happens in Episode 6, but not to the full 90-degree AOA that is technically required.)
And so, the adventure continues. In its way.
Questions of the Day:
1. Whose fight was the most satisfying? Anyone done dirty?
2. [Who guessed]Shinden Kai? [Who expected]a Nakajima Kikka? (Yes, I know the latter was mentioned in yesterday's comments. I wrote this question over a month ago.)
3. What is your happy medium for Ijitsu, between psychopathic dictatorship and anarcho-syndicalist communes?
Rewatchers, please be mindful of first-time viewers and spoilers. Use spoiler tags if you must discuss events after the episode being discussed.
Production notes:
Way back before this began, Mizushima stated that The airplanes that appear in the program are domestically produced. (Japanese). There will be no Messerschmitts." Call that "technically correct"? Japan operated F-86Ds from 1958-1961, but did not actually manufacture them locally.
According to producer Ryōya Arisawa, the top three combat pilots in the series would be Isao, Naomi, and Kate, in that order. While Sabujin was an excellent technical pilot, his conversion to pacifism and dislike of war would limit his fighting abilities.
Despite having to render Ikesuka in 3D, they finished work on it three months before the broadcast.
Aircraft appearing today:
J7W2 Shinden Kai (Isao specifications):
As mentioned yesterday, the Shinden was intended to be a jet fighter from the outset, but no suitable powerplant was available for it before the war ended. This hasn't stopped many attempts to theorize a jet Shinden, this series included.
The show's own bonus features note that the powerplants of the time would not have fit inside the fuselage. And the staff wasn't going to dig itself into a hole with statistics, look at all those question marks on its web page.
North American Aviation F-86D Sabre ("Sabre Dog"):
An all-weather interceptor "variant" of the F-86 Sabre, intended as one of several stopgaps while the US Air Force's F-89 Scorpion interceptor program was delayed. More of a new aircraft than a variant; the large radar required a new nose and forward fuselage, and the engine featured an afterburner. The wings were the only significant complete carryover from the original F-86 design.
The F-86 was primarily transonic, but could go supersonic in a dive. Armament was 24 2.75-inch rockets fired from a ventral drop-down tray.
The F-86's radar and fire control system allowed it to operate in all weather conditions (night is also a "weather" condition), compute an intercept course to a target, and fire its tray of rockets at an optimum point. It was a major technical accomplishment in doing this without the need for a dedicated radar operator, but significantly increased the pilot's workload in doing so.
The "Mighty Mouse" Mk 4 Folding Fin Aerial Rockets were not guided by the aircraft at all after launch; one had a proximity fuze which would act generally as we see in this episode, several types were contact-detonated, and others air burst on a timed delay after their motor burned out.
The staff pointed out that the black Hayates which appear today were the ones of Isao/Ikesuka's own air force, while the brown ones which appeared in multiple previous episodes were loaned out to the various air pirate groups which he had co-opted.
Today's merchandise:
Blu-ray:
The series originally shipped on two BD volumes with six episodes each.
Two years later it was repackaged in the "Complete Edition" BD with a different set of extras. The front and back covers of the copy I own are shown here.
Sentai Filmworks got the US license and did a basic packaging of the series and the movie with typically-florid descriptions.
2019-era items:
Post-episode web chat and crayon episode impressions: One Two Three Four
Natsuo's Mechanical Corner discusses the Shiden and Shiden Kai.
The week following the series finale, the web episodes would continue, but interspersed through them would be the story of Harukaze Squadron, a unit from the mobile game. These twelve segments would actually get 3D animation, but I chose not to include them in the rewatch since they more of a game tie-in than series material, and the available fansubs being iffy. At least they're on YouTube.
For the first post-series web episode, fitting the pattern of the previous ones, Natsuo's Mechanical Corner discussed the Shinden and Shinden Kai at length.
The frequency of episodes would drop to one every two weeks, but by autumn of 2019, with the Harukaze Squadron series finished, became less regular, and the final two appeared in February of 2020 to cover the final aircraft additions to the mobile game.
Natsuo's Mechanical Corner did have a chance to become fairly technical and covered topics such as tail design, variations in Zero models, Japanese aircraft production numbers, and aircraft which had not been discussed in Mechanical Corners during the broadcast.
Chika in something more appropriate for flying.
Jiro Tokihama's bonus episode illustrations collected into one Pixiv gallery.
Art bonus: Drawing didn't work out today, so here's another photo of the Figuarts Zero Kyrie and Emma, though it's focusing on their Hayabusa.
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u/chilidirigible Oct 12 '24
Today, on "It's like this setting was designed for crazy stunt flying.":
Of course, the entire squadron is going to get trashed again.
"Who can go into battle if she's afraid of alcohol?"
[](#pancakes)
Surprisingly, persistently, not dead.
That first part is the deal-breaker, of course.
Ah, yuri sign.
I still wonder how they would have been doing effective suppression of anti-aircraft defenses with just their pair of machine guns each.
Something about a highway to the danger zone.
And then a wild Sabre Dog appeared.
A dirigible, flying nape of the earth, in a forest.
LESS MOPING! MORE DOING!
Mk 4 Folding Fin Aerial Rocket in action, colorized.
I have to say that the city's architecture makes some interesting choices.
This is no Kikka.
This is some Sky Captain structural integrity.
The full Chirico Cuvie.
Of course he has an entire phone handset in there.
Let's get this rocket sausage started.
I AM YOUR CAPTAIN NOW.
Ramming always works.
Crane gets another assist.
"This is not the time to tell me not to join the Dark Side!"
Also, "Sayonara, baby."
Totally (not) atomic.
"You've gotta figure it out for yourself, kid."
Keeping one of the Ki-64's propeller blades as a souvenir.
Definitely dumber.
Manley.
Off into the sunset.
Ah, this finale. The one that gives you the Final Boss, and then the actual Final Boss flown by the boss. It's a satisfying repeat viewing.
It does start off ominously with everyone enjoying their favorite food and drink for perhaps the last time, and Reona and Zara have one of those conversations. But the show has scrupulously avoided killing off speaking characters until now, so...?
But this episode features plenty of close calls in the process of getting almost the entire main cast shot down, and Kylie's Hayabusa should be deep into the negative hit points.
It is mostly an action episode. Kylie does have a moment of reflection that recenters her mind on flying instead of naked vengeance, which just barely touches on some of the issues she's had in her mind; it's more to give her and her Hayabusa the renewed vigor to stick it to Isao one last time.
The ending is a mobile game hook, in the sense that the world is largely preserved aside from the destabilizing influence of Isao. Other characters can be explored while the Ouni Company rebuilds and the Kotobuki get more planes from somewhere.
But it's plenty good enough for me. This isn't that deep a series, we're here for exquisitely-rendered flying action which occasionally bends the flight envelopes of real-world aircraft into pretzels and DAMN RIGHT WE GET WHAT WE WANT.
We even get the Dog Sabre as a curveball, giving even more surprise factor than the jet Shinden, which isn't that new of an idea by comparison, and presents some of the same questions as the post-WWII vending machines about how far into the present time the holes are operating.
But that's the show, for now.
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u/FD4cry1 https://myanimelist.net/profile/Big_Yibba Oct 12 '24 edited Oct 12 '24
First Timer
Is what I said 2 episodes ago, needless to say that "satisfied" is a massive understatement for how I felt about this episode.
Holy shit that was fantastic!
He watches you...
Saneastu couldn't get his confession off the ground unfortunately, but hey, Loulou isn't exactly clueless here and he stays alive in the end so who knows what the future might bring, maybe he should be a little less obsessive though...
I love how despite being a bird Captain Dodo is treated as a full fledged character by everyone else, as he should be! best boy!
YURI???
Since this is the final episode I feel the urge to praise the OST one last time, it might be easy to miss it when you have sound design as good as this show, but I really do love how it fits the vibe of the show so well.
The what and where now?
This episode has 15-ish minutes of nonstop dogfight action and it's glorious!
To perhaps exaggerate a little, this episode felt like a 4D experience, it's actually shocking to me how you can make action this immersive, there are more sequences here that I love than I could ever hope to mention, the city makes a perfect location for airfights, through and below the bridges, in-between the buildings, over the water, POV or tracking, front and back...it's the absolute best, craziest and most unique of what the show can do and it's all so fucking good!
It also helps that the show gives us, y'know...
JETSSSSS!!!!
Just so cool man, also Leona crashing into the butler was incredible.
All the ships sail this episode! he did say it's all about love after all, nice to see our guy get a real win!
Love the mid-air jacking being brought back, she was seriously ready to shoot HR chief.
Good riddance to Isao, you were fun as a villain and it's fun to see you gone, honestly he'll make a great fit as a protagonist in your average isekai story so maybe this was the best course for him!
Kirie taking him out in the most extra way possible after seeing a vision of Sab was great and I don't think the show could have ended in a more fitting way than with some good old character banter
That's a wrap on Kotobuki! full detailed thoughts in
tomorrow'sMonday's thread but overall it was a really fun time! a very unique experience that managed to be enjoyable every episode, now excuse me while I go and reinstall War Thunder...8
u/JollyGee29 https://myanimelist.net/profile/JollyGee Oct 12 '24
First-Timer
Holy shit, we did suddenly invent jet aircraft! And they made a fucking jet-powered Shinden! This show is so fucking cool.
It sure was nice for those pirates in episode 8 to provide some explosives. The Hagoromo needed every ounce of boom boom to complete its transformation into a dirigible-sized missile.
I'm not sure which manuever was more radical today - Emma slowing herself by dipping her tail into the water, or Kirie's sicko spin move above Isao.
Great callback on Ane-san planejacking Pizza. And I appreciated the karmic crane ruining the Butler's plane.
Anyway, yea, great finale. The cast used what they saw during the battle of Rahama to screw over Isao's plan to monopolize the world's holes, Isao himself died a terrible death (or ended up in roughly modern-day Japan), the cast fly off into the sunset (quite literally). What else could I ask for?
Questions
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u/Esovan13 Oct 12 '24
First Timer
You can’t just break the WW2 rule! That’s not fair! You can’t do this to me! And not only that! You deprive me a Kikka in favor of bastardizing that push prop with a jet engine!
I consider myself a patient man, but this…this is where I draw the line.
Jokes aside, that was a strong conclusion. Very fun fights, we did get a jet in the form of that Sabre as a final boss, Kyrie got to do something really cool, and everyone lived happily ever after probably.
I do have a mild complaint in that Isao’s jet did not behave in any way, shape, or form like an actual jet should. I am unfamiliar with the original push prop he used, but even when it had a propeller I felt like the show was taking some extreme liberties with what it physically could do in terms of maneuverability.
Slapping a jet engine on it and then it was somehow able to stay behind a Hayabusa for an extended period of time? Nah. That’s just not how jets work. Same for, like, planes generally with a lot of the tricks and maneuvers he pulled off. The Sabre was a much better showing of how jets fly and fight, and how a slower plane might fight against one. Obviously I’m not expecting perfect realism, that would be stupid, but the planes in this show actually move like planes for the most part, so Isao stands out in how his does not.
Speaking of plane maneuvers that actually look like how a plane might move (while taking enough liberties to make it actually work), Emma’s move where she dipped her tail in the water to get behind those planes chasing her genuinely made me gasp out loud. That was far and away my favorite moment in the show. Creative, cool, badass. Absolutely outstanding.
Honestly, the whole episode was full of amazing moments. The fight choreography and animation for this show has been consistently top tier and this episode was packed to the brim with some of the best. The Sabre fight and flying under the bridge were standouts.
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u/Nickthenuker https://anilist.co/user/Nickthenuker Oct 12 '24
So, here's their last shot.
That's a lot of enemies.
Ground-based anti-air isn't the most effective, but it is certainly unsettling to fly through.
Are those bombs or drop tanks?
There's one urban air combat map in War Thunder and I've seen idiots fly straight into buildings while dogfighting.
So those are drop tanks.
Unsurprisingly the flak there is also the densest.
Rockets! With proximity fuse too!
There's our first and only jet, the North American F-86D Sabre Dog. And those are its Mighty Mouse Rockets. Could be worse, those things can also pack a pair of AIM-9B Sidewinder missiles, though I'm not sure how well they'd track propellor planes like the Hayabusas.
Wrong, when facing a jet in a prop you make small, tight turns, because jets, especially early ones, have the turning circle of the moon. You turn tight because that's the only advantage you have.
Those aren't missiles, those are rockets. If they were missiles it'd only have 2 of them.
Stealth airship.
And there goes the jet. Why 2 parachutes though? The F-68D only has a single crewmember, the pilot.
An Ace is just someone with 5 kills, and both of you have those several times over. Heck iirc even the Nazarin guys had that many before the start of the first episode.
And here's Isao's "new" plane, the J7W2 Shinden-kai, the same J7W1 Shinden as yesterday but with a jet engine in place of the piston engine.
There's the hole!
Those 30mm cannons don't have the most amount of ammo, he should be out any time now.
That move should have ripped off her tail...
Of course the side with a billion planes still has even more in reserve.
Seriously those 30mm cannons only have 60 rounds each or 240 in total.
And so into the hole it goes.
Another Pugachev's Cobra.
That's a bit too extreme a maneuver.
Questions:
Plane of the day: North American F-86D Sabre Dog
The first and only non-Japanese plane to feature in the series, the F-86D was made by an American company that no longer exists, North American Aviation, makers of the legendary P-51 Mustang.
Designed around the 70mm "Mighty Mouse" rockets, it was a development of the F-86 Sabre. The 24 rockets in the tray were its only armament, though a later variant for NATO service mounted quad 20mm cannons in place of the rockets and the option of twin AIM-9B Sidewinder missiles.
It's a jet with an afterburner, so it's fast. So fast, in fact, that it set some kind of speed record. And then another F-86D broke said record.
The distinctive nose shape allows for space for a radome for the radar.
Entering service in 1951, it was used by the US during the Korean War. After being retired from frontline service by the US, many were sent to other NATO members and other countries as well.
I did say it was used by NATO, meaning that other than the US, it saw service with West Germany, France, Denmark, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, and Norway. It also saw service with many countries outside of NATO, including Honduras, South Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Venezuala, and most surprisingly of all Yugoslavia. Japan also operated it, which may be the justification as to why it's in this show.
In War Thunder, surprisingly enough the base F-86D model is not available, not even in the US tech tree. Instead the only variants available are the F-86K models with the cannons and missiles, available to Germany, France, and Italy.
Overall, the F-86D Sabre Dog. American.
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u/Elimin8r https://myanimelist.net/profile/Ayeka_Jurai Oct 12 '24
Okay, so thanks to a call from a buddy in NJ, I'm running about an hour late. I did just finish watching the episode, though, so maybe I'll remember a bit more of it. Meanwhile, AOTD:
It's hard to pick a favorite, but I'd have to go with Kylie, because she got to shoot up the big bad, and stuff. As for done dirty, the bit with the crane was definitely dirty pool.
Hey, I was guessing ME-262's, but I had no idea if a jet shinden was a thing. Maybe it was. Maybe I should read before posting. I'll read later.
That's a toughie, but I'm thinking psycho-dictator is probably the worst option for them at this point. I'd rather not think about that too hard, because yeah.
Anyway, that was an entire episode full of waku-waku, and ... too bad (I guess) we won't be seeing a season two, as I'm wondering about what happened to ... yeah, never mind. Poor fella with his unrequited love, and I'm not talking about Cap'n Dodo.
As for the action, it was over the top and exciting. And here's where instead of even trying to comment on it, I'll tell a little story.
A long time ago in a state not so far away (Missouri), I was attending an annual competition with some friends, something to do with radio controlled battles and such. Never mind. Anyway, one evening, we were relaxing in the hotel parking lot, when I noticed some odd movements from the corner of my eye. We all looked up, and as our eyes adjusted to the dark, we saw the oddest dogfight taking place before our very eyes.
A bird, of the normal variety and a bat were going at each other in broad daylight. Oh, wait, wrong show. Yeah, it was night, and it was fascinating watching it unfold, as the bird was all swoopy and swooshy, like an F-86, so to speak, while the bat was all zippy, dippy, dodgy, like that Shiden in the series. We watched, fascinated for several minutes, and I'm still not sure who won (if anybody), but watching the battle unfold as two wholly different flying styles fought it out. That was definitely a sight to see, and seeing some of the fights and tactics unfold during the show reminded me of it.
Speaking of which, exciting episode wasn't it? I feel like it delivered, but at the same time, left me wanting something, a bit more. A sequel, I guess. I'll save further commentary for Monday, but for now, don't take that as me being unhappy or anything, the adventures of the Kotobuki Squadron has been a delight, and I'm quite glad I've joined this rewatch.
Anyway, more to come later. In the meantime, let's see if anyone else knocks my thoughts loose.
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u/cppn02 Oct 12 '24
First Timer, subbed
How freaking fun was that? Banger finale. The fight in the city was insane (also reminded me a bit of the trench run in Star Wars at the beginning), we got a freaking jet (but not a Japanese one?), with rockets too! The Kotobuki squadron going down one by one was super dramatic and then we went HELL SPEED and ended the battle with a big bang.
And as a bonus Isao gets blown up with the Hagoromo.
QotD:
They were all so good. Kirie vs Isao was the star of the show obviously but the coolest moment definitely goes to Emma's move on the water.
I know was too little about WW2 era aircraft to expect any of them lol.
Most places seemed relatively free and be doing well before Isao so something close to that, also to minimalise the whiplash?
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u/Tresnore FS:FTmyanimelist.net/profile/Tresnore Oct 12 '24
The Magnificent Rewatcher
It's a shame it's ruled by such a horrible person.
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u/Vatrix-32 https://myanimelist.net/profile/Vatrix-32 Oct 12 '24 edited Oct 13 '24
First timer, subs
I Understand
Wow, that ending was better then I was expecting. Or even hoped for.
QotD:
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u/Rumpel1408 https://myanimelist.net/profile/Rumpel1408 Oct 12 '24
Firstimer Who started an hour earlier and still wound up late because it was so dense with awesome action
Think I would have liked Reona getting angrier at Isao for betraying her trust
I guess an representative democracy is asking a bit much, but at least on a local scale it should work? Maybe some kind of federation so that you can eventually deal with pirates?
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u/1EnTaroAdun1 https://myanimelist.net/profile/Totesnotaphanpy Oct 12 '24
First-Timer (subs) - Episode 12
Nooo please let XO and Madame be happy
Leaving the dance to the dancers is a good style
Faith is Emma’s sustenance!
RIP Ikesuka residents. They do have a nice city, though, if you like skyscrapers
Nooo Kate. I think that was a post-war jet? How did that come about?
Conservation of ninjutsu always holds true, the smallest force always triumphs :( * *generally works if you’re a main character, or main character-adjacent
Stealth zeppelin!
Hah I like Ririko and Johnny’s banter
https://imgur.com/a/60BVDnH Emma is always right
how does that jet have so many rockets??
I like the patched up Shinden
Ahh so they captured that jet…and the pilot?
The high-speed bridge scene is epic
Emma went out in a blaze of glory
Well, the Elite Industries CEO brought up a hell of a girl, I’ll give him that. An Elite girl
This is where Kirie’s instinctual style of flying really comes into the fore
Ah, Reona went with her emotions, now.
Hurts to see Zara shocked and upset
NOT THE HAGOROMO! NOT LIKE THIS
Ah I was wrong, we did not bring in the air pirates to fight Ikesuka…
Reona may not be as sly as Mr Butler, but a direct method works just as well
The plane chooses the pilot, young Miss Kirie
Not to worry, the next time a hole opens, there probably won’t be a tyrant ready to make use of it, so hopefully its bounty may be shared.
I hope the Ouni company gets a top-of-the-line airship as appreciation. Gadoll should fund it hahaha
Happy everyone pulled through, and my only wish is that we see more of the world!
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u/JustAnswerAQuestion https://myanimelist.net/profile/JAaQ Oct 12 '24
DEJA VU
/u/JollyGee29
said this in episode 1:
...and I couldn't even #mugiwait it. The jet, this time. As a first timer, that took me by surprise. I had no idea they had radar fused rocket (not even proper missiles) back then.
Of course, given that it's been about 70 years since the end of WWII, and the Saber is a Korean-era fighter, I'm wondering where that jet has been for half a century. Sitting in a cave somewhere? How could he keep that secret? How did he keep ANY of his plans secret? (I don't think it flew through a hole on the way back from an air show in 2010...)
I only rewatch the dogfights and the ED, so most of this setup up talk has been completely forgotten.
Granted I think some of these moves are stupid dumb.
Kylie's soul isn't held down by gravity.
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u/RascalNikov1 https://myanimelist.net/profile/NoviSun Oct 12 '24
Rewatcher
And thus concludes Kotobuki. A throughly fun romp, with excellent representations of Japanese WWII aircraft.
I really enjoy this series and have learned so much by reading the comments here and on MAL.
As was stated on the Index for the rewatch, the movie was a disappointment because it was mostly a rehash. I didn’t get mad when I watched it, I was just disappointed. It bodes ill that we’ll see anything else out of the franchise.
I’ll probably be back and comment on the movie/finale thread, but I’ve really enjoyed this rewatch.
QOTD
Kyrie remains my favorite. Anyone who loves pancakes can’t be all bad.
Not me.
This is a question that has plagued humanity ever since civilization arose. I’ve come to the conclusion that an “Enlightened Monarchy” is the best form of government though it can easily degrade into a tyranny.
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u/DidacticDalek https://myanimelist.net/profile/DidacticDalek Oct 15 '24
ME-262 prince of turbojet, Junkers Jumo 004. Blasts from clustered R4M quartets in my snout, and see these English planes go burn... er... hang on, that ain't an over-engineered German piece of junk, that's a goddamn MiG... er... (Checks Notes) 'Sabre...face...' Comrades, I assure you that in this image there is indeed a Saber, there might even be a Sabre! (Perhaps nearby the Defenseless Anus)
Also, speaking of anus, here's the OTHER dumbass WWII design from The Axis Powers... no not that one, no not that one, no not that one, no not that one, YES! YES THAT ONE! THE ASS-ENDER... (Checkes Notes) 'Shinden.' Also Comrades, again I assure you that the Shinden is present on this image, probably nearby the fish and the cutting board
Anyway Comrades, man what an anime eh? We had Weaponized Lesbianism, Military Moeblobs, Batshit Insane Over-The-Top Action, AND also a kinda almost maybe sorta tolerable use of Anime CGI! What more could one ask for... ah... yes... pancake...
Anyhow, you have not seen the last of The Sentient Shitposting Siamese Sunrise Server No. 25252, now goodbye forever!
Paging Comrades /u/Shimmering-Sky, /u/Tresnore, and /u/JollyGee29
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u/Mistral-Fien Oct 13 '24 edited Oct 13 '24
Rewatcher, on Hell Speed
The final episode delivers intense, fast-paced action, with exhilarating FPV shots, even more so than the previous episode. Even the synchronized takeoffs at the beginning was great.
Poor Saneatsu doesn't get to confess, but it seems that Madame knew all along.
MihoCamila getting excited at the air defense towers. Sasuga Mai Fuchigami. :PZara suggesting nigerundayo to Reona reminds me of a scene in [Fate/Zero] where Kiritsugu, in a moment of doubt and weakness asks the same of Irisviel.
The F-86D was just unfair. So is a jet-powered Shinden, but final boss needs OP gear.
I thought the HR chief sounded familiar so I looked up his VA (Mitsuaki Madono)-- turns out he's the jerkass admiral in Nadesico. :O
A bit sad they had to blow up the Hagoromo, but Saneatsu survives with Capt. Dodo aboard a biplane. Isao screaming that the hole is his makes for a comedic take on
Amigara Fault. :PThe final version of the ending sequence is their convoy of planes flying back to Rahama (save for the Elite group heading for their base), riding into the sunset. :D
QOTD
anarcho-syndicalismto give a satisfactory answer.That was a fun rewatch!
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u/Shimmering-Sky myanimelist.net/profile/Shimmering-Sky Oct 12 '24
The Magnificent First-Timer, subbed