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Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Vol. 2 Kindle & comiXology
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherKodansha Comics
- Publication dateDecember 14, 2016
- Reading age16 years and up
- File size1000992 KB
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- ASIN : B01N41IRD5
- Publisher : Kodansha Comics (December 14, 2016)
- Publication date : December 14, 2016
- Language : English
- File size : 1000992 KB
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- Print length : 266 pages
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That was also a major detractor for it though since I've seen that episode so many times reading it didn't give me the same 'feeling'. It still tore me up inside, but it didn't have that same urgency. The artist/writer did give Kago a bit more backstory, and cleared up some minor things that the episode mainly glossed over (how Kago and Oba met, the real meaning behind Kago's final words), but Kinutani still seemed to struggle with getting the characters to express themselves in the art.
He fared better with the secondary characters--Oba, Kago's parents, the President of Kenishi Enterprises--you can (almost) clearly see their frustration and weariness. However one key factor is missing and its not something Kinutani could really help because of the medium of the story. "Beauty is Within Us" by Scott Matthews (and Yoko Kanno). Its the insert song that plays during the climax of the episode and it SO PERFECTLY encapsulates the episode.
In fact I hunted down a really well done AMV that bridges all the clips, set to the full song (ignore the Spanish subtitles): [...]
I want you to listen to this song, watch those scenes and then tell me if you don't feel moved. Track down the episode (its a stand alone episode so no further knowledge of the series or over-arching plotline is necessary) watch it and tell me if you don't cry (subbed or dubbed, I like both so I won't be picky with which you watch).
I hope, at some point, maybe Kinutani will actually do something with the season long plotline of the "The Laughing Man". Its really the reason why I started watching the series and I want to see how he handles it. I'd also like to see how he handles the Tachikoma episode, as that's another favorite of mine, but honestly I don't know if I could keep reading/buying these GN's at $11 each if they're just a rehash of the anime episode by episode.
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Currently on kindle unlimited so it's a no Brainerd really. Excellent