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Karin/Chibi Vampire wallpapers from the old Funimation website
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Karin/Chibi Vampire wallpapers from the old Funimation website
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This is the Character Commentary found in the Kannazuki no Miko Limited Edition when Geneon held the license.
This is NOT found in the DVD rerelease Sentai Filmworks did when they 'license rescued' the material, and you'll need to specifically buy the limited edition Disc 3 online.
This English Dub has Michelle Ruff as Chikane, Stephenie Sheh as Himeko and Kate Higgins as Otoha.
a little bit of Audacity work regarding Goemon Ishikawa’s catchphrase, with almost every single instance of him saying the line in English as well as equivalents to it found in the dubs.
Sources:
Cliff Hanger
Mystery of Mamo (Streamline)
Secret of Mamo (Manga UK)
Mystery of Mamo (Pioneer)
Castle of Cagliostro (Streamline)
Castle of Cagliostro (Animaze)
Legend of the Gold of Babylon
Bye-Bye Lady Liberty
Da Capo of Love (hidden under a running gag)
$1 Money Wars
Lupin vs. Conan -The Special-
The Woman Called Fujiko Mine
Goodbye Partner
THE FIRST
Update to my Gungrave collection! I recently got the latest game Gungrave G.O.R.E. on ps4. So it was time to put them all together, games and anime. There's an Xbox version too, but I want to keep it PS for now. I also need to get the bluray anime set too. But all in due time.
The Anime Nostalgia Podcast - ep 118: Green Legend Ran with MDi
The Saturday Anime series is back! These are episodes where we talk about anime that aired on the Saturday Anime block of Sci-Fi Channel back in the 90s on US Cable TV. This month, MDi is back to talk with me about a title that was once one of Pioneer Anime’s original flagship titles in the US, but has since kind of become forgotten---Green Legend Ran! Listen as we revisit this title to see if this environmental sci-fi fantasy OAV-edited-to-movie-for-Sci-Fi-Channel’s-broadcast still holds up, having to deal with the infamous WordFit System, and how this title is connected to....Snakes on a Plane??? You’ll have to listen to find out how!
Stream the episode above or [Direct Download]
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Relevant links:
Buy the out-of-print DVD from Pioneer or Sentai Filmworks
Otaquest - “Why you should watch Green Legend Ran”
VHS archive recording of Sci-fi Channel’s first airing of Green Legend Ran, as it was broadcast on television
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Everyone has differing opinions about the Geneon dub of ‘Lupin III Part 2′. Either they like the liberties taken with the script, or think the jokes from the original should have been kept. I agree with both arguments. Sometimes the English script writes better jokes, other times the Japanese original does better ones.
But as an autistic person, what really attracts me to the Geneon dub, ‘Mystery of Mamo’ included, is the nonverbal sounds. The sighs, the gasps, the yells, the groans, all done by a talented voice cast performing a witty script to a well-paced classic Japanese cartoon. It’s a perfect sensory experience.
