October 09, 2007
Saimoe update 10/9
Very balanced matches yesterday - difference between the low finisher and the top was only 59 votes. Vita squeaked past Miyako with a 25-vote margin, while Yuno got just enough votes to top Hayate.
I'm somewhat surprised by the strength of the Hidamari vote (though it's tough to tell whether that's also some anti-Strikers vote from here.) That said, I don't think Yuno is enough of a match to seriously contest Rena in the block final; there would have to be some serious anti-Higurashi sentiment between then and now, and given that the only remaining Higurashi match in the round is between two Higurashi characters, I don't think it's likely to develop.
On the other hand, Nanoha vs. Vita could be quite interesting indeed. But I'll save the fanboy rant (er, deep analysis, I meant to say) for the day of that match.
On to today's matches. Shinku vs. Takako won't be very interesting. Okay, sure, there's enough anti-Rozen sentiment that you can't write anybody off, and it's not like Takako got here without winning a couple of rounds. But it's Shinku's round to lose, and if she does lose it, it's a pure assassination job. (Is her support as strong as it was last year? No, especially after the "heel turn" in Overture, even though that was a prequel story. But I don't think it's enough to prove decisive here.)
Our other match should be as hot as anything we've seen in the round. Lucky Star fans have to be smarting after Kagami went down, and we know that the Seto crowd can deliver one hell of a vote total in a heavily-contested match. Not sure how to call this one, honestly. With Kagami out of the picture, suddenly Lucky Star is a lot less menacing, so perhaps there's something less of a potential anti-voting block against Tsukasa and Konata now. On the other hand, nobody was really expecting a Seto character to run away with the tourney, so people aren't going to be piling on Tsukasa just to take out San. All depends on how much of that Lucky Star vote comes out - if Tsukasa delivers the same kind of vote total as her sister, I don't think San can match it. But if she comes in weaker, I think the anti-votes (and San's natural charm, of course) will be enough for a fishy result.
Yesterday's matches:
1ä½ã€€1121 votes Vita@Mahou Syoujo Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS
2ä½ã€€1096 votes Miyako@Hidamari Sketch
1ä½ã€€1155 votes Yuno@Hidamari Sketch
2ä½ã€€1104 votes Yagami Hayate@Mahou Syoujo Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS
Today's matches:
E3-1 (10/10)
çœŸç´…ï¼ ãƒãƒ¼ã‚¼ãƒ³ãƒ¡ã‚¤ãƒ‡ãƒ³ オーベルテューレ(Shinku@Rozen Maiden Ouverture)
厳島貴åï¼ ä¹™å¥³ã¯ãŠå§‰ã•ã¾ã«æ‹ã—ã¦ã‚‹(Itsukushima Takako@Otome wa Boku ni Koishiteru)
F3-2 (10/10)
ç€¬æˆ¸ç‡¦ï¼ ç€¬æˆ¸ã®èбå«(Seto San@Seto no Hanayome)
柊ã¤ã‹ã•ï¼ ã‚‰ã☆ã™ãŸ(Hiiragi Tsukasa@Lucky Star)
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I'm somewhat surprised by the strength of the Hidamari vote (though it's tough to tell whether that's also some anti-Strikers vote from here.) That said, I don't think Yuno is enough of a match to seriously contest Rena in the block final; there would have to be some serious anti-Higurashi sentiment between then and now, and given that the only remaining Higurashi match in the round is between two Higurashi characters, I don't think it's likely to develop.
On the other hand, Nanoha vs. Vita could be quite interesting indeed. But I'll save the fanboy rant (er, deep analysis, I meant to say) for the day of that match.
On to today's matches. Shinku vs. Takako won't be very interesting. Okay, sure, there's enough anti-Rozen sentiment that you can't write anybody off, and it's not like Takako got here without winning a couple of rounds. But it's Shinku's round to lose, and if she does lose it, it's a pure assassination job. (Is her support as strong as it was last year? No, especially after the "heel turn" in Overture, even though that was a prequel story. But I don't think it's enough to prove decisive here.)
Our other match should be as hot as anything we've seen in the round. Lucky Star fans have to be smarting after Kagami went down, and we know that the Seto crowd can deliver one hell of a vote total in a heavily-contested match. Not sure how to call this one, honestly. With Kagami out of the picture, suddenly Lucky Star is a lot less menacing, so perhaps there's something less of a potential anti-voting block against Tsukasa and Konata now. On the other hand, nobody was really expecting a Seto character to run away with the tourney, so people aren't going to be piling on Tsukasa just to take out San. All depends on how much of that Lucky Star vote comes out - if Tsukasa delivers the same kind of vote total as her sister, I don't think San can match it. But if she comes in weaker, I think the anti-votes (and San's natural charm, of course) will be enough for a fishy result.
Yesterday's matches:
1ä½ã€€1121 votes Vita@Mahou Syoujo Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS
2ä½ã€€1096 votes Miyako@Hidamari Sketch
1ä½ã€€1155 votes Yuno@Hidamari Sketch
2ä½ã€€1104 votes Yagami Hayate@Mahou Syoujo Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS
Today's matches:
E3-1 (10/10)
çœŸç´…ï¼ ãƒãƒ¼ã‚¼ãƒ³ãƒ¡ã‚¤ãƒ‡ãƒ³ オーベルテューレ(Shinku@Rozen Maiden Ouverture)
厳島貴åï¼ ä¹™å¥³ã¯ãŠå§‰ã•ã¾ã«æ‹ã—ã¦ã‚‹(Itsukushima Takako@Otome wa Boku ni Koishiteru)
F3-2 (10/10)
ç€¬æˆ¸ç‡¦ï¼ ç€¬æˆ¸ã®èбå«(Seto San@Seto no Hanayome)
柊ã¤ã‹ã•ï¼ ã‚‰ã☆ã™ãŸ(Hiiragi Tsukasa@Lucky Star)
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Well I voted for Shinku and San.
I am interested in seeing a Rozen Fandom Civil War in a Match between Shinku and Suigintou. in the final eight.
And San, she at least know how to handle a weapon unlike a kyoani moe blob.
As for Hayate, she got shafted again, first by the show then by the fans. She really needs her own oav series.
I am interested in seeing a Rozen Fandom Civil War in a Match between Shinku and Suigintou. in the final eight.
And San, she at least know how to handle a weapon unlike a kyoani moe blob.
As for Hayate, she got shafted again, first by the show then by the fans. She really needs her own oav series.
Posted by: Xellos_-^ at October 09, 2007 06:52 PM (12gxe)
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The vote numbers today are well down, but that's hardly a surprise. No matter who won today, they were both dead meat in the next round, so it's more a case of a moral victory than of anything significant.
Posted by: Steven Den Beste at October 09, 2007 07:34 PM (+rSRq)
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