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[Tezzajh]

happy and worried you mention halo and i rember 9/10 halo being crap with a capital CRAP the last episode was good, also to the people saying it should follow the game i read somewhere logain to have yellow spikey hair, has anyone got a link to anywork ths company has done?

[L0n3w0lf1971]

i will watch it at least once unless it needs a patch

[spottyblanket]

I quite like funi, but I want to see the art!

[hicser03]

Its quite obvious that the majority of the people in this thread have only see anime like dragon ball z and naratu, there is amazingly well animated anime out there that is aimed at older audiences without the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles, this has the potential to be a very good movie.

[Roya_Tamarion]

hicser03 wrote...

Its quite obvious that the majority of the people in this thread have only see anime like dragon ball z and naratu, there is amazingly well animated anime out there that is aimed at older audiences without the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles, this has the potential to be a very good movie.

I have to admit, I have never been fond anime, but I also admit, I haven't been exposed to anything other than the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles. Could name some artists or films I should see?

Modifié par Roya_Tamarion, 16 juillet 2010 - 04:43 .

[sandslayer76]

Roya_Tamarion wrote...

hicser03 wrote...

Its quite obvious that the majority of the people in this thread have only see anime like dragon ball z and naratu, there is amazingly well animated anime out there that is aimed at older audiences without the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles, this has the potential to be a very good movie.

I have to admit, I have never been fond anime, but I also admit, I haven't been exposed to anything other than the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles. Could name some artists or films I should see?

Akira, of course, is the first thing that comes to mind. Old, yes, but definitely not the "b-movie dialogue, spikey yellow hair and big eyes" kind of anime film. Bascially, just avoid most modern stuff. Anime today is... well... ****. It's all fan service and crappy, overdone storylines. Go back ten or twenty years, and you'll find some real gems.

[abadomen]

sandslayer76 wrote...

Roya_Tamarion wrote...

hicser03 wrote...

Its quite obvious that the majority of the people in this thread have only see anime like dragon ball z and naratu, there is amazingly well animated anime out there that is aimed at older audiences without the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles, this has the potential to be a very good movie.

I have to admit, I have never been fond anime, but I also admit, I haven't been exposed to anything other than the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles. Could name some artists or films I should see?

Akira, of course, is the first thing that comes to mind. Old, yes, but definitely not the "b-movie dialogue, spikey yellow hair and big eyes" kind of anime film. Bascially, just avoid most modern stuff. Anime today is... well... ****. It's all fan service and crappy, overdone storylines. Go back ten or twenty years, and you'll find some real gems.

DB/DBZ isn't really Modern...it came out around the same time as Akira...but I digress.

I'd recommend Ghost in the Shell, Jin Roh, along side Akira.

Modifié par abadomen, 16 juillet 2010 - 11:01 .

[sandslayer76]

abadomen wrote...

sandslayer76 wrote...

Roya_Tamarion wrote...

hicser03 wrote...

Its quite obvious that the majority of the people in this thread have only see anime like dragon ball z and naratu, there is amazingly well animated anime out there that is aimed at older audiences without the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles, this has the potential to be a very good movie.

I have to admit, I have never been fond anime, but I also admit, I haven't been exposed to anything other than the giant eyes and over the top hairstyles. Could name some artists or films I should see?

Akira, of course, is the first thing that comes to mind. Old, yes, but definitely not the "b-movie dialogue, spikey yellow hair and big eyes" kind of anime film. Bascially, just avoid most modern stuff. Anime today is... well... ****. It's all fan service and crappy, overdone storylines. Go back ten or twenty years, and you'll find some real gems.

DB/DBZ isn't really Modern...it came out around the same time as Akira...but I digress.

I'd recommend Ghost in the Shell, Jin Roh, along side Akira.

True, DB and DBZ aren't modern, but I wasn't really referring to those. Still, they aren't exactly intellectual masterpieces...

Off the top of my head, I can only think two recent anime shows that are worth watching: Darker than Black and Code Geass. Unfortunately, the second seasons of both lack the creative genius of the first seasons of both. A less modern, but not archaic, anime that's pretty damn decent would be Cowboy Bebop.

There's plenty of anime out there that is worth watching. Unfortunately, there is also a very large amount that isn't worth it. At all. Such is life...

[Wikal]

Definitely watch Cowboy Bebop- animation isn't too bad considering it's from 1998, but it's just an amazing series to watch. I actually prefer the dub over the sub- the dub is much better then usual ones. Eden of the East is also very good: good animation and story, and not too long- 11 episodes which aired last year. Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood would also be a good choice.

[Super_Cat]

Wow I'm late, can't believe I missed this. Anyways, my official reaction:



First I was like



"Wwwwwwaaaahhhhh?"



and then I was like



"Eh, might be interesting."

[Vatina]

Also, watch Steamboy. A little newer but unfortunately pretty underrated (or just unknown) - it's a beautiful movie.

[gotthammer]

some 'serious' anime:

- Ghost in the Shell (GitS movie, GitS: Innocence movie, Stand Alone Complex series, SAC: 2nd Gig, and the SAC movie, Solid State Society...great music, too)

- Jin-roh

- Blood The Last Vampire (didn't really like Blood+, tho')

- Now and Then, Here and There (I found this depressing, actually lol)

- Last Exile (steampunk-ish anime w/ an epic feel. great designs/art/animation, IMHO)

- Legend of the Galactic Heroes (epic space opera, but lots of talking/discussions, esp. on the merits/problems of governments/politics)

- Akira (cyberpunk-ish? great animation/art for it's time. awesome soundtrack by Geinoh Yamashirogumi)

- Wings of Honneamise (I still don't know how to categorize this one lol, great art/animation tho')

- Nausicaa, Castle in the Sky (Shiro no Laputa), Mononoke Hime, Spirited Away

- Gundam 8th MS Team

- Armored Trooper VOTOMS: Pailsen Files (the story's actually a bit draggy, but the action sequences, esp. in the first episode, are quite good. Think Normandy invasion w/ 15' tall mecha w/ paper thin armor in relation to the weapons used lol)

- other stuff I've forgotten (Grave of the Fireflies is supposed to be really depressing, but I've yet to see it in it's entirety)



re: steamboy

yup, it was pretty, but I don't think I enjoyed the story so much.



re: Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood

I watched the first series plus the movie, and wasn't too keen on FMA Bro. FMA Bro is supposed to be closer to the manga, right? (only read a little of that...the only manga I really keep an eye out for are those by Masamune Shirow)

FMA is, I think, another example of anime that initially appeared to be relatively light hearted, turning out to be rather 'dark'.

[dswtor]

This could be really awesome...

[Flurdt Vash]

SOOOOOOOO Cant wait for this SQUEEEE!!!!

[Satsu]

Animes CAN be awsome, I've watched dozens of them. However game anime adaption mostly fail e.g. Halo Legens, Dante's Inferno.



WAAAGH! for Social Bioware Network! .. in a few days I guess

[HighMoon]

Interesting. If any Bioware game was suited for an anime however I'd say it was Jade Empire.

[Jamie9]

I thought Dead Space: Downfall was a pretty good animation based on a game, it did well so they are making a second: Dead Space: Aftermath. I'm not sure Dragon Age: Origins could be fit into one film however, three would be preferable, but I think two could cover it. One film is going to miss out a LOT.

[Ulicus]

Jamie9 wrote...

I thought Dead Space: Downfall was a pretty good animation based on a game, it did well so they are making a second: Dead Space: Aftermath. I'm not sure Dragon Age: Origins could be fit into one film however, three would be preferable, but I think two could cover it. One film is going to miss out a LOT.

In terms of animation, I thought DS:D was great, yeah. In terms of contributing to the DS storyline, it was pretty poor and didn't mesh at all well. Not like the comics they released over Xbox Live, anyway.

[NaimaRamirez]

Anime?

Huh...



I think it could be pretty well done if it is made Ghost in the Shell style.

[DIrishB]

Jamie9 wrote...

I thought Dead Space: Downfall was a pretty good animation based on a game, it did well so they are making a second: Dead Space: Aftermath. I'm not sure Dragon Age: Origins could be fit into one film however, three would be preferable, but I think two could cover it. One film is going to miss out a LOT.

I'm pretty sure this film won't be adapting the storyling of DA: Origins, but instead tell a series of self-contained side-stories to the events of the game, much like Halo - Legends did.

It'd be cool if at least one or two of the segments focused on or included some of the companions from Origins, like maybe a segment on Morrigan's past growing up with Flemeth in the Korcari Wilds, or of Leliana's life in Orlais before the game.  Otherwise, it'll probably tell stories of characters created for the anime itself, with possible tangenital ties to the fan-favorite characters from the game, just for the sake of recognizing them.  There'll probably be Dragon Age 2 characters used as well, since this will come out about 6 months after that game.
If the marketing department gets their way, there might even be a story about Hawke's rise to power.

[sirchet]

If it's anything like FUNimation's Full Metal Alchemist I'm sure I'm going to love it!

[Kastagir]

In the animated film will we be able to see the heroes' progress halted by missing NPCs or other game-breaking bugs? Or perhaps they will hold and swing their swords backwards, have no boots or transition into areas completely naked? I'd pay money to see that.

[DIrishB]

Kastagir wrote...

In the animated film will we be able to see the heroes' progress halted by missing NPCs or other game-breaking bugs? Or perhaps they will hold and swing their swords backwards, have no boots or transition into areas completely naked? I'd pay money to see that.

Thats only about the 4,352nd time that same joke has been made in a slightly different way...in this thread alone.

Keep it coming!!

[nightcobra]

the guy who did the ninja scroll animated film and highlander (the anime movie) would be suitable for dragon age i think.



for the people who don't know what it looks like, i 'll post a link.



highlander



ninja scroll

[kurtsquirt]

Does anyone know what the anime will be about, which characters in it ect? is it a anime of Dragon age origns or a anime in the DA universe with unknown plot?