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Does anybody know anything about the latest episode aired in Japan...I guess they aired a fourteenth episode of Elfen Lied. So I am not sure why I can't find it on Boxtorrents. Anyway, that kind of distorts the whole equilibrium of the dubbed releases to the US ~ I think the first DVD is actually coming out in May.
What 14th episode? Can anybody else confirm this?
Yes. It can be confirmed by going to the English fansite www.elfenlied.net
I do not know if this appropriate to ask, but can you explain whats Elfen Lied is about Tasukuchan? Just curious.
LoL ~ Yes. Elfen Lied is a thirteen episode series (Now purportedly 14 episodes) which contains graphic nudity and violence. The central storyline revolves around a male character named Kouta and a female mutated human (or diclonious) named Lucy. However Lucy has a split personality, which comes out whenever she undergoes stress or recieves an abrasion to her head. This personage is given the appropriate handle of "Nyuu" as that is all she can say. I would go more in depth, however I fear that would cause spoilers, hence moving my topic elsewhere to a different room. However I can give you the assumed origin for the title Elfen Lied. It is an old German poem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikinaki
At night in the village the watchman cried "Elf!"
A very small elf was asleep in the wood -
just at eleven! -
And he thinks that the nightingale
must have called him by name from the valley,
or Silpelit might have sent for him.
So the elf rubs his eyes,
comes out of his snail-shell house,
and is like a drunken man,
his nap was not finished;
and he hobbles down, tip tap,
through the hazel wood into the valley,
slips right up to the wall;
there sits the glow-worm, light on light.
"What are those bright windows?
There must be a wedding inside;
the little people are sitting at the feast,
and dancing about in the ballroom.
So I'll just take a peep in!"
Shame! he hits his head on hard stone!
Well, elf, had enough, have you?
Cuckoo! Cuckoo!
Obviously this poem has nothing to do with the series itself, yet if you were to look closely enough at the titles of each episode, each has its own German translation.
ADDITIONALLY~ IF anyone is vaguely familiar with the Elfen Lied fansite, then would they happen to know why the Elfen Lied game does not appear to work? After following all instructions, I am at a loss ... once again u.u;;
I saw the site, and the 14th episode is going to be great.
Sweet PM me what the basic synopsis of it is. Also , do you know what the flaw in the game is? I can't figure it out for the life of me!
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Originally Posted by dark_glaive
Totally confirmed, it's all over other sites about anime too!