2007-09-21, 23:57 | Link #562 |
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Wow after episode 17 I stand by what I said before. I would rate this anime 8-9 and I'll lean close to 9. True that the plot actually sucks, below average, but they're just so cute. I may be saying this just because I'm sick of love triangles at the moment, but that's how I feel.
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2007-09-22, 03:55 | Link #567 |
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I found it boring, it was 'okay' as anime goes, but it fails to live up to the original GS. By episode 30 i was thinking of giving up and going off to play guild wars or something >.<
I'm not a huge mecha fan as it is, so its got to have something special to keep me watching and for me to keep it. |
2007-09-29, 03:09 | Link #568 |
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I have no issues with watching something in one straight sitting. I find that after a long period of time dealing with new episodes once a week, it can be quite relaxing to see several episodes in a single day. Gundam Seed was great for a sitting, I only watched the last half though because CN ruined it for meh.
New episode of Mamoru-kun Ni Megami no Shukufuku wo! Yay!!!! Toybox got SERVED! <_< It's a good episode too.
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2007-10-16, 08:00 | Link #569 |
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Perhaps this should be moved to the licensed forum now?
http://www.kadokawapicturesusa.com/a..._to_mamoru.php |
2007-10-16, 08:51 | Link #571 | |
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I've never heard of them before in regards to US anime releases, yet I see that they have (among other things) Haruhi, Karin, and FMP:TSR listed on their website, which I thought were licenced by Bandai, Geneon and Funimation, respectivly? Are they just some sort of distributor? Given the glacial pace that Mamoru-kun is being fansubbed, I would certainly welcome a US release, I just wonder about this company. |
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2007-10-16, 09:11 | Link #572 | |
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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They didn't do those three.
This is odd, I have never heard of them either. This was on their site. Quote:
Wiki said they are a Japanese company. The website is just their USA branch, but they havn't licensed anything. They distribute the shows to TV stations and such. They just take already licensed material and send it out. I can't find anything on a group that licensed this. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/ency...me.php?id=6803 Look at bottom, says Japanese companies. Kadokawa is there. Nothing about this being licensed. On a side note, 18 was just released.
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2007-10-16, 09:13 | Link #573 |
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Correct me if i'm wrong but i think they're like the US branch of Kadokawa Japan who have the licenses in Japan which is similar to how there's Geneon in Japan and the US. And yes, Bandai, Geneon and Funimation were just responsible for distribution (and i think production too) while Kadokawa are the ones who actually have the license. Anyone who followed the licensing development of Haruhi would remember that the original ASOS Brigade web site had a line that something to the effect of "Haruhi licensed by Kadokawa USA, distributed by Bandai" on the bottom of the page.
If you check animenewsnetwork's pages for those titles, you'll see Kadokawa Pictures USA is the one who has the licenses too. I suspect ANN hasn't mentioned anything because no distributor has been announced yet and consequently, no press release either. However, the anime is listed under their (Kadokawa USA's) licensing and distribution page and it seems like whatever Kadokawa Shoten has in Japan, then if it's going to be stateside, then Kadokawa Pictures USA is automatically the one who has the license. Last edited by Shin_Battousai; 2007-10-16 at 09:44. |
2007-10-16, 12:25 | Link #576 |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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AnimeSuki should not consider it licensed, unless they want to consider all Kadokawa, Geneon, Bandai, and Shogakukan shows licensed in advance. Kadokawa USA is simply Kadokawa Japan's wholly-owned subsidiary that represents their properties in the U.S., just like Geneon USA, Bandai Visual, and Viz. By posting Mamoru-kun on their website, it means they're shopping for a partner or a licensor, since they themselves don't distribute anime in North America. It shouldn't be considered licensed, by AnimeSuki's definition, until a distribution partner or licensor is announced, as there are no plans for release yet.
In this case, it's not so dissimilar to Enoki Films USA -- the shows listed there aren't licensed, but Enoki has the right to license them if any company's interested. That's what the Kadokawa listing means. |
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