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There are two themes to Now And Then Here And Now?
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by nvrsaysugar
on 2006-01-03 21:58:32
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| I was just looking throught the music list/downloads, and I found the theme to my favorite anime show Now And Then, Here And There. But I as I remember, there are two themes, one ending, the other title. I'm not quite sure since I haven't seen it in awhile, so if anyone knows, please tell me. I really would like to hear again if it exists.... |
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Re: There are two themes to Now And Then Here And Now?
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by roasted hot green peas
on 2006-01-04 00:07:55 (edited 2006-01-04 00:16:39)
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| the opening theme is "ima, soko ni iru boku" by toshio masuda, and the ending theme is "komoriuta" by reiko yasuhara. i love now and then, here and there. it's one of the few series that delves into series issues in a very substantive fashion; executed well without any irrelevant elements, characters or actions; and had good animation. i know a lot of people who critisize the character design, but i think the way characters appear actually works with the mood of the series - the childish designs deepened the seriousness of the events. it's like, 'crap, this is happening to kids.' |
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by OwdEe sh4H
on 2006-01-04 04:40:26
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just wanna add to what roasted said here.i totally agreed with you.now and then,here n there is one of the anime that really leaves a big impact on me.i was very affected by what happened to the kids n when it's over,i cried a LOT.the ending is so sad to me.the part that really teared me up so bad was when nabuca was shot n he died after seeing shu once last time to tell him to survive n return to whenever he came from.god,i was so sad!!!why did he have to die???   |
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Re: There are two themes to Now And Then Here And Now?
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| I liked this anime too. Now and then, Here and There had so much drama, even coming from those poor, innocent kids; child & labor, child exploitation, rape (that poor girl... I forgot her name) in the middle of a stupid war sparked by this selfish, psychotic Hamdo. Though I'd say that Shu is one remarkable boy who goes to save these lost & confused kids, that in their deaths, they've found the truth about their existence and how they should fight and live with their own beliefs and aspirations in life. Shu and the girl who was raped are from this world, right? They were teleported to this desert world when the boy first saw Lala-Ru... how unfortunate it is for the girl though.... |