It may be or may not be KyoAni in certain aspects but …

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Comment on Little Busters! Depressingly Good by Anonymous:

it may be or may not be KyoAni in certain aspects but hey it’s still good and if you like little buster, i don’t think this will disappoint you. its only 5-6 episode so far but it’s starting to look promising.

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• Little Busters! Depressingly Good:
  

  Little bustards – shit. Clannad – Winrar.

• Little Busters! Depressingly Good:
  

  Do it immediately. As far as total 6 episodes, it hs been acknowledged that J.C has tried all its best to do it well. Of course it has earned the admision from those strict fans of original game. Now what we need to do is adapting to a new period for key without Kyoani. Koani in today has been totally different from that in 2007 or earlier.

• Little Busters! Depressingly Good:
  

  Hmmm. So far, JC is cutting alot of corners with the humor. Komaris route seems very.. forced. Its being too 1-1 with the Visual Novel. It’s okay in its own sense, and it definitely will get alot better as most all of Keys works do, but I definitely don’t see this doing the game justice.

• Little Busters! Depressingly Good:
  

  Manly tears were shed that day :’(

• Little Busters! Depressingly Good:
  

  Eroge? The original was All Ages.

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  I’m not buying it, leastwise not stateside. There were a fair number of girls at the movie theater when I went, anyway. Maybe it’s different in Japan.

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