they look ace - were they ever brought to the west or subbed?
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Nope. We got a pile of shit on the level of Madoka instead 
I've been wanting to check out California Crisis for a while now...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfHJGGsdR_Q

I've been wanting to check out California Crisis for a while now...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfHJGGsdR_Q
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the art in that looks brilliant - heavy ink look - there is a sub of it I see.xbl0x180 wrote:Nope. We got a pile of shit on the level of Madoka instead
I've been wanting to check out California Crisis for a while now...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfHJGGsdR_Q
I just finished Yamato III TV, and I proper liked it, even through the horrible filter of Starblazers dub...
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Just saying how glad I am to have found a community where people appreciate the classics.
Most places seem to think "anime" consists only of Bleach, Naruto, and something called Madoka Magica (which I haven't watched yet and just am not interested in).
Although I feel I might be ostracized if I say I love Cardcaptor Sakura...
Most places seem to think "anime" consists only of Bleach, Naruto, and something called Madoka Magica (which I haven't watched yet and just am not interested in).
Although I feel I might be ostracized if I say I love Cardcaptor Sakura...
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Prettttty sure the Download OVA is based on the awesome PC-Engine shmup series. Pretty much same story in a cyber punk universe, but I can't find any concrete evidence in English. Same thing with the anime based on Pentaro from Parodius. There is almost zero knowledge that it even exists in English, meaning it will probably never get translated--unless some hardcore Konami fan gets a hold of it and does the dirty job.
I can vouch for California Crisis being awesome. Really unique "thick" art style from a short lived studio. If you like American 80s adventure/action movies then this is ace material. Jumps into the action almost immediately and never lets up. Kind of ends abruptly with little closure, but it sort of leaves the viewer with an open-ended experience. Great stuff. Interesting to see a Japanese's portrayal of American life, much like how Mad Bull 34 has canned coffee machines all about New York.
I can vouch for California Crisis being awesome. Really unique "thick" art style from a short lived studio. If you like American 80s adventure/action movies then this is ace material. Jumps into the action almost immediately and never lets up. Kind of ends abruptly with little closure, but it sort of leaves the viewer with an open-ended experience. Great stuff. Interesting to see a Japanese's portrayal of American life, much like how Mad Bull 34 has canned coffee machines all about New York.
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Incidentally, would you guys happen to know a (legal) way I could get my hands on Super Dimension Century Orguss? It appears to not be listed on Amazon even though there was a legit R1 release...
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Well, Orguss never got an official DVD release in the states. It was planned, but sadly got canceled. The only thing you can really find is the OVA. Pretty much just have to download at this point.
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yeah if you look back through this thread you can see how pretty much every anime I've ever watched comes from this thread :pEdmond Dantes wrote:Just saying how glad I am to have found a community where people appreciate the classics.
Most places seem to think "anime" consists only of Bleach, Naruto, and something called Madoka Magica (which I haven't watched yet and just am not interested in).
Although I feel I might be ostracized if I say I love Cardcaptor Sakura...
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At this point, I'd say you've seen as much anime as I have seen, Raytrace 

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I wish the internet had a Random Animu button. My "play anything that shows up" roulette was entertaining, if not productive.
But like endless 80's family sitcoms, I'm sure overuse could make a man insane and intolerant of the things for life.
(By that I mean we have a siren that detects whenever you make a whimper while trying to improve yourself and screams at you so everyone knows to judge you.)
But like endless 80's family sitcoms, I'm sure overuse could make a man insane and intolerant of the things for life.
This is the thread devoted to talking about weaboo children's cartoons. We're like Planet Fitness up in here: judgement free zone.Edmond Dantes wrote:Although I feel I might be ostracized if I say I love Cardcaptor Sakura...
(By that I mean we have a siren that detects whenever you make a whimper while trying to improve yourself and screams at you so everyone knows to judge you.)
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Saint Tail is a video raer and I'm still waiting for a re-release of Sailor Moon. This year, though, it's gonna be all about Versailles No Bara 

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Currently reading Shirugui.
It's royally fucking violent, basically guro levels, but brilliantly written.

It's royally fucking violent, basically guro levels, but brilliantly written.

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Skykid wrote:Currently reading Shirugui.
It's royally fucking violent, basically guro levels, but brilliantly written.
Awesome!!
Please post the next frame of that scene!
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Madoka Magica is a truly great show. It changed my opinion of modern anime, it's that good.Edmond Dantes wrote:Just saying how glad I am to have found a community where people appreciate the classics.
Most places seem to think "anime" consists only of Bleach, Naruto, and something called Madoka Magica (which I haven't watched yet and just am not interested in).
Although I feel I might be ostracized if I say I love Cardcaptor Sakura...
Just give it until episode 3, no matter what you think of 1 & 2.

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haha I don't know if I'm at that stage yet, but I'm tryin :pxbl0x180 wrote:At this point, I'd say you've seen as much anime as I have seen, Raytrace
http://myanimelist.net/animelist/r4ytrace
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Watching Sol Bianca (1990), love the animation. What about Sol Bianca: The Legacy?
4 more day till Gundam UC 6!
4 more day till Gundam UC 6!

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Yeah I have Sol Bianca in my to watch list deffoKAI wrote:Watching Sol Bianca (1990), love the animation. What about Sol Bianca: The Legacy?
4 more day till Gundam UC 6!
Not long till rebuild 3 either o_O
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watching Final Yamato - such beautiful art - Y U NO ON BLU-RAY? :'(
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Raytrace wrote:haha I don't know if I'm at that stage yet, but I'm tryin :pxbl0x180 wrote:At this point, I'd say you've seen as much anime as I have seen, Raytrace
http://myanimelist.net/animelist/r4ytrace
Good God!!
Where did you find the time to watch all that?!

Saint Dragon - AMIGA - Jaleco 1989
"In the first battle against the Guardian's weapons, created with Vasteel Technology, humanity suffered a crushing defeat."
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lord knows - it's pretty much 26 days at this stage o_OST Dragon wrote:Raytrace wrote:haha I don't know if I'm at that stage yet, but I'm tryin :pxbl0x180 wrote:At this point, I'd say you've seen as much anime as I have seen, Raytrace
http://myanimelist.net/animelist/r4ytrace
Good God!!
Where did you find the time to watch all that?!
I just finished Final Yamato - just brilliant - the song at the end really got to this soppy blub blub (me)...

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watching Yamato Revival
never realised he was dead
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshinobu_Nishizaki
total nutjob by all accounts
never realised he was dead

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshinobu_Nishizaki
total nutjob by all accounts
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Is that cool animated gif from Yamato?Raytrace wrote:
Saint Dragon - AMIGA - Jaleco 1989
"In the first battle against the Guardian's weapons, created with Vasteel Technology, humanity suffered a crushing defeat."
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it is indeed - from Final Yamato, in which no frame nor perspective is lazy, lavish art everywhere...ST Dragon wrote:Is that cool animated gif from Yamato?Raytrace wrote:
some other Yamato GIFs (and stuff):
http://r4ytrace.tumblr.com/tagged/yamato
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Don't bother with Legacy. It is absolute trash. Stick to the original 90s OAV. I recently had it imported from the UKRaytrace wrote:Yeah I have Sol Bianca in my to watch list deffoKAI wrote:Watching Sol Bianca (1990), love the animation. What about Sol Bianca: The Legacy?
4 more day till Gundam UC 6!
Not long till rebuild 3 either o_O

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There are no children on the planet Weab. Everything is for adults.BryanM wrote:This is the thread devoted to talking about weaboo children's cartoons.
(Stupid question: Is that pronounced "We-ah-boo" or "wee-boo"?)
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"Wee-ah-boo"! 

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watched Yamato Revival - more brilliance, though a different feel. I like how it went all Gurren Lagann towards the end. I wasn't to into the actual texturing of the CG/polygons and would have preferred outlines etc. and cel shading instead of diffuse look, BUT just like in Igloo, they really took advantage of the CG and the battle choreography was incredible.
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I verily enjoyed it - Full Frontal's demasking was epicKAI wrote:Watched Gundam UC 6.
Episode 7 - 2014 (GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH!!)
I'm on 3rd episode of Yamato 2199 - really like it so far
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All this talk of Yamato... is there a fansub of the original TV series, or is Star Blazers the only way to see it in English?
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