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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:14 pm
Okay i didn't really notice till was reading the manga last night that the little inserts after the manga.
OH MAN they never animated those scenes. Plus they skipped over i think chaper 20 when they had to go to everyones room. they just shown maybve 15 seconds of footage of that.
With OVAs coming soon i bet it'll be like the anime except more cut! any thought and gripes?
I like the anime and the manga. I like the anime because thats what I watched first. But after the cliffhanger ending and the stupid announcement about Kujiban Unbalance (i don't care how you spell it,) I was relieved to hear about the OVA release. I just want to see what will happen to everyone.
The manga is awesome because it has the stuff the anime doesn't. Its my first manga series and i like it as much as the anime. All in all im happy with both because you can't put everything from the manga into the anime.
Joined: 17 Aug 2006
Posts: 1240
Location: Washington D.C. in the Anime Atelier
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 6:07 pm
deepon05 wrote:
I like the anime and the manga. I like the anime because thats what I watched first. But after the cliffhanger ending and the stupid announcement about Kujiban Unbalance (i don't care how you spell it,) I was relieved to hear about the OVA release. I just want to see what will happen to everyone.
The manga is awesome because it has the stuff the anime doesn't. Its my first manga series and i like it as much as the anime. All in all im happy with both because you can't put everything from the manga into the anime.
CONGRATS on it being your first series.
maybe all the references will get you into more stuff. like in episode 2 with the karaoke of the combattler v theme. i wanna know how that anime is now.
V V V victory
combine 1 2 3
4 5 shekidikida
(i cant write japanese at all lol)
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