News Boss tells her to consider the chronology, but then seems to humour her and starts not in 1711, but closer to the present day, with Isaac and Miria, proposing to hold them to be the main characters (at least for now). But Carole chose November 1930 as the start, and she tells him that that's when the complications started and what they first came across. Awesome, I always use newspapers in the campaigns I GM to relay information to the PCs, though in today's age they've become a bit of an aged concept.Ĭarole's boss starts to regale a story to her of a ship that crossed the Atlantic in 1711, then jumps to talking about a transcontinental train trip by a train called the Pussyfoot. The old guy seems to be a newspaper tycoon. The next scene, they're both on the train. We get a little girl asking her boss or grandpa or uncle about mysterious stories set in November 1930. The "THIS PROGRAM IS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES" threw me off. Ohey, the site I'm watching at has them dubbed! All the better! They're also robbers who dress up like it's Halloween. Isaac and Miria (the only names I will remember for a while, at least to what faces they belong, this is also the first time I've seen people with the names Nice and Dallas and the one of that guy with Nice that I already forgot) are also the final characters shown in the opening, so I'm guessing they're the mainest of main characters. I suddenly have a feeling that with a lot of people recommending this anime, there might be a chance that half the main characters will be dead by the end, and I can't help but glance at my copies of Game of Thrones on my shelf.
This will be one of those shows with tons of characters, isn't it? And, like with Durarara, tons of viewpoints therefore as well. Nifty, and lucky choice! I guess it'll be one of those openings though, with all the names, and yep, it is. The first characters shown happen to be the one I got the first post pic of, named Isaac and Miria.
No prologue scene as I had with Madoka, and that a lot of other anime have too.
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