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rektagunn
Posts: 218 Location: enohana |
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great news.......hell yeah!
maybe this'll convince someone to make and distribute the first Gunbuster on dvd (except for Manga Entertainment.....I've lost my faith in them ) |
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king_micah
Posts: 994 Location: OSU |
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Shoot, now that a series this old has a sequel, people sure as heck won't stop about so many others. Then again, it is about damn time.
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Renaisance Otaku
Posts: 469 Location: Modesto, CA |
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About time, I actually asked Yamaga about this at the Gainax panel of Fanime 2002, and he said that it was in pre-production and that my info was very fast at the time. I have mixed feelings on it, but Gainax shouldn't disappoint. It should, at least, generate interest in the OAV.
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Mermel
Posts: 3 Location: Flushing, NY |
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Gunbuster IS on DVD. I own it. I just wonder how they plan to make a sequal to a series that ended spoiler[12,000 years] after it started.
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tord
Posts: 14 Location: Norrkoeping, sweden |
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Well, there is a region 2 UK edition of it on dvd. But it has not been released on dvd in the US yet.
Though the price and information I found about the UK edition is suspicious... reliable stores though. |
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ZODDGUTS
Posts: 600 |
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This is great news I kept hearing about Gunbuster being made about 2 years ago. But nothing came out of it so I thought it was just a rumor. I wonder if Hideki Anno will be involve with the project?
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Tempest
I Run this place.
ANN Publisher Posts: 10460 Location: Do not message me for support. |
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As Tord stated, there are foreign region DVD releases of Gunbuster, but if the DVD you own is Region 1 or Region 0, it's a bootleg. |
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Mr Mania
Posts: 581 Location: UK |
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The R2 UK disc is completely legit. One of the few anime we have in the UK that you don't in the US. It hasn't got an English dub mind you only a sub track, but that didn't particulary bother me as the Japanese dub is decent enough. This is exciting news. Although like Mermel I wonder what the stroy is going to be based on. I was thinking it would be from the point of somebody else in the war but there was only one Gunbuster(not including the bomb and such)so that wouldnt really work. |
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mrgazpacho
Posts: 316 Location: Australia |
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I think it's a straight transfer from the VHS, as it's hard-subbed as well. Oh well, it's mere existence is good enough for me. Until they GAINAX-up the releases ("Gunbuster: Director's Cut", "Gunbuster: Remastered", "Gunbuster: Platinum"... ) |
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GATSU
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Honneamise doesn't need a sequel. It was already too long the first time around.
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Dejiko
Posts: 276 Location: Holland (between Great Britain and Germany) |
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Yes, it is. It's also the US Renditions version that has a very obvious cut in the bath scene (oddly looping sequence, sound that is out of sync). Kiseki went all the way to present us with two whopping still images in the extra section though. Needless to say, I'm awaiting a proper version with bated breath... and a sequel even more so |
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areaseven
Encyclopedia Editor
Posts: 1486 Location: Makati, Philippines |
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Well, folks, you're not gonna like the way Gunbuster 2 will look...
Newtype Magazine's preview for Gunbuster 2 (WARNING: 56K beware) |
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Dejiko
Posts: 276 Location: Holland (between Great Britain and Germany) |
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... ... FLCL + Mahoromatic = Gunbuster 2? Nooooo..... Now Honneamise2 will probabely look like a cross between NGE and Ebichu ;;;. I'm not pleasantly surprised by this, as you guessed already. Darn. |
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GATSU
Posts: 15567 |
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Dear Anno-san and Gainax,
Please hear our grievances. Did Michael Eisner take over your company? After all, how else could you explain such mediocre television and straight-to-video productions? It's bad enough the only reason your company is still around today is because your fans are stupid enough to buy the latest editions of Evangelion with one minute of new original footage. Now, ever since the popularity of Excel Saga, you're trying to jump on the band-wagon by making your own productions campy and self-aware, when most people have known since Otaku No Video that you were never really funny in the first place-just pathetic. Like Tarantino, your content generally references numerous older shows and movies. And like Tarantino, without those references, you have no original ideas of your own. But when people begin to like those other shows and movies more than your own work, we think it's time for you to quit and cash out before you embarass yourselves with another financial failure like Honneamise. Oh wait, that's already happened with the live-action Evangelion! What were you thinking?! "People aren't buying our calenders, so we've resorted to another Princess Maker-style game to make ends meet. But that doesn't mean they won't pay to see a live-action movie of a series that most people hated when it was animated!" So now you've resorted to mining your library for sequels to oavs that didn't need sequels in the first place, and ruined what made them appealing in the first place. Congratulations in catering to the lowest common denominator and alienating the fans who made your company the success it is today. Now you've given us the freedom to move on to licensing shows from more progressive and innovative studios such as Gonzo and Studio 4 C. Good day! Signed, N. American Anime Distributors. |
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Dejiko
Posts: 276 Location: Holland (between Great Britain and Germany) |
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Well said Gatsu. Only thing is, I'd replace Gonzo with Production IG, if we are talking about innovation vs fanservice-heavy CG fests (exempting the GITS: SAC version of Kusanagi for Production IG and Last Exile in the case of Gonzo). I really liked Gainax more before they had a marketing department
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