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View Poll Results: Subbers who sub older anime [ yes i know this is onging] should sub this
| Yes | 28 | 53.85% | |
| No | 24 | 46.15% |
Voters: 52
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04-29-12, 8:46 AM
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this is one of the anime that deifne anime and for 43 years the highest rated anime on TV i though anime fans the world over would like this anime i ask the question above i watch every week Modified by DateYutaka, 04-29-12, 2:03 PM my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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04-29-12, 2:05 PM
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Because there are no fucking subs. But if there were, I'd probably watch it. |
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04-29-12, 2:11 PM
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Tiago97 said: Because there are no fucking subs. But if there were, I'd probably watch it. the language used in this anime is simple its a good anime to watch as a learning Comanpoin if you wish you Leran Japanese along with Nintama and Maruko my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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07-18-12, 2:40 PM
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I think the synopsis itself sums up why its so underwatched. "Such "boring" plotlines and the simplistic art are often a turn-off to non-Japanese audiences" |
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07-23-12, 3:08 AM
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rederoin said: totally disagree....i watched an unsubbed version of episode 1, and even though i know very little japanese enjoyed it - it has the same vibe of many sixties era cartoons that were made in the u.s., but with the added bonus of that wonderful madcap japanese style of humor - my belief is that many people are just not open to older things out of sheer intellectual laziness or maybe just lack of interest in all things outside of their blinkered world view (a sickness sadly very prevalent in our modern consumer tv culture) .....just because something is foreign or old does not make it "boring" or "simplistic", but rather an experience to be savored as a window into another simpler and more warm time - it's the same reason i love to watch silent movies from the early 1900's or like to read 18th century british novels....open yr. mind!I think the synopsis itself sums up why its so underwatched. "Such "boring" plotlines and the simplistic art are often a turn-off to non-Japanese audiences"  |
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07-28-12, 3:45 PM
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octal9 said: rederoin said: totally disagree....i watched an unsubbed version of episode 1, and even though i know very little japanese enjoyed it - it has the same vibe of many sixties era cartoons that were made in the u.s., but with the added bonus of that wonderful madcap japanese style of humor - my belief is that many people are just not open to older things out of sheer intellectual laziness or maybe just lack of interest in all things outside of their blinkered world view (a sickness sadly very prevalent in our modern consumer tv culture) .....just because something is foreign or old does not make it "boring" or "simplistic", but rather an experience to be savored as a window into another simpler and more warm time - it's the same reason i love to watch silent movies from the early 1900's or like to read 18th century british novels....open yr. mind!I think the synopsis itself sums up why its so underwatched. "Such "boring" plotlines and the simplistic art are often a turn-off to non-Japanese audiences" I was quoting something, that was not something I said. And not everybody enjoys those "60's cartoons", so its not really a surprise this isen't that popular in the west either. my belief is that many people are just not open to older things out of sheer intellectual laziness or maybe just lack of interest in all things outside of their blinkered world view (a sickness sadly very prevalent in our modern consumer tv culture) .....just because something is foreign or old does not make it "boring" or "simplistic", but rather an experience to be savored as a window into another simpler and more warm time - it's the same reason i love to watch silent movies from the early 1900's or like to read 18th century british novels....open yr. mind! So its a sickness to not your taste? is that what you're saying? Aside from the fact it barely has any episodes subbed(which once-again, is a huge turn-off), and the fact it has over 6000 episodes, thus it would take way to long to finish. Open your mind? Everybody who never watched this doesen't have a open mind? Do you like sounding like a elitist? Is it that hard for you to consider that not everybody shares your taste in media? |
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07-28-12, 4:01 PM
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rederoin said: octal9 said: rederoin said: totally disagree....i watched an unsubbed version of episode 1, and even though i know very little japanese enjoyed it - it has the same vibe of many sixties era cartoons that were made in the u.s., but with the added bonus of that wonderful madcap japanese style of humor - my belief is that many people are just not open to older things out of sheer intellectual laziness or maybe just lack of interest in all things outside of their blinkered world view (a sickness sadly very prevalent in our modern consumer tv culture) .....just because something is foreign or old does not make it "boring" or "simplistic", but rather an experience to be savored as a window into another simpler and more warm time - it's the same reason i love to watch silent movies from the early 1900's or like to read 18th century british novels....open yr. mind!I think the synopsis itself sums up why its so underwatched. "Such "boring" plotlines and the simplistic art are often a turn-off to non-Japanese audiences" I was quoting something, that was not something I said. And not everybody enjoys those "60's cartoons", so its not really a surprise this isen't that popular in the west either. my belief is that many people are just not open to older things out of sheer intellectual laziness or maybe just lack of interest in all things outside of their blinkered world view (a sickness sadly very prevalent in our modern consumer tv culture) .....just because something is foreign or old does not make it "boring" or "simplistic", but rather an experience to be savored as a window into another simpler and more warm time - it's the same reason i love to watch silent movies from the early 1900's or like to read 18th century british novels....open yr. mind! So its a sickness to not your taste? is that what you're saying? Aside from the fact it barely has any episodes subbed(which once-again, is a huge turn-off), and the fact it has over 6000 episodes, thus it would take way to long to finish. Open your mind? Everybody who never watched this doesen't have a open mind? Do you like sounding like a elitist? Is it that hard for you to consider that not everybody shares your taste in media? This will be the only anime never to finish imo it has Such a Tie to people it will so it will be forever ongoing find a subbed episode ad you will see is got Ok Humor in it my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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07-31-12, 8:40 PM
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Maybe because there's over 6,000 fucking episodes.  |
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07-31-12, 8:50 PM
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noyoureinsane said: Maybe because there's over 6,000 fucking episodes. true but moot my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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07-31-12, 9:01 PM
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i didnt even know this existed until you pointed it out  |
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07-31-12, 9:03 PM
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Shuhan said: i didnt even know this existed until you pointed it out you like anime and have not herd of this befirw my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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07-31-12, 9:06 PM
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Enjolras1830 said: Shuhan said: i didnt even know this existed until you pointed it out you like anime and have not herd of this befirw That is correct, if it makes any difference i just started watching anime a few months ago. |
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07-31-12, 9:08 PM
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Shuhan said: Enjolras1830 said: Shuhan said: i didnt even know this existed until you pointed it out you like anime and have not herd of this befirw That is correct, if it makes any difference i just started watching anime a few months ago. ok but this is one of the anime that define anime my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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07-31-12, 9:35 PM
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nobody subs it, it's like kochikame it's just something made by japaneses for japaneses |
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08-02-12, 9:07 AM
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No moe = no interest. That's pretty much why people don't dig this anime.  ~ IA- Aria on the Planetes ~ Vocaloid V3 voiced by LiA (Clannad Afterstory, Angel Beats! theme song singer) |
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08-03-12, 5:45 PM
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wishbook said: No moe = no interest. That's pretty much why people don't dig this anime. That would imply all popular anime would have "moe", which is not the case. |
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08-03-12, 5:48 PM
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Shaduge said: nobody subs it, it's like kochikame it's just something made by japaneses for japaneses the anime of kochi kame is under 400 eoisodes long oif some one can sub just sputh of 700 episdes of Conan 400 epiosdes sold not be that hard my 11 main things i rate on 1 Impact on Impact on industry both the anime and Original Manga had 2 TV Ratings in Japan [ Gross for movies Unit sales for OVAs 3 Manga Ka of the Sourcework 4 how loyal the anime stayed to its source how well the compare to other big name in its genre 5 Seiyuu casting [ how many i know by voice i use the royal I here ] 6 Impact on General Pop Culture in Japan and the West 7 Impact on Otaku Culture in Japan and the West 8 Music[ Instrumentation] 9 merchandise sales 10 art style 11 Studio who produced the anime[ and what thay have done for the industry] |
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08-03-12, 6:33 PM
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Enjolras1830 said: Shaduge said: nobody subs it, it's like kochikame it's just something made by japaneses for japaneses the anime of kochi kame is under 400 eoisodes long oif some one can sub just sputh of 700 episdes of Conan 400 epiosdes sold not be that hard Those anime have demand, this anime does not(in the west). |
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08-16-12, 10:35 AM
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It too fucking long thats what. If you've watched every single episode then.... thats over 1100 hours of your life your never getting back. |