I'm only making that one. It will be titled: "Saint Seiya Omega: We're going to catch everyone's hearts!" or maybe "Saint Seiya Omega: Athena, OPEN MY HAATO!".
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Winter 2012 Anime Thread 2.22: You Can (Not) Outpost Cajunator
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I'm only making that one. It will be titled: "Saint Seiya Omega: We're going to catch everyone's hearts!" or maybe "Saint Seiya Omega: Athena, OPEN MY HAATO!".
RurouniZel
Asks questions so Ezalc doesn't have to
I'm all for this.
This too. The main reason I'm grunting through the game despite some control frustrations is I really like the characters. A SHAFT animé of Kid Icarus would be so bought!
dakkumauji
Member
Can't believe I totally forgot to watch this:
Palutena's Revolting Dinner 2
So, no really, why isn't this a full fledged anime?
I would throw money at it to make it happen.
Palutena's Revolting Dinner 2
So, no really, why isn't this a full fledged anime?
I would throw money at it to make it happen.
Ultimadrago
Member
Hire this man!
Because it's Ikuko Itoh as AD in episode one, Hito should do it.
chickdigger802
Banned
shit eureka 7 is next week? Still got 9 eps left from s1!
Heard shit goes wack really soon.
Heard shit goes wack really soon.
Kōji Yamamura: Kafka, A Country Doctor
If people are interested, I highly recommend they read the short story first. The short really brings the writing to life in weird and interesting ways.
http://records.viu.ca/~johnstoi/kafka/countrydoctor.htm
I couldn't have imagined it any better myself.
If people are interested, I highly recommend they read the short story first. The short really brings the writing to life in weird and interesting ways.
http://records.viu.ca/~johnstoi/kafka/countrydoctor.htm
No, it's not. It starts on the 12th.
How we all feel now that Gintama is over:
I'll miss them. ;_;
Gintama' had one of my most favorite arc ever in all anime.
How we all feel now that Gintama is over:
I see someone tried my brother's cooking!
You poor things.
firehawk12
Subete no aware
Natsume fin:
Yup, pretty much.
I hope the fangirls are still invested enough in this show to keep it afloat. I have no idea if they've caught up to the manga chapters or whatever, but I'd be happy to watch more of this show. I think I'd almost want at Reika spinoff at this point though.
Yup, pretty much.
I hope the fangirls are still invested enough in this show to keep it afloat. I have no idea if they've caught up to the manga chapters or whatever, but I'd be happy to watch more of this show. I think I'd almost want at Reika spinoff at this point though.
I believe they are one volume behind assuming they were still going at 3 volumes a season like they did for season 1 and 2
I'd love to support this Palutena motion, when Nintendo finally decide to beam these mythical videos to my 3DS.
Another - END
Well that's that, Misaki with that contrivance trolling and they managed to fit in the
. Although I'd love to call bs on the kill count lol.
Natsume S4 - END
What a limp ending it was basically episode 12 redux, with an honorable mention of Natsume's parents at the end, absolutely not what I was expecting coming from episode 11.
Another - END
Well that's that, Misaki with that contrivance trolling and they managed to fit in the
dam scene from episode 1
Natsume S4 - END
What a limp ending it was basically episode 12 redux, with an honorable mention of Natsume's parents at the end, absolutely not what I was expecting coming from episode 11.
firehawk12
Subete no aware
Dude, Korra has to be the first show on the top of the OP.
3 volumes per cour? So we have to wait for at least 2 more volumes to be made until they even have enough to adapt eh? That means it'll be a year - if not more - before they can even plan a series. Booooo.
I'll second this notion.
Hehe.
So I have enough time to prepare myself mentally and physically. Good. I still want to believe that it can be good.
firehawk12
Subete no aware
Awwwwww yeah. Shit just got REAL.
You know, Aniplex doesn't own SHAFT, but Sony kind of owns Aniplex. Just saying.
darkside31337
Tomodachi wa Mahou
Pretty sure this is the Anime thread guys.
I second the notion for a Natsume S5.
I second the notion for a Natsume S5.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
Make it so.
Aniplex seems to take enough money from Shaft that they may as well own them.
SHAFT should just buy Aniplex with their cash from Nise and the Meguca movies. Then I would actually have a company I'd feel comfortable supporting with their $3925749205479 barebones subtitled BD releases.
jump_button
Banned
to be fare the new one take a lot from Fullmetal Alchemist and they alot of good anime alot of bad too but Korra the only one from US
Quite possibly the least controversial statement ever made in an anime thread.
such as?
Really? I didn't realize there were so many minors in this thread.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
Korra doesn't have Umakoshi so it loses by default.
The releases are certainly not barebones.
There are plenty of extras that...almost...make them worth it. You have to add a bit of crazy in the mix to actually purchase them, but there is at least substance to these bluray release boxsets.
So far though, it has been mainly Madoka and Fate Zero that get this treatment. Has aniplex done this with any other series?
hosannainexcelsis
Member
Despite its Asian aesthetic influences, Avatar: The Last Airbender's storytelling sensibilities are in line with American serialized television, not Japanese animation. Whatever you feel about its quality, it's misguided to compare it directly to anime.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
but who will tell people that animu sucks and its all lolis and angst for fat manbabies
Something something Cowboy Bebop something.
Kara no Kyoukai was the first, I think.
Anime does that all by itself, though, it doesn't need the help of Americans!
depends on the season
Actually I was getting some bebop vibes during episode 1 with the combination of music and action
I don't agree, because serialized animation really isn't something as common in America. It also provides that "this is cool" feeling that anime has historically been known for and people find disappointingly lacking these days.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
Clearly Watanabe was just aping North American serial telly.
The underexposure of anime back in the day is what made it look cool (also the fact that only certain shows got brought up). The advent of internet communications and all that shit has only made it easier for people to realise that there's a lot of shit. Like a shitload.
jump_button
Banned
the town the setting and alot of other things
they never have the ball to do this dont play with fire kids its not that safe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAcVl2F3J_Y
You lost me at town
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
I just realised I have like twenty episodes of animu to catch up with if I want to be on track for the next thread. 
Kicking the horse while it is down is the most respectful thing you guys can do for Japan. Obviously.
hosannainexcelsis
Member
Serialized animation is indeed highly uncommon in America, and Avatar has received deserved attention and respect for what it achieves. What I'm saying is that in its structure, its manner of writing, and its focus on writing, it reminds me more of a live-action show such as Babylon 5 than even an anime like Cowboy Bebop.
I'm not sure I'm aware of the difference.
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