Steins;Gate

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Category: TV
Genre: Adventure, Psychological
Year: 2011

Status: Licensed
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The story of Steins;Gate takes place in Akihabara and is about a group of friends who have customized their microwave into a device that can send text messages to the past. As they perform different experiments, an organization named SERN who has been doing their own research on time travel tracks them down and now the characters have to find a way to avoid being captured by them. Steins;Gate has been praised for its intertwining storyline and the voice actors have been commended for their portrayal of the characters. A manga adaptation of the story illustrated by Sarachi Yomi began serialization in Media Factory's Monthly Comic Alive magazine on September 26, 2009. A second manga series illustrated by Kenji Mizuta began serialization in Mag Garden's Monthly Comic Blade on December 28, 2009. An anime adaptation was announced via Chiyomaru Shikura's Twitter account and it will began airing on April 6, 2011.

Episodes: 24

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Nioki
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Apr 5 2012 04:53 PM
QUOTE (Ausdoerrt @ Apr 05 2012, 11:50 AM)
The latter, because I dropped the series before the former could start to bother me too much.

Well that's an effective way to answer my question and not allow me to bring in any counter-arguments
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Apr 5 2012 04:50 AM
The latter, because I dropped the series before the former could start to bother me too much.
Nioki
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Apr 4 2012 12:35 PM
QUOTE (Ausdoerrt @ Apr 04 2012, 02:00 PM)
Well, my problem was that Okabe was annoying as hell, and that the banter consisted mostly of /b/ references I couldn't care less for.

But was he annoying because his overall character wasn't plausible or because his "Hououin Kyouma" theatrical personality was annoying as hell?
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Apr 4 2012 07:00 AM
Well, my problem was that Okabe was annoying as hell, and that the banter consisted mostly of /b/ references I couldn't care less for.
Nioki
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Apr 4 2012 06:14 AM
QUOTE (Ausdoerrt @ Apr 04 2012, 11:56 AM)
As for the series, I've heard a lot of people praise the series as the masterpiece of the last 10 years blah blah, but I'm quite dubious. I dropped it about 2/3 in, because I got bored and tired of it. It's not bad as far as VN adaptations go, and quite watchable if you can put up with the fact that useless banter makes up about 80-90% of the series' content. It also took me a lot of effort so suspend my disbelief at times.

Well, I cant really say its the masterpeace of the last 10 years or anything, but its certainly better than most of the fluff we get every single season. Though might be the fact that I actually like shows with loads of "banter", since it my eyes it allows me to understand the characters' personalities a bit better.
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Apr 4 2012 04:56 AM
I don't know, in real life there would probably be strict official control, and none of that secret-organization and guerrilla nonsense.

As for the series, I've heard a lot of people praise the series as the masterpiece of the last 10 years blah blah, but I'm quite dubious. I dropped it about 2/3 in, because I got bored and tired of it. It's not bad as far as VN adaptations go, and quite watchable if you can put up with the fact that useless banter makes up about 80-90% of the series' content. It also took me a lot of effort so suspend my disbelief at times.

I was hoping to read the original VN instead though. I heard there was a translation project that's almost ready. Unfortunately, it seems like some licensing company took it - JAST USA of all things - so now it'll probably take a few years to see the light of the day. (IIRC, when JAST did that to Eien no Aselia - and the translation patch was already complete and bug-fixed by then - it took them about a year to year and a half to release it, a game which was basically ready to go. Who knows how long it takes them to release an unfinished translation project...)
Norren
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Apr 3 2012 03:11 PM
Steins;Gate can be legitimately said to be one of the few shows about time travel that treats it like save-scumming. Which is probably how it would end up being used in real life.
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Apr 3 2012 02:15 PM
QUOTE (wceend @ Apr 03 2012 @ 08:29 PM)
TL;DR is this any good?


Aside from the animation being a bit low, it was really good, and it has quite a bit of spinoffs in manga form, and a game by nitroplus (my fav VN studio atm) from which the anime was based of.
Both good and original lead and support characters, a number of plot twists and surprises. And certainly a pleasing ending.

So, yeah, do check out
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Apr 3 2012 01:29 PM
TL;DR is this any good?
Norren
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Mar 29 2012 01:23 AM
I finally got around to finishing this, I'd been introduced to it by one of the manga spinoffs, and liked the idea, but had enough other stuff going on that I stalled out at ep 2... and I regret not following it weekly now. I'd been following the Suzuha focused spinoff mangas, and thinking I'd get around to finishing the anime at some point, and I ended up marathoning the series yesterday.

The time travel concepts were quite entertaining and easy to follow (Although I'm sure it helped that I was familiar with all of them already) and I really liked the way Okabe's character matured as he suffered through things. Okabe and Kurisu's growth was remarkable, and in the extra 25th ep, I liked the way they finally got their happy ending.

I really liked the landlord. I bet it drove him CRAZY in timelines where he worked for SERN that Okabe called him by his SERN codename by pure fluke. I'm curious to see how the spinoff about his past turns out.

Did the VN expand any on the origin of Reading Steiner? The anime gives the idea that at some point, he attempted to time-leap into his 8 year old self, giving himself the "memory seeds" of "the organization" (SERN), FB ("MISTAA BRAUN~"), his initial love of time travel, and his fear of losing Mayuri. (his frantic moment of panic in the scene with Mayuri at her grandmother's grave in the flashback where the adult Okabe's mannerisms surface.)

All in all, I loved it. Waiting for the movie. If it's not a simple recap of the series, I'm expecting them to reveal a hidden danger lurking in the prediction that Suzuha's mother received and have another adventure based on it. (it was a little too spot on.)
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