It's not as if they gave us any memorable shows like Gundam Seed, Blue Submarine No. 6 or Tenchi Muyo I mean they don't even take the time to butcher their own dubbing for the little kids, Funimation does it for them! getting rid of things like red blood is gong to far, even for television aimed at children!
Wait... There's an ANIME NETWORK?! I have digital cable, is it on there?!?! Kita1304 wrote: this is my topic and you shouldn't be cridisizing!
Heh, that's what you thinkBardiel13 wrote:
Hey, now that Naruto will be airing in America, it'll be a whole lot easier to find! It can be a real pain to find anime that hasn't been in America.
Actually I'm more happy than probably most to see how the english dubs are going to turn out... and finally I could get my hands on some high quality DVDs of it(Nicer to watch, and good for source footage). Woohoo!!!!!
I completly agree with that. That same exact senario happened to me with Yu Yu Hagusho. It was awsome at first, and I would not dare miss a show, but then when I realized they cut it, and they when I saw them replaying the dark turnoments againt for like the fourth time in a row, I just got sick of the anime series, and just didn't want to deal with it any more. So I stopped watching it, and I never finished that dark turnoment series, and proabably never will. All I can be greatful for is that I bought Kenshin rather than watched in on cartoon network. I really liked that series and if I would have watched it on CN the same thing would have happened. Thank God I bought it! Thank GOD! The same thins will happen to Naruot no doubt, so that is why I am reading the manga!Jackal~ms wrote:I have to agree with nandez. Toonami has a rep of taking good anime and playing it alot. At first its awesome. Then its oooookkkkk. Then 4 years later when your watching Naruto episode 13232143453 and 1/2 for the billionth time....you realize your sick of it and the show sux. Cause once an anime is a hit it HAS to have a follow up season and so on and so forth. The key to a good anime....is knowing when to QUIT!! and toonami hasn't quite grasped that concept yet.
