slowly devoured ashita no joe over the past few days and i'm fucking satisfied with this end. i would've been disappointed if the verdict of this final match was any different.
you nerds better have a good reason if you haven't experienced this manga yet.
At 9/21/14 01:06 AM, towelie101 wrote: slowly devoured ashita no joe over the past few days and i'm fucking satisfied with this end. i would've been disappointed if the verdict of this final match was any different.
you nerds better have a good reason if you haven't experienced this manga yet.
Already experienced it. There is simply nothing else like it out there.
At 9/21/14 01:10 AM, Onett wrote:At 9/21/14 01:06 AM, towelie101 wrote: slowly devoured ashita no joe over the past few days and i'm fucking satisfied with this end. i would've been disappointed if the verdict of this final match was any different.Already experienced it. There is simply nothing else like it out there.
you nerds better have a good reason if you haven't experienced this manga yet.
based hox is fucking awesome for delivering the rest of it. i haven't been hyped by anything like it in a while. i'm pretty tempted to pick up ippo now but that shit's like 100 volumes compared to joe. i know it won't hold a candle to the latter anyway.
At 9/21/14 01:20 AM, towelie101 wrote:
based hox is fucking awesome for delivering the rest of it. i haven't been hyped by anything like it in a while. i'm pretty tempted to pick up ippo now but that shit's like 100 volumes compared to joe. i know it won't hold a candle to the latter anyway.
Yeah but they're not necessarily the same, I don't think it's fair to compare both. Joe is more human drama while Ippo is simply a really phenomenal sports comedy series. Ashita no Joe has a lot of social commentary on social classes and the end result of the huge social-economic gap. Along with it's coming of age boxing. Hajime no Ippo is coming of age, but it's also strictly about the sport itself and the characters who devote their lives to it.
Joe is a lot more fulfilling since it's a finished work, but I don't regret that month of reading Hajime no Ippo and catching up the latest chapters of the time.
At 9/21/14 01:31 AM, Onett wrote: Joe is a lot more fulfilling since it's a finished work, but I don't regret that month of reading Hajime no Ippo and catching up the latest chapters of the time.
That'd be typically 3-4 volumes a day, unless you marathon read like 10 occasionally. Not so bad.
I just noticed that the anime of joe was fully subbed early this summer as well. Gonna pick that shit up before I even think of tackling Ippo.
I think the Cowbop dub is a bit overblown. Both audio tracks are very good by anime standards, and sure that's rarer in english versions but I don't think it's essential to watch it dubbed because of that. It's good either way. Most seem to just prefer whichever version they saw first.
At 9/20/14 08:23 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 9/20/14 05:45 PM, Sevkat wrote:Refusing to watch a dub even when it's unanimously agreed all over that it's superior. That's weeaboo talk.At 9/20/14 05:23 PM, Oolaph wrote:I'm not watching a fuckin' english dub, bruth/a/s.
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fuck yuo idiote
At 9/21/14 09:23 AM, Jackho wrote: Both audio tracks are very good by anime standards, and sure that's rarer in english versions
Good English dubs are not rare at all anymore. Lots of them are well done, now. I dunno if dubs that are actually better than the original are, though. I can't really say that I know of many animes I'd be totally adamant about watching in English aside from maybe Shin Chan and Lupin III series 2 + Secret of Mamo. Damn, I wish they'd get Tony Oliver, Richard Epcar and the rest of the group to dub the other Lupin series and the movies.
At 9/21/14 12:56 AM, Onett wrote: I only watch my animes in their original, Japanese language, because English dub va's are awful and are only in it for the money while the original Japanese va's do not do it for money, but to preserve the spirit of how it was meant to be watched ^____^
roru!
At 9/21/14 01:06 AM, towelie101 wrote: slowly devoured ashita no joe over the past few days and i'm fucking satisfied with this end. i would've been disappointed if the verdict of this final match was any different.
you nerds better have a good reason if you haven't experienced this manga yet.
Been there, done that.
That's where I learn Kamina's death was based off from, also his dad's name was Joe...
"As the old saying goes...what was it again?"
For me it's more than just that the Bebop dub is really good it's also that it feels a lot more like it was meant to be in English. The setting, characters, music are all suited more to an English dub. Same with shows like Baccano or Monster where the setting is western and having all the characters speaking Japanese is weird.
At 9/22/14 06:42 PM, Gobblemeister wrote: For me it's more than just that the Bebop dub is really good it's also that it feels a lot more like it was meant to be in English. The setting, characters, music are all suited more to an English dub. Same with shows like Baccano or Monster where the setting is western and having all the characters speaking Japanese is weird.
Also, the person who helped composed the tracks for the series actually prefer the English dub as well. Must have done something right to warrant that at least.
I think the issue is that aside from people being too overzealous on the Japanese version, there's also the fact that the dubs back in the days sucked.
This can really leave a bad taste in any anime fans' mouths.
"As the old saying goes...what was it again?"
Apparently, James Cameron is planning to make a movie based on Battle Angel. This doesn't sit well with me. I bet he'll tone it down, for one thing.
just finished the first season of Legend of the Galactic Heroes without Sevkat because he's a lame-o
oooooooooooooh my wooooooooooooooooooooord this is good stuff
Currently frustrated that "Kenichi the Strongest Disciple", manga has ended. I hope they make a sequel soon like, Kenichi the Strongest Expert or Master manga. This long running manga was a classic.
The object of war is not to die for your country, but to make the other bastard die for his.”~Ikkaku from Bleach.
At 9/28/14 02:05 PM, Gozeta wrote: Currently frustrated that "Kenichi the Strongest Disciple", manga has ended. I hope they make a sequel soon like, Kenichi the Strongest Expert or Master manga. This long running manga was a classic.
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ah/oh my goddess also ended earlier this year. never really cared for either tho.
Toonami just ended showing Space Dandy. I found the last episode to be meh.
At 9/29/14 01:01 AM, DoctorStrongbad wrote: Toonami just ended showing Space Dandy. I found the last episode to be meh.
I remember watching Toonami back then. With DBZ and Voltron in it's roster. What IS Space Dandy?? O.o
The object of war is not to die for your country, but to make the other bastard die for his.”~Ikkaku from Bleach.
At 9/29/14 03:27 PM, Gozeta wrote: I remember watching Toonami back then. With DBZ and Voltron in it's roster. What IS Space Dandy?? O.o
It is a show about a guy that is an alien hunter, and likes to visit boobies ( space version of Hooters). I have heard many people praise it, but I do not think it is that great.
If I wanted to get into anime, what should i start off by watching? ^^
Just reached the halfway point in Legend of the Galactic Heroes. Second season was great, but a bit of a step down from the first. I'm expecting some big stuff will happen soon though.
At 9/30/14 10:59 PM, DoctorStrongbad wrote:
It is a show about a guy that is an alien hunter, and likes to visit boobies ( space version of Hooters). I have heard many people praise it, but I do not think it is that great.
Sounds like a mix of Cowboy Bebop and City Hunter.
"As the old saying goes...what was it again?"
The anime that got me really interested in the genre was Bleach. It's a great series. I recommend it to you, but only if you enjoy long shounen series.
One word of advice: skip the fillers. They're annoying and boring.
Oh well thanks but i have no idea what Shounen even is :P
At 10/5/14 02:40 PM, Toastie wrote: Oh well thanks but i have no idea what Shounen even is :P
Basically anime made for young boys.
What anime have you seen that you liked? Cowboy Bebop is generally considered a good start. And Ghibli movies like Princess Mononoke, Nausicaa and Spirited Away. Those can often appeal to both anime fans and people who don't normally watch anime.
shounen is roughly equivalent to the "young adult" demographic in the west.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/news/2014-10-06/naruto-manga-to-end-in-5-weeks/.79600
good night sweet prince
Have any of you seen Gugure! Kokkuri-san , it looks fucking sweet , I've been waiting for an anime like this , I can't wait for a new episode .
At 10/6/14 02:06 AM, towelie101 wrote: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/news/2014-10-06/naruto-manga-to-end-in-5-weeks/.79600
Wow, it will actually come to an end?
Hi, i liked to know more animes for I to watch
At 10/10/14 02:39 PM, GodThanatos wrote: Hi, i liked to know more animes for I to watch
Do you prefer sci-fi, or medieval age?
At 10/10/14 03:40 PM, DoctorStrongbad wrote:At 10/10/14 02:39 PM, GodThanatos wrote: Hi, i liked to know more animes for I to watchDo you prefer sci-fi, or medieval age?
Sci-fi
