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Just gonna drop this here so I can say "I called it" later on: I bet the series will be funded via Kickstarter. I've seen signs...

Like I always say, people should be more interested in crap that's happening right now, that'd help make this particular wait less long.

You all have big imaginations. These things take time. Instead of lamenting the delays, you should appreciate how insanely soon the original "September" was. It seemed almost too good to be true to me, and now look what happened. Also consider that September was revealed by Variety, not Shibuya. Eve...

It seems they are suffering from setback after setback. I have seen on their main site that they still do not have a director to direct the project, which means, it is possible that the teaser trailer shown to potential business partners is not raising any eyebrows. I feared that last point at firs...

His music was a standout for me when I watched Temple the Balloonist recently on Anime Sols. It even rekindled my love of the Jetter Mars soundtrack to the point that I bought it recently. And now this. Sad, sad news.

I miss 2004 with its Omega Factor and epic 3D Zelda-style Dororo.

"Shiyonasan" wrote:Even if we aren't able to see this manga come December 1, I have a feeling that, in the future, someone like Dark Horse might pick up this manga and translate it into English.

Well, strictly-English-speaking folk are still waiting for Akira Himekawa's Blue Knight...

"jeffbert" wrote:still, it sure seems that it should have done significantly better than 7%.

Yet it made $10,000 in a single day, while the Dororo anime needs only $2700 on Anime Sols and has made a whopping $284 in almost 2 months.

I've got 5 of the theatrical shorts as well, but uploading them would be illegal.

They're not actually OVAs as OVA stands for Original Video Animation, basically "direct-to-video."

There was an N64 Kimba game by Nintendo that sadly got cancelled which is a tragedy.

For my favorite games, I also have to put Majora's Mask at the top, followed by Ocarina of Time, Super Mario 64, the Banjo games, Donkey Kong 64, Diddy Kong Racing.