Comments on: Skip Beat Ep 13 – It’s time to make a voodoo doll for Erika

By: aznchocoholic

aznchocoholic — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 18:33:46 +0000

i kno rite! i absolutely love that pure side of kyoko! its so cute! but then i love her malicious evil side too…. -_- i guess i love all of her! XD

But i’d like to say one thing about ren. i’ve read both the manga and saw the anime and i think the ren in a manga is a level cooler than the ren in the anime. he gives off a sorta different feeling in the manga… or maybe its just me? what do you guys think?

By: Impz

Impz — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 04:10:38 +0000

@Hotaru: Of course! However, the whole point of the director’s decision is to differentiate those that understands the true notion of the question (able to adapt and improvise) and those who literally thought that it is a test of vocal ability.

By: hotaru

hotaru — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 21:06:23 +0000

You know, in theatre, we arn’t allowed to just plain “argue” as an exercise. They would have never accepted such a thing in real life. Its easy to disagree with someone. Just arguing shows no depth or understanding of the characters they were portraying. Erika loooosssseeesssss

By: Impz

Impz — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 09:34:17 +0000

@Westlo: And also shows how queer and fairy-loving Kyoko is. I sometimes find it to connect the cynical evil Kyoko with the “I love all fairy tales” Kyoko. It’s cute to say the very least.

@Kaitune: I don’t know. I am perhaps more ruthless but I think that you use whatever means you can to win, no matter what it might cost. Of course, it might be more honorable to win using your own strength but the most important thing is that you got to win. Losing while being honorable is useless. At least that means for me. That does not mean I don’t find Erika disgusting. I just hate people taunting others and flaunting their abilities. I hate that.

I don’t think all rich people are spoiled. There are people who are nice, generous and know how to earn their own keep. As long as they are normal humans, I am good with it.

@Migui: Really? I think that stealing is hardly right to be honest, but it is not really anything right. True that there is no need to waste on hating these people, because it is up to you to better things. If simply copying your idea is just as it says, you are definitely capable of making something better. Kyoko will prove it next episode!

@Danie: I have to admit that I advocate “the ends justify the means.” Heh, I think that her ability for improvisation is probably very scary.

By: danie

danie — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 02:05:22 +0000

I agree with Westlo-I love that Kyoko-chair scene! it’s so cute and mental at the same time XDDDD

about winning is everything, i am of the ‘the end doesn’t justify the means’ faction but it’s true, sadly that in the real world, ppl would revert to almost everything to win but then if we all cd be civil and a bit nicer to each other, the world would be a better place ^^

I think we’ll see Kyoko’s improvisation skill next eps, and I always think that it is one of the necessary skills an actor must have ^___^

By: Migui

Migui — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 20:46:53 +0000

Nah! Only the ambitious mysantropical would need to regard it that way. Talent and bright idea’s are a constant need and either you steal all the time but eventually you’ll run into a wall the later the harder. Still no need to waste on hatred though.
anyways, Kyoko was dumb enough to shout it out so there… This only means she’ll have to come up wit smt that tops even het first idea.
If she does it, it’ll put her right in the super talented category.
if not, well rat that rich kid out like hell is after you! ;p

By: Kaitune

Kaitune — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 17:30:54 +0000

Competition is definitely about winning, but I still hate people who don’t win using their own strength, especially when they do it just for the kick of crushing someone.

About rich people, I know some rich person who have MUCH WORSE personality than Erika, and they are clearly spoiled into becoming these kind of people by their richness and their rich parents. At least Erika (kinda) matured up in the end, so at least she has some redemption. However, I can’t find much thing redeeming about these people I happen to know in real life yet. Even worse they are someone I know well. Not all rich people are annoyingly spoiled and some of them are matured nice people. But I do hate these spoiled rich ones from the depth of my heart (since they have direct involvement in making my life more miserable than it should have been) and I do wish for the day when they no longer have their money to support them. This wish is almost my New Year’s resolution…….

By: Westlo

Westlo — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 16:20:06 +0000

The Kyoko and Chair Moko scene was pure win.