Forum - View topicNEWS: Bandai Entertainment Gets Kurokami Anime
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Dargonxtc
 Posts: 4463 Location: Nc5xd7+ スターダストの海洋 |
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Neat!
Too bad I don't get iaTV. I actually flipped through this manga the other day. Seemed interesting enough. A little bit of dark elements thrown in with the normal standard fare. But I only glanced. I hope this does well, because I know it will be a test for the new model of distribution. And this is what so many have been screaming to want for so long. |
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Jarmel
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I wonder how they will deal with the DVDs, even though since they are done with dubbing they could release it ridiculously fast. I hope they add high quality streams then this is awesome. Now I just wait for FMA...
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Nebs
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No one's pointed out the crazy hodgepodge of dub VAs this series has gotten. In addition to Bandai's standard pool of Bang Zoom (California) actors, they also got 4Kids (New York) & FUNimation (Texas) actors involved in this series as well. Crazy stuff.
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Jedi General
 Posts: 2485 Location: Tucson, AZ |
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Shush. Yes, the manga is by a Korean team, but the anime is a Japanese production. With the series in the capable hands of Sunrise, I can guarantee you that plenty of people care about Kurokami. EDIT -- For the record: I do agree with you that we need more licenses of niche titles. I don't mind Bandai acquiring Kurokami in the slightest, however.
That, in a nutshell, pretty much sums up Kurokami. Based upon the first four volumes anyway. |
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hikaru004
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hulu or Joost please. The majority of America doesn't get iaTV.
If it's online, Japanese audio with English subtitles please. |
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darkchibi07
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Well, lately Laura Bailey has been doing dubs in LA for quite some time, but yeah this is one interesting cast going on. And considering Michael Sinterniklaas is directing it, this is going to be an NYAV Post dub, am I right? |
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DFBTG
Posts: 385 Location: Hell |
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Dang it, I was hoping it was being put onto Hulu or CR. There went my hopes, and the likelihood of me watching it. I don't get the station, and even if I did...I hate watching TV. Although I won't benefit from this, it's nice to see that they're doing something to knock off a point for fansubs....though I'm not entirely sure if doing it by limiting it to a station that it seems few people have is really the way to do it.
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GeneralArrow
 Posts: 225 Location: United States |
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For this to be successful they need to have iaTV in more places its to bad I don't get iaTV
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Mohji
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Speaking of iaTV, I don't think their website has been updated in months.
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hikaru004
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That should actually encourage fansubs since none but a few areas in the US will get this. They need to stream it. |
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Colonel Wolfe
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I'm laughing at the absurdity of Bandai's marketing strategy. Announce the Broadcast of an anime shows that's being shown simultanously on an anime channel that virtually nobody has heard of and that nobody can get access to?
AHAHAHAHA Let me start over ... Bandai should be shamed of itself ... this was lame @#$ weak marketing. I blame Bandai for this absurd marketing strategy. Usually, when an anime distributor, who specializes in releasing DVD's, not in anime broadcasting, makes an announcement, we expect an announcement regarding DVD releases. Just another example of Bandai failing to capture the thunder. Bandai, next time you decide on an announcement, make sure that it's a DVD release and not a broadcast. I don't know of anyone who is familiar with iaTV. I know I've never heard of it. |
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Kruszer
 Posts: 7983 Location: Minnesota, USA |
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Doesn't effect me since I don't get this IATV thing.
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Primus
 Posts: 2759 Location: Toronto |
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You guys complaining about the lack of iaTV in the general world of TV now puts you guys where us Canadians are with Gurren Laggan, and [likely] Gundam 00. Except, people know, and care about GL and 00, where as Kurokami is relatively unknown (and not airing in Canada...).
And on the bright side, with the show airing on a non-Starz owned block there is a shot that us Canadians may even get it on a channel that people actually have. |
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einhorn303
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Actually, they announced that be releasing the DVD's for the show as well.
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hikaru004
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But it's really sad when a distributor in your own country does this to you. 
When facepalm doesn't quite cut it, you have to laugh at the absurdity of it all. |
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