yacoob
エルフェンリート 5
Time to drop this on the floor.The whole series is one giant exploitation story, with seemingly deep characters. Sadly, the characters are as bland as British food - and if the characters are unrelatable, no amount of personal drama is going to be believable. I think I understand what author has tried to say, and what's the hook of this setup - it's just not presented in a manner that keeps me interested. Eden: It's an Endless World shows a similar set of problems (how cruel/selfish people are) in a way more palatable manner. Elfen Lied starts on a good note, and then wastes a good setup flailing around without any tangible purpose.
Time to drop this on the floor.The whole series is one giant exploitation story, with seemingly deep characters. Sadly, the characters are as bland as British food - and if the characters are unrelatable, no amount of personal drama is going to be believable. I think I understand what author has tried to say, and what's the hook of this setup - it's just not presented in a manner that keeps me interested. Eden: It's an Endless World shows a similar set of problems (how cruel/selfish people are) in a way more palatable manner. Elfen Lied starts on a good note, and then wastes a good setup flailing around without any tangible purpose.