[Anime] Psalms of Planets Eureka seveN

Finished downloading the first season, and it is looking rather interesting after the first few episodes.
Thanks for all the work in compiling that first post. It's very helpful.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

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Does anyone else think that it absolutely royally sucked that Charles and Ray had to die just because they dwelt too much in the past, without considering their futures?
Also, why do you suppose that they blamed Eureka for Ray's inability to concieve?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Well, that leaked thing with MKVs is pointless anyways, since there is no one seeding the bugger.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Finished watching the Bizarro-Nanashi subbed version, and I have to say that it was rather good quality. There were occasional problems, like when the subs were overlapping, and some lines seemed to be poorly translated. However, this did not at all prevent me from enjoying this series. The first series conclusion I have watched in a long while which did not give me a melancholic feeling.

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Did anyone pick up whether the Skurve Coral "command center" got replaced? Was it the Nirvash or not?
And why did the death of Dewey cause problems with the Skurve, or was it only his link to the necklaces of the children?
Finally, what happened to the physical world? It looks like the coral crust that covered the Earth was broken up, and it is now floating above the real face of the planet. Did anyone else think this is the case?

How ya doing, buddy?

The real problem that I ran into was text stacking(if that is the proper term), or the complete lack therof.
Sometimes when multiple things are being said at the same time, the subtitles will cover up rather than stack above each other.

How ya doing, buddy?

Originally Posted by nuttyturnip

I'm one of the few people who doesn't like Eva, and I happened to really enjoy E7. The only real similarity that stuck out to me was

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the whole "mecha being alive" thing. The Coralians aren't the same because they're simply defending themselves. If Dewey hadn't come along and provoked them, things would have gone on as normal, even following the first Summer of Love.

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I don't think so. If I recall correctly, one of the things that they were all getting worried about was that "limit of life" factor, which they were discussing. Maybe it was just some poor translations, but it appeared to me that the Coralians would have woken up anyways and killed off a bunch of people to prevent the destruction of the planet. Of course the whole idea of the "limit of life" didn't seem to make any sense anyways. *shrugs*

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

I think the subtitles are programmed in, not embedded on the image itself.
I used VLC, so here is what you do in that program:
-Open the episode
-right-click on the display window
-select the "subtitle track" option and select the track.

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