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Cyanna - I didn't really like Love Hina Again. It seemed really forced. Maybe all of the promise nonsense finally fried my brain. I loved the series and I even loved the really cheesy movies, but that was just.. blech. Maybe it's because I don't like Naru and I secretly want Keitaro to fall for someone else. ;P {Although, the sister's demon kitty was adorable.}

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robot wrote:Cyanna - I didn't really like Love Hina Again. It seemed really forced. Maybe all of the promise nonsense finally fried my brain. I loved the series and I even loved the really cheesy movies, but that was just.. blech. Maybe it's because I don't like Naru and I secretly want Keitaro to fall for someone else. ;P {Although, the sister's demon kitty was adorable.}
I really don't like how Love Hina Again cut the story "right there." Why didn't they animate the rest of the story? Was it a ploy to get people to buy the manga. (If it was, it certainly worked on me)
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tomatie wrote:Shin Chan.
I know
You watched Shin Chan? How was it? I've read #1-7 of the manga, but I have more. He is hilarious.
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Jasujo wrote:tomatie wrote:Shin Chan.
I know
You watched Shin Chan? How was it? I've read #1-7 of the manga, but I have more. He is hilarious.My only problem with the manga was in the later volumes (#7+) they changed the characters names to more "American" sounding ones. That really sucks. In the book, it says they did that to match the names in the tv show. My question then is: Is Shin Chan playing in English anywhere or do they, for some odd reason, have the different names in the anime?
They play it during almost every interval on Fox Kids, since the Eps. are so short.

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tomatie
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Jasujo wrote:tomatie wrote:Shin Chan.
I know
You watched Shin Chan? How was it? I've read #1-7 of the manga, but I have more. He is hilarious.My only problem with the manga was in the later volumes (#7+) they changed the characters names to more "American" sounding ones. That really sucks. In the book, it says they did that to match the names in the tv show. My question then is: Is Shin Chan playing in English anywhere or do they, for some odd reason, have the different names in the anime?
It was dubbed in Dutch so I can't really say much about the English version
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Well, yesterday the girls and I went through the complete Hello Kitty's Paradise box set (4 discs). I swear that's one of the best purchases I've ever made.
The episodes are short with little lessons in them and cute enough to keep the girls watching, but not overly so, and there are little games inbetween each episode. Lovely.
I've heard of Milk-chan before. It's supposed to be drawn really cute, but majorly for adults. Milk-chan is a 5 year old, foul-mouthed super hero without any real powers and a violent temper. The story:
I got that from the ADV site here: http://www.advfilms.com/titles/milkchan/

I've heard of Milk-chan before. It's supposed to be drawn really cute, but majorly for adults. Milk-chan is a 5 year old, foul-mouthed super hero without any real powers and a violent temper. The story:
Meet Milk. She's a selfish, smarty pants superhero with no real superpowers. Her two assistants are an obsolete, abused robot, and a slug who drinks too much. Her mechanical dog pees on everything. Not quite your A-list superhero team, but that won't stop the idiotic President (of Everything) from hiring her to solve the world's problems - whether it's stopping a missile attack or counseling drunk fish. This is The Super Milk-chan Show. Is it wholesome? Probably not. Good for you? Definitely.
I got that from the ADV site here: http://www.advfilms.com/titles/milkchan/



