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Heh, that would be interesting. Getting out the game with a full scale alien invasion going on is a raw deal at this point.exylex wrote: If Nishi doesnt want to get out of the game anymore, maybe he choose to resurrect Izumi over a new weapon.
When's the next chapter available?Starnum wrote:Heh, yeah right. Nishi would never do that. Man, I had forgotten he was even around. We haven't seen him since the Osaka arc began. He does like to lurk around with the optocam, so that may have been him a few chapters back, after all. Yeah, I can't wait for Kurono to come back either. I'm still enjoying the manga though.
Well their memory get wiped so he would problaby just forget the suit & weapons.Starnum wrote:It's not like they can't wear the Gantz suits outside of the "game". We've seen Kurono do it before. Besides, I'm sure that's all that Nishi really wants, is out.
And getting hunted by Vampires, who could give a rats ass if you forgot your memory and are no longer part of the team.Starnum wrote:Oh, you meant if he scored 100 points and GOT OUT of the game. I thought you meant just went their not on a hunt. Well yeah, then you'd get your memory wiped, and I agree, now is not the time to forget that aliens are invading your planet.
LOL.Dominion wrote:new chapter is out... all i gotta say is
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2. what a way to go (last page)
I agree that it would be a pretty stupid way to run a government program if that's what it is. My own stupid theory is that Gantz is an alien and earth is just a proxy battlefield for an alien war. All the gantz soldiers in their reincarnated forms are in fact "alien" creations, the vampires are just host bodies to aliens as well, all this making their struggle against other aliens "hypocritical."Xandarg wrote:but I really don't want to find out that Gantz is just some stupid way for the government to fight an alien invasion
Ya, I liked the ending though I wasn't quite able to make sense of it that way. When you put it succinctly like that, I like it even more! I loved the ending of the NHK manga (which I started and finished last night), is the anime's ending similar?Tonbo wrote:[spoiler]basically implying the whole thing was the last gasp of dying neurons trying to make sense of a senseless death[/spoiler]
It's more depressing because [spoiler]the anime ended before the relationship really got started in the manga. The manga also ended on a hopeful note about his possibilities as a writer. The anime ends without him getting the girl or having any prospects outside of menial labor (not that there's anything wrong with menial labor... but the ending paints him in a really pathetic light).[/spoiler]Xandarg wrote:
Ya, I liked the ending though I wasn't quite able to make sense of it that way. When you put it succinctly like that, I like it even more! I loved the ending of the NHK manga (which I started and finished last night), is the anime's ending similar?
Uhhmm. So ya, GANTZ... Good stuff... Good stuff... You know the backgrounds are modeled in 3D via computer before being inked? Ya, that Oku's a pretty interesting fella'. Yeah, that happens a lot though... when the anime catches up to a manga that hasn't finished, it has to invent some ending. Not watching anime saves a lot of time =) I always watch the anime first because it's boring after reading the manga (unless you read it a long time ago) and manga is easier to skim if it's too similar to the anime.What would compel the creators to end the anime any other way? (Well, probably they couldn't afford additional seasons, so I guess I can't blame them.) Jeez... Well, just another of the reasons that I don't watch anime anymore when the manga is readily available.
I know and I hate it. The characters all look like cardboard cut outs stuck onto the background. The thin white aura that surrounds each character really gets to me.Ehrm... Sorry for turning this thread into an NHK discussion
