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katscradle
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Ah, clearly I haven't been looking hard enough or in the right places. But, yeah I'm kind of a stickler for official products.
Great! Now I'm looking forward to watching it even more. |
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Levonr
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Are you joking? Sorry but everything you said is so wrong its funny. |
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EricJ2
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To quote AzD, beware falling victim to Sakura's Evil Cuteness. Basically, what never hits you until you're hooked a half-dozen episodes in is that the original JP series somehow does everything a mahou-shoujou series should do, RIGHT. And without irony or squickily deliberate otaku pandering, like Madoka Magica's false front. It's a show for kids, that's smartly enough put together that anybody can watch. Sakura's cuteness is cute, her cold-feet "Ho-eee " moments are funny without being mo-eee, the MOTW's are elegantly CLAMP-designed, the fights/chases are dynamically fast-moving, the best friends are funny characters too, the story-arc plot teases you with just enough strangeness to lead you into addiction, and even the Cute Sidekick Critter is funny...How often does THAT happen??
(Or Gakuen Alice. They were newer, back then.) Animax CAN do good dubs when they put enough of the network behind it, like Sgt. Frog or Nodame Cantabile. Unlike, ahem, some Frog-dubbing studios, they get the tone and humor of the original series, and know how to approximate the characters...Maybe not A-1 dub acting, but certainly in Disney Doraemon territory. Last edited by EricJ2 on Fri Aug 08, 2014 6:43 pm; edited 4 times in total |
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Yuki_Kun45
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I got my set today and checked it out and by the looks of it, it seems about the same quality as the original Geneon DVDs which by all accounts was a good quality but it doesn't seem any higher resolution than that. It's still constrained in a 4:3 ratio but I don't know if they could have matted it to 16:9 without making it look wonky. |
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Blanchimont
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That's the worst you could do as it was produced in 4:3...
Anyone got screenshots of this release, along with timestamps for them? This is one non-import BD I might consider but I'd rather be sure it measures up to the JP BD. |
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Levonr
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If you were to look at side by side comparison you'd notice a difference. The remaster is much improved over the old Pioneer/Geneon release. The Pioneer/Geneon release were more cropped & the colors were off(Tomoyo has light skin but she's not albino). 4:3 ratio should always still be constrained in a 4:3 ratio. Hopefully there will be screenshots of the blu-ray soon but here is a DVD comparison of the old R1 and new Japanese remaster DVD from a few years ago. Pioneer DVD: http://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2014/05/02/R1-2.png Remaster DVD: http://www.imageupload.co.uk/images/2014/05/02/R2-2.png ay |
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Kadmos1
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Thouggh Animax or Odex dubs might be more faithful than some of their American (wonder how CR got this and not the Nelvana dub), the voices can be horrendous (I've even seen people comment on YT videos of the Odex One Piece dub that the voices were worse the 4kids version).
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Crisha
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Already own the bluray, F'yeah! But I'm happy to see it available on Crunchyroll for people who can't afford it at this time or who don't want to drop money on a series they haven't seen.
Now I just need a bluray release of the 2nd movie. I thought the 1st movie was okay, but I absolutely love the 2nd movie. |
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Kurama4Ever!
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And here's the obvious question: which dub is it? From what I've been told the dub included on the blu ray is the Animax dub, and I hope to God that CR wouldn't waste any money on that. So the only thing left is Cardcaptors.
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Levonr
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Crunchyroll wouldn't make a new dub, its far too expensive even for NIS. Hell it was too expensive for Pioneer back when they were at their prime. It will obviously be the Animax dub on Crunchyroll. |
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PurpleWarrior13
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I'm pretty sure this will be the Animax dub, which isn't great, but better than you'd expect. Most Animax dubs produced with Omni Productions actually had actors from the US and Canada, even though they're actually recorded in Hong Kong. They mostly just suffered from rushed recording schedules, and a small pool of voices (I can only name 8). From what I've heard, their CCS dub isn't terrible (I LOVE Andrea Kwan's voice for Sakura), but only really worth watching if you really can't stand subtitles. It's mostly uncut though, but the copy NISA has does have a couple scenes removed.
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Haterater
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Like that Crunchyroll is showing more dubbed anime. I'll give the Animax dub a chance. From what I heard, it wasn't bad to me, so it'll be interesting going back to the series.
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JustinGallimore
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Show me the actual sale numbers not a random tweet LOL, and also I saw some HD screen shots of the show and I wasn't very impressed. |
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ムギまる
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Oh the butthurt................. |
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TheAncientOne
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In CR's own news section, it was reported that all 70 subtitled episodes can be expected on Tuesday, "along with the English dub episodes as produced". |
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