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I personally enjoy the anime performances, but I wouldn't say there is much difference between them.
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It's also for this reason that IMO BetoJR's comparison is off the mark. The Star Wars quote and Jesus story are saturated in our culture to the extent that they are instantly recognizable to most people reading an English language forum. Compared to that, barely anyone in the English speaking anime community has heard of Touch, and it is safe to assume that for most, it is a new discovery at this point. We are not in Japan. It was a classic there, but not to most people on this forum. Well, I guess I should take my own advice and drop it, though.
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Hello Shiroth.
Both anime and manga are awesome. The manga is eighties Adachi, therefore best Adachi period, no more words are needed. The anime adaptation is incredibly faithful, the story and general art, but the ending is slightly different. The budget must have been pretty high because the backgrounds are very well drawn and are some of the best of the eighties, the music will never leave your head. There are 5 films. The first three are a compilation from the TV series and the following two, Cross Roads and Miss Lonely Yesterday, are sequels to the series some years after the events of the end of the series. The story of these two films are entirely new material made exclusively for special TV feature, they are not based on the manga and are not Adachi original stories. But Touch was and still is so famous in Japan that they had to do some type of sequels after some time. So take that in mind when watching them. Oh, yeah, and don't read back on the previous comments, they're full of spoilers. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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So the ending is quite different for the anime? In a way i'm quite glad about that, because it means i'm in for two different endings. Thanks for all the information Rob. It'll come in handy, especially where the films are concerned.
& yeah won't be going a page back anytime soon. ![]() Actually just finished the first episode, and it's great set-up. I'm glad that even though the set-up is so similar to Cross Game, though both are totally different. I'm for a treat with this show.
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my issue with the last movie is that i am a baseball fan and has very good knowledge of how the minor league system works. They way the movie depicted it was asinine, it is like whoever wrote the script never even bother to do any cursory research on US baseball and the minor league system.
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