Comments on: Seirei No Morobito Ep 12 - “The tale of pride and belief in a child” http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/ THAT blog of various wonders! Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:51:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Impz http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/#comment-56093 Impz Wed, 27 Jun 2007 04:40:31 +0000 http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/#comment-56093 Hmm, in a way, I was actually thinking about those lumps of hair as pretty ugly, making him look like some sort of idol that is pretty disgusting. Hah, well, if anything, Chagum's peasant look is a clean cut and makes him looks cool. The analogy of the waterwheel strangely reminded me of Taichi. For the uninitiated, there is a certain sect of Taichi where they deal with the flow of the movement in the attacks so that they make full use of momentum of the enemy to defeat them. Next week is definitely a Barsa centric episode. I cannot wait! Hmm, in a way, I was actually thinking about those lumps of hair as pretty ugly, making him look like some sort of idol that is pretty disgusting. Hah, well, if anything, Chagum’s peasant look is a clean cut and makes him looks cool.

The analogy of the waterwheel strangely reminded me of Taichi. For the uninitiated, there is a certain sect of Taichi where they deal with the flow of the movement in the attacks so that they make full use of momentum of the enemy to defeat them.

Next week is definitely a Barsa centric episode. I cannot wait!

]]> By: Briar http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/#comment-56060 Briar Wed, 27 Jun 2007 01:52:29 +0000 http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/#comment-56060 Totally agree with regards to Chagum's peasant look. Those lumps of hair in his princely appearance looked rather ugly to me. I enjoyed the part when Barsa talked about the waterwheel and momentum... and how Chagum applied it on both chopping wood and defeating Yasam. Anyway I guess this episode is more a characterisation episode, and I admit I'm disappointed that Tonda didn't appear. :P Definitely looking forward to next week. :D Totally agree with regards to Chagum’s peasant look. Those lumps of hair in his princely appearance looked rather ugly to me.

I enjoyed the part when Barsa talked about the waterwheel and momentum… and how Chagum applied it on both chopping wood and defeating Yasam. Anyway I guess this episode is more a characterisation episode, and I admit I’m disappointed that Tonda didn’t appear. :P

Definitely looking forward to next week. :D

]]> By: Impz http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/#comment-55870 Impz Tue, 26 Jun 2007 13:50:34 +0000 http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/#comment-55870 Well, if you asked me, Balsa seems to have this power in her that makes her mysterious. I mean, being so overly powerful to the common man and skilled in many forms of martial arts is not something that many people can achieve. I do wonder if next week's episode will reveal something about her past. I am very interested how she gained her powers and the death that caused her oath. Chagum is actually much better now with his hair cut and peasant look. In a way, I think that he's one of the more adorable children main leads in recent anime series. He does not annoy, shows maturity beyond his age yet still does things of his age most of the time. He's a really interesting character. I do wonder on some of the Japanese inferences, such as the wooden stalk burning, the symbolism of the fight as well as the fighting styles. Well, if you asked me, Balsa seems to have this power in her that makes her mysterious. I mean, being so overly powerful to the common man and skilled in many forms of martial arts is not something that many people can achieve. I do wonder if next week’s episode will reveal something about her past. I am very interested how she gained her powers and the death that caused her oath.

Chagum is actually much better now with his hair cut and peasant look. In a way, I think that he’s one of the more adorable children main leads in recent anime series. He does not annoy, shows maturity beyond his age yet still does things of his age most of the time. He’s a really interesting character.

I do wonder on some of the Japanese inferences, such as the wooden stalk burning, the symbolism of the fight as well as the fighting styles.

]]> By: Mia http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/#comment-55858 Mia Tue, 26 Jun 2007 13:31:19 +0000 http://that.animeblogger.net/2007/06/26/seirei-no-morobito-ep-12-the-tale-of-pride-and-belief-in-a-child/#comment-55858 :3 i so wanna see the next episode ^^ gawd balsa rocks whenever she fights , and about the episode everytime i watch i see the cute chagum "acts wise high n mighty lol " and being brave :) :3 i so wanna see the next episode ^^ gawd balsa rocks whenever she fights ,
and about the episode everytime i watch i see the cute chagum “acts wise high n mighty lol ” and being brave :)

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