Cream Lemon Episode 3: SF Super Dimensional Legend Rall
Canon/LOW
OSHIMETER
5.7
45 Fans
5
4
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2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
OSHIMETER
5.7
45 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
kyogre_307
You can tell they tried to cram a whole movie worth of lore into twenty minutes and it just made the pacing feel rushed
bounto_bane_479
My eyes were rolling at the character designs because the lolicon look makes the whole thing feel way more uncomfortable than the sequel
near_nemesis_114
I thought Lamou-lu was such a creepy villain and seeing Caron fight through the mecha combat scenes was the best part for me
hakuro_honed
Finding a whole fantasy quest with Caron and the magic sword was a surprise since most of these are just mindless stuff
rangiku_rider
The mix of spaceships and sorcery felt really weird but it worked for the kingdom setting and the captured princess plot
yami_yamato_140
The ending where they solve everything with an orgasm was so bizarre and you could really tell this was just an experiment in mashing genres together and the writing is so bad throughout the runtime
dawn
It makes no sense to me why this is called Super Dimensional when it has nothing to do with Macross or those other shows, but seeing Kallon finally fight back after everything she went through was a decent payoff for such a short story, and it is sketchy with the tentacles but the mecha bits were okay at the end
mumen_rider
That transition from mecha combat to the erotic scenes was so jarring and you really have to wonder what the writers were thinking and the plot about Rall and Kallon is basically non-existent
levi_lance
Kallon getting captured and then turning the tables as the actual princess was a weird twist for something that feels this low budget and the whole thing is just a mess of sketchy visuals
arrancar_assassin_477
The sci-fi bits are such a tease, but then the tentacles show up and everything just goes off the rails, and you can really see the 80s influence in those weird character designs
senpaixd
It is pretty obvious why people talk about the tentacles here and watching this felt like seeing a cursed blueprint for the whole genre and the fantasy setting feels like an afterthought for the creators
gino_weinberg_176
The way this episode tries to be a space opera and then just pivots into pure filth is actually hilarious and they just wanted to push boundaries and the Super Dimensional name is just bait
brassius
Seeing those early tentacle scenes was actually wild and you can tell where a lot of modern tropes started and the animation is pretty rough and the plot barely exists in this piece of history
tengen_tempo_131
My brain was so confused by the mecha fighting ending with that kind of release and I did not expect the genres to mash together like that and Kallon fighting back was the standout moment
weebirez
I found that title to be a total lie since there was barely any sci-fi and it just felt like a weird fantasy thing and seeing Kallon revealed as the true royal was actually surprising
koraidon_316
I spent the whole time trying to find the sci-fi elements in this super dimensional legend only to find an evil sorcerer and a princess instead but seeing the very first instance of the tentacle trope made it worth sitting through even if the actual animation for the sex scenes looked incredibly cheap and shoddily done compared to the earlier Ami episodes
roy_mustang_116
Its crazy how this one episode changed all the censorship rules just because they used tentacles instead of the real thing and the scene with Caron is famous for that reason
judeau_the_knife_191
Why is this called super dimensional when its just a sorcerer in a castle and it feels more like a fantasy quest than a sci-fi show
gobta_goblin_154
I finally watched the origin of the tentacle trope and the princess getting caught by the sorcerer was actually kind of boring because the art is so dated
michiru_kaioh_370
The first appearance of the tentacles is such a weird moment to see now, and the animation looks so rough compared to the Ami episodes
EPISODE CONTEXT
After two episodes grounded in more intimate, character-focused drama, this third installment signals that Cream Lemon operates as a true anthology — each episode capable of delivering an entirely different genre experience. 'SF Super Dimensional Legend Rall' expands the series' tonal range considerably, introducing Caron and a cosmic-scale conflict with no direct continuity ties to what came before. The following episode, 'Pop Chaser,' continues this genre-hopping pattern, reinforcing that the series rewards episodic browsing rather than sequential commitment.
QUICK TAKES
kyogre_307
You can tell they tried to cram a whole movie worth of lore into twenty minutes and it just made the pacing feel rushed
bounto_bane_479
My eyes were rolling at the character designs because the lolicon look makes the whole thing feel way more uncomfortable than the sequel
near_nemesis_114
I thought Lamou-lu was such a creepy villain and seeing Caron fight through the mecha combat scenes was the best part for me
hakuro_honed
Finding a whole fantasy quest with Caron and the magic sword was a surprise since most of these are just mindless stuff
rangiku_rider
The mix of spaceships and sorcery felt really weird but it worked for the kingdom setting and the captured princess plot
yami_yamato_140
The ending where they solve everything with an orgasm was so bizarre and you could really tell this was just an experiment in mashing genres together and the writing is so bad throughout the runtime
dawn
It makes no sense to me why this is called Super Dimensional when it has nothing to do with Macross or those other shows, but seeing Kallon finally fight back after everything she went through was a decent payoff for such a short story, and it is sketchy with the tentacles but the mecha bits were okay at the end
mumen_rider
That transition from mecha combat to the erotic scenes was so jarring and you really have to wonder what the writers were thinking and the plot about Rall and Kallon is basically non-existent
levi_lance
Kallon getting captured and then turning the tables as the actual princess was a weird twist for something that feels this low budget and the whole thing is just a mess of sketchy visuals
arrancar_assassin_477
The sci-fi bits are such a tease, but then the tentacles show up and everything just goes off the rails, and you can really see the 80s influence in those weird character designs
senpaixd
It is pretty obvious why people talk about the tentacles here and watching this felt like seeing a cursed blueprint for the whole genre and the fantasy setting feels like an afterthought for the creators
gino_weinberg_176
The way this episode tries to be a space opera and then just pivots into pure filth is actually hilarious and they just wanted to push boundaries and the Super Dimensional name is just bait
brassius
Seeing those early tentacle scenes was actually wild and you can tell where a lot of modern tropes started and the animation is pretty rough and the plot barely exists in this piece of history
tengen_tempo_131
My brain was so confused by the mecha fighting ending with that kind of release and I did not expect the genres to mash together like that and Kallon fighting back was the standout moment
weebirez
I found that title to be a total lie since there was barely any sci-fi and it just felt like a weird fantasy thing and seeing Kallon revealed as the true royal was actually surprising
koraidon_316
I spent the whole time trying to find the sci-fi elements in this super dimensional legend only to find an evil sorcerer and a princess instead but seeing the very first instance of the tentacle trope made it worth sitting through even if the actual animation for the sex scenes looked incredibly cheap and shoddily done compared to the earlier Ami episodes
roy_mustang_116
Its crazy how this one episode changed all the censorship rules just because they used tentacles instead of the real thing and the scene with Caron is famous for that reason
judeau_the_knife_191
Why is this called super dimensional when its just a sorcerer in a castle and it feels more like a fantasy quest than a sci-fi show
gobta_goblin_154
I finally watched the origin of the tentacle trope and the princess getting caught by the sorcerer was actually kind of boring because the art is so dated
michiru_kaioh_370
The first appearance of the tentacles is such a weird moment to see now, and the animation looks so rough compared to the Ami episodes
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