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NEWS: More Fist of the North Star

And here I thought the series was already dead...

It was. They're just getting all they can out of the carcuss. More exploding heads and splitting body parts! Yay! (yawn)

Mohawk52 wrote:

It was. They're just getting all they can out of the carcuss. More exploding heads and splitting body parts! Yay! (yawn)

Yes, and all Anime these days is about gay people touching each other and angel/homosexual metaphors. Thanks for the stereotypes because like yeah only your tastes count.

Mohawk52 wrote:

It was. They're just getting all they can out of the carcuss. More exploding heads and splitting body parts! Yay! (yawn)

Yes, and all Anime these days is about gay people touching each other and angel/homosexual metaphors. Thanks for the stereotypes because like yeah only your tastes count.

First, as a Fan, I am excited.

Secondly, I would like to take this time to thank the kind people who have posted in this topic, obviously having no knowledge whatever of Fist of The North Star, yet continiously complaining, as if they have watched it all.

If you're not a fan of this series, thats fine, but have the dignity not to go into the forum and whine about it. There are fans of this series. Though they may be far and few between in America, the fact that MORE of it is being made proves this fact. The fact that this series has been large and popular in Japan for well over 20 years signifies it as a great series.

Fist of The North Star isn't just fighting. It's plot is deeper than that. It also has an undelrying love story. However, this one isn't meant to be, and it has a sad ending. One of the reasons I personally enjoyed it was because of this fact.

I am sick of all the cliche happy endings in love stories (Anime and otherwise). This makes people believe everything is meant to work out. Sorry, it doesn't always work out that way. Even if you fall in love, it isn't written in stone that you're meant to be.

Thats what Fist of The North Star is about, a man going to high lengths to be back with the person he loves. He kills anyone who gets in his way. From random people he doesn't even know, to his best friend, and his brothers. Even after all of that, the ending still wasn't a happy one.

The fact that even after the ending, there is still more, shows that the series moves on to how a person copes with their sorrow and sadness.

But, still. Its nice to see such condescending people talk about a series they have little to no knowledge of.

Very good, folks, very good.

Here's a tip. Watch a series before judging it. If you havn't seen something, don't try to form an opinion of it, because most of the time, it will be wrong.

Thought I do admit, the fist Fist of The North Star series takes a bit of time to get the plot started. Mostly because Kenshiro (Voiced masterfully by Kamiya Akira) barely talks in the first episodes.

Still, after hundreds of episodes, OVA's, and a movies (Including the scheduled ones), a huge franchise can't be wrong.

It's much better than DBZ, anyways.

And yes, I have seen all of DBZ (Including DB and DBGT and the movies), so I feel my opinion on it being better is a valid one.

I thought it was the Sexy Ninja Girls in Sailor Fuku battling enormous robots?

First, as a Fan, I am excited.

Secondly, I would like to take this time to thank the kind people who have posted in this topic, obviously having no knowledge whatever of Fist of The North Star, yet continiously complaining, as if they have watched it all.

If you're not a fan of this series, thats fine, but have the dignity not to go into the forum and whine about it. There are fans of this series. Though they may be far and few between in America, the fact that MORE of it is being made proves this fact. The fact that this series has been large and popular in Japan for well over 20 years signifies it as a great series.

Fist of The North Star isn't just fighting. It's plot is deeper than that. It also has an undelrying love story. However, this one isn't meant to be, and it has a sad ending. One of the reasons I personally enjoyed it was because of this fact.

I am sick of all the cliche happy endings in love stories (Anime and otherwise). This makes people believe everything is meant to work out. Sorry, it doesn't always work out that way. Even if you fall in love, it isn't written in stone that you're meant to be.

Thats what Fist of The North Star is about, a man going to high lengths to be back with the person he loves. He kills anyone who gets in his way. From random people he doesn't even know, to his best friend, and his brothers. Even after all of that, the ending still wasn't a happy one.

The fact that even after the ending, there is still more, shows that the series moves on to how a person copes with their sorrow and sadness.

But, still. Its nice to see such condescending people talk about a series they have little to no knowledge of.

Very good, folks, very good.

Here's a tip. Watch a series before judging it. If you havn't seen something, don't try to form an opinion of it, because most of the time, it will be wrong.

Thought I do admit, the fist Fist of The North Star series takes a bit of time to get the plot started. Mostly because Kenshiro (Voiced masterfully by Kamiya Akira) barely talks in the first episodes.

Still, after hundreds of episodes, OVA's, and a movies (Including the scheduled ones), a huge franchise can't be wrong.

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