Forum - View topicNEWS: Monster to Run in Canada, Deltora Quest in Australia, NZ
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neocloud9
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Aww, I wanna see Deltora Quest... I used to love those books as a kid.
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writerpatrick
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The airing of Monster may sound good, but nobody I know gets Superchannel.
I would like to see Deltora Quest. Even the fansubbers seem to have given up on it. |
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Teriyaki Terrier
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Wasn't Deltora Quest licensed years ago by a company that went out of business last year?
The older the series, the more challenging it is to find via dvd. Too bad Toonami doesn't exist anymore, pretty sure this show would gain viewership. |
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jmfsilenthill
 Posts: 1863 Location: Chinese cartoons are srs biz |
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More anime on tv is good, but I've never even heard of Super Channel
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Proximately
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Sounds awesome for every owner of this Super Channel out there. Monster needs to be seen by more people
 . It can never reach a maximum. Had I lived in Canada I probably would have gotten the channel purely for this series.
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writerpatrick
Posts: 681 Location: Canada |
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It was licensed by Dentsu Inc, the people who owned Geneon. It was the Geneon collapse that almost killed the show. Up until now about all they did was to shut down the fansubs. Aside from a few stray fansub releases, the show was basically in limbo. It's a US division of Dentsu that's releasing it in Australia, so there's still some chance of a proper NA release. |
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Primus
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DCI-LA was started after the fall of Geneon. The first title it announced was Deltora Quest (which was originally picked up by Geneon), and had announced some co-productions. Deltora Quest has some shot at getting on North American TV I'd guess.
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Kirben
Posts: 53 Location: Australia |
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Sounds like really bad news, I doubt we will see an uncut version, or bi-lingual DVD release from Cartoon Network.
I expect Madman Entertainment would be handling the DVD releases in Australia. But they have failed to even release a single series (from Cartoon Network) on DVD in widescreen so far. |
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Teriyaki Terrier
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I see. Originally I thought Central Park held the license, but looks like I was wrong. Thanks for the information. But truth be told, I haven't seen Cartoon Network run uncut anime since the early years of Toonami. But since Toonami doesn't exist anymore, I have a feeling the show will be edited like many other CN shows. Like Writer Patrick stated, maybe there is a chance North America will have a proper release. Only time will tell. |
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Pepperidge
 Posts: 1106 Location: British Columbia, Canada |
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If you knew how much the station cost per month you wouldn't. |
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Gyt Kaliba
 Posts: 712 Location: Arkansas |
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So it's just the US Cartoon Network that sucks and won't show anime (barring Adult Swim since they seem to be treated as two seperate networks)? Good to know...
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Expias
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Is there any reason why they're only showing 52 episodes and not 65? Or is it that the other 13 episodes too much filler for them to show it or something?
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