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I remember RTL II rebroadcasting Dragon Ball like five times in a row before they managed to air any of Z.
I love how the bad guy who is fairly obviously a fox they just decided was a rat instead so they could call him the Big Cheese
"watching... warning against surprise attack by Alien Galaxies from Beyond Space".
heck yeah
edit: actually wait, i think i saw a bunch of sailor moon as a kid earlier, before that
That's also how I saw that movie. My family was on an extended vacation and were currently staying with some friends in Ann Arbor. I had the basement, and was flipping through stations when I saw that were doing an anime segment. One night they showed Galaxy Express and the next night they showed the sequel and I remember us going out to eat with those friends and the whole time at the restaurant I was antsy because my parents always chat forever and but I didn't want to tell them I wanted us to leave so I could go watch cartoons.
Teknoman/Tekkaman Blade is the very first anime I ever watched!
It was airing on a before-school kids programme here in Australia when I was in primary school, and I watched the entire series start to finish with my brother before school every day
When Toonami started up I watched the anime on there very closely. Maybe the editors missed something, you know?
I saw this in theaters at age 12 because the ad in the newspaper said it was like star wars so I asked me dad to take me
I feel aged 2000 years by typing that
My first exposure to films were Vampire Hunter D and Tenchi Muyo In Love! on the Sci-Fi channel(back before Tenchi getting edited was a thing). It was insane to have a movie premiere on a network like that, it was unreal.
Steam
I remember an absolutely amazing one for Gurren Lagann that as far as I can tell isn't on YouTube anymore. This is the best one I can find.
And here's one for Evangelion:
And Madoka Magica:
I mean Hellsing already did:
Hello Thriller Bark.
I got the sad stuff over a few days ago so not bad.
Thousand Year Blood War part two in July.
Steam: YOU FACE JARAXXUS| Twitch.tv: CainLoveless
OARS!
"COMBINE!"
Nothing happened.
Well glad to hear someone else has heard of it, there's a couple shows I remember from my childhood that I feel like no one else in the world has ever heard of.
EG:
Chapter after that one (131):
Mind blowing stuff really
More spoilery/plot stuff:
-Argo should have been in the first movie, but at least she's basically the third main character of this one. A skilled and interesting female character who ISN'T in love with Kirito and has her own motivations and interests? She's basically a comet that comes around every 1000 years in terms of SAO character quality.
-Speaking of Kirito, they deliberately skipped a few chapters and picked a storyline that's more about Asuna's development, which is appreciated once again. I enjoyed the detail that literally no one thought to invite him to a social occasion or even mention it to him (I don't hate him, but this is an appropriate thing to happen when he's SUPPOSED to be extremely socially isolated, especially at this time in the story).
-The movies are warming up the Kirito and Asuna relationship much faster than the books, which I get, since they have a lot less time to work with, but it kind of defeats the purpose of the slow burn when you do it this way.
-The movies continue to completely forget that Klein exists, which is very confusing to me. Like, yes at this point in the story he's training his guild to stand a chance on the front line, but why they went out of their way to never show or mention him... I don't get it.
I remember watching Captain Star! It was on Teletoon, IIRC.
I just want to double check with the collective knowledge here, but we’re not seeing a way to watch it in the US? Besides buying all of the episodes on Apple TV I guess