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dsojourn · 01-16-2006

For what it's worth, being a huge fan of Ah! My Goddess I checked this out as soon as it came out and I have to say that, quality of the transition from manga to anime aside, at least as far as the AP stuff is concerned its far better then in the manga due to the animation being far more gorgeous then Fujishima's art style, the scenes being written with far more fanservice in mind, ESPECIALLY when Skuld first wakes up in clothes several sizes too small, and Aya Hisakawa's voice acting being, as always, priceless. It's possibly just the result of the animation and artist style, but Skuld also seems FAR taller in the anime then in the manga. Heck, she seems taller then Urd usually is in the show which gives her a good head over Keiichi. All in all a must see for both AP fans and fans of A!MG.

01-16-2006	#10
dsojourn Frequent Poster Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 432	For what it's worth, being a huge fan of Ah! My Goddess I checked this out as soon as it came out and I have to say that, quality of the transition from manga to anime aside, at least as far as the AP stuff is concerned its far better then in the manga due to the animation being far more gorgeous then Fujishima's art style, the scenes being written with far more fanservice in mind, ESPECIALLY when Skuld first wakes up in clothes several sizes too small, and Aya Hisakawa's voice acting being, as always, priceless. It's possibly just the result of the animation and artist style, but Skuld also seems FAR taller in the anime then in the manga. Heck, she seems taller then Urd usually is in the show which gives her a good head over Keiichi. All in all a must see for both AP fans and fans of A!MG.