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Wed, Nov. 1st, 2006
Princess Tutu, ep. 06-09
Wed, Nov. 1st, 2006 01:09 amJust when I thought it couldn't get any better, it does! I know, it's only six episodes in, but the first five were so awesome just because of the premise and how they followed through on the premise that I would have been perfectly happy if they had gone on like that forever. But it gets better!
Favorite lines so far (paraphrased): "This jewel is hope. This is courage. This is strength. Oh, this? This one is called 'the author's convenience.'" (You see? You see why this show is SO COOL?!)
And: "I won't be fooled just because his bread was tasty!"
When I heard this, I started howling with laughter, having seen it on someone's icon (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
octopedingenue?) so many times.
( Spoilers for all four eps. )
On a side note, I am really glad I started watching the extras on the disc. The ballet lessons I already know a bit of, just from having several friends who used to learn ballet, and English Cat's voice is sort of annoying, but it's nice to get the refresher. The Etudes, on the other hand, are great for someone like me, who can recognize a lot of the music the episodes are using but can't outright identify them. Although having Rue and Ahiru's English voice actors narrate in character is again somewhat annoying, it's totally worth it for the extra knowledge.
Favorite lines so far (paraphrased): "This jewel is hope. This is courage. This is strength. Oh, this? This one is called 'the author's convenience.'" (You see? You see why this show is SO COOL?!)
And: "I won't be fooled just because his bread was tasty!"
When I heard this, I started howling with laughter, having seen it on someone's icon (
octopedingenue?) so many times. ( Spoilers for all four eps. )
On a side note, I am really glad I started watching the extras on the disc. The ballet lessons I already know a bit of, just from having several friends who used to learn ballet, and English Cat's voice is sort of annoying, but it's nice to get the refresher. The Etudes, on the other hand, are great for someone like me, who can recognize a lot of the music the episodes are using but can't outright identify them. Although having Rue and Ahiru's English voice actors narrate in character is again somewhat annoying, it's totally worth it for the extra knowledge.
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