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Forum - View topicEvangelion at Wal-Mart's [] site
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AnimEdge
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If anyof you have ever read the editorals you would remeber the coment of de-becoming a anime fan if they saw Neon Genesis Evangelion at Wal-Mart:
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/search-ng.gsp?search_constraint=0&search_query=neon+genesis+evangelion though its the site im sure its in one somewhere The end is near [EDIT - Topic de-.....'ed -C] |
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LordByronius
ANN Columnist
 Posts: 861 Location: Philippe for America! He is five. |
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Ono!!!!
I will trade in my official "anime fandom" card, and watch and read only obscure Bangledeshi cartoons and comics! Additionally, I will become a communist! Psh. "The end?" Please; this is the future, son. And it is bright. |
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Nagisa
Moderator
 Posts: 6128 Location: Atlanta-ish, Jawjuh |
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.....so...is there anything specific I should be looking for here, or is this just some pointless whining & crying episode because "oh no, anime's at Wal-Mart so the world's gonna end!" thing?
Whatever. Though...that "unofficial guide" to Evangelion looks pretty lame. 
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BakaNekoDain
 Posts: 118 Location: Yokosuka |
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Yeah I don't think Wal-Mart carrying anime is a forteller of anything, they've carried a scattered selection for years now.
I'm assuming that the purpose of this thread was to be like, "oh no anime is gaining a more accepted status as a form of popular entertainment. We don't want any outsiders!" Well shucks howdy, thats rather foolish (assuming of course that my previous assumption was correct)
I whole heartedly agree. |
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HeeroYuy135
Posts: 150 Location: Sacramento, CA, USA |
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Yeah...the front cover for the guide looks like something out of Gundam, not Evangelion... 
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Nagisa
Moderator
Posts: 6128 Location: Atlanta-ish, Jawjuh |
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Not exactly. The cover just looks extremely cheap, and I tend to look at any "definitive Evangelion guides" with a significant amount of skepticism. |
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Mou Kaoru
 Posts: 298 Location: Simple minds are easily amused. |
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Meh...I don't care much for the guide. There's nothing to get excited about, but I think it's good Walmart is selling more titles. The Eva movies for $20...not bad. *been meaning to pick up the re-released movies for a long time*
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littlegreenwolf
 Posts: 4796 Location: Seattle, WA |
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I feel very sorry for any person who unknowingly picks off one of those dvds off the shelf, and watches it. The movie with knowledge of the series is a doosy enough.
Now if only walmart would get boxsets of series... |
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AnimEdge
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I have no problem with anime being at Wal-Mart at all i buy anime from them all the time they sell them pretty cheap i bought the Oh My Goddess movie from them for like 15 bucks with Suncoast selling um at like 30 and im glad Target/wal-mart, i forgot whitch, is stocking TokyoPop Mangas Target is a lot closer than any book store...anyhow i just some how came across that and it reminded me of the editoral i read on here awail back anyhow i was being sarcastic on the whole 'The end is near' stuff
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