I’m really not. At 360p I get around 11-15 fps consistently. At 480p+ I get less that 8 fps, and the video and audio desyncs a lot. It’s not that big a deal though. I was still using my 10" CRT until the Christmas of 2010.
Visual quality is meaningless so long as you have consistency.
They are human. It might not mean much to Yuu at first, unless he secretly has a strong sense of responsibility from the get go, but for Nao, that school would have been a big part of her life. The school may be restricting, but it’s also the place where these confused ostracized teens can be accepted by their peers. A bunch of members have the theory that Nao is self-conscious, either due to her power, or as the cause of her power. This would fit nicely.
They have friends, memories, responsibilities, and the “promise” that they spoke of. Maybe they want to free those children who are the same as them.
That seems very vague. Where are they running to, and why would they feel affectionate enough about it to call it home and promise to return there? Wouldn’t they have just stayed there in the first place?
If they were running somewhere, it’d be “to go back home” not “to come back home.” They are going back to where the promise was made, and we currently know of no place other than the school that the MCs spent time together - Assuming they are supposed to be restrained to the school, it’s unlikely they refer to anywhere outside of the school’s location.
“All this time” can’t be said. We don’t know how long any of them have been there, although we can guess that Yuu is new, and Nao is at least in her second year, due to their positions. We don’t know how many years the school has, so even those guesses are bad.
Nothing currently points towards that. I don’t think anything in the PVs implies that they are childhood friends - besides, one of the 4 (if you mean the 4 main characters) is a famous idol. You think they’d recognize her after seeing her so much.
Hence the school, the only location we currently know of that houses the four of them. (Poor little sister, being left out of the group…)
I think they’ve taken a departure from that - though it may be brief. Shirobako and Charlotte look to have flatter art styles, which is pretty refreshing. Even though the eyes in Charlotte still follow the typical Key pattern, they don’t look shiny in most of the scenes we’ve been shown.
makes everything look pretty-ish~
PLUS it would kind of spoil things for me. Not necessarily spoil as in I would know what happens, but I feel it would spoil because it might give me false expectations.