2004-08-24, 06:45 | Link #301 | |
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Sure, I've only seen ten minutes of a random episode of this series, but I'm positive that's not much of a loss. The entire Jing Yong martial arts dramas have been done to death by the Hong Kong television industry, and I've subsequently developed a bitter skepticism against the quality of any similar adaptations. Heck, I'm more surprised that they didn't choose to adapt The Heaven Sword and the Dragon Sabre instead. Surely it's more anime-friendly than the chick-flick plot of Condor? |
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2004-08-24, 07:35 | Link #302 | |
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Not everyone seen this series yet, let alone aware about the books. As far as I know the dramas done by TVB were not available in english. And the novels were printed in Chinese letters. Some people haven't even heard about Jin Yong at all. You'll be surprised. ^^ And there is a good reason why alot of people demanded the 2nd season of Condor Hero. Not to be rude with your preference, but there are people who like Youka and Koko love story and would kill to watch the rest of the story animated. ^^ Who knows maybe after they finished with Condor Hero, they will animate Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre. ^^ |
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2004-08-24, 07:49 | Link #303 | |
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Umm, LE doesn't have the best quality, infact id say it's about average. Even if they were amazing Qaulity, I guess the encode, timing and translation each take a month. Doesn't matter anymore anyway, since it's licensed. |
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2004-09-20, 08:55 | Link #307 | |
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The first DVD release is due on the 19th Oct, contains eps 1 to 3, so it will be a while before the later episodes are available. |
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2004-09-28, 02:58 | Link #308 |
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I've just finished watching Live Evil's Condor hero anime...well the 23 eps they released neways...now I'm crying over the fact I can't see the last 3!!! :-(
I want to buy the DVD but I've read this entire thread and I'm all confused. I checked Tai Sheng's website and they dun even have condor hero listed. I checked available DVDs for sale on several sites and they only have a canto/mando dub with chinese subs from the forum i assum there'll be a english version right?? and that's the only way we can finish the anime's last 3 eps right??? |
2004-09-28, 03:23 | Link #310 | |
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It contains the first three episodes and has a retail price of $20, but you can easily find it for under $13. It's listed at DVDPacific as Legend of Condor Hero. As for Tai Seng's site, well it used to be there but at the moment it seems to be not listed (searching for "condor" or "legend" doesn't bring up any hits). Nice going Tai Seng! |
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2004-12-04, 13:35 | Link #311 |
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Question regarding Condor Hero....
Is it true the dvd release of Condor hero (seaon 1) contain only Chinese/English Audio (no Jap audio)? Also, a season2 was planned; was it already broadcasted? I am saying that because season2 of condor hero(anime not live action) is already available on dvds with only chinese audio.
Is season 2 of condor hero is licensed as well or not? Thanks!!! |
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2004-12-11, 03:57 | Link #313 |
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Great News! Legend of Condor Hero season 2 is air on TV at HK. They are up to episode 35 now. I be going to HK next week I'll see if i could get a copy of season 2 and then see wat will happen maybe get it sub. I'm a great fans of Condor Hero been watching all those live action since the day I was born.
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2004-12-11, 05:43 | Link #314 | |
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Perhaps posting your message in the Legend of Condor Hero 2003 - Live Action Discussion thread would be more appropriate. |
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2004-12-11, 14:33 | Link #315 | |
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BTW, for the REAL people who care about Live-eviL, (CENSORED - This is against forum rules), too bad you aren't one of them -Tofu Last edited by NoSanninWa; 2004-12-13 at 01:27. |
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2004-12-12, 01:09 | Link #316 | |
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2004-12-12, 10:54 | Link #317 | |
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Also, you are aware that we started the project in spring of 2002, right? So you're looking at the "quality" from a fansub age where divx3 was king and 640x480 was brand new technology and controversial. We stuck with the same encoding & typsetting basically throughout for consistency sake, but if you were trying to compare the quality of it to more modern fansubs then I think you're doing an unfair comparison. Maybe comparing it to fansubs of the day would be more fair, or looking at some of our newer titles. Anyway, I don't mean to be defensive, but no, wait, I do. ^^; BTW, I've seen you mention about your "group"... what group is this? I am curious ^^ -Tofu |
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2004-12-12, 12:53 | Link #318 | |
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This is about the anime not the live-action. If you read the title of the anime it is called " The Legend of Condor Hero". I know you are thinking about "Return of the Condor Hero" for the title. |
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2004-12-12, 13:18 | Link #319 | |
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Please, if ANYONE knows anything about this show and where to get raws (anything about Chinese warez/tv rip scene), I'd really be interested in it. Feel free to message me on here or email me at Tofusensei@live-evil.org thank you -Tofusensei (of Live-eviL) |
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2004-12-12, 13:53 | Link #320 | |
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The anime just falls prey to the same-old kiddidization that over-simplified the relationships and conflicts - which is a pretty standard procedure in most anime adaptations of novels. Also, Louis Cha's works have only recently been introduced in Japan (I think it was the mid 90's), so it's still pretty new there I think. Cha himself had said plenty times in interviews that he doesn't like film/drama adaptations, but I guess it brings in enough money so he doesn't complain much. Although, he had always insisted that Chinese martial arts novels should not be translated into European languages, because they are very cuturally Chinese (particularly Cha's works). Perhaps this is why in attempting to broaden the range of audience the anime just loses the Chineseness and just starts ... sucking. I wonder how western audiences are responding to it... (The most vocal people about this anime seems to be people who have already read the novels/watched the Hong Kong TV dramas.) |
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