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There's a new anime company in town
02-13-2010, 03:29 AM
Well, okay - it's an existing entertainment company that's getting into anime translation and distribution. NIS America http://nisamerica.com/nart/press/Anime% ... 100212.pdf]just announced that they hold the licenses for four anime... and they picked some strong titles to launch their anime line: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toradora]!]Toradora!, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persona:_Trinity_Soul]PERSONA -trinity soul-, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandora_Hearts]Pandora Hearts, and Our Home’s Fox Deity (better known as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Our_Home%27s_Fox_Deity].]Wagaya no Oinari-sama).
To make this a bit more entertaining than the usual announcement posting, I thought I'd add a poll to it. I'm wondering...
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F) None, as I know nothing about them.
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Which is why I provided the links - so folks could learn about them...
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I thought Trinity Soul was already brought over?
I'm surprised it wasn't, considering how massively popular Persona 3 and 4 were for Atlus.
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Ah, that's the mob which is the US branch of a Japanese game publisher. They released an odd JRPG/DC Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! and a bunch of other stuff, most of them on consoles I don't own.
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Heh. Waga-ya O-Inari-Sama is relevant to my interests... for obvious reasons.  IT's the better of two "I've got a kitsune living with me" series from when it was released. It's very modern fantasy asction-y as compared to it's competition's ecchiness.
ToraDora is one of those "real life with weird hair colors" series, with a petite tsundere and a tall "tough guy everyman." It's short for "Tiger and Dragon," which is a take on the main characters' names and nicknames. The Tsundere is called "Taiga" because she reminds her classmates of a "palmtop tiger" and the everyman's name is Ryuuji, with, of course, the kana for Dragon.
The other two are "Anime of the Game"
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Chiming in here, Toradora! was utterly brilliant.
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Toradora! is EPIC - Taiga is the only tsundere I actually like... so I must buy!
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Is it completely off-topic to point out how -brilliant- this is of an example of how one can influence results through careful question choice? I suspect Bob spotted that and was trying to subvert it, in fact.
Back on-topic: H) None of the above; none of them appeal to me. ;D
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Not completely off-topic, no...
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And now that the poll's closed, I'm slightly surprised by the result. (I expected Toradora! to place first, but Wagaya no Oinari-sama was the runaway favourite instead. Go figure...)
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Hey, what can we say? Kitsune are awesome. Sometimes I wonder if my current girlfriend, given her mischievous and whimsical nature, is a descendant of a kitsune. 
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*pops a rez*
I've actualy just acquired their DVDs of Wagaya no Oinari-sama and I think I'll have a bit of trouble finding a space for 'em on my shelf. 'Cos for starters the box they came in's larger than my HB copy of the Fallout 3 guidebook and the contents of said box is bigger than a DVD fatpack.
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I'd rather get Katanagatari first and foremost. Why? Because it is freakin' epic.
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