Was I the only person that didn't enjoy Kill La Kill?

CCP actually extended my ban a whole month for bitching about it 6 months ago lol

This ban lasted over a year and 2 months, lol.

Which means this account has had more time ban then unban on the forums, lol. That was the second year long ban.

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Digimon new movie released on CR as a 4 part episode, 23 min each, making the entire watch roughly an hour and a half.

So you might ask yourself, does it live up to the hype? Well, that depends, each hype was different for each person, all connected by our childhood bias view.

To me, this movie nailed it, so far. The cast has grown up believably, and with all there lovable quirks still intact. But one line really hits home on what makes his Digimon so special compared to the countless other releases, spoken by our MC, Taichii, the leader of our group. "I'm not what I was, I see more and understand less."

This is the growth I have always wanted when l look back at shows like Pokemon, Yugioh, and other shows that I grew up too - if there characters had grown up with me and my problems, I probably would of related to them a lot closer like I did with a show like Boy Meets World.

And in this movie Digimon does grow up, if a little too late, I'm not a teenager... I'm an adult. damnit. But it doesn't take away from anything, I've always wanted to see some of the shows I grew up too, grow up. And finally Digimon has done it.

It even manages to bring in an entirely new element to Digimon - transporting the digimon in a way other then storing them in Digivices for convent use. They can now surf the web and just pop out and in any screen connected to the webb. It also expands upon there relationship, opening up new doors of romantic interest and even break aparts.

The entire transition to teenagers from children is even further magnified by how not changed the original digimon are. From the antics to there own quirks, they are exactly as I remember them, I often heard there Dub voices over the sub ones out of fondness.

The show does finally slip up at the end, though. Creating fake tension in-between fabricated set-ups. Unless you're willing to accept that Yamato completely lied to Taichii in order to get him to fight. It's nice Digimon is adding to the realism by giving note to the damage done around them, but at no point in any of the scenes with the 'infected' digimon did they ever wildly do anything until provoked. We, or anyone else, has no reason to believe the infected Digimon are doing really anything, in fact, the show itself says they've caused no damage up until the point our cast arrives to blow **** up.

It's the only point of the show I made an awkward face, and I want to ignore it, but it's kinda a huge part of the story, lol.