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August 19, 2007 |
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50,896 |
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5,370 |
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Anime Stats
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151.6 |
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1 |
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511 |
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47 |
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587 |
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Anime compatibility with alchemist11 is:
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98.2 |
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35 |
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242 |
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3 |
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99 |
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0 |
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379 |
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Hello everyone!
My name is Saad Syed. alchemist11 is the pseudonym I use in the anime and manga community, while jonnyquesty2k is the alias I use in the non-Japanese media community, such as the Final Gear forum. I am a student of architecture in Toronto, Ontario (Canada). My ethnicity/nationality are the following: British, Canadian and Asian (non-oriental).
On the internet, I am known as a "fan-subber" of anime or manga content. I am the Group Manager, Leader, and Financial Administrator (among other roles) of ray=out anime and manga services, a non-profit independent Japanese and Chinese anime/manga translation and subtitle provider. The group was founded in Q1 of 2006 and currently strives for three primary goals: to subtitle neglected anime; to provide the utmost accurate translation with an editing style best suited for the project; and lastly, to promote its services so that others can learn how to subtitle, where or how to learn Japanese, and the potential career benefits by taking part (e.g. editors may be able to use the skills they learn formally in publication; typesetters in graphic design, translators in many future endeavours such as in gaming, anime or manga translation, etc.). ray=out has a rather small team that is always looking for new people to help release faster. ray=out can be contacted via Facebook, IRC (#ray=out@irc.rizon.net), and E-mail. A YouTube channel (/rayoutfansubs) also exists for upcoming/future video announcements and such.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding anything, feel free to send a message or email me, at jonnyquesty2k[at]gmail.com. If you would like to contribute and help ray=out or ask something about our services, email me at the following address: rayoutfansubs[at]gmail.com.
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desolato | 04-27-13, 1:31 PM
Inbox is full again, so I'm replying this way, but thanks for the heads up!
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desolato | 03-15-13, 9:51 AM
Yup, checked all of them, none of them were on the list.
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Higashi_no_Kaze | 03-13-13, 8:01 AM
Just sent out the Email regarding the Junod RAW.
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Higashi_no_Kaze | 12-08-12, 10:33 PM
Well, if any literature has the potential to haunt you, than Lovecraft is probably amongst those authors. But for me it gets less scary the more you read from him.
As for Junod, it must have worked, I got a seed, at least for now. Very slow though.
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Higashi_no_Kaze | 12-08-12, 8:27 AM
I think it's the whole story. And it's one of his longest too. His books mostly are compilations of short stories that are ~3-130 pages long. It's hard to say what genre he writes, there are elements of horror, fantasy and science fiction involved. I would definitely consider him my favorite horror author though. But you could as well call it 'weird tales', it fits him perfectly too. The fascinating thing is that all his stories are set in one and the same universe, establishing a fictional mythology that goes from science-fiction and fantasy to the 'present' (aka first half of the 20th century). That's why I'm rereading a lot of his stories, because you get additional information about the world he created with each story you read and that influences your understanding of the other ones etc...
And wow, you have invested quite some money in this already, respect. You know how much Junod would cost? I tried searching it on amazon japan but only got the western movie 'Juno' as a result.
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Higashi_no_Kaze | 12-07-12, 8:56 PM
I didn't know that Frenchie subs were still active. I can be patient, I just thought the project was dead. Good to see that it isn't!
And I could definitely see myself purchasing a series for a couple of hundred euros that I would love to see subbed, at least once a year or so.
As for Junod, it seems like it, I was fooled by nyaa displaying 1 seed. I'll keep looking.
Also good to know about Lovecraft, can't wait it. Just read Dunwich Horror again a week ago.
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Klonoa79H | 12-07-12, 7:08 PM
*FACEPALM*
Ever heard of the phase, "don't judge a book by it's cover?" The subject matter in Momoko is a very sensitive one of that.
But that's fine. I can wait till Licca get to it, which is inevitable.
Maybe this one then?
http://myanimelist.net/anime.php?id=4485 I wonder if RAW's exist for this OVA? Can't seem to find any.
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Higashi_no_Kaze | 12-07-12, 9:40 AM
If I may utter some requests too:
http://myanimelist.net/anime/9525/Junod
RAW
This was the only one I could find a RAW for :/. And I saw someone else requested the Lovecraft Anime before on your profile, I'll just second that.
Also would you ever consider finishing Ring ni Kakero? 9 episodes of the 4 seasons are still unsubbed/only in spanish. This season and the last 3 episodes of the previous season would be in need of subbing. That's something I'd be willing to buy the DVDs for.
Anyway, see ya on IRC soon.
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