I've been reading it. While there isn't anything interesting to say about it yet, it's utterly beautiful and still engaging. I hope it continues to grow, we are on the edge of some neat plotlines.
Also, British dubs were often ass, below the quality of dubs of low-budget kung fu films. There was one channel I came across that had some compilations of some particularly feculent gems of British dubbing , like clips from the dub of the 1982 title Techno Police 21C ("WHAT'S THAT WHAT KIND OF CAR IS THAT?") though one can find the whole thing around online. Alas, that one seems to have been deleted in the years since, but I came across another old channel with a few clips of bad dubbing from UK releases.
I need to check both of these out, I've heard good things about them
You have people like Toriyama and Miura having infinitely more effect on the medium and art for the next decades, normies included (though I guess they aren't technically directors). And as for being a "grandfather of anime" you have people who actually pioneered genres rather than being bootleg Disney.
Okay, speaking generally, you are certainly right that Toriyama and Dragon Ball had and continue to have a considerable impact on the medium in general and especially regarding normies. Miura and Berserk too, but not sure if that also applies to the normies. Osamu Tezuka's influence is undeniable, but I would argue that he and Miyazaki can stand side by side, especially if you separate manga and anime.
Let him finish the story at least. If every single alien is indeed sociopathic and this particular one is a straight-up psycho, why should we assume that it's not all complete bullshit coming from his mouth? Maybe there's something hilarious in the sack.
They're wonderful imo. But on the kf scale, ichi the witch is bad because it has a nigger as a deuteragonist and fags saved kagurabachi in the early days when it was morbius.
Howl is my favorite, and it is doubly my favorite after I realized the twist. "Sophie, there you are! I've been looking everywhere for you!"
Why is World Trigger getting a reboot, exactly? Hasn't even been 15 years.
I'm finding it hard to see Miyazaki influence compared to Tezuka, maybe Nausica did a lot but I haven't saw it.
Like trannyism, Japan has a good deal of responsibility for the trope becoming commonplace, one can argue that they did it due to their role in WW2.
Reminds me of these ones I occasionally send out of context to people. some of these uploads are almost 20 years old and it freaks me the fuck out a little because it shows how stagnant the last decade's been.
I think a lot of mangaka have day jobs that they don't talk about, especially the ones only known by pseudonyms.
No, they aren't ever actually evil. They can't sell to gaijin if it has a twitter nono word happen.
