2010-12-22, 10:46 | Link #667 |
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that's why I said he won't hit her back!............ He loves to play around but ended up getting lectured by silvia. Specially in SS. When he goes to warn academy city to not meddle with gemstone and also to snoop around. He fought a level 5 and got lectured by Silvia.
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2010-12-22, 11:58 | Link #668 |
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Yeah, the impression Ollerus gives me is:
Ollerus: Board of Directors, I'm badass so, don't mess with the children or you will mess with me! Because I'm a friging maij... Silvia: Hora! Don't be cocky and lets get back to work!!! Ollerus: ;_; ... ok... |
2010-12-22, 12:37 | Link #670 |
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It was in the novel 20:
http://www.baka-tsuki.org/project/in...me20_Chapter_3 |
2010-12-22, 12:39 | Link #671 | |
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2010-12-23, 12:27 | Link #674 |
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episode? nope, but a chapter in railgun manga. Misaka did fought accelerator. Or maybe I should say that misaka attack accelerator but accelerator is so bored he didn't do a thing and just left the scene.
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2010-12-23, 12:51 | Link #675 |
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some questions
Here are my next set of questions:
1. Why do the light novels take so long to come out? Unlike Naruto or bleach, where an issue comes out every week, why does it take 3 to 4 months for the next issue to come out? 2. I am a little bit confused as to how much of the story i need to know. I follow the Index anime, but must i read every single manga as well as watch every single episode of Railgun to fully understand the plot? I have finished watching Index season 1 and i am currently following season 2. However, must i also familiarize myself with Railgun if i want to completely understand the Index universe? 3. What are the light novels anyway? I know that other animes follow the manga. However, when i first started watching Index, i was quite surprised to find out that the anime was following the novels. Why is Index following the light novels when the author could just do a toaru majutsu no index season 2 manga? I am quite perplexed because this is the first time that i have heard of the concept of the light novels. Please explain this to me. 4. Why are most of the light novels untranslated? Is it because Index isn't as popular as other animes in america or the rest of the world? I am from singapore, but i refer to Baktsuki for the translations. Why isn't Index like Naruto or One Piece, where there are translations every week? These are my new questions |
2010-12-23, 13:14 | Link #676 |
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My turn to answer this, stay out of it.
1. Manga chapters have about 17-18 or 40+ pages. For your example of Shounen Jump manga, they release a new issue every week, with about 17-18 pages. There are many artists assigned to a mangaka (Bakuman's references are pretty reliable here.), which is how they manage to print one chapter every week. As for Light Novels, there's only one source of story content, the author. The author has to plan everything, and importantly, write everything by himself. For TAMnI, we're lucky here that the author's a machine. One novel release every 3 to 4 months is pretty fast for a Light Novel, just ask the Haruhi fans out there and hear them rampage about Volume 10... Since you're from Singapore, let me ask you this, how many words can you write for a composition? For Light Novel authors, they have to write about (with reference to Volume 7 translation) 70,000+ English words just to cover the content. 2. Your best source of content in the Touma-verse is the LNs, since everything else is derived from it. The Railgun content and short stories are just complementary, unless you want to understand more about volume 3 of the LNs or episodes 10-14 of season 1. 3. Light Novels are basically novels of about 300+ pages. Kind of slightly thicker than an Artemis Fowl book, but the original Japanese novels are like a booklet, small (A5 size) and easy to keep. The author is a writer, not a mangaka, so everything started from the novels. The manga series derive from the novel events, so the author isn't going to do some Index 2 manga because he isn't the one drawing it (someone one one someone else is). Go check out Kinokuniya Orchard and check under the ライト。ノベル category, you'll get my idea. 4. What I have been ranting about ever since I got started... The skill required, the dedication needed, all these things are required for LNs more than manga, which is why you don't see LNs translated as fast (or not even translated at all). There's a reason why on Baka-Tsuki, we only have Toradora! as our 'complete' series, and there are still Short Stories left to be translated.
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2010-12-23, 13:30 | Link #677 |
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Some questions
Wow, thanks! These things really make more sense now. From this, is it wrong to say that Index is a unique anime because the creator is more of a writer than a mangaka? If you look at famous anime artists like Akira Toriyama or Oda sensei, they are manga artists who express their ideas and stories through their drawings. However, for Index, the anime is planned out by a writer and drawn by a separate artist.
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Look how this SOB draws, i wish he gave some tutorials http://r-s.sakura.ne.jp/w/i_m.htm |
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