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100587 · 2007-05-16, 01:25

About a month ago i got my hands on Haunted Junction and i couldn't help but feel nostalgic watching it. I kept thinking of the 90's; the opening and closing definitely spark such intrigue.

I really enjoyed this show for its light ecchi humor and comical slapstick approach, recognizable in Fushigi Yugi, Dragon Half, Ranma, KO Beast and Jewel Bem Hunter Lime. I feel like this was much more light hearted and enjoyable for all audiences then some of the newer stuff thats out now. I just wish it was a six part OVA rather then a 12 episode tv series.

100587 · 2007-05-17, 00:35

Edit: I thought this might go somewhere else, i was wrong.

Guardian Enzo · 2007-05-17, 19:28

Ah, HJ - what memories. Serious ecchi there. And an interesting left turn into seriousness at the end. All in all a pretty underrated series, IMO.

100587 · 2007-05-17, 23:10

I liked how straight forward the one liners were; they were straight to the point and you had to pay attention to get them.

zrdb · 2007-05-27, 00:42

This is one of my fav "golden oldies".

evil|plushie · 2007-05-28, 09:35

I read the manga, which was pretty good and goes on for a much longer duration than the anime. The anime was kinda incomplete and really screwed with the main chars personality.

zrdb · 2007-05-28, 21:05

It seems that's often the case with manga and anime-there's a lot of discrepency between the two when manga is adapted to anime or in the rare case when it's the other way around-as in Tenchi Muyo.

100587 · 2007-05-30, 10:58

I think as fans we just have to except that anime and manga are two different mediums. Each have there own qualities and excel in different areas. It also seems like many people have bias according to which medium they encounter first.

togupheaval · 2007-06-01, 18:50

Haunted Junction was one of the first gambles I took when buying anime (buying a series I hadn't seen already) and I've been glad I did ever since. The humor is so twisted that I can watch the series and still laugh out loud.

2007-05-16, 01:25	Link #1
100587 Junior Member Join Date: May 2007	Haunted Junction(Trip Down Memory Lane) About a month ago i got my hands on Haunted Junction and i couldn't help but feel nostalgic watching it. I kept thinking of the 90's; the opening and closing definitely spark such intrigue. I really enjoyed this show for its light ecchi humor and comical slapstick approach, recognizable in Fushigi Yugi, Dragon Half, Ranma, KO Beast and Jewel Bem Hunter Lime. I feel like this was much more light hearted and enjoyable for all audiences then some of the newer stuff thats out now. I just wish it was a six part OVA rather then a 12 episode tv series.

2007-05-17, 00:35	Link #2
100587 Junior Member Join Date: May 2007	Edit: I thought this might go somewhere else, i was wrong. Last edited by 100587; 2007-05-17 at 00:37. Reason: wrong intention

2007-05-27, 00:42	Link #5
zrdb I'm Under Arrest!! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Huh? Didn't know I had to be somewhere.......	This is one of my fav "golden oldies". __________________ Anime is ok-but you've gotta have time to live, too.

2007-05-28, 09:35	Link #6
evil\|plushie The Last Frontier Join Date: Apr 2004	I read the manga, which was pretty good and goes on for a much longer duration than the anime. The anime was kinda incomplete and really screwed with the main chars personality. __________________ God is on the side with the biggest cannon. http://sining83.blogspot.com

2007-05-28, 21:05	Link #7
zrdb I'm Under Arrest!! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Huh? Didn't know I had to be somewhere.......	It seems that's often the case with manga and anime-there's a lot of discrepency between the two when manga is adapted to anime or in the rare case when it's the other way around-as in Tenchi Muyo. __________________ Anime is ok-but you've gotta have time to live, too.

2007-05-17, 19:28	Link #3
Guardian Enzo Seishu's Ace Author Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Kobe, Japan	Ah, HJ - what memories. Serious ecchi there. And an interesting left turn into seriousness at the end. All in all a pretty underrated series, IMO.

2007-05-17, 23:10	Link #4
100587 Junior Member Join Date: May 2007	I liked how straight forward the one liners were; they were straight to the point and you had to pay attention to get them.

2007-05-30, 10:58	Link #8
100587 Junior Member Join Date: May 2007	I think as fans we just have to except that anime and manga are two different mediums. Each have there own qualities and excel in different areas. It also seems like many people have bias according to which medium they encounter first.

2007-06-01, 18:50	Link #9
togupheaval Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007	Haunted Junction was one of the first gambles I took when buying anime (buying a series I hadn't seen already) and I've been glad I did ever since. The humor is so twisted that I can watch the series and still laugh out loud.