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Eureka Seven: The Complete Series (Blu-ray + Digital) Expired
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Amazon has Eureka Seven: The Complete Series (Anime) (Blu-ray + Digital) for $19.99 after the 20% off discount at checkout. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $25 or more.
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About The Series:
- Renton dreams of joining up with a group of pilots known as Gekkostate and following in his father's heroic footsteps. But when mysterious beauty Eureka shows up and Gekkostate extends him an invitation, Renton discovers that this dream has a dark side.
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Excited to experience this anime again, now over 10+ years later
Great show, though. A bit drawn out but always interesting. I think if it were made today it would be 26 ep.
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Regarding the art style of MHA vs. Eureka Seven, what differences are you referring to? The strange things in MHA I don't like are when characters are embarrassed or surprised their eyes or faces look ridiculous, sometimes the characters turn to line drawings with no color on them, they'll cry buckets of water, or there will be strange still frame closeups with scribbled lines over them. I've become used to see most anime characters (not just MHA) flying through the air when they attack with motion lines behind them. Is this the art style you mean? If yes, I don't like that style either, but fortunately it's usually a few brief moments during each episode and not constant. I think they spend the majority of their animation budget on animating characters' hair vs. everything else. I'd prefer a Pixar style, but most anime is nowhere near that. The reason I started to like MHA is the character development, primarily All Might and Deku.
The Compact Drive and ref surfing ideas are also something unique in E7. Though it has high degree of self loathing at times, I would say it is a lot milder in E7 than the depression-inducing Evangelion series and therefore E7 is a lot easier for binge watching.