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03-22-2004, 03:06 PM
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Christopher:
Sol Bianca: The Legacy is a fun little OVA series. The PQ is great, and it was one of the first anime disks with both English and Japanese 5.1 sound. The story is pretty good, and the end wraps things up nicely. I haven't seen the LD, but the DVDs were well worth it. Recommended.
Rob:
I've had the opposite problem the last few days. At least I can take a day off, and watch some more anime tonight.
John.
Most Recent Purchases: The Call of Cthulhu, Count Dracula, The Gravedancers, The Legend of Hell House, Prom Night, Starship Troopers, 28 Weeks Later, Unrest
Currently Collecting: Inu Yasha, Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam
Total DVDs: 1436 Anime DVDs: 776 R2 DVDs: 41 R3 DVDs: 6
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03-22-2004, 05:08 PM
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Just finished Fruits Basket...the following...
May contain Fruits Basket spoilers!!!
You have been warned.
Anyway I was kind of disappointed in the ending because I was *really* hoping Ms. Honda would hook up with either Yuki or Kyo or BOTH. Does this happen in the manga? If so Id be interested in reading it.. not really into manga in general though, it seems pretty expensive for how quickly one can read through it.. anyway that's all.
Guess that's not too big of a spoiler anyway.
Anime Collecting: Inu Yasha, Scrapped Princess
Last Purchases: Kaliedo Star Amazing Collection, Mezzo DC, Mezzo Thinpak, Neon Genesis Evangelion Platinum thinpak, Inu Yasha S2, Angelic Layer, Super Gals! Ironclad Collection, My Dear Marie
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03-22-2004, 05:33 PM
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Rahxephon is hell lot better than that craptastic Sailor Moon you're investing money into, Eric. You probably didn't understand the series. It happens. If you truly understood it, it's on par with most of the popular shows in Japan.
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03-22-2004, 06:34 PM
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Uhh...yeah...I agree with Kong. 
RahXephon kicks butt...
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03-22-2004, 06:42 PM
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I'll throw my support in for RahXephon. A wonderfully disguised love story presented as a mecha story on the surface. I believe it is Episode 19 that I would consider one of the most moving episodes I have ever seen. Also has such a great ending.
Any word on when the RahXephon movie is getting a U.S. release?
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03-22-2004, 06:45 PM
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Rahxephon is hell lot better than that craptastic Sailor Moon you're investing money into, Eric. You probably didn't understand the series. It happens. If you truly understood it, it's on par with most of the popular shows in Japan.
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I don't like something, therefore I didn't understand it. 
Are we going to bash other people's opinions? I can post to usenet if that's the case. |
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03-22-2004, 07:02 PM
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Thanks for all the comments for Rahxephon. There were moments thatI liked better than others. I may revisit it later, but there are other series I need to finish first, plus I wouldn't mind checking out is FLCL. But I need to finish off Bebop, Trigun, and Excel Saga, plus I still have The Big O and Boogipop Phantom boxes to watch.
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03-22-2004, 09:28 PM
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Are we going to bash other people's opinions?
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I'm not going to, because I hate when the people in here bash my opinion on dubs! 
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03-22-2004, 11:36 PM
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Nonono...no bashing...
Rahxephon turned me off abit when I first started watching it but the more you get into the story the more you get hooked, you just have to watch more!
Stacey
PS. If anyone's interested, I'll be posting a bunch of my dvd's up for sale in the software forum tomarrow when I wake up.
I think the only anime I might get rid of is Maison Ikkoku box 1, I just can't get around to it and I don't know if I want to invest in 2 more boxes of it!
I'm also getting rid of books 1-7 of my Chobits Manga...I've read it twice..I think that's enough for me!
Why? Well, saving for the wedding! I'm $378 lower than I'd like to be...sigh....just wait till you see my giant orders I'll be making when we return though! muuhahaha... |
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03-22-2004, 11:41 PM
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Stacy, I call dibs on the Maison Ikkoku box! |
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03-23-2004, 02:31 AM
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Okok Rob, but only if you promise to spell my name right...!
I'll hold it out for ya, send me an e-mail:
Stacey22@rocketmail.com
Yeeahh! I'm one step closer to Vegas already! hehe...
Actually, the reservations are all set, it's just the actual money for the trip that I need...
I Can't fathom coming home without a woopie cushion that says "I've been to Las Vegas" on it! 
Stacey
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03-23-2004, 10:18 AM
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Stacey:
Ouch...having to sell parts of your collection  . I'm not sure I could do that.
James:
I agree . I can't wait to rewatch it again, but it will be at least a couple of months.
All:
Having a day off from cleaning and moving was very nice . I finished off Martian Successor Nadesico with volume 6. I think the parodic elements really make this series, and it's definitely fun to watch. It's a 'B'-series, and worth the time and money to pick it up. I also watched the first disk of Crying Freeman: Complete Collection. A touch of the ol' ultraviolence, I had only seen the first episode a while back on tape. It's old school, and certainly not for everyone, especially kids.
John.
Most Recent Purchases: The Call of Cthulhu, Count Dracula, The Gravedancers, The Legend of Hell House, Prom Night, Starship Troopers, 28 Weeks Later, Unrest
Currently Collecting: Inu Yasha, Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam
Total DVDs: 1436 Anime DVDs: 776 R2 DVDs: 41 R3 DVDs: 6
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03-23-2004, 12:22 PM
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Stacey:
Remember, we want photos of the wedding.
Anywho, anybody seen the movie Ju-Oh, The Grudge? A friend of mine recommended it to me.
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