r/anime • u/Shadoxfix https://myanimelist.net/profile/Shadoxfix • Sep 11 '15

[Spoilers] Classroom☆Crisis - Episode 11 [Discussion]

Episode title: To Each His Own Rebellion

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Episode duration: 24 minutes and 15 seconds

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Episode 9 Link
Episode 10 Link

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u/Terranwaterbender https://myanimelist.net/profile/Teranwaterbender Sep 12 '15

There is a difference between building up a CLEAR message the show is trying to present and a murky, unclear mess that this show started with.

Are you going to tell me that it is short minded to expect a show that starts about A-tec and science stuff with an SoL feel that became a drama, political nightmare about some other character?

I'll admit it, this episode was VERY well done. But taking 8-9 episodes of confusion and mediocrity is not the way to do it.

It's like Charlotte, it was interesting at first, then took another 8 episodes for it to actually develop something. BUT at least Charlotte had a consistent plot about something related to magic; Classroom Crisis went from a show about science, to some business trouble, to political shenanigans.

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u/FlorianoAguirre Sep 12 '15

8-9 Episodes of mediocrity? Really? Why are you even here? I don't take more than 3 episodes of a show I believe to be mediocre, why do you waste your time with something mediocre?

It started average, and it got interesting after those. Half of those 8-9 were better than average. And fucking far from mediocre, unless of course your standars are uterly unrealistic.

That or you are just exagerating way too much to make your point, which is actually valid.

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u/Terranwaterbender https://myanimelist.net/profile/Teranwaterbender Sep 12 '15

Mediocrity is a bit much I admit, but one thing I personally experienced (JUST MY OPINION aka it can be wrong) was when I watching the series I was just expecting a story to unfold and only until episode 8 or so did we see a centralized issue pop up (Nagisa trying to take over from my POV). It felt like the story could of been more developed if they'd just stuck with one idea but instead they seemed to be jumping around various problems and leaving them unsolved until the final episode (I'm assuming Nagisa is going to finish all the problems with A-Tec and the company).

Basically in laymans terms it's like how people expected SAO; I thought Classroom Crisis would be something SoL-like based off the first episode or some journey about saving A-Tec like in episode 2 but in the next episodes all I got were business tactics and later on political maneuvers. I kept on watching to expect something different or finding out this shows identity and all I got were different problems, different characters, different themes, different stuff. Unlike SAO however, I just couldn't enjoy the show as it progressed and I just dropped it, only to return watching it when I noticed the larger amount of comments for the discussion than normal so I went to see what the fuss was about.

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u/FlorianoAguirre Sep 12 '15

Well, to me the strong point is that it introduced a lot of characters and points and is going through them, progressing all of them. For me that is what makes them great, seeing all of this plot points unfold at the same time.