Ozuma.

Release format: MKV (269 MB, 10-bit)

Japanesiness: Honorifics.

English style: American English.

Group website: http://broken-subs.com/

Encoding details: http://pastebin.com/dQvgBSZ5

8thsin’s translation critique: N/A

Ji-hi’s screenshot comparisons: http://www.ji-hi.net/sp12/ozma/

Note: Virus fixed the shitty naming conventions for the batch.

 

Table of Contents

Visual Quality

Script Quality

Timing

Results

Visual Quality

Karaoke.

Opening. I liked this shit.

Ending. That color choice is pretty fucking terrible.

 

Typesetting.

Script Quality

Karaoke.

Nothing to really complain about here.

 

Main Script.

“It was their latest sub version.”

If you read this how it’s actually written, you’re gonna get really confused because “save” ends up changing definitions to “except for”. So with that comma there, you get a statement that reads

“I might get information that can save everyone, except for the world.”

which is obviously not fucking right at all. Grammar’s important, yo.

“I might… get information that can save everyone and the world as well.” would be better, but I’d rather have this be the line:

“I might… get information that could save this world and everyone in it.”

Nothing should change about this line. It’s perfect.

Is this a “dive” that is “high speed” or a “speed dive” that is “high”? Oh, it’s the former? Then learn how to adjective.

“High-speed dive!”

Timing Review

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

Results.

Watchability: Definitely watchable.

Timing Grade:

Visual grade: B+

Script grade: A-

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

Broken’s only competition for this show is Tsuki (SFW and Underwater both dropped this shit), so I’m going to strongly suggest watching/archiving Broken’s version.