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After Events at Genesis 2 - !9 EVENTS! NEED SUGGESTIONS! WILL NEED ROOM #'S LATER!

Эикельманн [РУС]

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deathbysuarez said:
yes nicknyte were chilling for sure
ill be leaving for genesis wednesday possibly arrivng like thurs 2am
roller's room it is!
i don't have a room so ill most likely be staying with my friend __X__
ill make sure to bring a lot of stuff
and if anyone wants DBZ i got it :)


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lol didn't even see the op
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wow. so i dislike anime, EXCEPT for dbz.

this is pretty mother****in' epic. i'm down for some dbz


Sephiroths Masamune said:
/Hyped for Denies.
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you sound hilarious. we're gonna have a hell of a time.
 
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of course mr. announcer over here would
ok lets do this
The only dub I like is in the Dragon Ball series. I can't accept the Japanese version for some reason... Something about growing up with the dubbed version?

Everything else I watch is subbed for my viewing pleasure (and all the better animes just coming out are easier to watch--K-ON! for instance. =D)

Also, Japan has an abundance of EXCELLENT voice actors. North America... isn't bad, but we can't convey the same meaning with our voices. Or something like that. Just doesn't sound right when compared to Japan's.

In fact, I make a point to watch foreign shows/movies with original voices and subs to read. Be it Japanese, Chinese, German, etc. It just fits.
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Subtitling has many advantages: It allows for an extremely accurate translation (including quirks of the original language that play a role in the plot), while allowing you to hear the original actors' performances. It renders the show accessible to the deaf or hard of hearing. People bilingual in or learning the original language will be able to benefit as well, since they can enjoy at least parts of the film/TV show in the original while their friends can still know what's going on. In addition, it's much less expensive than creating a new Automated Dialogue Recording and dodges Lip Lock; fans have been capable of producing serviceable Fansubs using home computers for decades, and it's possible to subtitle a program with literally nothing more than a time-coded script. Hence, subtitled anime has a much wider potential reach simply because it is easier to produce and the licensor can turn a much larger profit on the smaller cost. Furthermore, in today's severely damaged anime market, more and more titles only come out subtitled because it's flat out the only way to release them to a profit in the first place.** On the other hand, dubbing a program means that the audience doesn't have to read the dialogue while watching the show. While this is frequently used as an insult to the intelligence of dub-watchers (lookin at YOU), subtitlers in some languages (including English) do trim dialogue due to subbing line-length restrictions. (This is not just a translation problem - turn on the native language subtitles for a DVD, and you'll often witness subtitle abbreviation, spanning from a noticeable to a horrendously significant degree. If an example is necessary, try Real Genius.)
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from a poll subs vs dubs
come at me bro
 
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That's what I'm talkin about
I'll hookah to that!!
And don't worry I'll Show you a couple manimes u can't not like ;)
 
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deathbysuarez said:
of course mr. announcer over here would
ok lets do this

The only dub I like is in the Dragon Ball series. I can't accept the Japanese version for some reason... Something about growing up with the dubbed version?

Everything else I watch is subbed for my viewing pleasure (and all the better animes just coming out are easier to watch--K-ON! for instance. =D)

Also, Japan has an abundance of EXCELLENT voice actors. North America... isn't bad, but we can't convey the same meaning with our voices. Or something like that. Just doesn't sound right when compared to Japan's.

In fact, I make a point to watch foreign shows/movies with original voices and subs to read. Be it Japanese, Chinese, German, etc. It just fits.
Click to expand...
Subtitling has many advantages: It allows for an extremely accurate translation (including quirks of the original language that play a role in the plot), while allowing you to hear the original actors' performances. It renders the show accessible to the deaf or hard of hearing. People bilingual in or learning the original language will be able to benefit as well, since they can enjoy at least parts of the film/TV show in the original while their friends can still know what's going on. In addition, it's much less expensive than creating a new Automated Dialogue Recording and dodges Lip Lock; fans have been capable of producing serviceable Fansubs using home computers for decades, and it's possible to subtitle a program with literally nothing more than a time-coded script. Hence, subtitled anime has a much wider potential reach simply because it is easier to produce and the licensor can turn a much larger profit on the smaller cost. Furthermore, in today's severely damaged anime market, more and more titles only come out subtitled because it's flat out the only way to release them to a profit in the first place.** On the other hand, dubbing a program means that the audience doesn't have to read the dialogue while watching the show. While this is frequently used as an insult to the intelligence of dub-watchers (lookin at YOU), subtitlers in some languages (including English) do trim dialogue due to subbing line-length restrictions. (This is not just a translation problem - turn on the native language subtitles for a DVD, and you'll often witness subtitle abbreviation, spanning from a noticeable to a horrendously significant degree. If an example is necessary, try Real Genius.)
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from a poll subs vs dubs
come at me bro
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Sephiroths Masamune said:
Your such a weeaboo.
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/10cha r
 
Эикельманн [РУС]

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Strong Bad said:
so wait
you dislike anime
but you like dbz?

wow.
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i dislike most anime. yes. however, i like dragon ball and dbz.

the **** are you wowing about?


deathbysuarez said:
That's what I'm talkin about
I'll hookah to that!!
And don't worry I'll Show you a couple manimes u can't not like ;)
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i can enjoy stuff with historical significance, such as samurai x, or berserk, hell i even enjoyed elfen lied a lot. whenever i watch anime though, i can't help from feel like it's overdone, so it's harder for me to enjoy it haha

but throw me a few names and i'd totally check them out :)

my favorites though are ninja scroll, berserk, gantz, samurai x, rurouni kenshin, and fist of the north star.
 
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Come at your bros all you want, but not in this thread. Do it in your own time.

For now, who feels up for holding an anime room since Roller will only do Pokemon night?
 
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dbz is a mediocre anime. nostalgic, but mediocre.
 
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Not everyone in the Pika room is an anime fan. Besides we mentioned doing Pokemon only. I supported some anime but in another location which shouldn't be hard to find.

Also IDGAF about subs/dubs for animu except for Lucky Star. We're watching that **** with subs yes or yes.
 
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We can drink by the pool? Or are we going tto conceal the drank?
 
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I just turned 23 yesterday. Happy birthday Tekkie. I went to denny's last night and got a free Grand Slam Breakfast because it was my birthday :D
 
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I have a room reserved, and currently trying to get one more person that I trust. Yea. I cool like that. Anyway, I am still going to get the tickets tomorrow at 5pm. Just follow the Nicknyte Hat. I will be a bit late for the start of the movie, so if someone could save a seat for me, I will be most appreciative.
 
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