Yeah.Didn't Nishigori also do the character designs for the iM@S anime or was he just the director?
Yeah.Didn't Nishigori also do the character designs for the iM@S anime or was he just the director?
Understatement of the century.
What's the difference?So we should expect K-ON! figures based off of the art style from Tamako Market?
What's the difference?
LQ Youtube previewThe Nomura Real Estate Group began streaming the trailer for "Dareka no Manazashi" (Someone's Gaze), the new short anime film from auteur writer/director Makoto Shinkai (Voices of a Distant Star, 5 Centimeters Per Second, Children Who Chase Lost Voices), on Wednesday.
The main character is Aya "Aachan" Okamura, a woman who has been working for two years at a company and has begun living on her own. The story is set "slightly in the future" and revolves around Aachan, her father, her mother, and her cat Mii-san.
CoMix Wave Films, NEST, and TYO M1 Production produced this short in collaboration with The Answer Studio Co., Ltd., and singer-songwriter Kazusa performed the theme song "Sore de Ii yo." Narrator Fumi Hirano (Urusei Yatsura's Lum) leads the cast with Satomi Hanamura and Shinji Ogawa.
Nomura Real Estate will screen the short during "Proud Box Kanshasai," a home living exposition which will run from February 10 to 11 at the Tokyo International Forum.
What's the difference?
Millennium Actress, Tokyo Godfathers, Paprika, RedLine, MindGame, The girl Who Leapt Through Time
That reminds me that I have anime films still on my list of things to watch. Funnily enough, I seem to have an easier time committing focus on series than films.
That reminds me that I have anime films still on my list of things to watch. Funnily enough, I seem to have an easier time committing focus on series than films.
Love Live! 1-3
This is one of those things where it's so corny and over-the-top you can't help but laugh. Add some wahjah as fuck CG to the mix and you've got easily one of the most entertaining shows of the season. Let it be known that this show owns.
That reminds me that I have anime films still on my list of things to watch. Funnily enough, I seem to have an easier time committing focus on series than films.
I'm confused...That's the joke.
aaa someone likes Satoshi kon, you forgot Perfect Blue.
I seem to remember that Sky1 (Sky One, whatever!) showed a bunch of different shows, though their names escape me at this point. Other than that, Fox Kids had Digimon, right? But I never watched that, well, not beyond when CITV briefly flirted with the idea of pushing it as the new Pokemon.
Didn't Nishigori also do the character designs for the iM@S anime or was he just the director? Sounds like we have been due for iM@S x Gurren Lagann type art!
So we should expect K-ON! figures based off of the art style from Tamako Market?
I'm confused...
I think if I try to explain it, it would just show how bad of a joke it really was.
At least Nafe got it.
Sky One was showing Pokémon before we even got the games. It was my first exposure to it.
I'm sure I've linked to this before, but this is how UK kids experienced Pokémon on the television.
Laws of Eternity/QUOTE]
Good man. Didn't want to come off as a loony.
I said I didn't want to come off as a loony...I backed you up on it with Flots the other day. If I started exclaiming it too much, I might seriously come off loony!
But it's set in London and if you squint really hard you may see me waving from a window.So you're expecting me to watch a movie of a series which I found shitty? That's not very compelling....
Well there was also logic to my suggestion. They... erm... both have the letter N in the names! Yeah...Well, Atsushi Nishigori did the character designs for both the Gurren Lagann anime and Panty & Stocking so it's actually not really that strange to see Gurren Lagann figures in the character style of Panty & Stocking.
Oh man, that was a thing. A real big thing. How could I forget!?
I only consider myself to be relatively new to watching anime, but other than Pokemon, I also had early exposure to Yu-Gi-Oh too. That was back when waking up at 6am was a common occurrence ( and my bar of entry was still relatively low). I seem to remember that Sky1 (Sky One, whatever!) showed a bunch of different shows, though their names escape me at this point. Other than that, Fox Kids had Digimon, right? But I never watched that, well, not beyond when CITV briefly flirted with the idea of pushing it as the new Pokemon.
Eureka Seven 24
Just . . . don't look at me . . . I'm not crying . . . I just . . . so beautiful.
I held out until Charles hugged him, then it was a straight out bawl-fest until Ray started crying at the end. Then I freaking could not stop.
Can anyone recommend me some good anime movies? The only one I've seen are Spritied Away, Strong World (and the other OP movies), and Disappearance of Haruhi.
At last, the full version of Wareta Ringo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS4T7ypxnEU
That guitar solo at 2:49... man.
Whisper of The Heart
Sword of The Stranger
Jin Roh
Wings of Honneamise
Vampire Hunter D - Bloodlust
At last, the full version of Wareta Ringo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS4T7ypxnEU
That guitar solo at 2:49... man.
Are you somehow implying that she sounds like a chipmunk some other time?
Explain yourself or we:
Fox Kids aired a lot of anime. It's how I first watched Sailor Moon (to the end of R), Escaflowne, Tekkaman Blade (known as Teknoman - unlike the US, we got the whole show, although still with Maggie the woman instead of Levin the transvestite), and a bunch of other shows.
I only consider myself to be relatively new to watching anime, but other than Pokemon, I also had early exposure to Yu-Gi-Oh too. That was back when waking up at 6am was a common occurrence ( and my bar of entry was still relatively low). I seem to remember that Sky1 (Sky One, whatever!) showed a bunch of different shows, though their names escape me at this point. Other than that, Fox Kids had Digimon, right? But I never watched that, well, not beyond when CITV briefly flirted with the idea of pushing it as the new Pokemon.
It really isn't strange, yeah! And lets also remember the nice input all the GEEKS made to the project:Well, Atsushi Nishigori did the character designs for both the Gurren Lagann anime and Panty & Stocking so it's actually not really that strange to see Gurren Lagann figures in the character style of Panty & Stocking.
It really isn't strange, yeah! And lets remember the nice input all the GEEKS made to the project:
Comiket 79, GAINAX, Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt - The Art of PSG Vol. 1 Collection of Initial Design - Nattoli's blog - nattoli.net
http://www.nattoli.net/entry/384/co...art-of-psg-vol-1-collection-of-initial-design
Mr. Nishigori's big contribution is there, but also interesting to mention is that the concept designs from Mr. Yoshinari were specially defining for the visual nature of this work!
What happened to those promised several scenes in successive episodes to be animated by him... I'm not sure...
Between Nintendo Direct and this, this may just be the best day I've had on the internet in a long, long time. I have been waiting ages for this song.At last, the full version of Wareta Ringo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DS4T7ypxnEU
That guitar solo at 2:49... man.
Between Nintendo Direct and this, this may just be the best day I've had on the internet in a long, long time. I have been waiting ages for this song.
And another obscure pickup for Sentai is Okamikakushi ~ Masque of the Wolf
I woke up a little while ago and nintendo dropped all kinds of awesome bombs. WTF? I didnt even know there was an event today!
But they announced windWaker HD which is like the best thing ever. I think my life cannot get any better now.
And on what year was that?Of course, I'm also an old fart who remembers the first time the BBC screened Akira.
Why? Because you recently bought the DVDs, perhaps?I still cant believe they are releasing a bluray version of PSG now. So fucking pissed.
And on what year was that?
So we learn once again that is you had just terrestrial tv in the UK you were buggered when it came to anime.
But at least when Film Four went to Freeview they broadcast the Ghibli film both subbed and dubbed version so it wasn't all bad for us poor TV folk.
The earliest anime experience on US TV I remember was Warriors of the Wind, some bastardization of Nausicaa.
I see... those old times seem such a good times now, isn't it? I asked because that movie was also something else on this country... like a call to attention for the nascent Japanese animation fandom, conscient of what was coming (I precisely mentioned thoughts on this some time ago, http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=38673104&postcount=6552).Oh, crumbs... 1994, I think? Around about then, anyway. The replayed it a few years later, when over the course of a few weeks they played Akira, Patlabor (just the first one, I think) and Honneamise.
And another obscure pickup for Sentai is Okamikakushi ~ Masque of the Wolf, an early 2010 series based on a PSP game written by the Higurashi guy.
I woke up a little while ago and nintendo dropped all kinds of awesome bombs. WTF? I didnt even know there was an event today!
But they announced windWaker HD which is like the best thing ever. I think my life cannot get any better now.
She's done around 50 adult games. I'm not sure how many of them have adult OVAs, but a number of them have non-adult TV anime (Shukufuku no Campanella, "Love, Elections, and Chocolate", A Bridge to the Starry Skies, Shin Koihime Musou, and she would have been in Akaneiro ni Somaru Saka TV if they hadn't done one of those lame game-to-anime voice cast replacements.)It's one of her few roles that actually matter considering she mostly does video game work.Could have sworn she was in a hentai I watched too
Best thing ever would have been like a Golden Sun continuation and a Golden Sun anime. Though I dont know why people like HDmakes so much, shouldnt we want original games and new franchises instead?
The earliest anime experience on US TV I remember was Warriors of the Wind, some bastardization of Nausicaa.
Edit: Oh and "The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers" if you count it as 'anime.'
But at least when Film Four went to Freeview they broadcast the Ghibli film both subbed and dubbed version so it wasn't all bad for us poor TV folk.
That's like saying why should people want a BluRay copy when there's a perfectly good VHS tape with the show on it.
In that regard, I'd consider it pretty good. Film Four seem to regularly air Ghibli works, and I think they've pretty much gone through the entire catalog at this point, well barring the likes of Ponyo and Arrietty. It was a nice surprise to see that The Little Norse Prince (Horus: Prince of the Sun) was airing not long before Christmas too.
I dont know, Nintendo fans have always been baffling to me, it was first, cant wait for Mario/Zelda in HD, then cant wait for OoT in 3D, now they want Majoras Mask in 3D, and Wind Waker in HD, not to mention people rebuying the same games on each virtual console...while there are no new nintendo characters introduced in the midst of this HD/3D timing.
I thought they showed Arrietty on New Years and I'm sure I've seen Ponyo listed. By that Ghibli week when Film4 premiered on Freeview was great. All I'd seen at that point was Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle.
No new characters apart from the new characters they introduced. Also Microsoft and Sony have released HD remakes. And not everyone bought these games when they first came out. Would I be wrong to want Super Mario RPG on the VC because it is an SNES game? No, because it never came out in Europe originally. Not every Nintendo fan owns every Nintendo game. That's just silly
For me, as far as actually recognizing something as anime, it's probably the Saturday Anime block that SciFi ran for a while in the 90s. In particular, Akira and Iria: Zeiram the Animation, which remains one of my favorite anime. I'm sure there's a healthy dose of nostalgia there, but I'd still kill for a BD release of it.
Huh, just that one by itself without the first two?Random early-morning license annoucement: Maiden Japan picks up Love Love?, a 2004 romcom series.