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John Thacker
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By which you mean, "you may notice that this is just like Total Recall, and thus lifted from Phillip K. Dick's We Can Remember It For You Wholesale, on which Total Recall was based." Cobra came before Total Recall. |
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MarshalBanana
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Nice to see Sword of the Stranger getting a re-release.
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Vaisaga
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Shit, why is this the first I'm hearing Strike the Blood getting a disc release? I knew it was licensed for it but no other news.
Thank God for this column. |
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Greed1914
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I only knew about it because I was scrolling through titles for pre-order on Right Stuf. My reaction was pretty similar in that it seemed like the release was coming out of nowhere. |
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brucepuppy
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Aww I want dat Doraemon. Impressive shelves.
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xchampion
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I have been waiting for this. I bought the dvd version back in 2009 when Bandai originally released it. Of course this was before I could afford a blu-ray player and with the old blu-ray out of print(Obviously) and expensive I am more than happy to buy this version. |
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Zin5ki
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I must have forgotten that Robin released a print version of the Anime News Nina strips! It can only be wondered how many copies exist. |
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Hellfish
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Acording to the kickstarter page the original objective was to print 500 copies at least. So I think the number is close to that. |
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Angel M Cazares
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I was very aware of this release because of the other anime sites I frequent. IIRC Discotek was originally only releasing Strike the Blood on DVD, but fans' demand made them add BD as well. I have noticed that ANN mews is usually not on top of releases of not high profile shows. |
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TarsTarkas
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Bad place to store all that anime. Even with that stove fan, all your anime is going to be covered in hard to clean kitchen grime and grease. Just finished cleaning my kitchen clock after the 'fall back' time change. Clock wasn't even above the stove. If you have no choice in your storage options, cover it all in a plastic covering.
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WashuTakahashi
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This week's shelves were really impressive! Can't wait to move into my own place and display everything proudly like that~
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belvadeer
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Overlord: Can't wait for my copy to arrive. Looking forward to the English dub. :D
Shining Tears X Wind:
It used to be available to watch online years ago, but of course fansubbed at the time. Disappointed that they didn't dub this one since we did get Shining Tears in English...and yet they dubbed Shining Hearts: Bread of Happiness, which comes from a game we didn't even get. At least we could have heard the Shining Wind cast with English voices for the first time since we didn't get that game either, but I guess they thought it was easier to just slap some subs on and send it out. Just further proves the series as dead as a graveyard here (and Japan keeps burying it further with their "choose your waifu" nonsense they keep injecting into further entries; they don't even seem to know what Shining was originally about anymore). |
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Alan45
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@belvadeer
The Shining series is all about selling some really well done figures and beautiful art books. All else is secondary. 
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Lord Geo
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Here is where using a collective "they" completely ruins any argument someone tries to have. Shining Wind X Tears is released by Discotek Media's Eastern Star label, a company that (aside from Lupin: Jigen's Gravestone [& some slight money towards Lupin Part IV]) has never produced an original dub for its own releases. Shining Hearts: Bread of Happiness, on the other hand, was released by Sentai FIlmworks, a company that (more often than not) produces original dubs for its own releases. "They" doesn't exist, so to blame "they" for doing one thing for [A] but then not doing it again for [B] makes no sense whatsoever, because "they" is in reality two completely different companies with two [mostly] completely different business directions. The only "they" that works is the last use of it, since that one was relating to Sega as a group of divisions. It's especially silly, though, to go with "they" here, because Shelf Life even lists which company is releasing which product for each week, so the info's there. |
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belvadeer
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Yeah I should have put the companies' names in. That was my bad. When I was saying "they", I was thinking of a collective group who decides what should be dubbed and by whom here. I know Eastern Star doesn't make dubs because they don't have the staff for that. All I'm saying is that Shining Tears X Wind should have had a dub, at least to partially coincide with the fact that Shining Tears was localized years ago.
Unfortunately, this is indeed the case with how it is now. I miss when the series was about actual strategy and unique casts of characters. |
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