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NEWS: Petit Eva Super-Deformed Series to Be Made into Video


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v1cious



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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:02 am Reply with quote
please... please just stop already.
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crilix



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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:19 am Reply with quote
This news is pretty much old already. It was announced with the start of the Puchi Eva Project that it will be made into conventional media such as anime.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:35 am Reply with quote
crilix wrote:
This news is pretty much old already. It was announced with the start of the Puchi Eva Project that it will be made into conventional media such as anime.


Actually, the new announcement makes a noticeable effort of not saying the spinoff will be a "conventional" anime. In fact, the word "anime" is not used at all; the announcement consciously, almost awkwardly, uses the word "eizō" ("imagery" or "footage") instead. Given that some of the four-panel gag manga are not "conventional," drawn manga, but composited photographs of the figurines, calling the new spinoff "anime" would be drawing conclusions.

Edit: Eizō mispelled.


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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:44 am Reply with quote
Egan Loo wrote:
In fact, the word "anime" is not used at all; the announcement consciously, almost awkwardly, uses the word "enzō" ("imagery" or "footage") instead.

You a Ferrari fan? Laughing Should be "eizō."

Appleseed had used this word in their promotional video to describe the movie, so I'd say it's okay.



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Roy9076



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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 11:49 am Reply with quote
Phew! I thought it was another spin-off of the show, but in deformed way. Heh, awesome!
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Egan Loo



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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 12:00 pm Reply with quote
dormcat wrote:
Egan Loo wrote:
In fact, the word "anime" is not used at all; the announcement consciously, almost awkwardly, uses the word "enzō" ("imagery" or "footage") instead.

You a Ferrari fan? Laughing Should be "eizō."


Heh, thanks for catching that.

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Appleseed had used this word in their promotional video to describe the movie, so I'd say it's okay.



That actually highlights when this phrasing for project announcements is used instead of old standbys — when the producers wants to be vague to imply something isn't our "conventional" media. It's not necessarily something that will "alter the future of movies" as that Appleseed blurb claimed, but it's not necessarily "conventional."
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 12:51 pm Reply with quote
Egan Loo wrote:
In fact, the word "anime" is not used at all; the announcement consciously, almost awkwardly, uses the word "eizō" ("imagery" or "footage") instead. Given that some of the four-panel gag manga are not "conventional," drawn manga, but composited photographs of the figurines, calling the new spinoff "anime" would be drawing conclusions.
Thanks for the (unnecessary) lesson, I check MOON PHASE several times a day myself. While having said that the anime will be made into "conventional media _such as_ anime", I didn't say "conventional anime". Big difference there. But like I said, this is old news already (from March, actually).
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 1:18 pm Reply with quote
crilix wrote:
Egan Loo wrote:
In fact, the word "anime" is not used at all; the announcement consciously, almost awkwardly, uses the word "eizō" ("imagery" or "footage") instead. Given that some of the four-panel gag manga are not "conventional," drawn manga, but composited photographs of the figurines, calling the new spinoff "anime" would be drawing conclusions.
Thanks for the (unnecessary) lesson, I check MOON PHASE several times a day myself. While having said that the anime will be made into "conventional media _such as_ anime", I didn't say "conventional anime". Big difference there. But like I said, this is old news already (from March, actually).


That's why the devil is in the details. What's new, and what's not old news, about this announcement is the confirmation — back in March, it was just talk. It's like the difference between mulling the next Indiana Jones project and actually greenlighting the project. Also, the producers are being very circumspect about describing this new spinoff as any kind of "conventional media." Even saying that it will be "conventional media" is drawing conclusions.

There's irony in citing a magazine to say that the actual greenlighting is old news, when it's that same magazine that's trumpeting the greenlighting as new news in the latest issue. Wink
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crilix



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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 1:37 pm Reply with quote
Egan Loo wrote:
What's new, and what's not old news, about this announcement is the confirmation — back in March, it was just talk.

There's irony in citing a magazine to say that the actual greenlighting is old news, when it's that same magazine that's trumpeting the greenlighting as new news in the latest issue. Wink

Let me quote your news there:
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The official announcement will be made in the September issue
So even this news isn't based on the official announcement, it's based on the announcement of the upcoming official announcement. Wink There's your irony.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 1:52 pm Reply with quote
crilix wrote:
Egan Loo wrote:
What's new, and what's not old news, about this announcement is the confirmation — back in March, it was just talk.

There's irony in citing a magazine to say that the actual greenlighting is old news, when it's that same magazine that's trumpeting the greenlighting as new news in the latest issue. Wink

Let me quote your news there:
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The official announcement will be made in the September issue
So even this news isn't based on the official announcement, it's based on the announcement of the upcoming official announcement. Wink There's your irony.


Heh, that kind of irony is rampant in the industry. Bandai, the actual primary source itself, is announcing the confirmation, which makes it news—even before the confirmation it announces.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 2:26 pm Reply with quote
Although I dislike beating a dead horse, and I hated the Eva movie(s), I think this will be kind of fun. Misato lives again! *insert evil cackle here*
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bahamut623



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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 2:51 pm Reply with quote
This is gonna rock, if only for this "Evancho". It would be cool if they did it with clay like the comic.


v1cious wrote:
please... please just stop already.

Face it, the cast of Evangelion have become icons in the world of anime. As much as people might not like it, we're gonna be seeing them over and over for years to come.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 3:11 pm Reply with quote
i hope we get to see this. like when they release the movie here this should be an extra. Or they could just pick this up and release it.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 5:23 pm Reply with quote
The last time they did that at the end of the tv show, fans defended it as "important to the story". Now that it's officially just a cash-in, what are you gonna say? Rolling Eyes

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I really shouldn't encourage them... but I'm a sucker for SD! Embarassed
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