... and respecting the author's vision. If Anno wanted to do something that wasn't what the author wanted to do, then he could write his own series and not called it Kare Kano. It's ok to depart somewhat from the manga or light novels. And sometimes it even turns out better. But when you depart so much that the author objects, you ...

... mean the anime AYA was as good as it could have been. Lots of anime modify the story to make it simpler thus underestimating the TV audience (I hope), Kare Kano was a particular horrible example of the nerve and money of the animation company failing. It would be more sensible to wait until the story the mangaka ...

... mean the anime AYA was as good as it could have been. Lots of anime modify the story to make it simpler thus underestimating the TV audience (I hope), Kare Kano was a particular horrible example of the nerve and money of the animation company failing. It would be more sensible to wait until the story the mangaka is writing...

...'re real people! There's basically nothing else like that in all the anime I've seen. Sounds like a good thread idea there. I've only read the Kare Kano V 1-3 omnibus edition, haven't seen the anime, but I can agree with Blade here based on that. My list of others: The World of Narue: Yes, young ...

...like they're real people! There's basically nothing else like that in all the anime I've seen. Sounds like a good thread idea there. I've only read the Kare Kano V 1-3 omnibus edition, haven't seen the anime, but I can agree with Blade here based on that. My list of others: The World of Narue: Yes, young...

...> like they're real people! There's basically nothing else like that in all the anime I've seen. Sounds like a good thread idea there. I've only read the Kare Kano V 1-3 omnibus edition, haven't seen the anime, but I can agree with Blade here based on that. My list of others: The World of Narue: Yes, young or ...

... by Rob Kelk] FLCL: What makes a boy a man: older women, baseball and rock and roll. FLCL is a hilarious, surreal comedy from GAINAX (NEON GENESIS EVANGELION, KARE KANO). Naota is a 12-year old boy in a boring town that has the steam-iron shaped Medical Mechanica factory as its most distinguishing feature. He lives in the shadow ...

... by Rob Kelk] FLCL: What makes a boy a man: older women, baseball and rock and roll. FLCL is a hilarious, surreal comedy from GAINAX (NEON GENESIS EVANGELION, KARE KANO). Naota is a 12-year old boy in a boring town that has the steam-iron shaped Medical Mechanica factory as its most distinguishing feature. He lives in the shadow ...

... by Rob Kelk] FLCL: What makes a boy a man: older women, baseball and rock and roll. FLCL is a hilarious, surreal comedy from GAINAX (NEON GENESIS EVANGELION, KARE KANO). Naota is a 12-year old boy in a boring town that has the steam-iron shaped Medical Mechanica factory as its most distinguishing feature. He lives in the shadow ...

... by Rob Kelk] FLCL: What makes a boy a man: older women, baseball and rock and roll. FLCL is a hilarious, surreal comedy from GAINAX (NEON GENESIS EVANGELION, KARE KANO). Naota is a 12-year old boy in a boring town that has the steam-iron shaped Medical Mechanica factory as its most distinguishing feature. He lives in the shadow ...