Forum - View topicNEWS: Netflix Reveals U.S. Debut Dates for Kuromukuro, Magi: Adventure of Sinbad Anime
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FenixFiesta
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I am glad to hear Kuromukuro is getting an official US streaming release.
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CrowLia
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Hopefully we'll get them on Latin America too for those dates. I fell behind on Sinbad and it'd be a nice late birthday present to be able to binge it
 I also hope Netflix will finance more of the show and/or Magi, since the disc sales have been pretty bad afaik
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Razor/Edge
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I would be more excited for this, but I heard Kuromukuro is pretty crappy. PA works has the straightest track record of going from anime of the season to several seasons of disappointment.
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Kougeru
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Huh....I assumed this was known because It's been up there for like a week now lol. I still don't understand Netflix's logic to split the show in half (I also hate how they call a cour a season like Funimation does...there's a HUGE difference -_- noobs). Unless the story is written specifically for this, it could "end" in a really awkward spot. They should just weekly stream like in Japan...they got the translations already obviously. They really need to realize that anime fans enjoy watching things WEEKLY, as much as we enjoy bingeing. Perhaps more so.
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dago2682
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The series pages are already up, try searching for them on netflix |
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Hameyadea
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I agree, but Netflix's execs think that all of its audience likes binge-watch, and dislike a weekly piece-meal updates. It is sad that they announce they have the rights to a show, and we automatically know that it means that show won't be available for at least 3-4 months. |
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dago2682
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They do it for some live action series so i really do not understand why they can´t do the same with their anime. |
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TheMorry
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And this is without dub i assume?
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princess passa passa
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I have been watch- *coughs* *coughs* I heard from a friend that it's not bad at all, it's kinda of generic but good generic (if that makes sense). No molds being broken or anything but a decent enough mecha and the male MC is pretty fun to watch as well...
Yeah, I don't think so plus I don't think Netflix does dubs the last time I checked though could be wrong. |
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TheMorry
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Knights of Sidonia, Glitter Force, Seven Deadly Sins, Ajin (demi human) yup no English dubs by Netflix 
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Crystalyn
ANN Managing Editor
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Netflix did dub Cyborg 009 Vs. Devilman btw. animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-04-01/netflix-streams-cyborg-009-vs-devilman-anime-in-190-countries-20-languages/.100547 |
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JC_Denton
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I watc...heard from friends it's pretty fun show, and it's a show that no need to worry about any "crazy"(in bad way) happen like recent mecha shows.
Well about that. http://fightingfornippon.com/kuromukuro-has-netflix-date/
Let's hope it's real. |
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Kb24lol
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Well it looks like when they dub the shows it'll be by next year.
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TheAncientOne
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My post was in response to this article ANN posted Friday: animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2016-06-24/magi-adventure-of-sinbad-anime-finale-to-air-as-1-hour-special/.103563 I was initially puzzled by their lack of mentioning the upcoming Netflix premiere in that article, as I thought they had an earlier article on their site mentioning it, but confirmed that wasn't so. Frankly, I'm glad they decided to split the series in half, as otherwise viewers would have been waiting until September to begin viewing. As many 2 cour series are initially released here on BD/DVD in 2 parts, it also isn't without precedent. I can forgive Netflix using "season" more so than Funimation, as Netflix deals primarily with US live action series where the term has a long history, and is appropriately used.
To date, I can't recall Netflix having premiered any of their "Netflix original" anime series without a dub. With the exception of The Seven Deadly Sins those have all premiered within a short time after the last episode aired in Japan, so I doubt these would be an exception. That said, it should be noted that the trailer they currently have available for Kuromukuro is subtitled. |
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Angel M Cazares
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While I am still disappointed with Netflix's binge watch approach, I am glad that they are at least making the first half of Kuromukuro available next month. It is not the ideal situation, but it is better than waiting until October for the whole thing.
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