2012-09-08, 20:35 | Link #383 | |
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I'm also checking his resumé and he doesn't seem to have worked on SM
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2012-09-08, 20:51 | Link #384 | |
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I doubt he would put his name to this: Spoiler for Masahiro Ando:
Also.. Taichi Nakamura.. can you imagine all the QUALITY the new anime would suffer at his hands if he was once again hired? haha Spoiler for Taichi Nakamura:
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2012-09-08, 21:05 | Link #386 |
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I gotta admit, reading some of the comments here makes me feel as if Sailor Moon was wasted on me. That's how it was for Evangelion, where, at the time, I was more into the harem aspects of anime(i.e. looking for Shinji/Asuka/Rei/Misato to hook up) than the deeper/harsher reality that those characters faced. I don't remember too much about Sailor Moon other than the first big 3 arcs/seasons(the very first one, the one about the "Doom Tree", and the arc with "Riine"(don't know the jp names (>.>)...) were good; enjoying the magical girl elements and the romance with the chars(though I always felt bad for "Lita" because she never got a long-term guy). I never looked at it objectively, even though I was old enough to do so(like with, say, X-men). I thought nothing more than it being "fluff", not about the story's composition, it's direction, the character's flaws, etc. I don't think I could go back and watch it in it's full-unedited glory(only watched what was shown normal TV and, much later, on Toonami) because of its age. I hope that this new movie will be able to show me the Sailor Moon that was deeper than its exterior showcased; the one everyone in this thread is talking about. I actually liked that style of animation =0(.
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2012-09-09, 02:04 | Link #387 |
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It would be strange if it was done by any other studio besides Toei. I mean isn't Sailor Moon one of their biggest babies? They wouldn't want to allow other studios to profit from it would they?
I love Ito Ikuko! Please have her come back and be in charge of all future seasons! But I'm dying to know about what the production is like right now. Concept sketches? Character designs? Anything! Are there any Japanese blogs out there from people on the inside? |
2012-09-09, 16:22 | Link #389 | |
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2012-10-24, 21:20 | Link #390 |
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Personally, I really hope they could decide to use the format, tone (darker and more mature), and depth found in the manga as opposed to the original anime series with the 'monster of the day' episodic BS. This could be really good, I can't wait!
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2012-10-24, 23:15 | Link #392 |
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Great to hear, I watched the whole series straight through subbed, a couple of years ago, I can say I'm looking forward to this, First Saint Seiya, now Sailor Moon, I hope a new Ronin Warriors/Samuari Troopers is on the horizon
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2012-10-25, 06:36 | Link #393 | |
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Even though the manga scanlation I read wasn't the best, I think the story spoke for itself. Much better. Not that I didn't like the original anime, but I do want to see the new one centered on the manga more.
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2012-10-25, 11:42 | Link #395 | ||
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But I have a feeling they won't make the story the same dark and mature tone as the manga though - it won't sell well with the broad audience (little kids and such).
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2012-10-25, 12:22 | Link #396 | |
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As for the anime itself, I too hope that they follow the manga this time. As the audience this time around will be older, they'll be able to show the darker and more mature stuff. Though the pacing was a little fast, I hope they will still follow the manga closely, because I found it rather good |
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2012-10-25, 13:44 | Link #397 | ||
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Here's hoping that they manage to reel in Ikuhara to make a couple of episodes again.
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2012-10-25, 13:51 | Link #398 |
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While I agree with this (Usagi is my favorite character but I love when the entire cast gets equal spotlight), I just find it funny since the series is Sailor Moon. It basically is The Usagi Show since it's already named after her. :P
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2012-10-25, 14:27 | Link #400 |
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I'm confused why people are talking about the manga as if it hadn't been made for kids and the anime was toned down for younger audiences...!? Because it was serialised in a magazine aimed at young (pre to early teen) girls, so I feel sparing your audiences of dark, scary themes in the manga wasn't the reason why the anime was different.
I'm quite excited for this, and open for whatever they throw at us. If anything I hope there will be more focus on the rest of the cast and less on Usagi... and ideally, they might make me actually like Mamoru, although that's maybe a bit of a stretch |
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