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🇵🇦 Nuestro primer dominio localizado está en español en kiwifarms.pa. Our first localized domain is on Spanish on kiwifarms.pa.
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- 23 de Feb, 2015
Cause it's a great love story. About a man and his left hand.
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- 25 de Jun, 2013
So I was on a plane and the staff gave everyone tablets to watch a selection of movies. I saw this on the movie selections for Drama:
I couldn't help but think "...What the fuck?" And out of morbid curiosity, I watched it. It wasn't really that bad. It was weird and stupid, but in a good way. Then I found this was an adaptation of a manga series which also has it's own anime adaptation.
So now I've just watched the first episode of the anime. So far I'm intrigued.
I couldn't help but think "...What the fuck?" And out of morbid curiosity, I watched it. It wasn't really that bad. It was weird and stupid, but in a good way. Then I found this was an adaptation of a manga series which also has it's own anime adaptation.
So now I've just watched the first episode of the anime. So far I'm intrigued.
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- 10 de Mar, 2013
I just noticed the second Little Witch Academia was out (Little Witch Academia: Mahou Shikake no Parade) and I'm glad to see it's as fun as the first, they're like a cross between Harry Potter and a Studio Ghibli movie. (It came out in October, I am a little slow finding out about it's release)
It's pretty good, the second season just started so you picked a good time to get into it!So I was on a plane and the staff gave everyone tablets to watch a selection of movies. I saw this on the movie selections for Drama:
I couldn't help but think "...What the fuck?" And out of morbid curiosity, I watched it. It wasn't really that bad. It was weird and stupid, but in a good way. Then I found this was an adaptation of a manga series which also has it's own anime adaptation.
So now I've just watched the first episode of the anime. So far I'm intrigued.
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- 5 de Jun, 2015
I really wish I had a gif of the final weapon transformation. That shit was jaw-dropping.
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- 19 de Oct, 2015
What a coincidence, I'm rereading the manga right now.
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- 23 de Feb, 2015
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- 28 de Sep, 2013
Does Scared Star of Milos have any connection to Brotherhood? I always assumed it did, but after doing a bit of research I couldn't find anything that validated this.
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- 28 de Jul, 2014
The film's non canon, but is connected to Brotherhood instead of the 2003 series
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- 28 de Sep, 2013
Alright, guess I'll be avoiding it then.
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- 1 de Abr, 2014
Why? That seems like a weird reason to me. The film itself doesn't really connect to either and is non-canon entirely.
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- 28 de Sep, 2013
You guys just gave me two different answers. If it's based on Brotherhood then I doubt I'd enjoy it, let alone understand the references, for reasons I've already mentioned before and don't plan on bringing up again. All I want to know is if it really is a stand-alone movie or not. Being canon doesn't concern me at all.
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- 1 de Abr, 2014
I couldn't see a clear connection to Brotherhood in particular, it's standalone.
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- 28 de Jul, 2014
Sorry, I guess I typed that the wrong way. I meant to say it was released in conjunction with Brotherhood, it was announced right after the last episode aired. Story-wise it's standalone
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- 1 de Abr, 2014
I know, but all of these re-draws are just traced-over the original frame with traced/slightly changed backgrounds. In the ones that I posted, Zarbon's head was re-drawn extremely poorly and the head jewelry he wears isn't drawn correctly, the background on Krillin's frame is pretty terrible considering the original, and the frame with Frieza is just bad all on its own because the colors they used for Frieza's head/arms are too close to their shades and almost look like he doesn't have shading on his head/arms.
The Tien re-draw is just absolutely terrible because they didn't properly render the frame with whatever software they were using. There's no excuse for some of this stuff other than it's Toei putting forth minimum possible effort.
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- 17 de Mayo, 2015
Why would you want to buy Dragon Ball Z/Kai anyway? They're terrible adaptations of an otherwise great manga.
You never get this kind of quality in the anime
You never get this kind of quality in the anime