[DaiRiderRX]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Really? Becuase I don't remember Turn A wiping out cities Macross style. I don't recall cany mech in Turn A that could disintegrate things with a touch. I don't remember any assassination plot.

there were attempted assassionations on Dianna Soreil. it didn't have disintegrating shields but Turn A Gundam did have shields that deflected all the blast from the militia, and while Turn A Gundam didn't blow up cities macross style, they did come down and destroy cities, AND HELL THE WHOLE CONCEPT WAS DROPPING COLONIES ON EARTH!



it is just a new show that attempts to clone gundam and it fails, HORRIBLY

[Dr Kain]

If you say so dude. It's only been two episodes and we still have 22-24 more to go. Let's first see how things are by episode 10 before we start saying it is doing nothing different. Given it is from the man behind Gaim and Psycho Pass, I am more than willing to give him the benefit of the doubt since he is 2 for 2 with me.

[Locke]

Rail Wars! 2. This show just doesn't...work, that may sound weird but I dunno it's just the content is fine...but the way it's played, not so much. The dialogue is awful, and the animation worse. I think this is the end of the line for me and this show.

[MidoGreen]

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Originally Posted by Locke

Rail Wars! 2. This show just doesn't...work, that may sound weird but I dunno it's just the content is fine...but the way it's played, not so much. The dialogue is awful, and the animation worse. I think this is the end of the line for me and this show.

I see what you did there .

[Locke]

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Originally Posted by MidoGreen

I see what you did there .

I'm almost glad the show is shit so I can use that pun

[FormerTitanium]

Man I wish Blue Exorcist was dubbed on Netflix, I don't mind subs or dub, but some times it's good to have nice in between breaks of hearing a different langauge everyday.

[Dr Kain]

Yu-Gi-Oh! Bonds Beyond Time - I got the BD released today since it included the original Japanese version subtitled. ON the positive side, the subtitles are actual subtitles and not dubtitles. Unfortunately, they use the freaking English names for the cards instead of the names being spoken, which is very distracting. I was getting really annoyed at hearing Sin but seeing Malefic in the subs. At least the character names are correct.

Also, I do not understand why, but the audio is only in 2.0 even though the Japanese BD was in 5.1. That was also annoying. Aside from that though, the video looked gorgeous and the music is fantastic. The plot of the movie is what you would expect from a non-canonical anime movie, but it is just that, non-canonical and meant to act as just a nice anniversary feature. It is great seeing Atem and Yugi back with all of the god mode card rules and at least Judai did not have the chance to be a whiner. Overall, it was worth supporting something in the US with the Japanese version intact and I hope it sells well enough to warrant the other series getting uncut bilingual releases. I give the movie a 6/10 as it really is only for Yu-Gi-Oh! fans.

[losondro]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Yu-Gi-Oh! Bonds Beyond Time - I got the BD released today since it included the original Japanese version subtitled. ON the positive side, the subtitles are actual subtitles and not dubtitles. Unfortunately, they use the freaking English names for the cards instead of the names being spoken, which is very distracting. I was getting really annoyed at hearing Sin but seeing Malefic in the subs. At least the character names are correct.

Also, I do not understand why, but the audio is only in 2.0 even though the Japanese BD was in 5.1. That was also annoying. Aside from that though, the video looked gorgeous and the music is fantastic. The plot of the movie is what you would expect from a non-canonical anime movie, but it is just that, non-canonical and meant to act as just a nice anniversary feature. It is great seeing Atem and Yugi back with all of the god mode card rules and at least Judai did not have the chance to be a whiner. Overall, it was worth supporting something in the US with the Japanese version intact and I hope it sells well enough to warrant the other series getting uncut bilingual releases. I give the movie a 6/10 as it really is only for Yu-Gi-Oh! fans.

I think it was canon for 5Ds. Paradox is mentioned/shown in the show.

[Locke]

Akame Ga Kill 02 - the scene of Bulat under his armour, what on earth?

This episode felt a lot slower and more exposition heavy than the first but it was necessary I felt. The animation was kinda spotty too but the show still shifts gears well so I'll be checking out another episode.

[WhiteRanger]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Yu-Gi-Oh! Bonds Beyond Time - I got the BD released today since it included the original Japanese version subtitled. ON the positive side, the subtitles are actual subtitles and not dubtitles. Unfortunately, they use the freaking English names for the cards instead of the names being spoken, which is very distracting. I was getting really annoyed at hearing Sin but seeing Malefic in the subs. At least the character names are correct.

Also, I do not understand why, but the audio is only in 2.0 even though the Japanese BD was in 5.1. That was also annoying. Aside from that though, the video looked gorgeous and the music is fantastic. The plot of the movie is what you would expect from a non-canonical anime movie, but it is just that, non-canonical and meant to act as just a nice anniversary feature. It is great seeing Atem and Yugi back with all of the god mode card rules and at least Judai did not have the chance to be a whiner. Overall, it was worth supporting something in the US with the Japanese version intact and I hope it sells well enough to warrant the other series getting uncut bilingual releases. I give the movie a 6/10 as it really is only for Yu-Gi-Oh! fans.

I'm still shocked that just came out in the states cause UK had it for 2 years now with the blu ray being 3D as well