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EARLY ACCESS Monster Episode 5 Reaction (Patreon)

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2018-02-19 18:51:55
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2021-02

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SOS Bros React - Monster Episode 5 - To Know Fear...

Why do they have to introduce these happy characters that we know are either going to die or have all their happiness taken away from them!?! I've gotta say though, they really made Johan terrifying without him saying a word or really doing anything. We'll be watching these every Monday! As always leave us your thoughts in the comments, we'd love to talk about the show with you! Support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/semblanceofsanity Check out our website - https://semblanceofsanity.org/ Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/semblancebros Check out our MyAnimeList - https://myanimelist.net/animelist/SOSBros Send us stuff at our P.O. Box: Semblance of Sanity 8151 164th Ave. NE #106-420 Redmond, WA 98052-1505

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Luis Alfredo

Fun fact, Monster's director has also directed Made in Abyss and Master Keaton just to mention his masterpieces, this guy is a genius :)

Irenesharda

Wow, you guys are really on the mark with some of your theories. Less with others but this is getting really interesting. :D

Luis Alfredo
>>10253254

Yes, he is a master of creating an atmosphere that can make you yell, just as Caleb and Jacob were saying about the usage of sound in this work, he is great with that.

Jacky Lin

almost feels like a fantasy story where a pair of twin are completely opposite

Marek Siciński

Your interpretation of the counselling is kinda bizarre tbh

Fan Lok Tsang
>>10253254

At least in the case of monster, I think the original writer and Artist Naoki Urasawa derserves all the credit. The Anime pretty mich directly translates the manga's scenes and story board into animation, not to say there weren't any creative choices made when it came to the adaptation but they are fairly few and far between

Irenesharda
>>10253254

I would still give him credit. As a big cinema aficionado, I know there's a lot that comes in adapting a book, even a comic book, onto the big or small screen. All the voice choices, the sound direction, the choice of music, the script itself, visual cues visual effects, all the things that brings a static picture to life and give it substance and atmosphere, come from the choices of the studio and director. In the hands of someone else, even a great story can become a total mess. We've seen that way too often. So, while Urasawa does definitely deserve credit for creating this world and characters, I think the director and writers and the cast and crew of the series deserve credit as well in bringing it to life.

Luis Alfredo
>>10253254

I believe that the work of Naoki Urasawa is incredible, he is among the greatest manga artists ever, however I think that translating his work to anime is comparable to playing a score, a great piece of music in the hands of a musician that is not up to the task (even if it's a good one) will most likely become a mess, in anime we see that a lot (sadly) how a poorly selected art direction, animation, screen writing, or poorly selected shoots or cuts can completely ruin the feeling of a work, and this guy and his creative team have done a wonderful job in this and other anime, to hit just the right notes and the right tempo.