Hm, director
mostly does harem series, though he also did Jormungand. Script-writer
mostly does moe, but the fights in Girls und Panzer turned out okay anyway. Not sure what to think here
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At firt I thought it mean something like, king of magic, or wizard, but it does mean devil.
And about Aiura to Air:
" three "annoying, spirited high school girls with zero motivation" — and their classmates. Their daily life is "what happens when there is nothing happening."
I could get behind this.
edited 1st Jan '13 12:42:37 PM by Baff
I will always cherish the chance of a new beggining.
>__<
I have terrible spelling at all the languages I try to speak. But thanks.
This year there are also the releases from the Monogatari series. Nekomonogatari I think is already airing? And I think theyll have another season out if I am not mistaken.
edited 1st Jan '13 1:07:08 PM by Baff
I will always cherish the chance of a new beggining.Atlus animated adaptation? WANT! GIMME!
*watches Devil Survivor PV*
Okay, why do the designs look weird?
"If you aren't him, then you apparently got your brain from the same discount retailer, so..." - FighteerThe Devil Survivor series's character designer is Suzuhito Yasuda (the illustrator for Durarara and the artist of Yozakura Quartet) rather than Atlus's own Shigenori Soejima or Kazuma Kaneko.
My Megaman and MegaTen RPG Liveblogs
That was for DS1. This adaptation is of DS2; Mohiro Kitoh is the designer for this one.
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Mohiro Kitoh designed the Septentriones (the Angel-like monsters in the preview), not the characters themselves. It's in the credits of the game and on the website that Suzuhito's still the character designer, and his style looks absolutely nothing like Kitoh's.
edited 2nd Jan '13 5:35:34 PM by ComicX6
My Megaman and MegaTen RPG LiveblogsYeah. Suzuhito Yasuda did character designs for both games, Kazuma Kaneko did demon designs for both, and Mohiro Kitoh did Septentriones designs for the 2nd game.
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He's probably the best artist for the job when it comes to eldritch abominations. His monster designs in both Naru Taru and Bokurano are some of the most unsettling shit you'll ever see, and his style is one all of his own.
As for his reputation, keep in mind that he also writes Noririn, which is a manga about the joys of bicycle riding.

They actually are wigs. They took the same base body and added different character's hairstyles to it. The point being that most of them are indistinguishable from the other characters, but some of them are just kind of absurd looking. Well, the girls anyway.