the figurine market annoys the fuck out me and I can afford them.
It must be infuriating for people who cannot. Limited runs are so much bullshit.
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the figurine market annoys the fuck out me and I can afford them.
It must be infuriating for people who cannot. Limited runs are so much bullshit.
Chet Rippo
Member
Yeah, I was more wondering if I was right about them being on the KyoAni shop.Yes. and I do want this:
I really should get the Mio one. Would fit right at home with my Mio Nendoroids. But they're all really cute, with dat determined Mugi face and Yui's Ura-ON! face.
tens of thousands seems a bit much, at least for just a first run. If they're popular enough and get multiple print runs it might get up to that height.
It's good they keep the support for K-ON merch.
I'm curious, too. Regarding both markets in Japan and Overseas. They sell out extremely fast so it's probably low. Then they study how popular it was and probably do their re-releases.
Yes. and I do want this:
You're going to have a field day with that one.
That was implied!
Chet Rippo
Member
Yeah, it sucks, but when I think of them as being a copy of a person's work of art, I guess I don't feel to bad.
If you get what I mean.
The movie has barely been out for a year, it's still fresh in people's minds.
I doubt they really think of the overseas market much especially for anime figures.
Just what are you implying?
They are so cute!
Yes. and I do want this:
I wouldn't mind getting that...
KyoAni pls
I dunno, I'd like to believe they do with most online shops and some having NA branches. I feel its more a problem with making any impact.
*shrugs*!
Chet Rippo
Member
I just mean the domestic market is much more of their concern, like almost entirely what they care about.
Oh yeah then you're right. Definitely.
Chet Rippo
Member
Yeah, probably. Which probably makes all the more easier for me to get one of my own!
To be fair, they're extremely cheap. I think the only problem is working around the "Japan only" availability. I've never tried one, but going through another buyer isn't something that I'd be all too thrilled about.
Chet Rippo
Member
But aren't you going to Japan soon?
*hint hint nudge nudge
And speaking of merch I'd like to get that I haven't found anyone outside of Japan selling.
I'd love to get this shirt, as well as this shirt.
I'm not allowed near the computer while I'm sick ever again.
If we're putting up pictures of figures, then here's a good one.
I went around telling past crushes that I had crushes on them because I thought knowing that would make them happy. At least it made some of them happy! I have no regrets.
If we're putting up pictures of figures, then here's a good one.
I'm not allowed near the computer while I'm sick ever again.
I went around telling past crushes that I had crushes on them because I thought knowing that would make them happy. At least it made some of them happy! I have no regrets.
If we're putting up pictures of figures, then here's a good one.
Bad Uraizen. BAD.
Unknown Soldier
Member
Bad Uraizen. BAD.
You need to stop hitting people on the head. It's not very nice.
Some people need to stop asking for it by spewing false information about mobile OS's and hardware.
When did Mugi do that?
EDIT: Just checked the scen I thought it was, it's not. I have no idea.
Unknown Soldier
Member
You're the one who thinks 'all phones can do multitasking' even though you can't run an IRC client in the background of your phone and I can!
It's from the first season OVA ""Live House!".
Congrats. I'm boned for Java tomorrow. I don't even care anymore.I'm thinking S2 for some reason!
And I passed Finance with flying colors.
Bitch better back the fuck up before he gets smacked the fuck up.
Unknown Soldier
Member
So you're admitting I'm right and you're wrong. Your phone doesn't actually do multitasking, as hard as it might be for you to admit.
The scene where Assassin Azunyan kills Templar Mugi in my fanfic will probably be even more enjoyable to write when I imagine this fight we're having while I write it.
My phone multitaskes just fine. I've never used an IRC client on it so I can't argue about it.
Unknown Soldier
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The Grim Heaper
Member
N-noooo fighting? ;_;
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But please, tell me more how your bloatware device does it so much differently.
AnathemicOne
Banned
There are only 2 nendoroids/figurines that I must have before I hit like 30 years old...
AO, which company made dat biri biri?
AnathemicOne
Banned
Unknown Soldier
Member
On Android, apps actually run in the background and are capable of doing things even when not the app shown on the screen. They don't close the moment you return to your home screen. For example, if I connect to the IRC server and then go off and do other things, the app is actually running and connected to the server and I can instantly switch to the app at any time and see the chat. It's like how multitasking works in Windows.
On iOS, when you close the app, it terminates. So if you were running an IRC client and closed it, it would disconnect from the server and stop running. There is no way to multitask on iOS short of a few of Apple's own apps which are allowed to keep running in the background like iTunes and Apple Maps for navigation. This is not multitasking, it's single-tasking (with a few exceptions) which is carefully hidden from the user so they think their phone is doing something it actually isn't.
So my "bloatware" device runs a considerably more advanced and powerful operating system than yours. Android also allows apps to share bits of data with any other app using the Intents system, which means I can directly send a photo from the web browser to my Dropbox for example. I can be browsing Facebook or Google+ and look at a cool picture and tap it and hit Share and instantly send it to my Dropbox, Google Drive, or download it. Once you've gotten used to apps being able to directly send things to other apps, the Apple approach where every app is a missle silo feels terribly outdated.
There's a lot more to Android besides just these few things, but I could write a novel and you still wouldn't understand. Go and USE a high-end Android device like a Galaxy S3 or Note II (or the upcoming S4), or an HTC One, or even experience how much more advanced and powerful even stock Android is on a Nexus 4. Some of the things Android can do can be pretty mindblowing to people accustomed to the limitations and fences and shackles of iOS.
Uh... my iOS IRC client runs in the background. It doesn't terminate when I switch apps. Your information is a few years out of date.
You mean like I can do on iOS?
You mean like I can do on iOS?
Dr.Palutena
Member
you guys are all terrible
The Grim Heaper
Member
GSC makes some damn good figures. I've wanted to buy quite a few these past few months.
I say this a whole lot.
Nendos are soooooo cute.
No. There are several states an app can go in. Some terminate, some hibernate or freeze, other keep doing what they're doing, much like the IRC client example.
You haven't used iOS in a long time have you? I can do all that, save for the dropbox thing being a little different.
I used a high end phone for a few months in the summer. HTC One X. The only thing that blew my mind was how out of order and disorganized the whole experience felt.
Unknown Soldier
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I'm curious as to how, since IRC doesn't fall into the 'categories' of apps which are 'allowed' to multitask. I should hijack my co-worker's iPhone 5 sometime and look at what it's doing since multitasking is only 'allowed' when apps are doing certain things on iOS.
On iOS, everything you "share" has to be baked into the app. It's not an integral operating system function, which means you can't arbitrarily add any new thing to what is shared beyond what is baked into the app. On Android, if you install a new app and it supports the sharing at the OS level, it appears in the list of apps you can share with on every other app which support sharing and all apps can share with it and it can share with all other apps automatically.
Well I use Dropbox as a general example. But see above.
Yeah, because you can customize how Android looks and feels. You aren't locked to a static homescreen filled with icons, you can change it to anything you want including no icons at all. If you require Apple to dictate to you what your phone's UI looks like at all times, then Android isn't for you. If you enjoy freedom and flexibility in making your phone's UI look pretty much however you want, then that's when you move on from iOS.
I couldn't get android to look how I wanted. You're still stuck on a static homescreen, you just just add widgets to it instead of only icons. I used android, several times and I always go back to iOS.
At the end of the day, I'll quote what my motto was when I sold phones. There is no "best" phone, only a phone that is best for you.
and at the time, it was whichever was the one that got me the most commission.
nckillthegrimace
Member
the keions all have flip phones
Unknown Soldier
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Kirino upgraded her phone between S1 and S2 of Oreimo.
The coolest phone I've seen is the one that Kuroko rocks in Railgun. She like pulls the interface out of the side of the device to interact with it and then slides it back in. The device itself looks like a laser pointer or something.
AnathemicOne
Banned
I've noticed. It's a fake android phone. I almost de-waifued her, but I cut her some slack for the iPad.
I always forget about shining finger. She was amazing. That scene where he takes her phone. Holy Shit.
