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pachy_boy
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 Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 3:10 pm
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If Madman Australia gets the movie and releases on blu, hopefully they'll include this mini-series like they did with Death Note: Light up the New World.
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melton80
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 4:54 pm
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Japanese live actions are almost always garbage, they don't even dye their hair or wear wigs to even look like the characters most the time, hair color actually plays a big part in an anime characters persona, yet all i ever see is black and brown headed actors that you dont even know which character they are playing til someone calls their name. Only a few like the live action Gintama have the actors with the characters actual hair color.
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pachy_boy
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 5:12 pm
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| melton80 wrote: | | Japanese live actions are almost always garbage, they don't even dye their hair or wear wigs to even look like the characters most the time, hair color actually plays a big part in an anime characters persona, yet all i ever see is black and brown headed actors that you dont even know which character they are playing til someone calls their name. Only a few like the live action Gintama have the actors with the characters actual hair color. |
Supposedly the movie is set in real-world Japan--where Japanese people don't have multi-colored hairs but are normally black and brown. They did otherwise with Gintama because it's an intentionally cartoonish sci-fi/fantasy, but in other cases the point should be whether the actors are able to embody their characters rather than bear an uncanny physical resemblance.
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