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neocloud9
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SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY, WARNER BROTHERS. *looks for pre-order*
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EricDent
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OK unless my math is off, that's only 5 episodes (6 if you round up).
So why does it need 2 discs? |
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Guren Alchemist4
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I watched a little bit of it last week. It definitely doesn't look like the one I saw as a kid.lol
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WTK
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Per TVShowsOnDVD.com, the first release contains 8 episodes. |
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Primus
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somethingsomethingintereststorysomethingsomethingnotreallyanimesomething
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Charred Knight
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Then why did you click on this thread?
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angieness
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You must have skipped this part of the article "Studio 4°C, the anime studio producing Thundercats, collaborated with Warner Bros. Animation in the past to produce parts of The Animatrix, Batman: Gotham Knight, and Halo Legends." |
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ChibiGoku
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It's also a co-production. So it would count. |
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kyokun703
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Seriously. Loved the first episode. Hope it stays this epic. |
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ReaKon
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No way, I wasn't even aware there was a remade Thundercats. I have the boxset containing all of the original episodes and I hope this brings it into the 21st century.
To be fair, I love the original show purely for nostalgia, it is definately one of those shows that is so bad that it then becomes entertainment as an adult... |
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ArsenicSteel
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I must have entered a parallel universe.
Where's the obligatory, "No BluRay, no buy." post. Is that just reserved for imports? |
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Weazul-chan
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Sheleigha
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Everywhere I go, I see NOTHING but praise (give or take the one or two haters...) for this show, and everyone is calling it the BEST 80`s cartoon remake. I never got to watch Thundercats when I was little, but the concept seemed interesting when I heard of it. I caught the premiere and it was GREAT! People who like the original and those who never watched it, like it just as equally. It is more "animeish", of course, but I really enjoyed it! |
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ArsenicSteel
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It isn't an import. So of course it's primary run is going to be NA, that doesn't explain the missing like-clockwork whining over the lack of a BluRay release in tandem with the DVD. Last edited by ArsenicSteel on Fri Aug 05, 2011 2:25 am; edited 1 time in total |
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Primus
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Okay, US TV series have been outsourced to Japan for ages. The show's not written in Japan, and I imagine a good chunk of planning is done in the US as well. The show has no Japanese air date, and is a revival of a distinctly American property. Avatar: The Last Airbender is animated in Korea. Does that mean it's a Korean show? No. Hell, Studio 4C animated Transformers: Animated - another production between CN and Japan, yet that show received 0 coverage from ANN, because it's an American show being animated in Japan. |
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