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I just want to know how they'll handle the episode where Jexhius shows up and seduces Orange.
I wonder if they'll make him French.
Or probably cut it since the second half will have 5 episodes twice removed.
I just want to know how they'll handle the episode where Jexhius shows up and seduces Orange.
Who knows.
We do know those episodes aren't cut at least, which makes my question of "how will that Clock mechanic look?"
Those episodes will be in the first batch at least.
They're cutting episodes? Whyyyyyy.I wonder if they'll make him French.
Or probably cut it since the second half will have 5 episodes twice removed.
Uhh the red demon and wolf character are being voiced by the same person akak keoth silverstien, who also plays usagis dad and professor tomoe in the viz sailor moon dub.
most streaming sites are 720p upscaled anywaysHow anime streaming (legit one) looks in 1440p monitor?
Anyone have experience with it?
How anime streaming (legit one) looks in 1440p monitor?
Anyone have experience with it?
They're cutting episodes? Whyyyyyy.
Well, the manzai one had "real people" in it so maybe that's why?Because fuck you. That's why.
Can't have dads getting hospitalized or mention that they're dead.
Or manzai
What's wolfrun's english name?
What's wolfrun's english name?
Starwolf
If I have to watch one franchise where most things are bad I'll stick to the one with more cute girls.Why is there such a crossover between Gundam and Precure fans?
Released back in February, even.Hasn't a second novel been announced?
Can anyone here think of an animated show, either eastern or western, where the characters grew up throughout the episodes? I can't think of a single show where they start as kids and end up as teenagers/adults that don't explicitly involve a major timeskip as the second arc.
Can anyone here think of an animated show, either eastern or western, where the characters grew up throughout the episodes? I can't think of a single show where they start as kids and end up as teenagers/adults that don't explicitly involve a major timeskip as the second arc.
well ofcmost streaming sites are 720p upscaled anyways
The same as it does on any other monitor. 720p and 1080p upscale nicely to 1440p.
BakumanCan anyone here think of an animated show, either eastern or western, where the characters grew up throughout the episodes? I can't think of a single show where they start as kids and end up as teenagers/adults that don't explicitly involve a major timeskip as the second arc.
Preview for Hundred anime adaptation.
I'm sure it'll be good guys.
I think watching shows like this may actually be killing me.
Preview for Hundred anime adaptation.
I'm sure it'll be good guys.
I think watching shows like this may actually be killing me.
Preview for Hundred anime adaptation.
I'm sure it'll be good guys.
I think watching shows like this may actually be killing me.
Preview for Hundred anime adaptation.
I'm sure it'll be good guys.
I think watching shows like this may actually be killing me.
Preview for Hundred anime adaptation.
I'm sure it'll be good guys.
I think watching shows like this may actually be killing me.
Making this check list right now just in case:
- Childhood trauma occurs that kills family member
- Kid grows up famous, due to being in famous family or due to being only survivor
- Everybody wants the kid's D
- Childhood friend wants the D
- Ojou-sama is the princess of the school and one of the top warriors. Due to some mistake such as him not respecting her or touching her inappropriately she challenges him to a fight ON HIS FIRST DAY.
- They fight, she's kicking his ass until he reveals his true power.
- At this point either she must use her ultimate move, which she never uses ever, to beat him or he wins once he reveals his ultimate strength and she's all "i-impossible!". She will also want the D
- Rival appears, probably a douchey male student with a psycho smile. May or may not be a casanova which the girls in school want the D even more.
More to come.
Preview for Hundred anime adaptation.
I'm sure it'll be good guys.
I think watching shows like this may actually be killing me.
I'm sure it'll be good guys.
I think watching shows like this may actually be killing me.
The Infinite Stratos vibes I'm getting from that preview.
Still it might at least be better then Stratos at least. At least better enough that I don't drop it after 3 episodes.
My rule of thumb at this point is that if a show has a male protagonist, yet the female cast outnumbers the male cast at least three to one, it's going to be garbage. It's true just about always.
Golden Boy is the only strong counterexample I can think of (I like Ben-To, but that's a real guilty pleasure).
Can anyone here think of an animated show, either eastern or western, where the characters grew up throughout the episodes? I can't think of a single show where they start as kids and end up as teenagers/adults that don't explicitly involve a major timeskip as the second arc.
Considering the boob grab at the end, i'm expecting everyone to drop it quick and for me to be left writhing in pain week after week
Of course he falls on top of her and grab her boob.
And oh look, another anime where there's 1 dude, possibly a male friend, and 7 girls, each with a hair matching one color of a rainbow.
My rule of thumb at this point is that if a show has a male protagonist, yet the female cast outnumbers the male cast at least three to one, it's going to be garbage. It's true just about always.
So I finally started City Hunter 3 and man I'm loving each and every second of this. Seeing the characters and hearing their voice again alone places a huge grin on my dopey ass face. The story lines so far aren't blowing me away but are still following the tried and tested formula that the rest of City Hunter adhered to and for good reason, its super entertaining and fun to watch! Everything seems exactly as you would expect it, the animation is great (some bits do look a tiny bit different such as some shots of Kaori's face, but its not a massive or negative change), the music is fantastic (retaining many of the old tracks while utilizing many new tracks), and the voice-acting which is the greatest bar none (in which the original cast retain their roles and sounds just the way you'd expect). This is all to say that this is more City Hunter, and man that's music to my ears. I haven't laughed and grinned this much in a while, and as sad as that sounds, City Hunter is just that good. It feels amazing to be back in the world of a sweeper. From an episode where a girl wants to be a detective and enlists Ryo to teach her how to use a gun while trying to find a missing dog, a girl who goes berserk when drunk to an episode where a rich girl pretends to marry Ryo on TV in order to get rid of her suitors, I'm having a ton of fun with the show and I can't wait to watch more. Mokkori!