4 BONES shows in one season. Wow.
RIP Bones
4 BONES shows in one season. Wow.
No Dagashi Kashi simulcast, pushed to Monday
I actually need to double-check on Zeta being 35mm now (can't trust my memory), but i'm pretty sure that's the reason for the increase in discs on this next release, especially because I definitely know it was mentioned that Gundam was on 16mm. The interview where he mentions it has those thoughts side-by-side.As far as I know, all of Sentai's 12 episode on one disc releases are on BD-50s. I feel like BD-25s would be pushing it a bit too much.
If you're worried about video quality, it's definitely best to stick with that group, though I'd like to add Discotek as well. The BDs I own by them are all fantastic in terms of video quality. Their BDs are authored by the same company that does NISA (and some PonyCan titles), so it's not surprising. Sometimes their discs even have advantages over the original Japanese release! Jin-Roh for example, is no longer window-boxed on the North American BD.
I wasn't aware that Zeta was mastered on 35mm, but that's great news! The transfer on that one should look amazing. I was concerned about the discs after hearing that the 0079 BDs were on two discs per collection, which I thought was a bit tight. Glad to see that they're giving it space now. Definitely looking forward to adding Zeta to the collection!
I actually need to double-check on Zeta being 35mm now (can't trust my memory), but i'm pretty sure that's the reason for the increase in discs on this next release, especially because I definitely know it was mentioned that Gundam was on 16mm. The interview where he mentions it has those thoughts side-by-side.
No Dagashi Kashi simulcast, pushed to Monday
No Dagashi Kashi simulcast, pushed to Monday
You know what was 35mm? Vision of Escaflowne. Please release this outside of Japan!
Even if Zeta was done on 16mm, using three discs instead of two should provide a nice boost in video quality. That's plenty of room for the first half of the series to breathe.
Yes please.You know what was 35mm? Vision of Escaflowne. Please release this outside of Japan!
I'm still waiting on those Geass BDs from the rights they rescued from Bandai all those years ago.According to Funimation, they're still waiting on materials from Sunrise, who apparently likes to take their time. That's what I remember hearing, at least. I hope we get some good news on the North American BD release soon, it's been a while since Funimation licensed it.
Yes please.
I'm still waiting on those Geass BDs from the rights they rescued from Bandai all those years ago.
Outside of Bebop, I don't think any of the Sunrise licences from that time (from either Funimation or Sentai) have released, have they?
Has potential to be the goat with all that combined.HaruChika episode 1
Alright, who putin my K-ON/Sound Euphonium/Hyouka hybrid?BL
Major LN Spoilers
She's a personification of Satan - who is the mastermind of the entire show. The forward ponytails are how humanity see her horns when she hides in human form.
I have no clue. It's pretty unique as far as character design goes, for better or worse.
4 BONES shows in one season. Wow.
Enjoy it while it lasts.So uh, Charlotte Ep 4-5-6
talk about from 0-100 real quick, was not expecting the aftermath either,wow
Sushi Police 01
Uhhh. Okay.I saw people talking about this on Twitter and I don't know what I watched.
Is that a good thing or bad?
Outside of Bebop, I don't think any of the Sunrise licences from that time (from either Funimation or Sentai) have released, have they?
All the Anime (UK) is releasing the whole backlog of Gundam shows.
RIPMy 2016 resolution is to watch more mecha shows.
Yamishibai S2 04
This is why I liked Kagewani's approach to some of the monsters - never really showing you the full body shot, or giving you a full idea of what it actually was.
That way your creepy wall crawling monster lady stays creepy -
and doesn't just look like a fuckin goofball.
Get out of here Michael Jackson.
A dated piece of crap then ?Gunbuster is to Diebuster as A New Hope is to The Force Awakens. (?)
Damekko Doubusu 6
This one was strangely optimistic and felt out of tone given the rest of the show so far!
No you dont. Its funny.Wikipedia calls it a crime drama which is a bit of a red flag for me. Do you need to have seen the movie?
Erased, Dagashi Kashi, PSO2, Active Raid, ShokaMeza, AssClass S2, and Norn9.
Yesssssssssssssssss.
Oh man, I hope they don't go filler ending or anything.
Oh yeah forget Hero Academia spring too.
You know what was 35mm? Vision of Escaflowne. Please release this outside of Japan!
I hope Norn9 really isnt a TAN exclusive.
Perhaps someone else is doing a dagashi kashi simulcast too. Funi + CR are doing erased for example.
Don't know about elsewhere but the UK is getting an Ultimate Edition of Escaflowne containing:
1. Original Escaflowne BRD (Sub+Dub)
2. Escaflowne the Movie BRD (Sub+Dub)
3. Escaflowne Director's Cut BRD (Sub Only)
Anime Limited have had to delay the set since finding out they'd been given the Director's Cut materials...I personally can't wait.
http://www.uk-anime.net/newsitem/Anime_Limited_discuss_early_Escaflowne_Ultimate_Edition_details.html
No Dagashi Kashi simulcast, pushed to Monday
Studio's anniversary. For April 1st. Short series. On USPI's own "unconventional" time-slot. Directed by Mr. Imaishi... hmm, this is totally the TRIGGER GIRLS project at last, isn't it? :-V
Do you have already a clear picture of what exactly BONES' individual studios are handling each? Maybe MY HERO ACADEMIA at 'Studio A'? Mob Psycho 100 at 'Studio B'? C & D handling their respective series second seasons?4 BONES shows in one season. Wow.
I seem to remember from information of previous releases that Z Gundam's OP and ED were printed on a different, bigger format 35mm film stock than the used for the actual episodes footage itself at 16mm film... unlike that strange case of V Gundam where some of the first episodes of the series were originally shot on 35mm film while the rest on lesser gauge.I actually need to double-check on Zeta being 35mm now (can't trust my memory), but i'm pretty sure that's the reason for the increase in discs on this next release, especially because I definitely know it was mentioned that Gundam was on 16mm. The interview where he mentions it has those thoughts side-by-side.
Don't know about elsewhere but the UK is getting an Ultimate Edition of Escaflowne containing:
1. Original Escaflowne BRD (Sub+Dub)
2. Escaflowne the Movie BRD (Sub+Dub)
3. Escaflowne Director's Cut BRD (Sub Only)
Anime Limited have had to delay the set since finding out they'd been given the Director's Cut materials...I personally can't wait.
http://www.uk-anime.net/newsitem/Anime_Limited_discuss_early_Escaflowne_Ultimate_Edition_details.html
I still find this very frustrating. There's "have to delay", and then there's "it's been two years since the announcement of the license with almost no news". 2 1/2 years if you're talking Funimation's announcement.
The Director's Cut only exists for the first 8 or 9 episodes as I recall, and none of the scenes are especially long in terms of translation. I will admit to not knowing whether there was much rescoring in the Director's Cut across scene transitions, but seamless branching technology has existed since the DVD days and surely can't be that complicated, particularly as HD masters already exist from the Japanese release and Anime Limited at the least have them. It's not as if anyone would be expecting them to remaster the hardsubbed material from the original VHS release in the modern era (OP/ED/ep 26 ending sequence); it looked dreadful enough on the original DVDs.
Clearly the show isn't a huge priority either for Anime Limited or Funimation, whichever one of them is going to do the actual work on it.
Speaking of Viewster, did anyone buy that Kill la Kill box from them?
First 27 eps of Kenshin are up on us netflix.
that's so strange!
Wait what? Why not the entire 95 episodes? That's a pretty odd place to stop. Wouldn't that be after the Kyoto arc started, or at least after the episode titles changed from happy to a darker tone?
Last I remember (assuming I'm not misremembering, which is entirely possible!), Anime Limited had received materials and sent them off to one of the authoring houses they use to at least be looked at, but for a long while there's been rumours floating around that Funimation may actually put in the effort and dub those extra scenes from the Directors Cut, and given that, unlike a lot of their releases, it's not got recency to it, it's not exactly like AL have a fire under them to strike whilst the iron is hot.
I seem to remember from information of previous releases that Z Gundam's OP and ED were printed on a different, bigger format 35mm film stock than the used for the actual episodes footage itself at 16mm film... unlike that strange case of V Gundam where some of the first episodes of the series were originally shot on 35mm film while the rest on lesser gauge.
No Dagashi Kashi simulcast, pushed to Monday
Shirobako - 4
This was probably the first episode I really enjoyed. The director is a quack who seems to like making horrible decisions, but he's hilarious. Them locking him up was wonderful.
Mohak guy is also a highlight. I liked the conversation about 3D vs hand drawn, but I can't say I liked the overall "3D isn't so bad and its here to stay so deal with it" message. Not that its wrong, but really that scene should have been done in 2D!
Deadpan white hair girl is horrible. Also I preferred Megumi in Shokogeki no Soma, but she hasn't had many lines here so far so I'll hold out judgement.