Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha

I'm talking in the "trying too hard to be dark and edgy" stakes. That's what GRIMDERP means.

Force is barely trying then. Honestly, even the first season felt darker.

Given how he handled Puella Magi Madoka Magica, think Shinbo can handle this upcoming Force anime?

edited 19th Aug '14 5:36:04 AM by HallowHawk

Force isn't getting animated as of yet, and I'd rather see Urobuchi take on Lyrical Nanoha.

I feel Urobuchi might be a better fit for the Triangle Hearts storyline. Nanoha works on completely different principles from those of Madoka and most of Urobuchi's other works.

Hasn't Force effectively been cancelled at this point?

Have you seen Kamen Rider Gaim? A Nanoha series with that level of tone is what I'd imagine an Urobuchi Nanoha would be.

Nah, I wouldn't consider it canceled. They might restart it from the beginning though, if they decide that it's beyond saving.

Ignoring the fact that Nanoha seems more like Gentaro than Kouta.

@ Rynnec

I only said Shinbo since he directed the Triangle Heart 3 sequel OVA, which then lead to him directing the first season of Nanoha, though he got replaced by Keizou Kusakawa. Though having Shinbo and Urobuchi working on the Force anime could be good.

Onto another subject, as a What If?, what would have happened if word did get out of the stuff Nanoha, Fate, and Hayate got themselves into that made them leave Earth anyways?

On Earth? Because you have to remember that in-universe, the movies are the TSAB's version of what happened in MGLN and A's.

edited 27th Aug '14 6:27:14 AM by Night

Isn't Mid-Chida their workplace? And they do come back when they are off from work, so that's fine.

edited 27th Aug '14 12:00:59 PM by arahman56

Aren't those in-universe biopics made for propoganda, which is why Gill's treachery was omitted in the A's movie?

I know that, but what would have happened if satellites did pick up the stuff that happened in Season 1 and A's, and that time Nanoha and chums went to Uminari to visit the their friends and family living in Uminari, and that they were CIA agents listening in on them?

As far as anyone who doesn't have access to the presumably classified mission reports knows, which would be most people, the movies are straight truth.

Not much; I'm sure it's highly classified and that the CIA at least have already have official relations with the TSAB.

Which is likely, considering the setups they put in some places (the stations in Arisa's house, for example). The probably made some arrangements with the governments so they don't see it as anything strange.

Wait, Earth's governments know who and what the TSAB are?

The TSAB and Mid-Childa are gleefully holding the cure for cancer and other amazing advancements that would make our lives much better and happier above our collective heads in willing tandem with our governments.

Everlasting thanks, Nanoha, Yuri Enforcer of Sugary Dystopia.

edited 28th Aug '14 8:00:37 PM by NapoleonDeCheese

Just a bit of somewhat-likely WMG .

Last time I checked the only transfer station was inside the Harlaown residence.

StrikerS sound stages. Ok, I was kinda off, it's Suzuka's place, not Arisa.

Didn't they have one at Arisa's and one at Suzuka's in that Sound Stage?

Just a reminder, lyrical.cn has the 57th chapter of Vivid. The last panel seems to be a nice callback to Strikers.

Someone wrote under Unfortunate Implications for Force that the established female characters have been repeatedly losing to male villains...um, where? The only important male villain who's had more than one fight is Veyron, and all he's done is trade shots with Subaru fairly evenly.

I really hope it isn't...ok, I don't think it is.

BTW, Stafflist for the Vivid Anime.

edited 29th Sep '14 8:49:58 AM by arahman56