Got a bit of info on the 5cm per Second dub.
Not sure if Bang Zoom is doing it themselves, or if one of Bang Zoom’s recording studios was rented out by somebody else (it appears it ISN’T Bang Zoom, might even be the same studio that did Nanoha and Familiar of Zero).
It looks like it’s a rather low budget dub, mostly actors who normally play side characters, or relatively new people (Nanoha/Zero people).
As for if the ADV dub will end up on whatever the final release ends up being, no idea.
(edit- Bandai has denied they have it. And since gia and a few others have made the comment, I’m not saying up there that Bang Zoom is dubbing it ‘themselves’, what I was saying was it might not be dubbed ‘by’ Bang Zoom, but AT Bang Zoom by someone else. Nor am I just putting together the Greenfield con report and the credit that showed up online last week, I simply mention them in the original report because it is further confirmation. I’ve talked to multiple people involved.)
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5cm per Second Dub Update
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Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (Bandai version), Early Look/Review
After lots of problems in 2008, with quite a few recalls, it’s time for one of Bandai’s big 2009 products, a new year, a new start, let’s see how Bandai does with their first Blu-ray, of Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence.
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Site Update
Working on some reviews at the moment. Been a bit busy. Reviews soon though!
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Random Fun- December 6th, 2008
I just found this to amusing to not put up.
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Negima!? (Season 2)- Volume 1, Early Look/Review
Time for another early look. I’m a big Ken Akamatsu fan, so I’ve been looking forward to more Negima for awhile. The new series is interesting (yes it’s a new series, put Season 2 up there because it is still vaguely known as that to most people).
Let’s take a look at this reimagination, see what works, and see what doesn’t.
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The Real Ghosbusters- Series Box, Preview
Leaving for the holiday tomorrow and doing papers now, so no time to go thru the set in any real depth.
Some caps from the menu, the opening, the first episode, one of the episode introductions, and the pilot video in the gallery.
This set has some REAL heft to it. One of the heavier DVD boxes I can remember. Box is really nice, has some texture to it.
Visually, it’s probably the best the show has ever looked. Will it win any awards for visuals, not at all. But definately the best we can expect the show to ever look. (Without having checked stuff in depth, I’d give the video quality a solid B, or even higher if you take into account its age).
Audio is just great. There’s depth to the audio that I never remember existing before.
I’ll try and do an in depth review right when I get back on Saturday/Sunday.
But this is a great set and worth the money, especially if you have memories of the show from when you were a kid.
All caps are lossless PNGs taken in VLC, more will be done for the review. (Caps are sized 640×480 so as to display properly on computer monitors, as encoded the disks are 720×480, but having the caps be 640×480 emulates how they will appear on your television screen).
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Naruto Shippuden in the USA News!- Updated
Viz is gonna start airring Shippuden almost day and date with the Japanese airrings and try and catch up with earlier episodes as fast as they can.
Frankly it seems a bit stupid to do it that way since it’s a plot based show and the early Shippuden haven’t gotten an American release yet (and who knows what this says about the potential for the show on TV).
Viz to Stream Naruto Within 1 Week of Japanese Airring {Anime News Network}
Update- Tv Tokyo will be putting new Naruto on Crunchyroll subbed an HOUR after it airs on Japanese TV.
TV Tokyo to Also Stream Naruto Through Crunchyroll {Anime News Network}

























