I think even from the characters' perspectives this is stuff that we could have learned. These people get briefings before every mission that could flesh that kind of stuff out. Again, I'm not talking about the inner workings of the Union, just basic stuff about the war.The narrative structure of this story telling so far is sticking to a certain point of view. Basically, we are following the main cast members. Within this structure, you don't show anything those main cast members aren't witnessing. We now know of somebody in Union territory who's point of view we will probably be following, and thus learn more about the Union through him. The lack of world building isn't a flaw. It's just that within this narrative style, you don't get to be an all knowing third party observer who gets to look in on all sides. You only get to follow a small set of characters and see what they are involved in.
That will, one hopes, be addressed next season. Considering how compact this season was and all of the character and plot it had to address in a short period of time, I'd say there was not room for that information. The most important stuff was focused on up front. We didn't really need big picture info yet. I'm not going to worry about the absence of world building until we get deeper in. People get impatient, want all the info up front. I like a slow burn.I think even from the characters' perspectives this is stuff that we could have learned. These people get briefings before every mission that could flesh that kind of stuff out. Again, I'm not talking about the inner workings of the Union, just basic stuff about the war.
Anyone know if the series can be bought in digital or bluray form?
So the DC comics series this show is getting is going to have it's first cover designed by Jim Lee
Wait this is getting a comic? Awesome.
Has there been any announcements regarding a Season 2?
Guess people weren't subscribing to RT's site to watch the show.Well this is interesting. It's airing on Toonami next month
It was on Crunchyroll as well. Also VRV by proxy of RT being a part of that. But it makes sense that they are finally extending it to cable TV. They spent waaay too much money on the series to not get it out everywhere.Guess people weren't subscribing to RT's site to watch the show.
At least people who didn't subscribe (like me) will be able to watch beyond the first episode at least.
Ah shit, I legit forgot it got onto Crunchyroll. Though yeah, this show couldn't have been cheap so getting it on anything possible to recoup cost is a good idea.It was on Crunchyroll as well. Also VRV by proxy of RT being a part of that. But it makes sense that they are finally extending it to cable TV. They spent waaay too much money on the series to not get it out everywhere.
Sorry to ask, but what's the easiest way to watch Season 1, on an Xbox, hooked up to a 65in television?
Always on the look out for more Mecha action and the son and I are wrapping up Gundam - 08th MS Team via Hulu :)
Guessing it had to move since the rumours said the first season went way over budget.
And considering the founders of RT somewhat stepped down to a more behind the scenes role to create shows for other networks, this move makes sense.
My only problem is I don't think HBO Max is in Canada. Don't know if Crave will carry it
Season 2 has been confirmed
But it's going to be on HBO Max and will come to RT after 30 days
Considering what the Union is based on? Nah, I think the point is more just showing how the Union actually functions in more detail.As much as I loved the first season, don't tell me we're gonna both sides a fascist, intellectually-stagnant regime that unleashes flesh-eating nanobots on civilians?
Man I totally forgot about this show, still need to finish Season 1. How was it received overall?
As much as I loved the first season, don't tell me we're gonna both sides a fascist, intellectually-stagnant regime that unleashes flesh-eating nanobots on civilians?
Man I totally forgot about this show, still need to finish Season 1. How was it received overall?
Yeah, my only real issue with it was that it didn't give enough context for the conflict or explain what was actually at stake on a high level. Seems like season 2 is going to rectify that though.I think it was received well enough, but the biggest issue people had is the Union is barely explained.
I felt like I probably should bump this thread since season 2 is still happening but the animation is apparently being done by the studio who animated Dragon Prince
So what you're saying is that it's going to get a huge upgrade in quality.
Cool beans.
Yeah facts actually thought dragon prince improved immensely in the later 2 seasonsPersonally, I feel Gen Lock did the "low frame rate 3D animation" a lot better than Dragon Prince did in Season 1.
Yeah facts actually thought dragon prince improved immensely in the later 2 seasons