mangaman74
Akatsuki
Ryu Shoji said:
Have you tried the supermarkets? I got my issue from ASDA.
Godot said:
It was a previous issue that came with the GITS magnets.
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Have you tried the supermarkets? I got my issue from ASDA.
It was a previous issue that came with the GITS magnets.
Paradox295
Pokémon Master
You could probably buy two :lol:keirapop said:
SFX Anime edition
I picked this up this morning and I have to say it's definitely not worth the £7.99 price tag for the gifts included.
The poster is nice with Ponyo and Totoro to choose from. The badges are very cheap and the pin rattles a lot. The DVD is a welcomed, but it's an Eco-Disc. That means it's about half the thickness of a normal DVD so easily flexes in the hand. You could snap it very very easily.
If it had the GiTS magnets in then it would have been a better deal, but as it stands it should be a £5.99 mag.
There should be images of the table of contents, badges, and DVD below.
I picked this up this morning and I have to say it's definitely not worth the £7.99 price tag for the gifts included.
The poster is nice with Ponyo and Totoro to choose from. The badges are very cheap and the pin rattles a lot. The DVD is a welcomed, but it's an Eco-Disc. That means it's about half the thickness of a normal DVD so easily flexes in the hand. You could snap it very very easily.
If it had the GiTS magnets in then it would have been a better deal, but as it stands it should be a £5.99 mag.
There should be images of the table of contents, badges, and DVD below.
ilmaestro
State Alchemist
Thanks for the pics, dude! The badges look nice enough in photos, shame they aren't actually that good. And I'd never even heard of an "eco-disc", those things look mad fragile.
"Anime can't be American, right? Wrong!"
I'm already raging and I didn't even buy the magazine. ^^;
Could you tell me what they put in the "Overlooked Anime" section?
"Anime can't be American, right? Wrong!"
I'm already raging and I didn't even buy the magazine. ^^;
Could you tell me what they put in the "Overlooked Anime" section?
Overlooked anime talks about the work of Hayao Miyazaki, Mamoru Oshii, Hideaki Anno, and Katsuhiro Otomo and work that they have done, but isn't available in the UK.
They mention Future Boy Conan, Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer, Nadia: The Secret of the Blue Water and Roujin Z
They mention Future Boy Conan, Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer, Nadia: The Secret of the Blue Water and Roujin Z
HdE
Comic Book Guy
Matthew said:
FAIL.
I don't see how any of those names warrant a place in an article about 'overlooked anime' - most folks with the interest and inclination will have read up on them by now.
If they'd mentioned shows like Last Exile, Yukikaze or some of the older, forgotten shows of yesteryear - I mean the truly obscure efforts - it'd have been a bit more impressive.
Seems like another exercise in catch-all feature writing to me. :?
Shiroi Hane
Dragon Knight
Re: SFX Anime edition
PCPro switched to these for their cover mounts a couple of months ago. Prior to that the only time I'd seen one was actually the 2007 SFX Total Anime promo disc.Matthew said:
Paradox295
Pokémon Master
memorium said:
What about NEO? :lol:
I managed to pick this up in a WHSmith while visiting relatives near Maidenhead.
Just thought I'd say...my Death the Kid badge wouldn't even open until I forcefully bent it a bit at the back. The badges also dent very easily.
I found the free disc, to be pretty nice. I didn't notice any problems in flexibility with my eco-disc - felt like a normal DVD to me. But now that I tried it, it is a bit flimsy.
The magazine itself, I feel was lacking. If not for the FMA Brotherhood DVD, I wouldn't have brought it - never mind pay less than £7.99 for it. The magazine has very little, and it's easy to skim through it in a couple of minutes. And notice how with the FMA:B article, they focused on voice actors remaining - and they mentioned both the Japanese and dub? Then how come in FMA:B, only Ed, Al, Bradley and Major Armstrong reprised their roles from the 2003 anime?
Also, this is a dig at FUNi, not at SFX...but why did they have to ruin Truth's voice? In the Japanese, it spoke with the VA of the person who it is speaking to, with distortion. They just gave Truth 2003 Wrath's voice.
Just thought I'd say...my Death the Kid badge wouldn't even open until I forcefully bent it a bit at the back. The badges also dent very easily.
I found the free disc, to be pretty nice. I didn't notice any problems in flexibility with my eco-disc - felt like a normal DVD to me. But now that I tried it, it is a bit flimsy.
The magazine itself, I feel was lacking. If not for the FMA Brotherhood DVD, I wouldn't have brought it - never mind pay less than £7.99 for it. The magazine has very little, and it's easy to skim through it in a couple of minutes. And notice how with the FMA:B article, they focused on voice actors remaining - and they mentioned both the Japanese and dub? Then how come in FMA:B, only Ed, Al, Bradley and Major Armstrong reprised their roles from the 2003 anime?
Also, this is a dig at FUNi, not at SFX...but why did they have to ruin Truth's voice? In the Japanese, it spoke with the VA of the person who it is speaking to, with distortion. They just gave Truth 2003 Wrath's voice.