Actually, I think he might be stalking you.
Airrest has maad skills for the music and sfx cues in this one. Not a lot of series pay that much attention to cues. I know I just slap a BGM under the vocals to hide mic quality issues and lack of ambient noise when I edit, adding sfx only if omitting would be super obvious.Even then, I just fill in partial sfx for a scene and cover the rest with music so no one notices. I really wonder how many people catch stuff like that.
I was about to. And I'm glad someone is finally talking about it. Best finale ever. And its competition was the first GAS finale. God I've missed Gantz Abridged, and while I never found VEAS to be as good, Mynd never lost his touch; this feels like it could easily have been released right after the first finale such a long time ago. In fact, as much as I was pissed that we never got it in all that time, I couldn't be happier that we finally get more of this great series after so long. The new characters are all given unique and hilarious personalities, the soundtrack was even better than most of the series' previous music choices (or maybe I just thought that because of Never Gonna Give Up Your Teen Spirit), and there's just something about Gantz Abridged humor that makes me laugh my ass off like nothing else. It's understandable that the opening should be a little different, and it was done very well, but nothing compares to Kaiser's pure awesome original opening from the series. But this was pretty much perfect otherwise, and it didn't hurt that it called out every problem I had with those filler episodes, like the "this series is really meant to talk about the war in Iraq, right guys?" and especially the very ending. I can't imagine anyone seeing that ending and not thinking the same thing, but the way this "WTF ANIME STAFF?!" call-out was executed so well that it still made me want to shout some "amen"s the whole time. This only got better as it neared its ending, right up until the final song of mashups and memories, and the final scene... my God, so... brilliant. It's too bad those guys aren't doing anything anymore. So in conclusion, well, it's nice to finally get the final conclusion to what I consider to be the best abridged series not currently running, and it's a lot nicer to see that Mynd was at the top of his game for this important send-off. And since that means he's really completed THREE series (there are like what, 4 or 5 others who have completed one?), yeah... Mynd is pretty much God. I guess that means I can understand if he wants to take a break for however long, although I would like it if he could dump out some more commentaries for the rest of VEAS and eventually, these final episodes.Huh, nobody seemed to want to link TFC yet. So I shall.
Part 1
Part 2
Now unlike VEAS, THIS is a finale. Good usage of the filler characters from I Don't Care Guy to Old Man Who Likes Well-Orchestrated Death, some nice usage of music and of course the usual odd surreality that we always find in Gantz Abridged. Oh and a cameo and an awesome opening... Don't forget those. It was about damn time.
IIRC, he was just going to ask him where he hid the Dragon Ball from that village, but he probably was going to afterward. (EDIT: D'oh, beaten by Jacob.)
I'd posted this back in 2016, over ten years ago!
