What's starting Thriller Bark?
Toonami certainly isn't. They'd have to show nearly ten episodes a Saturday to do that.
The DVD releases.
Season 6, Volume 1 is coming out September 30th. That begins Thriller Bark.
What's starting Thriller Bark?
Toonami certainly isn't. They'd have to show nearly ten episodes a Saturday to do that.
What's starting Thriller Bark?
Toonami certainly isn't. They'd have to show nearly ten episodes a Saturday to do that.
The DVD releases.
Season 6, Volume 1 is coming out September 30th. That begins Thriller Bark.
Oh, okay. I wasn't aware they were doing that.Funimation is starting their dub of that arc then.
If they do end up doing that I hope they at least have two airings instead of just one. Should be able to get through them faster.We shouldn't have any issues of catching up with Funimations dub of One Piece where they'd have to reair episodes like they did with Bleach.
Two episodes of One Piece would be better than a few of the shows on the schedule, anyway.If they do end up doing that I hope they at least have two airings instead of just one. Should be able to get through them faster.
Last season's ratings were awful, consistently below 1.5 million viewers.
It's too bad because the show has only gotten better with age.
Last season's ratings were awful, consistently below 1.5 million viewers.
It's too bad because the show has only gotten better with age.
That's what happens when they announce it like 2 weeks ahead of time with no advertising whatsoever. It did real good in it's original time slot. I don't understand what goes on in the heads of the Nick execs.
They hate money?
"Gotta get this show off to open up a time slot for more live-action teeny-bopper shows."That's what happens when they announce it like 2 weeks ahead of time with no advertising whatsoever. It did real good in it's original time slot. I don't understand what goes on in the heads of the Nick execs.
Hmm... so a Titan's real weakpoint is the lower back/upper butt. Interesting. And Adorable.
In the anime, there are 10 arcs between the end of the Enies Lobby arc and the start of the actual Marineford arc.
Five arcs are canon. Four arcs are filler. One arc is a manga cover story.
There is one full saga between the two arcs.
Oh, you're counting Non-Canon material. I still don't get where you get five canon arcs from.
After Enies Lobby ()not counting the post-arc
Thriller Bark
Sabaody Archipelago
Amazon Lily
Impel Down
Marineford (plus post-Marineford)
That's what happens when they announce it like 2 weeks ahead of time with no advertising whatsoever. It did real good in it's original time slot. I don't understand what goes on in the heads of the Nick execs.
I was supposed to sleep but NOPE smash!
Can someone correct me if I was dreaming, but didn't Demarco have a tweet in the last week or so about Gundam Seed Destiny coming to Toonami? I recall this yet I can't locate it on his twitter. I'm hoping I didn't just dream it up.
Also: Welcome Back Tenumi. I'm pleased to see wrongs were righted.
It probably would not be the series that basically sunk Gundam in the west.
Officially, they're separate arcs.Oh, I lump the third and fourth together, I guess it's long enough to be a real arc. I'm also exhausted and apparently can't count any more as I swore my mental calculation counted both at one point. Oh well, five it is.
Officially, they're separate arcs.
I have never been a huge Gundam fan, anyway, but I really disliked SEED.
Rather, they want the most money with the least amount of effort.
Instead of investing in top-shelf series like Korra, they'd rather air a thousand Spongebob repeats.
Plus, they teamed up with Saban Brands, the kings of "more money no effort"
Keep in mind, they rejected Adventure Time.
That's too bad. I would love another gundam show on Toonami, regardless of what it is.
MSG? or SD Gundam?
In all honesty though none of them did well besides Wing and 08th MS.
What was the problem with SEED? I know it didn't do particularly wonderful here but I haven't seen the whole series. Was there something in particular that made it offputting or was it just not well received?
You're opinion will quickly change with SEED.
G4 Died because they made more money airing reruns of Cops from the 90s than they did creating and airing original programming.
Yet it was SEED and SEED Destiny that really signified the killing blow, or so I am told.
Aside from obvious faults like horrible plotting (cut corners, lazy writing, ridiculous circumstances even by anime standards) and character development (no one acted like a real person), the show often vacillated between being a simple, action-oriented Gundam show, which was when it was at its most decent, and a show whose writers suddenly thought they could infuse some Neon Genesis Evangelion- or RahXephon-esque existentialism and philosophizing into it, which, obviously, wasn't the case.What was the problem with SEED? I know it didn't do particularly wonderful here but I haven't seen the whole series. Was there something in particular that made it offputting or was it just not well received?
Aside from obvious faults like horrible plotting (cut corners, lazy writing, ridiculous circumstances even by anime standards) and character development (no one acted like a real person), the show often vacillated between being a simple, action-oriented Gundam show, which was when it was at its most decent, and a show whose writers suddenly thought they could infuse some Neon Genesis Evangelion- or RahXephon-esque existentialism and philosophizing into it, which, obviously, wasn't the case.
Finally, one staple of good Gundam shows is the presence of a great antagonist. This did not have that.
That's really just Comcast's modus operandi in a nutshell.
I'll never forgive them for murdering two of my favorite networks.
TechTV and, later, G4?That's really just Comcast's modus operandi in a nutshell.
I'll never forgive them for murdering two of my favorite networks.
DESTINY never even aired in the US. SEED had a god awful timeslot and was dragged down like the rest of Saturday TOONAMI/AVS/Whatever they called it.
TechTV and, later, G4?
I remember people hated that initial merging. Then it all calmed down for a long time. Then all the great tech- and gaming-oriented shows slowly began to disappear. Then Attack of the Show was all that was left, and it was nothing more than a fan-service pseudo-tech show by then.
Olivia Munn was the absolute worst.
Sadly the thing about TechTV was they were fucked either way as they were on the precipice of going out of business before the Comcast buyout. Also, Anime Unleashed was the best Anime block outside of the Turnersphere.
What was the problem with SEED? I know it didn't do particularly wonderful here but I haven't seen the whole series. Was there something in particular that made it offputting or was it just not well received?
Olivia Munn was the absolute worst.