no, it means 10% get the bus i know the original poster corrected his mistake (i noticed after i posted) but i was trying to show how stupid his statement looked. and going by your responce, i think i made my point.

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I watch hentai.


:hidesbehi

wat anime is that? i watch lots of anime

initial d ,ghost in the shell,wangan midnight mostly the 1st and last

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What do you think about anime and if like it what are your favorites?

INITIAL D!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Yu-Gi-Oh and Pokemon
(Yes, I'm a freak)

Lol...thats funny

way to doublepost nooob

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wat anime is that? i watch lots of anime

Hentai is cartoon porn, mainly for people who can't handle reality.

ahahahaahahhaha lfsn00b XD

hehe...hes a noob a porn aswell

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wat anime is that? i watch lots of anime

initial d ,ghost in the shell,wangan midnight mostly the 1st and last

So.. did you like ghost in the shell.. I'm not going to tell anything before I hear your opinion .

Okay it happend once but i se hantai as not aloud at this topic this is to you al okay

Thanks for Reading

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So.. did you like ghost in the shell.. I'm not going to tell anything before I hear your opinion .

Al those anime's you mansoined those movies and ghost in the cell what kind of animes are those? im verry intresting to get to know new anime series people mansion.
So if you could please tel mee al the names/

Thanks for Reading

i love ghost in the shell

Yeah, Ghost is one of my favourites too. Still a benchmark in animation and a brilliant soundtrack (the series rules too).

GHOST FTW!!!

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Al those anime's you mansoined those movies and ghost in the cell what kind of animes are those? im verry intresting to get to know new anime series people mansion.
So if you could please tel mee al the names/

Thanks for Reading

Ghost In The Shell isn't new, it's from about 1995. It was groundbreaking at the time and is still highly revered, even by people who don't dig anime. Apart from the bar-raising animation, slick action sequences and emotive, dark atmosphere it had a complex, existential plot involving cyborgs/AI and has been compared many times to the masterpiece Bladerunner...

Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex was a spinoff TV series that finished up in about 2003 and ruled incredibly hard (there's a new series on now though I think). wiki

Ghost and Akira (from 1987 - the one that got me hooked all over again, building on the good work of Astroboy and Speed Racer) are still so high on my list I don't think they can ever be brought down - not even by Miyazaki-san

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hehe...hes a noob a porn aswell

seriously, what you write makes no sence to me.

I think harjun drinks too many energy drinks - maybe he can't slow down long enough to proofread

Hank- can't say I remember Ghost too well, but I'm pretty positive I did see it years ago, thanks to a friend who was and probably still is a huge manga/anime freak. I'll hunt it out again sometime.

Akira was something else. I think overall it really helped shake up some snobby artistic prejudices- people who previously looked down on comics as a low-brow art form were kind of enlightened by the possibilities that Akira bought along. It didn't hurt that the soundtrack rocked as well- especially the Taiko drumming (edit: glock?) piece (there's a great track running in the credits, which was also used in the bike chase sequence, one of my favourite in Akira), and I think that was the first time I heard gamelan music (not knowing it as such)... the leitmotif that plays along to the soul/energy? thing.

PS- anybody see the new Transformers movie? What did you think?

PSS- is it just me or have the font's on the forum been all changed around?

Fonts seem fine to me

The Transformers movie was pretty cool. I went in with very, very low expectations as far as plot, acting, direction etc. being that it was a Michael Bay film (Pearl Harbour, Armageddon, a long list of other gung-ho shit). The corny dialogue and often redundant human characters (Jon Voight for one, hot Aussie soap-star chick for two, wisecracking, stereotypical, fat African-American hacker for three) didn't disappoint - I was expecting them to suck, and suck they did Megan Fox was a welcome inclusion as the unbelievably hot chick who's great with cars, though, and the lead kid, whatever his name was, did just fine. I guess.

It was all about the bots, though and they certainly didn't disappoint CGI-wise. The battles were just awesome - brilliantly animated and frantic, fast, immensely and satisfyingly destructive and it was riveting - impossible to take your eyes off the screen. Without a doubt some of the best CGI I've seen in recent times. There were a few nerdy niggles though - some of the bots' names and character traits didn't match up with those of their original cartoon namesakes, but that's irrelevant (even to an original 10yr-old up-at-6am-to-watch-cartoons TF fan like me). This was a flick about giant robots beating the crap out of each other and, on that level, Transformers earned 10/10 :up:

Upon seeing some early shots of the bots I had reservations about the design: too busy, too blingy and not nearly manga-like enough. I still stand by that assessment but in the scheme of things I didn't notice that stuff while watching the movie - all the design decisions made sense when the bots were in motion. Plus the sheer technical genius behind the design & animation was enough to keep me glued to the screen Here's a nice article about TF art director, Alex Jaeger, with some cool stats about the TF characters - e.g., Optimus Prime tips the scales at 10,108 pieces of geometry. Imagine keeping track of all those while animating him! :eek:

So, in conclusion, TF kicks insane amounts of arse as a brainless, comic-book action flick (and a good mate informs me the new movie-based PS2 game is equally awesome fun). As a serious movie, though? Well, it wasn't even pretending to be one, so fahgeddaboudit If I want robots/borg/action heroes/AI philosophising, there's always Star Trek, Ghost In The Shell, Akira, Metal Gear Solid etc. to keep me happy

0_0 wow thats cool hankstart EDIT: yaay im gettin s2 back in 1-2days

I love the animated arts and Japan would have to be on top of the rest when it comes to animation. Furthermore, the storylines for a lot of Japanese film are often much more interesting and thought provoking than the Disney style Lion King plot that gets recycled every time Hollywood makes an animated film or series.

Undoubtedly there is some crappy anime available, but if you are a fan of great animated film I recommend that you seek out the works of Hayao Miyazaki. In most of his films you will see outstanding scenery, enjoy an interesting and less-predictable plot, meet good characters, and witness excellent animation of organic and inorganic forms. If you are a budding animator, you are more likely to find inspiration in anime than from "western" productions, in my opinion. Generally speaking, the standard of animation is much higher from Japan.

And for a fun, action-packed animated series with humour and historical references you can't go past Samurai Champloo. That would have to be my one of my favourites.

I'll watch anime, although I'm not a fan or knowledgeable at all.

I do love Sonic X though, but I've been a Sonic fan since Sonic first came out

Plus one, Gunn Miyazaki's just brilliant - my kids'll be watching his films, mostly so I can watch them again
Samurai Champloo's a brilliant series too :up: just wish it was back on SBS (same goes for Evangelion, Ghost In The Shell, Gunsmith Cats) ... oh well, time to blow the paycheque on DVDs again *sigh* My wife's gonna kill me ...

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As you say, I just love that the story lines in manga`s and anime`s, they are not that much predictebal as the normalyl hollywood stuff that there is too much around nowdays.

Problem is, that most people that not watch anime`s and such belives that it`s child cartoons because it is drawings, but that is horrible wrong. Often are these mature and grown up series, that often are pretty blody and brutal.

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As you say, I just love that the story lines in manga`s and anime`s, they are not that much predictebal as the normalyl hollywood stuff that there is too much around nowdays.

Problem is, that most people that not watch anime`s and such belives that it`s child cartoons because it is drawings, but that is horrible wrong. Often are these mature and grown up series, that often are pretty blody and brutal.

Jup take Bleach An Naruto the new series and the old for excample and ofcourse the gundam series one of my altime favorites
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Okay Naruto sersies started a lil Childish but it becamer more serious take the newe shippuuden sersies that is not excactly for lil kids to many scary vilians (even some scare me) and its matures you got to know the chacters now thats wat i like in anime e deep emotional sersies:yipee:.
That hits people form the iside