dakkumauji
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Wagatsuma-san wa Ore no Yome SP 09
I learn something new every day
I learn something new every day
I have to say, I'm way more excited when a manga is getting a live-action movie/drama than an anime. And I don't say it because I like dramas.
I'm more looking forward to what the manga's "universe", the characters... will look like in live-action because it's something completely different.
I just consider anime adaptations as "the manga + colours + animation + voices" but at the end of the day it's still 2D, it's still too similar to the source material and not really exciting when you've read it.
I mean, I've watched the drama version of Moteki and a lot of stuff just wouldn't have been possible if it was an anime (especially all the real songs they use).
Anime adaptations aren't necessarily going to be slavish translations of the source material; it really depends on the individual production. There's plenty where the experience is substantially different than reading the manga, and not just because of voice acting.
Oh yeah, I'm not criticizing/shiting on anime at all! And there is stuff you just can't adapt in live action.
But yeah, you get what I meant, seeing everything "for real" is pretty thrilling I must say.
Do you generally stay away from anime?
No, but I can't say I'm really into anime either.
I only watch Polar Bear Cafe and Space Brothers (and both are adaptations, believe it or not!).
This was a very interesting read, it's a Shoujo Ai manga so it has everything you would expect from such a manga, except it was published in 1957 so it serves as an excellent example for the evolution of the genre over the years.
As the story goes on the two have a falling out for a certain ping pong related reason and the protagonist remembers the heart warming story of how they initially came together. Romantically it doesn't go very far which I suppose is pretty normal for its time, even now a lot of yuri/shoujo manga are afraid of going too far into things.
Another curious stylistic choice you might have noticed which I haven't really seen much is how they seem to like using different colours of shade for different chapters. I found that kind of distracting at first but you quickly get used to it.
If you didn't realise it was old already look at how she dresses in her house
I'm surprised you don't just watch originals.
I look up the original animes people keep recommending but nothing is relevant to my interests.
what the hell is makai ouji, how is it josei and why is it starring sindbad?
Makai Ouji: Devils and Realist is awesome. Everyones wants that William Twining.
pi-piru-piru-piru-pi-piru-pi
Also it caused me to check out and add Jigokusei Remina (Junji Ito) to my backlog, so that's a plus.
I'm still pretty damn confident about that one, sorry.You're wrong about the first part
Sometimes, they use the plural form of a foreign word as a base, indeed. Doesn't change the fact there's no actual plural in the Japanese sentence though.there are words that are only plural like ビーズ、ビーンズ、シューズ so it wouldn't be unheard of that he would make it plural.
"Usually"? As in "more often than not"? ^^;Japanese transliteration often isn't based on the actual pronunciation, instead, it's usually based on how the word looks.
Might well have something to do with the Spanish pronunciation... Obviously, the older the word, the weirder it can get. Sounds like they ended up with a weird mix.Jamaica, for example, is ジャマイカ even though it clearly is not pronounced like that.
The double consonant of "Mecca" may not be pronounced anymore in English, but in Arabic...Mecca and summit are examples of words that would not be pronounced differently regardless of if it had one or two consonants in the center, but they are メッカ and サミット in Japanese, respectively.
Started the One Piece manga(I previously exclusively watched the anime, which I'm current on) because honestly I just can't get enough of the world.
That first chapter. The part where Shanks gives Luffy the straw hat feels so momentous. Chills, bros. Chills.
Have you tried Tiger & Bunny or Noein?I look up the original animes people keep recommending but nothing is relevant to my interests.
Excellent foresight from an excellent Manga-KaIt's so great.
Fun fact: Back in 97 when One Piece premiered, Takehio Inoue (Slam Dunk, Vagabond, REAL) read the first chapter while staying in LA. He knew from there it would be a great series. Good foresight.
http://www.siliconera.com/2010/06/26/a-conversation-between-takehiko-inoue-eiichiro-oda/
Oh yeah, I forgot T&B. It was actually pretty cool.Have you tried Tiger & Bunny or Noein?
Excellent foresight from an excellent Manga-Ka
Oh yeah, I forgot T&B. It was actually pretty cool.
People read Nisekoi?
Who, Chitoge? She won from chapter 1, its fucking manga
Come to think of it, I can't seem to conjure up any manga of this kind where it is not immediately obvious who is the "winning girl" is.
Hibi's still the best by a country mile though.Good, good!
Come to think of it, I can't seem to conjure up any manga of this kind where it is not immediately obvious who is the "winning girl" is.
Come to think of it, I can't seem to conjure up any manga of this kind where it is not immediately obvious who is the "winning girl" is.
I prefer romance series that don't try to pull any harem bullshit, though I do like harem stuff from time to time.
Makai Ouji: Devils and Realist is awesome. Everyones want that William Twining.
Initial D 672
Chapters are sooooooooooooooooo short. I love how they're talking about Shinji like he's Takumi. Pretty much a mirror image of Takumi when he first started racing on Akina. Takumi got this though. He'll have a hard race, and it'll probably end being as close as possible, but Takumi got this.
As a whole? A few races left out here and there plus some deeper character development that's pretty rewarding. Fifth Stage ended with this last race just starting so the anime should pick back up with this race whenever Final Stage comes out.Do you know if there's much that the anime leaves out?
Ichigo 100%