ConanThe3rd
Railgun
Or we could just do Netflix, LoveFilm and YT, that's easier.
animefreak17 said:Rosencrantz said:Lutga said:I went to France this summer and was blown away by the amount of manga they sell in supermarkets there. And this was in a smallish town that didn't even have a railway station. It'd be like walking into a mid-sized Sainsburys over here and seeing wall to wall Soul Eater and Bleach.
Hmm, I'd guess that's linked to them having more Anime in general on TV. They have to dub what ever foreign show they pick up so they aren't limited like us to whatever the US churns out. Germany had Sailormoon and Dragon Ball uncut years before either of them surfaced in the UK, I'd suspect it'd be similar in France/Italy too.
All that contributes to it being a bigger thing than in the UK.
What's stopping us from that then?
Lutga said:animefreak17 said:Rosencrantz said:What's stopping us from that then?
Can you imagine if all the dubs of your favourite shows were British? Like Naruto with a cockney or brummie accent.
Just Passing Through said:animefreak17 said:What's stopping us from that then?
You are!
There's a significant shortage of Animefreaks in this country. We need at least 100,000 more to get an audience that will warrant such proliferation of manga and anime in the UK. It's incumbent on you to start breeding loads of little animefreaks to fill out that audience. Find a mate and start reproducing, get the little sprogs inculcated on anime at an early age. Play them jpop while in the womb. In fact, more than that, you need a harem, avoid a School Days scenario, but start popping out the l'il animefreaks on a production line!
Go forth and multiply!
Rosencrantz said:Just Passing Through said:animefreak17 said:What's stopping us from that then?
You are!
There's a significant shortage of Animefreaks in this country. We need at least 100,000 more to get an audience that will warrant such proliferation of manga and anime in the UK. It's incumbent on you to start breeding loads of little animefreaks to fill out that audience. Find a mate and start reproducing, get the little sprogs inculcated on anime at an early age. Play them jpop while in the womb. In fact, more than that, you need a harem, avoid a School Days scenario, but start popping out the l'il animefreaks on a production line!
Go forth and multiply!
I've looked at AF's profile on MAL, not a single volume of Manga recorded as being read, that's probably why it's animefreak over anything else
Lutga said:Did Andrew say there were only going to be 1000 copies of the UE? So probably one worth getting the pre-order in early for.
Mangaranga said:Except for maybe My Little Monster, I couldn't see anyone other than MVM licensing the other two, especially being Sentai Licenses. They don't seem like the sort of thing that would sell.
Maybe Sentai added them like they do with certain titles on itunes? I mean, they've got yellow subtitles and all.
Ath said:Zavvi appear to have shipped my standard edition of Gurren Lagann.
Hope their early dispatch is OK with you Andrew!
Elaniel said:Lucky bugger
Let's get those AlltheAnime shop orders shipped out now Can't wait to get my grubby mitts on my ultimate edition and force, I mean coerce, I mean persuade my fiancee to finally watch an anime.
NormanicGrav said:After 3 decades (not including films, spinoffs [like The Woman Called Fujiko Mine] and OVAs), Lupin III returns with a brand new series set in Italy and San Marino airing in Spring 2015. It will also have its premiere in Italy.
From http://www.animenewsnetwork.co.uk/bbs/p ... 18#2470318Rui said:Why are FUNimation's streams darker when the actual BDs are lighter than the JP versions (which was cited as a possible factor in the Lain banding situation)? I know there are standards differences between Japan and the US but it doesn't make sense to me when the same hardware is able to display both!
Black levels are also nowhere near as set in stone as fans seem to think they are -- Japanese NTSC spec puts it at 10 IRE higher than North American equipment, but in HD some masters follow that spec and some don't. Sometimes American gear is used by Japanese companies, adding effects that hit American black levels while the rest of the show has Japanese black levels. I can't tell you how much pain and headache that causes US distros.
On Crunchyroll the publishers are all differentDannielle said:Netflix UK have added My Little Monster, Kotoura-san & Arpeggio of Blue Steel - http://www.netflix.com/WiGenre?agid=7424
Who's the brains behind this? Such mystery.
Shiroi Hane said:From http://www.animenewsnetwork.co.uk/bbs/p ... 18#2470318Rui said:Why are FUNimation's streams darker when the actual BDs are lighter than the JP versions (which was cited as a possible factor in the Lain banding situation)? I know there are standards differences between Japan and the US but it doesn't make sense to me when the same hardware is able to display both!
Black levels are also nowhere near as set in stone as fans seem to think they are -- Japanese NTSC spec puts it at 10 IRE higher than North American equipment, but in HD some masters follow that spec and some don't. Sometimes American gear is used by Japanese companies, adding effects that hit American black levels while the rest of the show has Japanese black levels. I can't tell you how much pain and headache that causes US distros.
On Crunchyroll the publishers are all differentDannielle said:Netflix UK have added My Little Monster, Kotoura-san & Arpeggio of Blue Steel - http://www.netflix.com/WiGenre?agid=7424
Who's the brains behind this? Such mystery.
Kotoura-san: CBC (who?)
My Little Monster: ADK
Blue Steel: Showgate
None of them are licensed in the US.
I was wondering what the print run is for collectors Space Dandy & Kill la Kill? I'm probably gonna have to cancel one of my pre orders as there's a hundred things out in November! I was thinking Space Dandy might have a smaller run as the standard editions out so soon (and from the pics it looks like the artboxes for the DVD & Blu will be the exact same just with different discs )anime_andrew said:Lutga said:Did Andrew say there were only going to be 1000 copies of the UE? So probably one worth getting the pre-order in early for.
Yep, 1,000 only so definitely get them while you can on that frontier .
Andrew
Jon O Fun said:I was wondering what the print run is for collectors Space Dandy & Kill la Kill? I'm probably gonna have to cancel one of my pre orders as there's a hundred things out in November! I was thinking Space Dandy might have a smaller run as the standard editions out so soon (and from the pics it looks like the artboxes for the DVD & Blu will be the exact same just with different discs )anime_andrew said:Lutga said:Did Andrew say there were only going to be 1000 copies of the UE? So probably one worth getting the pre-order in early for.
Yep, 1,000 only so definitely get them while you can on that frontier .
Andrew