Fansub Review: [Commie] Tasogare Otome x Amnesia (Episode 05)

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I’ll finish off the Taso reviews tonight. Promise~ [Note: Review images broken from migration.]

Release format: MKV (256 MB, 10-bit)

Japanesiness: No honorifics.

English style: American English.

Group website: http://commiesubs.com/

Encoding details: http://pastebin.com/QTL7tiHw

8thsin’s translation critique: http://8ths.in/spring-2012-fansub-comparison-reviews#Tasogare

Ji-hi’s screenshot comparisons: N/A

 

Table of Contents

Visual Quality

Script Quality

Timing

Results

Visual Quality

Karaoke.

Opening. White’s all right, but it’s the easy mode of karaoke.

Ending. The colors changed and everything, but I wasn’t a big fan of it. The colors in the second screenshot here were the most annoying part. Yes, I get you’re trying to match the sunset, but it’s not good looking in the least.

 

 

Typesetting.

Lots of typesetting with only a few signs missed.

 

Other.

The script goes outside of the border that the show set here, which was a bad choice.

Script Quality

Karaoke.

The opening/ending both made sense, and the English was fine. That’s about the best you can hope for on these things.

 

Main Script.

“I didn’t think you would like playing this kind of part.”

Brilliant pun.

But this “completion” of the pun (later in the episode) didn’t really make sense.

 

Timing Review

Incoming. When “Timing Critique” is added as a category, you’ll know this part is done.

Results.

Watchability: Suitably sugoi.

Timing Grade:

Visual grade: B+

Script grade: A

Overall grade (timing results not factored in): A-

This was a lot better done than the other groups’ releases. Good shit.

We’ll see how UTW-Underwater did later tonight.

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    • No, he was being definitely sarcastic. It’s a running joke on this site.

      The best course of action for the comments section here is to assume that nobody is being serious.

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