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Love life! Super star! ! (TV 2)?
Community Rating: 4.3
Guys, we’re in a bind right now. It’s almost time for the next round of Love Live, Liella! They have more plates than ever. Not only do they have to face Venn “Better Than You” Margaret’s new antagonist, they must now also deal with the impending hypothermia of their smallest and weakest member. The girls have to work hard to finish their new song and unfreeze Natsumi in time for the big show, but time is not on their side.
Although true, this episode was colder than you think Much more, considering that it has big musical showdowns waiting at its end. While there is a thread where the girls put together all the elements for their new show, the episode is mostly full of classics Fuckin’ Around, including brief pairings in the second and first year as they work on various elements of the upcoming show. You’d think things would get more tense with the stakes so high on this, but the episode’s narrative actually does a good job of arguing why it shouldn’t be. It’s going to be Liella!’s big shot, which means it needs to communicate who they are as a group and what their music means to each of them – something that wouldn’t be possible if the girls were stuck on their noses trying to Make whetstones like the perfect song. So why not let them bond and build memories, and generally enjoy being with each other, and let these feelings blend in naturally? As a favorite
Then Wayne wears her heeled boots and a funky rip Tights took to the stage and brought down the house for the second time this season. Granted, her new song isn’t quite as punchy as the first, if only because I now know what to expect, but it’s still a performer. Wayne remains the most aesthetically powerful character of all time , and I love everything about this gothic high school ballerina. I love that she glares at the camera and declares war on the entire Love Live game like a villain is about to colonize some poor Australian population. I love her proclamation that she’s going to create her own future with song, like a damn character about to change the tide of interstellar war with sheer vibrato. I like the way she, totally by influence, makes me really consider that our core characters might actually lose to her – even if the laws and logic of the show basically guarantee they won’t. This brings us to Liella‘s new song…good. Like it, it’s okay. It’s ok. But after all that buildup — not to mention following up on their competitors’ more memorable shows — hear things like “Sing! Shine! Smile!” HERE. It sounds so much like a sitcom theme song that I can imagine the exact shot of each character doing something innocuous before looking at the camera and smiling. I at least really like their costumes, and the choreographers once again did an industry-leading job of mixing animation styles for a lively, authentic performance. But after listening to a song that shakes the stars, it’s hard to really be moved by Lila! They keep doing the same tune. If we’re going to make a song that really expresses who these girls are, I’m going to want songs that are as dynamic, vibrant and full of personality as the characters—not that they turn into beautiful, marketable ditches.
It illustrates the writing of the show, and then, I’m still on the verge of getting there When the results were shown my seat, they shouted “oh fuck you” as they cut the credits before showing second place.
Community Rating: 4.3
Guys, we’re in a bind right now. It’s almost time for the next round of Love Live, Liella! They have more plates than ever. Not only do they have to face Venn “Better Than You” Margaret’s new antagonist, they must now also deal with the impending hypothermia of their smallest and weakest member. The girls have to work hard to finish their new song and unfreeze Natsumi in time for the big show, but time is not on their side.
Although true, this episode was colder than you think Much more, considering that it has big musical showdowns waiting at its end. While there is a thread where the girls put together all the elements for their new show, the episode is mostly full of classics Fuckin’ Around, including brief pairings in the second and first year as they work on various elements of the upcoming show. You’d think things would get more tense with the stakes so high on this, but the episode’s narrative actually does a good job of arguing why it shouldn’t be. It’s going to be Liella!’s big shot, which means it needs to communicate who they are as a group and what their music means to each of them – something that wouldn’t be possible if the girls were stuck on their noses trying to Make whetstones like the perfect song. So why not let them bond and build memories, and generally enjoy being with each other, and let these feelings blend in naturally? As a favorite
Then Wayne wears her heeled boots and a funky rip Tights took to the stage and brought down the house for the second time this season. Granted, her new song isn’t quite as punchy as the first, if only because I now know what to expect, but it’s still a performer. Wayne remains the most aesthetically powerful character of all time , and I love everything about this gothic high school ballerina. I love that she glares at the camera and declares war on the entire Love Live game like a villain is about to colonize some poor Australian population. I love her proclamation that she’s going to create her own future with song, like a damn character about to change the tide of interstellar war with sheer vibrato. I like the way she, totally by influence, makes me really consider that our core characters might actually lose to her – even if the laws and logic of the show basically guarantee they won’t. This brings us to Liella‘s new song…good. Like it, it’s okay. It’s ok. But after all that buildup — not to mention following up on their competitors’ more memorable shows — hear things like “Sing! Shine! Smile!” HERE. It sounds so much like a sitcom theme song that I can imagine the exact shot of each character doing something innocuous before looking at the camera and smiling. I at least really like their costumes, and the choreographers once again did an industry-leading job of mixing animation styles for a lively, authentic performance. But after listening to a song that shakes the stars, it’s hard to really be moved by Lila! They keep doing the same tune. If we’re going to make a song that really expresses who these girls are, I’m going to want songs that are as dynamic, vibrant and full of personality as the characters—not that they turn into beautiful, marketable ditches.
It illustrates the writing of the show, and then, I’m still on the verge of getting there When the results were shown my seat, they shouted “oh fuck you” as they cut the credits before showing second place.
