Anyways, not to interupt anything, does anyone watch Eureka Seven?
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I accidentaly made a new anime thread.... I didnt realize there was already one..... Anyways, not to interupt anything, does anyone watch Eureka Seven?
Anyways, not to interupt anything, does anyone watch Eureka Seven?
I have not been buying any anime recently, but I did enjoy the Monday night anime on the Sci-Fi channel and plan to watch it every Monday night if it keeps up the stories and same level of quality.
Ani-Monday
Ani-Monday
QUOTE(Chokmah @ Jun 23 2007, 10:23 AM) 
Haha, well, it's in subtitles anyway. But yeah, no sound sucks.
I guess that is true.
Of course I can always use my dad's computer. For sound.
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does anyone watch Eureka Seven?
Nope, but it was one of the big shows in Japan last year
I don't/didn't watch Eureka Seven. At the time I was just starting to watch "Trinity Blood" & "Bleach." <3
most people never watched Eureka 7, even though it is a great anime, and I think they cancelled it on Adult Swim in the US..... I do watch Bleach every day now, and pretty much all anime on Adult Swim, and today Im watchng Toonami on Cartoonnetwork, I cant wait to see Naruto! I absolutely love it! (especially Gaara!)
I watch "Naruto" & "Yu-Gi-Oh GX" on Toonami. It's the only shows I'll watch on there. Then I wait for Adult Swim to air. <3
wow. I love the original yu-gi-oh, not so much the new one though, but I have always, and still collect yugioh cards, all kinds both new and old. Right now I have a little over 1000 cards. And about 500 pokemon cards, but I no longer collect those unless people give me them.
QUOTE(GaarasPetRaven @ Jun 23 2007, 08:23 PM)
wow. I love the original yu-gi-oh, not so much the new one though, but I have always, and still collect yugioh cards, all kinds both new and old. Right now I have a little over 1000 cards. And about 500 pokemon cards, but I no longer collect those unless people give me them.
Eh. "Yu-Gi-Oh" was awsome. <3 So much action. Everywhere you turn. I liked Kaiba the most.
The new one is ok.
I have some cards, but half of them are missing. But I have an Japanese Dark Magician Girl. That my brother got for me.
Dark Magician Girl..... 
Personally I hated Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon was fun when I was younger. Right now I'm watching Inu-Yasha, its okay, but very hyped like DBZ. Naruto Hurricane Chronicals is good, but dragging a little. Bleach is stuck in a boring filler about two dead children.
Claymore, Murder Princess, and Monster Princess all rock though
Personally I hated Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon was fun when I was younger. Right now I'm watching Inu-Yasha, its okay, but very hyped like DBZ. Naruto Hurricane Chronicals is good, but dragging a little. Bleach is stuck in a boring filler about two dead children.
Claymore, Murder Princess, and Monster Princess all rock though
My current favorite is Bleach, I'm glad Adult Swim decided to start over, now I can get into the story. I also watch Inyuasha, Naruto, and YuGiOh-GX.
Up to episode 16 in 'Code Geass' myself. I'm telling you guys, it's great! I haven't seen Adult Swim or anything airing on it in months. =(
Does anyone here like bo bo bo bo-bo-bo?
QUOTE(GaarasPetRaven @ Jun 25 2007, 11:41 AM)
Does anyone here like bo bo bo bo-bo-bo?
Not me. I'm not even going to bother with that show.
QUOTE(GaarasPetRaven @ Jun 25 2007, 10:41 AM)
Does anyone here like bo bo bo bo-bo-bo?
I do! It is funny for Daxter.
QUOTE(Daxter King @ Jun 25 2007, 12:14 PM)
I do! It is funny for Daxter.
yeah. I mostly only watch it kuz its funny
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Up to episode 16 in 'Code Geass' myself. I'm telling you guys, it's great! I haven't seen Adult Swim or anything airing on it in months. =(
I've seen up to ep 24, waiting for the release of eps 25 and 26 to finish it. Really annoying, they left it on a major cliff-hanger and I want the next part!
It is indeed a good series
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Does anyone here like bo bo bo bo-bo-bo?
....never even heard of it
*butting in once again*
I like Bleach, Prince of Tennis, Fullmetal Alchemist and a truckload more! XD
I like Bleach, Prince of Tennis, Fullmetal Alchemist and a truckload more! XD
I've been watching anime since I was like 8 or 10. What really got me into anime was "Sailor Moon." I LOVE Sailor Moon. I just loved it. And it's still my favorite anime ever.
Ah, I love Sailor Moon myself. seen all of season 1 -3 and a good junk of 4 and 5. Hotaru was my favourite character, and season 3 was the best. Season 4 was the poorest - in my opinion.
I like the Last EXILE anime, I just finished up the series!
Bleach is good, and so is Death Note! My second favorite anime series is Death Note. AND the Devil May Cry anime looks cool too! .hack is my FAVORITE anime! (roots, and SIGN)
Bleach is good, and so is Death Note! My second favorite anime series is Death Note. AND the Devil May Cry anime looks cool too! .hack is my FAVORITE anime! (roots, and SIGN)
QUOTE(Talon @ Jun 27 2007, 01:44 PM)
Ah, I love Sailor Moon myself. seen all of season 1 -3 and a good junk of 4 and 5. Hotaru was my favourite character, and season 3 was the best. Season 4 was the poorest - in my opinion.
Yeah. I saw them all. Except for Sailor Moon Star.
Hotaru is my favorite Outer Senshi. <3
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Hotaru is my favorite Outer Senshi. <3
Of the inner senshi I would have to say.... Rei is my favourite.... used to be Ami in season 1 and 2, but by season3 it became Rei. My opinion of Chibiusa changes on whether I watch the dub or the sub, I hate her - and I mean haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaate her in the dub - but actually find her quite funny in the sub.
In other news
Season two of Sisters of wellber is out soon, season 1 is quite good, although I've only seen a handful of eps so far
http://avexmovie.jp/lineup/wellber/index.html
Ask John over in Anime nation answers a really interesting email for anyone who has a lot of money to burn. Personally if I was multi-million with 5 million to burn I would not hesitate to have my own series of books I am writting, all about the anime influenced adventures of a handsome young man called Talon and his assorted cute female companies, turned into a series.
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Question:
Would it be possible for an American investor to invest money into the production of an already existing anime? Would a company like Toei or Sunrise be interested in producing an entirely new spin-off of a now concluded series if a foreign investor were to invest around $5 million into the production of the new spin-off, say, for example, a new Dragon Ball movie/series or Inuyasha series/movie? In addition, would Toei be willing to produce new Dragon Ball anime based on my story ideas, considering I'd be the one investing in its production?
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My answer to this question will be highly hypothetical by necessity. Since nothing like this has ever happened before, there's no precedent to base a theory upon. I also, personally, don't know enough about the psychology or practices of major Japanese entertainment companies and film studios to be able to predict their responses to a totally original proposal.
There have been instances of foreign investors instigating the production of original anime. American comic book publisher Verotik employed Madhouse to create a short Satanika anime pilot. French fashion house Louis Vuitton commissioned Toei to produce the short Superflat Monogram anime film. Foreign investors have also been influential in the creation of anime sequels. For example, the American Cartoon Network was heavily involved in the creation of The Big O II. But I don't recall ever hearing of an anime franchise being entirely revived exclusively as a result of foreign investment. I suspect that foreign investors have never been previously interested in solely sponsoring an anime revival because there are other, more profitable investments available. Anime, after all, is not a highly lucrative business. Anime is, and can be profitable. But anime doesn't generate remotely the profits or return on investment offered by other ventures like the stock exchange, technology start-up businesses, natural resources, or even investing in the creation of video games or live action movies. In the past, investors with money to contribute have looked to other, more lucrative investments than anime. It may be only beginning now, after anime has been established in America for twenty years, that America now has veteran fans wealthy enough and devoted enough to anime to consider investing in anime production for personal, sentimental reasons.
Most investors with five million to spare would probably choose to place their money into a venture with a better financial return than anime production. But if an investor was inclined to put five million into an anime, that amount would probably be enough to largely or fully fund the production of an average single season anime television series, short OVA series, or theatrical motion picture. Furthermore, while I'm not certain that any and every Japanese anime studio would eagerly jump through hoops for such an investment, I'm sure that an American with that amount to spend could find a competent professional Japanese studio willing to accept a commission. The revival of a lapsed franchise, though, may be more difficult to arrange.
Anime that have run their course and died a natural death are usually not revived because there's no longer enough consumer interest to make these titles commercially viable. If such a show was revived as a personal commission, profit wouldn't necessarily be significant. However, in the case of an older franchise, there would still be a myriad of owners and investors that still have a stake in the title. So all of those prior owners and investors would have to agree to allow a franchise revival. Furthermore, the franchise creators would presumably still have influence over the decision. Japanese creators seem to retain more control over their creations than is common in America. In America, a franchise may be revived or redesigned without the consent or approval of the original creator. I'm not as certain that the same is possible in Japan. Manga creators usually allow animators some creative freedom, but original Japanese creators may not always be prepared to completely turn over the development of their characters and stories to an unknown or untested foreigner.
Would it be possible for an American investor to invest money into the production of an already existing anime? Would a company like Toei or Sunrise be interested in producing an entirely new spin-off of a now concluded series if a foreign investor were to invest around $5 million into the production of the new spin-off, say, for example, a new Dragon Ball movie/series or Inuyasha series/movie? In addition, would Toei be willing to produce new Dragon Ball anime based on my story ideas, considering I'd be the one investing in its production?
Answer:
My answer to this question will be highly hypothetical by necessity. Since nothing like this has ever happened before, there's no precedent to base a theory upon. I also, personally, don't know enough about the psychology or practices of major Japanese entertainment companies and film studios to be able to predict their responses to a totally original proposal.
There have been instances of foreign investors instigating the production of original anime. American comic book publisher Verotik employed Madhouse to create a short Satanika anime pilot. French fashion house Louis Vuitton commissioned Toei to produce the short Superflat Monogram anime film. Foreign investors have also been influential in the creation of anime sequels. For example, the American Cartoon Network was heavily involved in the creation of The Big O II. But I don't recall ever hearing of an anime franchise being entirely revived exclusively as a result of foreign investment. I suspect that foreign investors have never been previously interested in solely sponsoring an anime revival because there are other, more profitable investments available. Anime, after all, is not a highly lucrative business. Anime is, and can be profitable. But anime doesn't generate remotely the profits or return on investment offered by other ventures like the stock exchange, technology start-up businesses, natural resources, or even investing in the creation of video games or live action movies. In the past, investors with money to contribute have looked to other, more lucrative investments than anime. It may be only beginning now, after anime has been established in America for twenty years, that America now has veteran fans wealthy enough and devoted enough to anime to consider investing in anime production for personal, sentimental reasons.
Most investors with five million to spare would probably choose to place their money into a venture with a better financial return than anime production. But if an investor was inclined to put five million into an anime, that amount would probably be enough to largely or fully fund the production of an average single season anime television series, short OVA series, or theatrical motion picture. Furthermore, while I'm not certain that any and every Japanese anime studio would eagerly jump through hoops for such an investment, I'm sure that an American with that amount to spend could find a competent professional Japanese studio willing to accept a commission. The revival of a lapsed franchise, though, may be more difficult to arrange.
Anime that have run their course and died a natural death are usually not revived because there's no longer enough consumer interest to make these titles commercially viable. If such a show was revived as a personal commission, profit wouldn't necessarily be significant. However, in the case of an older franchise, there would still be a myriad of owners and investors that still have a stake in the title. So all of those prior owners and investors would have to agree to allow a franchise revival. Furthermore, the franchise creators would presumably still have influence over the decision. Japanese creators seem to retain more control over their creations than is common in America. In America, a franchise may be revived or redesigned without the consent or approval of the original creator. I'm not as certain that the same is possible in Japan. Manga creators usually allow animators some creative freedom, but original Japanese creators may not always be prepared to completely turn over the development of their characters and stories to an unknown or untested foreigner.
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IGN now hosts a streaming version of The Third episode 1, dubbed in English. The episode will be available for free online viewing until July 1st. The first domestic DVD volume of the sci-fi action series will be released on July 31st. http://uk.media.dvd.ign.com/media/945/945585/vids_1.html
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Japanese publisher Enterbrain has formally announced development of an anime television series adaptation of its popular 2002 "table talk" RPG Night Wizard. The anime will be produced by Hal Filmmaker. http://www.enterbrain.co.jp/hobby/trpg/NW_...e/NW_Anime.html
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Viz Media has announced that the Death Note anime series will be available through online video retailer TotalVid.com beginning June 28th. TotalVid will initially offer episodes 1-16, with one additional episode available each week. Episodes will be available for streaming viewing as part of TotalVid's subscription service, or available as permanent DRM encoded downloads retailing at $1.99 each.
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AD Vision has announced its acquisition of domestic distribution rights to the 2006, six episode Project Blue ~ Earth SOS OVA series. AD Vision has announced its acquisition of domestic distribution rights to the 2006, six episode Project Blue ~ Earth SOS OVA series.
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The official homepage for the recently concluded Death Note anime television series reports that the series will be re-broadcast this summer in prime-time ("Golden Time"). The series originally aired on Tuesdays at 1 AM. According to Mantan Web, the prime-time re-broadcast will include new scenes created specifically for the new broadcast.
Source: Anime Nation
QUOTE(Talon @ Jun 30 2007, 05:10 AM)
Of the inner senshi I would have to say.... Rei is my favourite.... used to be Ami in season 1 and 2, but by season3 it became Rei. My opinion of Chibiusa changes on whether I watch the dub or the sub, I hate her - and I mean haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaate her in the dub - but actually find her quite funny in the sub.
Raye is my favorite too. <333
I like Rini anyhow. :3
Hey all, dont know much about anime other than I love to watch it although rarely get a chance. Watch adult swim every weeknight but I'm usually out partying saturday so I miss the new episodes of shows I really like.
My favorite to date is probably Full Metal as it's pretty much the show that got me hooked. Also absolutely loved Eureka 7, caught a few episodes when it showed on AS and then just got online and skipped classes for a few days and watched every episode. Also really enjoyed Neon Genesis Evangelion, Trigun, cowboy beebop, Samurai Champloo and especially FLCL even though it was much too short for my needs. as you can see my entire anime experienece stems only from adult swim.
Also forgot to mention Great Teacher Onizuka, watched like the first 50 episodes like 7 years ago but then didnt watch any anime again until about a year ago when I found Full Metal.
Currently watching the Bleach reruns on weeknights as I never caught them on saturday nights, enjoying Tokko on animonday and attempting to get into Blood but for some reason I just dont like it that much even though it seems pretty cool from the few episodes I've caught.
One thing I've always wondered was why the majority of anime characters are western. You would think that them being japanese shows the characters would be japanese right? Just never really understood that.
My favorite to date is probably Full Metal as it's pretty much the show that got me hooked. Also absolutely loved Eureka 7, caught a few episodes when it showed on AS and then just got online and skipped classes for a few days and watched every episode. Also really enjoyed Neon Genesis Evangelion, Trigun, cowboy beebop, Samurai Champloo and especially FLCL even though it was much too short for my needs. as you can see my entire anime experienece stems only from adult swim.
Also forgot to mention Great Teacher Onizuka, watched like the first 50 episodes like 7 years ago but then didnt watch any anime again until about a year ago when I found Full Metal.
Currently watching the Bleach reruns on weeknights as I never caught them on saturday nights, enjoying Tokko on animonday and attempting to get into Blood but for some reason I just dont like it that much even though it seems pretty cool from the few episodes I've caught.
One thing I've always wondered was why the majority of anime characters are western. You would think that them being japanese shows the characters would be japanese right? Just never really understood that.
^Well a majority anime is modeled after Japanese people and its only a recently in the last 10-15 years animators started modeling there character closer to real looking people, but yeah the Japaneses do have some fascination with the west particularly white blond blue eyed people mostly with girls.
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One thing I've always wondered was why the majority of anime characters are western. You would think that them being japanese shows the characters would be japanese right? Just never really understood that.
Almost all anime characters are Japanese, that’s why they have Japanese names and the shows are often based in Japan, only a few anime shows actually have westerners as main characters such as Gunsmith Cats, Chrono Crusade, Full Metal Alchemist, Hellsing etc Most such as Card Captor Sakura, Your Under Arrest, Rounoni Kenshin, Inu Yasha, Bleach, Naruto, Fruits Basket, Ghost in the Shell etc etc etc etc have Japanese characters.
Some animes have both, like Tessa, Kurtz, Callahan in Full Metal Panic are stated to be Caucasian, while Sauski is Arab, Mao is Chinese, while Kanami and the rest of the school are Japanese. Similarly in Read or Die, the main character is half-Japanese, but the rest of the cast is all different races from American to English to Japanese to Chinese.
It’s the names that give it away, if they have a Japanese name then they are Japanese unless specifically stated, such as being black or white or something. The simply have big eyes because that’s the preferred style in anime (influenced by Disney) and it looks cute on girls. They often have lighter skin again because of style, although I already read somewhere that pale skin is actually considered most attractive in Japan, but I can't say how accurate that source is.
As for the hair, that’s because of individuality, the entire Japanese race have one phenotype - black hair, brown eyes, as opposed to whites who have blondes, brunettes, red-heads, in addition to black hair. Different coloured hair and eyes is simply to set them apart from each other and make each character stand out. Actually in Japanese youth culture I think it’s not unheard off for teenagers to die their hair just to look different and stand out.
Bleach and Gantz
Man the upcoming summer season seems kinda lacking, well I say this for every season hopefully I'm surprised by some of these new shows like I was with claymore, seirei no moribito, gurren lagann, Darker then Black, Bokurano, etc.
out of all of them I'm looking forward too
Baccano, I'll definetly check this one out the source material highly praised
School Days, sounds like a seriously fuxkxd up story if they go with the notorious bad ending
ZOMBIE-LOAN, did somebody say zombies
Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei a guy mistaken to be a girl in an all girl school, potential for great shenaigans too bad it looks like a serious dark anime
Shigurui, man hopefully the animators get this right the manga was kickass epic. Hopefully they can also keep up with the detail of the manga art it's one of the best drawn manga I ever seen.
Buzzer Beater, sounds alright a street bballer from NYC recriuted by the human league to play against aliens from outer space for the championship already better then the crap that is the NBA!
Mushi-uta, I'll probably be hot and bothered all day for every fansub release with this one
Mononoke, I'll probably skip it because i never scene the original anime it spins off from.
Armored Trooper Votoms: Pailsen Files, so watching this can't get enough of mecha anime these days.
out of all of them I'm looking forward too
Baccano, I'll definetly check this one out the source material highly praised
School Days, sounds like a seriously fuxkxd up story if they go with the notorious bad ending
ZOMBIE-LOAN, did somebody say zombies
Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei a guy mistaken to be a girl in an all girl school, potential for great shenaigans too bad it looks like a serious dark anime
Shigurui, man hopefully the animators get this right the manga was kickass epic. Hopefully they can also keep up with the detail of the manga art it's one of the best drawn manga I ever seen.
Buzzer Beater, sounds alright a street bballer from NYC recriuted by the human league to play against aliens from outer space for the championship already better then the crap that is the NBA!
Mushi-uta, I'll probably be hot and bothered all day for every fansub release with this one
Mononoke, I'll probably skip it because i never scene the original anime it spins off from.
Armored Trooper Votoms: Pailsen Files, so watching this can't get enough of mecha anime these days.
Have any of you guys watched Elfen Lied? I really wasn't expecting what was coming when i first started out watching it.
I mean it just got real emotional, but jesus I found Nyu as annoying as hell.
I mean it just got real emotional, but jesus I found Nyu as annoying as hell.
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Have any of you guys watched Elfen Lied? I really wasn't expecting what was coming when i first started out watching it.
I mean it just got real emotional, but jesus I found Nyu as annoying as hell.
I mean it just got real emotional, but jesus I found Nyu as annoying as hell.
No, but it is available here so I mean to. I'm just bogged down with InuYasha's hundreds of eps at the moment
I was thinking about buying the Naruto series but was wondering if it is worth it, should I go another series like Bleach?
Neither of these series i'm really knowledge about is Naruto series because I watched an episode on TV and it seemed pretty silly.
Neither of these series i'm really knowledge about is Naruto series because I watched an episode on TV and it seemed pretty silly.
I like Naruto cause it is silly lite stuff nothing really spectacular if you liked Dragonball Z, One Piece, Yu YU Hakusho, Inuyasha (Inuyasha being the better overall anime in my opinion) you might like it. I have the same opinion for Bleach.
QUOTE(Super Pancake @ Jul 9 2007, 05:54 PM)
I like Naruto cause it is silly lite stuff nothing really spectacular if you liked Dragonball Z, One Piece, Yu YU Hakusho, Inuyasha (Inuyasha being the better overall anime in my opinion) you might like it. I have the same opinion for Bleach.
Same here. I love Naruto. I watch it on CN/Toonami. X3 I've seen almost every episode so far. ^-^
I liked Naruto up until episode 120 odd and the fillers began. I'm glad the fillers are done now for Hurricane Chronicals, but it feels like they are dragging out every episode as long as possible - that Gara / Deidara fight was outragiously wrong for something that lasted 3 pages in the manga and has practically no action.
Bleach is very good, but again the filler is poor, but its back on the main story now.
I like both Naruto and Bleach, I think both should be watched, but if you hate the filler, don't let it tear your feelings of the series apart, just skip it.
As for silliness, Naruto has a lot of silly parts because I think its aimed at a young-teen audience, Bleach has a lot of comedy as well, but I think its aiming for a slightly older audience.
My personal favourite..... Bleach, but Naruto is a good show.
Neither mind you are the best animes out there, just highly enjoyable ones, just like Dragon Ball Z (enjoyable, but not the best anime on the market, although I think its safe to say both Naruto and Bleach have more substance than DBZ despite being influenced by it).
Bleach is very good, but again the filler is poor, but its back on the main story now.
I like both Naruto and Bleach, I think both should be watched, but if you hate the filler, don't let it tear your feelings of the series apart, just skip it.
As for silliness, Naruto has a lot of silly parts because I think its aimed at a young-teen audience, Bleach has a lot of comedy as well, but I think its aiming for a slightly older audience.
My personal favourite..... Bleach, but Naruto is a good show.
Neither mind you are the best animes out there, just highly enjoyable ones, just like Dragon Ball Z (enjoyable, but not the best anime on the market, although I think its safe to say both Naruto and Bleach have more substance than DBZ despite being influenced by it).
how come nobody told me about thisEvangelion Shin Gekijoban: Jo [EVANGELION:1.0 YOU ARE (NOT) ALONE] trailer, real bad quality camcorder shot i'll try to look fro a better link
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/33273
Wow, lately I have been watching quite a bit of anime, come to think of it (thank you, Youtube and Veoh 
). I'm not big into the large, mainstream anime, although I do occasionally watch InuYasha and FMA. I like... let's see, to name a couple; Outlaw Star (I was obsessed as a kid - even once had the whole themesong [in Japanese] memorized word-for-word lol) and much more recently Makai Senki Disgaea (japanese version), Chrno Crusades and DNAngel.
). I'm not big into the large, mainstream anime, although I do occasionally watch InuYasha and FMA. I like... let's see, to name a couple; Outlaw Star (I was obsessed as a kid - even once had the whole themesong [in Japanese] memorized word-for-word lol) and much more recently Makai Senki Disgaea (japanese version), Chrno Crusades and DNAngel.
I saw the first two episodes of Devil May Cry last night. Not that bad, left like Blood style animation meets Hellsing
Has anyone got the Ghost in the Shell SAC season 2 soundtrack? Does it have the instrumental parts of the show soundtrack like Gouda and Hideos themes or is it just random songs?
there are two soundtracks to GITS 2
http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks/1752
http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks/1725
I don't know if you will find them in those links I haven't watched the series in a long time nor listened to any Kanno songs in months
and there is the "Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex - Protoype Sound Package" which might be what your looking for but i never heard it.
http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks/1752
http://gh.ffshrine.org/soundtracks/1725
I don't know if you will find them in those links I haven't watched the series in a long time nor listened to any Kanno songs in months
and there is the "Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex - Protoype Sound Package" which might be what your looking for but i never heard it.
Wow thats great, Thanks. 
So does anyone think that the Live action movie of Neon Genesis Evangelion will ever be made? O
r do you think I'm getting my hopes up to high?
r do you think I'm getting my hopes up to high?
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So does anyone think that the Live action movie of Neon Genesis Evangelion will ever be made? O
r do you think I'm getting my hopes up to high?
r do you think I'm getting my hopes up to high?
Well...they have been designing it - robots and such. I heard it was gonna be made around 2010 =/
Though, on Weta's site;
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Neon Genesis Evangelion
Feature Film
Under Development
Weta has been designing a live-action adaptation of Neon Genesis: Evangelion. The film is on hold but it is Weta's hope that it will enjoy getting to work on the film production of this amazing story in the near future.
Feature Film
Under Development
Weta has been designing a live-action adaptation of Neon Genesis: Evangelion. The film is on hold but it is Weta's hope that it will enjoy getting to work on the film production of this amazing story in the near future.
Sooo... Don't get high hopes. But if Firefly taught me anything, buy buy and buy and maybe they'll make a film.
Some titles I've watched recently;
The anime of Devil May Cry is very good
Hayate no Gotoku is pretty funny, about a teenager butler and his spoiled twelve-year-old mistress
Shigurui - a new samurai anime, very well animated, and to a pure samurai fan it would probably be very good, but I was hoping for a Ninja Scroll type anime, and its far from it. I'm not going to watch any more of this, but for any shogun style movie diehards, might be your thing.
The anime of Devil May Cry is very good
Hayate no Gotoku is pretty funny, about a teenager butler and his spoiled twelve-year-old mistress
Shigurui - a new samurai anime, very well animated, and to a pure samurai fan it would probably be very good, but I was hoping for a Ninja Scroll type anime, and its far from it. I'm not going to watch any more of this, but for any shogun style movie diehards, might be your thing.
Wonder what happend to Claymore episode 16. Should be around by now, but... it ain't =/
Actually it was released yesterday... or today in your case since you posted on the 18th.
QUOTE(Talon @ Jul 19 2007, 01:19 AM)
Actually it was released yesterday... or today in your case since you posted on the 18th.
Yeah I found it earlier, Eclipse have been a bit behind releasing recently. Can't complain though, it was good episode~
Also, Bleach is getting annoying... Far to many fillers - todays filler was stupid.
watched claymore - very good
and indeed the bleach fillers are getting annoying, although i enjoyed the kendo match one
and indeed the bleach fillers are getting annoying, although i enjoyed the kendo match one
QUOTE(Super Pancake @ Jul 10 2007, 08:29 PM)
how come nobody told me about thisEvangelion Shin Gekijoban: Jo [EVANGELION:1.0 YOU ARE (NOT) ALONE] trailer, real bad quality camcorder shot i'll try to look fro a better link
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/33273
http://youtube.com/watch?v=9M5F2Yr0NEw
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