Huh. I'll take it.
Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
The End of Big O #26
We... I... but...
I don't understand.
Gurren Lagann.Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
Date A Live II OVA
Finally, what we all been waiting for.
Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
Tale of Princess Kaguya
I didn't like the final arc that well, along with the aforementioned bit with Sutemaru, the execution of the ending felt poor in my opinion.I get that Ghibli is trying to go for a sad ending, but the absurdity of it just made me burst into laughter. To wit, the lunar emissaries (for lack of a better description) who are tasked with bringing Kaguya back play happy music while atop a cloud turn Kaguya into a moonwalking Zombie. I did slightly like the part where it is implied that she still retains some of her memory but it still felt a bit clichéd imo.
Was also slightly disappointed that they did not adapt the subplot with the elixir of immortality and Mt Fuji thing.
So besides Netflix & Crunchyroll (Both are great), Hulu Plus / Funimation (Both sucked)... Any other services worth checking out?
That's uh... wow. That's a pretty wide net in terms of taste. You at least seem to like anime with a darker tone to them. So watch the Berserk films. It's a dark fantasy, pretty mature, and arguably the best manga. In fact read the manga over watching the films or the show. But the movies are the second best option.
And yes the films over the old anime. Hurry. Before somebody who disagrees with me comes and tells you otherwise.
Is Broken Blade any good?
also, cmon, Kamichu soundtrack CD? there is no god.
Can't let you do that, Admiral!
Before you rush off to watch the Berserk movies, you ought to know that they feature some terrible, terrible CG. It completely clashes with the traditionally animated parts. Very jarring.
The original 90s series is much better. While many people dislike how it concludes, it's a pretty interesting look at how Guts (the protagonist) becomes the person he is. It's dark, has great action scenes, and is overall a very interesting anime.
The TV anime over the movies, any day.
Noragami - 06
Yukine is starting to get on my nerves. I care little for his whiny wimpy attitude, especially when it's also affecting Yato.
Aw yeah.
I usually get my Sentai stuff from them over a month before release date. They're great. I think I got volume 1 of Log Horizon near the first week of October, and Hidamari S3 about the same time.TRSI apparently ships shit early.
Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
In that case...enjoy. It only really gets worse and we don't even get any more background information that would explain why he's that upset compared to other regilias or how they're called. His character development is barely there and his whining will only intensify even when you'll expect it to be finally over.
I usually get my Sentai stuff from them over a month before release date. They're great. I think I got volume 1 of Log Horizon near the first week of October, and Hidamari S3 about the same time.
Also my Kill la Kill V3 shipped last Tuesday, two weeks early. It's great.
Welcome to the Club!Had a shipment in:
Time to watch The Tale of the Princess Kaguya!
Yeah lowerst it's been since 2008 I think. Get on it peeps.Pro tip for people looking to import, the yen is pretty damn low right now. Just saying!
lolSo this is what envy feels like.
Personal I wouldn't recommend amazon. They do about 5.1k per movie which is nice since they go for 6.8k each normally but they only do DHL starting at 3k a shipment adding 300 yen per extra movie.How much in total? using Amazon?
I wouldn't actually call Nausicaa an adaptation in the first place. Miyazaki was working on both simultaneously and both are fairly independent takes on the same story. Moreover, his approach for the manga was more of a thing he worked on the side for a long while until he finally decided to stop.Secondly, it's not like Nausicaa is an adaptation of the 7 volume manga. The movie Nausicaa was actually created while Miyazaki was still working on the manga. To be precise, two volumes had been completed, so the movie basically gets to where the manga was at that time. Remember, the manga didn't end till 1994, while the movie was released in 1984. It's not like Miyazaki decided to make an adaptation of the first part of his manga and release it as a movie, instead he just made a movie based on all the manga that existed at the time. You seem to suggest that he made decisions to job and change and cut out elements of the story when that's not quite the case here.
Finally, while I would agree that the manga is far richer and more complex than the movie, I also feel it's far sloppier and weaker as an overall story. I don't think Miyazaki excels at telling long-form narratives.
Get your ass moving. Also you can just watch Lupin S1 for anything you need to know. At least the first few episodes are sufficient to get characters.Confession time: I've never watched Castle of Cagliostoro. I probably should, but the fact it's based off characters from a long-running series that I've maybe collectively seen a total of 10 episodes all together has always made me delay it. I understand it's stand-alone and enjoyable even without the knowledge of the show, just need to get my lazy ass to watch it
$60 + Shipping + customs (if applicable)Looking at Castle in the Sky as a reference it should cost you around $60. Probably more, maybe less.
Canal actually made new better transfers since they picked the license I hear. Japanese is still the best though albeit pricier.For most people definitely not. You can get 11 movies in that collection for the same price as 5 of the original JP BD's. However, it's a widely discussed fact that the UK transfers of the movies on BD are the worst of any region, substantially worse than the Japanese originals and even worse than the US versions.
This wont mater to most consumers, of course, and I imagine many people won't even notice. I'm purely buying these for collection purposes so I'm going to go for the best versions. In general, there's no reason not to get the substantially cheaper UK releases.
You need an excuse? What a weird concept.I've just watched the last few Animator Expo shorts and it's pretty clear that this whole exercise was just an excuse to create smut! For shame, Japan.
It really depends. Imo with current Yen exchange rates it's a better time than ever to start buying the JP releases. It's a fun collection too.Well hearing that has certainly put a dent in wanting to buy the set. Don't really want to spend that much money on a subpar product.
Depends on the pitch. He'll have more fun with Garzey's. Garzey's DVD will make the better gift experience if you watch it with him and keep quiet till it starts. How good is your poker face?What's a better troll gift for my buddy: Mars of Destruction or Garzey's Wing?
Keikaku.Code Geass R2 25-End
Of course.
Yet.Nice :3
Finally, little sister anime without incest!
Nobody cared when I was watching my BDs months ago!Looking forward to seeing more impressions/rewatches from the BD release of this.
If it's like the UK release, the video is quite bad though not as unacceptably appalling as the DVDs were. Even the Japanese release was a fairly naff transfer especially with them mastering it at 1080i (presumably they just used old HDTV/DVD scans)"It's Funimation" would have sufficed. At some level if/when I get this it'll probably be in part for the better audio quality; there's only so much you can do with the visuals and I don't trust Funimation video quality in the best of circumstances.
lol ANN.
RIPHuh. I'll take it.
Can't let you do that, Admiral!
Before you rush off to watch the Berserk movies, you ought to know that they feature some terrible, terrible CG. It completely clashes with the traditionally animated parts. Very jarring.
The original 90s series is much better. While many people dislike how it concludes, it's a pretty interesting look at how Guts (the protagonist) becomes the person he is. It's dark, has great action scenes, and is overall a very interesting anime.
The TV anime over the movies, any day.
I wouldn't say the TV series has great action scenes; it's barely animated. Between the two, it's more of a "pick your poison" type of deal. The movies are animated but with horrible CGI and the series isn't animated much at all.
(All that said I'd agree that the series is far better).
You don't know that! I quietly enjoy a lot of people's posts.Nobody cared when I was watching my BDs months ago!
We seem to have similar taste, though I haven't seen Eva yet. Code Geass is probably the closest thing to Death Note you can find, and it's very entertaining but aside from that:Recommend me an anime please. I liked Evangelion and Death Note. Attack on Titan was sorta ok.
Black Lagoon is a must watch. It contains some of the best 80's Hollywood-esque OTT action I've ever seen, combined with some of the most memorable, lovable, fucked up and just plain badass characters in anime. Outside the crazy action it's also surprisingly dark and somber, and shows a good amount of depth in its writing. Be aware it'll probably never end, though.
Also, I've just started watching Giant Robo - The Day the Earth Stood Still and it's blowing my mind in a similar way to the aforementioned show. If you're like me I think you'll know from episode 1 if this series is for you. It's stylish, action packed and filled with powerful heroes and villains. The animation gorgeously realizes the 60's era character designs and the soundtrack is an orchestral masterpiece. "Epic" is a word I rarely use with a straight face, but it seems to describe GR perfectly. It makes me feel like a kid again.
Might just be the nostalgia speaking in my case. I remembering enjoying the fights in the original more, but that might just be because most of the fights in the movies were done in CG.
I am a vain person. I NEED YOUR APPROVAL SENPAIIIIIYou don't know that! I quietly enjoy a lot of people's posts.
I liked it. Good mecha battles, interesting character dynamics. Corvo hates a few of the characters, perhaps for good reason, but I found it enjoyable.
Do the 6 films give a conclusive ending? I just hate it when series end abruptly. I don't mind when the journey's great like Berserk and GTO, but for a short OVA series, the writing has to be solid.
Earlier today drop posted a big beatiful scan of the Death Parade spread with no stupid watemarks. I was reluctant to repost it, but I can't hold back anymore, I'm just so hyped for this series
no, I swear not just cause of those dem legs... ok maybe just a bit. But I honestly hope it turns out to be a good show cause I loved the Anime Mirai one and the designs look really cool. Japan, please don't ruin it with anime cliches...