Anime - General Discussion Thread

Started by windrider · 26 Jun 2003 · 6,061 replies

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21 Jul 2010, 21:33 #5721
Eve wrote:YOure wonderful, Beem. :hug: :muack:

Those propaganda leaflets are working. :mrgreen:
9 Aug 2010, 09:36 #5722
bmwracer wrote:
Those propaganda leaflets are working. :mrgreen:


I missed this post. Vote Beem!

Must have been watching Nodame. :mrgreen:


OT: Just finished up the 18 eps of Aim FOr the Ace that I had. Sorry there arent moe available. :(
THe whole very stylized, often abstract, artwork combined with a 70's feel really was appealing.
Much better than the live action with Aya. ;)
9 Aug 2010, 10:57 #5723
Eve wrote:Much better than the live action with Aya. ;)

I figured you'd say that. :mrgreen:
9 Aug 2010, 11:13 #5724
Eve wrote:

I missed this post. Vote Beem!

Must have been watching Nodame. :mrgreen:


OT: Just finished up the 18 eps of Aim FOr the Ace that I had. Sorry there arent moe available. :(
THe whole very stylized, often abstract, artwork combined with a 70's feel really was appealing.
Much better than the live action with Aya. ;)


I've been reaching watch Honey & Clover season 1....dayem funny.
9 Aug 2010, 21:17 #5725
bmwracer wrote:
I figured you'd say that. :mrgreen:


Its good to be known in these threads. :victory:


Tu_triky wrote:

I've been reaching watch Honey & Clover season 1....dayem funny.


An all time favorite of mine. I watched the Special recently.
26 Aug 2010, 05:36 #5726
Perfect Blue/Paprika Director Satoshi Kon Passes Away...

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-08-24/award-winning-director-satoshi-kon-passes-away
26 Aug 2010, 07:49 #5727
runpup wrote:Perfect Blue/Paprika Director Satoshi Kon Passes Away...

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-08-24/award-winning-director-satoshi-kon-passes-away

Yow, he was only 47... He directed some of my favorite anime: Perfect Blue, Tokyo Godfathers, and Millennium Actress... :sweat:

RIP.

EDIT: He had pancreatic cancer. :(
26 Aug 2010, 10:15 #5728
been watching several animes lately:
Fairy Tail - surprisngly good
Nurarihyon no Mago
Legend of the Legendary heroes
and of course Giant Killing
26 Aug 2010, 20:59 #5729
I had classics revival a few months ago :mrgreen: :
- Mirai Shounen Conan (I think it's my alltime favorite).
- Maison Ikkoku
- Kimagure Orange Road
27 Aug 2010, 03:32 #5730
7th-key wrote:I had classics revival a few months ago :mrgreen: :
- Mirai Shounen Conan (I think it's my alltime favorite).
- Maison Ikkoku
- Kimagure Orange Road

Now, those r classics allright!
Liked all three although I never did get to finish maison...
27 Aug 2010, 04:14 #5731
arnel98 wrote:
Now, those r classics allright!
Liked all three although I never did get to finish maison...

Well, it does stagnate a bit around ep 70 but it paces up again the last 10 episodes and ends up nicely.
Maison and Kimagure are often compared but see I Maison as the more mature of the two and somehow timeless, while Kimagure is stuck in the 80s.

Oh, now that I remember, I still have Versailles no Bara... :mrgreen:
28 Aug 2010, 02:51 #5732
Haven't seen Versailles. Legend of galactic heroes is another one of those classics i liked. I wonder if they'll reintroduce that again. Would be nice to watch it in better animation
7 Sep 2010, 04:53 #5733
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kKVk83aHko&feature=related
8 Sep 2010, 14:17 #5734
Almost a year will have passed since I did start being really into animes. I figured out I had that way last year October, just when I was fond of staring at each scene from K-On with all of my thoughts like who made wonderful actions, who did character voices, and who made these scenes. That gave me a LOT of tips as well to have fun watching more pieces. I clearly know K-On is now coming to an end, sadly plus they don't say it will be back again. I heard them yesterday on TV say next time I see K-On members it will be a real ending, I mean bye-bye for a piece that made my 2nd life as an otaku. Now I can enjoy all genres from the late 60's through 2010's. :puppydog:
1 Oct 2010, 22:52 #5735
Watching Touch at the moment.
I saw the live action movie recently and it was so bad I now need to wash it away with the real thing.
2 Oct 2010, 04:48 #5736
7th-key wrote:Watching Touch at the moment.
I saw the live action movie recently and it was so bad I now need to wash it away with the real thing.


The anime is really good. Felt long in the middle but the last 10-20 episodes are great. :thumbsup:
7 Oct 2010, 07:44 #5737
7th-key wrote:Watching Touch at the moment.
I saw the live action movie recently and it was so bad I now need to wash it away with the real thing.


Youve been watching some really great classics this summer. Youch was terrific and I adored KOR. And the datedness (can I use this word?) of it. MAison I didnt finish but I enjoyed what I did watch about 60+ eps. Rumiko Takahashi is a huge favorite of mine. Her URusei Yatsura was the first really long series to get me hooked back in the early 90's. Now Im dating myself... :sweat: :beaten:

Did you finish ever Rose Of Versaille? I just finished up with Glass Mask again. Wonderful group who did this group of series. :victory:
7 Oct 2010, 08:14 #5738
7th-key wrote:Watching Touch at the moment.
I saw the live action movie recently and it was so bad I now need to wash it away with the real thing.


haha. i know what you mean. rarely can a live-action show really capture the original anime. i felt nodame cantabile did a good job, though. but that's a rarity...

currently watching moribito. balsa kicks butt!!! :metaldevil:
11 Oct 2010, 10:21 #5739
lilly_pad wrote:

haha. i know what you mean. rarely can a live-action show really capture the original anime. i felt nodame cantabile did a good job, though. but that's a rarity...

currently watching moribito. balsa kicks butt!!! :metaldevil:


Nodame was one of the very best! :victory:
11 Oct 2010, 10:59 #5740
Eve wrote:Nodame was one of the very best! :victory:

Yup.

A great production staff, director, writer, and cast... Definitely a rarity.

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