Forum - View topicNEWS: Code Geass: Nunnally in Wonderland to Have English Subs
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Sheleigha
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If I personally had ALOT of money to spare, sure, I'd go for stuff like this. But I can't.... I don't JUST collect anime and manga, I have several collections of stuff I'd like to get. So, I can only pick and chose what to get from each of those collections from what budget I have at the time. |
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bglassbrook
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A bottle...
A cookie... Hey, what's this note doing attached to the front of the case?
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CG-LOVER
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Still holding out a slim hope that someone will license this here along with the new Code Geass: Akito the Exiled project.
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luffypirate
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This is a good sign. I foresee English subtitles on a Code Geass BD box whenever Bandai Visual gets around to releasing it. Yay "+" we will be able to get HD Geass in English "-" the price will be in the $300s. Wish the yen would start deflating as many of us are going to be literally forced to import our favorites.
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rizuchan
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Am I the only one sick of Alice in Wonderland parodies in anime/manga? Card Captor Sakura, Ouran, and now Code Geass... I'm positive others have had a parody episode or chapter but those are the ones I remember the best.
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Saturn
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it's kind of like how EVERY American drama has an "A Christmas Carol" episode. So passe. I'd still probably watch this though. But I'd not pay $50+ for it. |
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vashna
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I'm curious about individuals ordering this import set. They would in fact need to have a regionless DVD player. Am I wrong in that assumption? Moreover, I'm actually curious how the whole Alice in Wonderland bit in anime started. Was I wrong to suggest CLAMP in this particular isolated incident?
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Annf
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Japanese BDs, at least all anime BDs and related event BDs, concerts, etc. that I've seen so far, are region-free rather than region A. |
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vashna
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I mean no offense, but I've come to associate regionless with bootlegged. I'm taking it that this association isn't the right one to have, then. I've mentioned before that I don't use a Blu Ray player though, so maybe I'm stuck thinking in that way.
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SpacemanHardy
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Let me just re-emphasize........
No dub...... no purchase. If the Japanese honestly think that this is the future of anime releases, then they can KEEP it. 
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Annf
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Yeah the standard for Japanese DVDs is region 2-only, but the standard for Japanese BDs is region-free, for whatever reason. |
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vashna
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Wow! That really does sound quite strange to me, but again I do admit that I don't actually own a Blu Ray player.
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Annf
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Yeah it's odd. My theory is there's no meaning to it at all; somehow region 2-only just got stuck as the default for what Japanese DVD-pressers do if you don't tell them otherwise, and region-free is randomly the default for BD (instead of Region A, Japan's BD code). I figure the content-companies ordering the discs pressed probably aren't even thinking about it and just go with whatever the disc pressers say is "normal." |
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vashna
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Haha, what's probably the funniest bit about this conversation is the fact that we've probably given far more thought to the situation than any of the people that actually work in the disc pressing industry. Then again, all the discussion about various parts of the entertainment industry on the Anime News Network forums is probably more in depth than anyone inside ever cares to think about.
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