Youjo senki

GOOD LUCK LITTLE DUCK

GOOD LUCK LITTLE DUCK

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GOOD LUCK LITTLE DUCK
YOUR MOVIE WAS GREAT

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saved

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still no cam bd never ever.

So the movie aired right? And where the FUCK is it? FUCKING ANSWER ME SONZAI EKKSU

it came out in nippon 3 months ago. it came out subbed in american theaters a few days ago, but it was a one day thing. the movie comes out on blue ray in august, so unless someone somehow got their hands on a copy of the movie, we're gonna have to wait till august.

>it came out subbed in american theaters a few days ago
FUCK
WHY COULDN'T I FIND ANY INFO ABOUT SHOWINGS?!
I WANTED TO SEE IT IN THEATERS GODDAMMIT ALL

It got screened in may 16th. If you had known six days ago, you could've watched it. Some Yea Forumsnons talked about it a few days ago, so there are people on Yea Forums who already watched it, before you. Just thought i'd let you know.

No, but LNs never are. It is better than most of its kind.

>Just thought i'd let you know.
Well thanks for that anyways.
What a bummer.

If you had paid attention to Yea Forums, you would have seen multiple threads talking about the film in the lead up to the showing. That's how I found out about it.
The film was good, but I had forgotten how overpriced food and drinks are. There weren't as many spergs as I expected going into it, but the fellow viewers were still pretty stereotypical.

Good luck little duck

>Not just buying both the LN's, and Manga's just for the hell of it

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GOOD LUCK LITTLE DUCK

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is the manga good? or is it the same story as LN but in manga form?

>is x good?
>is y good?
Read it and find out, faggot. Yes, the manga is good, possibly the best of the three.

it all depends on how much WALL OF TEXT you can stomach

Anime? No walls of text.

Manga? Prepare for entire pages of text infodumping military strategy, world-building, and sometimes just explaining real-world events like the holocaust or the rwandan genocide. Also, the fedora-tipping in Tanya's interactions with Being X flood like 90% of the pages where they occur with tiny itty-bitty text that barely manages to squeeze into the MASSIVE speech bubbles.

Light Novel? The truest embodiment of TL;DR ever committed to print. Frequently, action scenes are interrupted with a 40-page thesis from Carlo Zun on why "war wastes resources" or why "tanya doesn't want a winter offensive." Sometimes these infodumps are relevant, sometimes they aren't, but usually they're written with too many words and they tend to repeat themselves, or talk in circles. The illustrations are great and the characterization of Tanya is different (and likely truer) than the manga and anime. Where the manga characterizes her as a cunning cutthroat with a bit of a soft-side, and the anime paints her as a villainous badass with a thirst for power, in the light novel she falls somewhere in the middle. She's not as unrepentant-ly evil and cold like in the anime, and she's not as empathetic and emotional as in the manga. If you experience Tanya's story in all 3 mediums, you're essentially experiencing 3 different-but-similar Tanyas. Back to the info dumps: they're pretty repetitive and tend to go in circles, and often repeat things making you wonder why the author is including so many extra words. It's actually often okay to skip the internal monologues altogether without really missing out on much. That is, unless you genuinely enjoy just spending time with and getting into Tanya's head, in which case the LN is the best way to experience the story.

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LN sounds pretty good.

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