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Topic: Anime/Manga
davec921 Joined Sat 02/05/11 Posts: 309	Sun 02/20/11 11:32 AM
not a clue on either one of those. Let us know when you see them

Shayna1978 Joined Fri 02/04/11 Posts: 546	Sun 02/20/11 08:23 PM
not a clue on either one of those. Let us know when you see them ur cute dave, but no help at all. lol

Trawl Joined Sun 02/20/11 Posts: 3	Sun 02/27/11 03:14 AM
Naruto anyone??? So far its the best anime just makes a boi think about dragon ball Z in it time.

Trawl Joined Sun 02/20/11 Posts: 3	Sun 02/27/11 03:14 AM
Naruto anyone??? So far its the best anime just makes a boi think about dragon ball Z in it time.

Shayna1978 Joined Fri 02/04/11 Posts: 546	Sun 02/27/11 07:42 PM
Naruto anyone??? So far its the best anime just makes a boi think about dragon ball Z in it time. I have waaay too much ADD for Naruto. I mean how many times did that red haired chick get kidnapped? REMINDS ME OF A JOKE.... How many Dragon Ball Z Characters does it take to screw in a light bulb?

Nicolesnooki Joined Sat 02/19/11 Posts: 4952	Thu 03/03/11 04:34 PM
Naruto Shippuden!

sanelunasea Joined Wed 01/19/11 Posts: 337	Fri 03/04/11 12:28 AM
How many Dragon Ball Z Characters does it take to screw in a light bulb? Less than the number of DBZ fans it takes to screw in a lightbulb?

ShiningArmour Joined Sat 08/23/08 Posts: 541	Sat 03/05/11 07:43 AM
How many Dragon Ball Z Characters does it take to screw in a light bulb? Less than the number of DBZ fans it takes to screw in a lightbulb?

Shayna1978 Joined Fri 02/04/11 Posts: 546	Mon 03/07/11 07:45 PM
How many Dragon Ball Z Characters does it take to screw in a light bulb? Less than the number of DBZ fans it takes to screw in a lightbulb? THE ANSWER IS: It only takes one DBZ character, but it takes them 10 episodes to do it.

Monier Joined Sat 03/17/07 Posts: 3337	Tue 03/08/11 11:27 PM
How many Dragon Ball Z Characters does it take to screw in a light bulb? Less than the number of DBZ fans it takes to screw in a lightbulb? No, seriously, one of the most popular anime's internationally ever.

ShiningArmour Joined Sat 08/23/08 Posts: 541	Wed 03/09/11 09:11 AM
Ya ever notice? In anime the characters get maimed, bloodied, and even killed. In american cartoons they never even get hurt! There's a bunch of stupid humorless gags and then evreyone goes home for cake and ice cream. Why not make a great cartoon where there is lots of fights,love,and sometimes death. Like the japanese cartoons

Monier Joined Sat 03/17/07 Posts: 3337	Wed 03/09/11 10:23 AM
Ya ever notice? In anime the characters get maimed, bloodied, and even killed. In american cartoons they never even get hurt! There's a bunch of stupid humorless gags and then evreyone goes home for cake and ice cream. Why not make a great cartoon where there is lots of fights,love,and sometimes death. Like the japanese cartoons That would be fantastic and there are a couple very good US artists that could do it but the FCC won't allow animation that contains violence, blood or death to be shown on regular tv programming. DBZ is the perfect example of this. Despite running for 291 episodes, the FFC will only allow up to between the first 50 to 60 episodes to be shown on non cable programming. In Japan, animation is for everyone. In the US it is for kids. This is pretty sad.

ShiningArmour Joined Sat 08/23/08 Posts: 541	Wed 03/09/11 10:43 AM
Ya ever notice? In anime the characters get maimed, bloodied, and even killed. In american cartoons they never even get hurt! There's a bunch of stupid humorless gags and then evreyone goes home for cake and ice cream. Why not make a great cartoon where there is lots of fights,love,and sometimes death. Like the japanese cartoons That would be fantastic and there are a couple very good US artists that could do it but the FCC won't allow animation that contains violence, blood or death to be shown on regular tv programming. DBZ is the perfect example of this. Despite running for 291 episodes, the FFC will only allow up to between the first 50 to 60 episodes to be shown on non cable programming. In Japan, animation is for everyone. In the US it is for kids. This is pretty sad. That is so true! If you don't want the action,the blood,and the reality that yes people can die. CHANGE THE CHANNEL I ask that every time I watch TV why can't people get hurt and get into epic fights? Now I know. Thanks for that info

ajagirl Joined Wed 10/20/10 Posts: 2256	Thu 03/10/11 06:11 AM
I Love Dragon Ball Z Akira Toriyama is truly a legend.

ShiningArmour Joined Sat 08/23/08 Posts: 541	Fri 03/11/11 05:29 AM
I Love Dragon Ball Z Akira Toriyama is truly a legend. I tried watching a few times. There is just WAY to much filler! I mean yea the fights are epic and the characters are awesome but move the story a bit faster.

Monier Joined Sat 03/17/07 Posts: 3337	Fri 03/11/11 05:36 AM
I Love Dragon Ball Z Akira Toriyama is truly a legend. I tried watching a few times. There is just WAY to much filler! I mean yea the fights are epic and the characters are awesome but move the story a bit faster. I hear you. The entire series is like one big animated soap opera. They build you up every episode, but then on friday they finally deliver.

damnitscloudy Joined Sat 04/07/07 Posts: 11293	Fri 03/11/11 09:41 PM
I Love Dragon Ball Z Akira Toriyama is truly a legend. I tried watching a few times. There is just WAY to much filler! I mean yea the fights are epic and the characters are awesome but move the story a bit faster. I hear you. The entire series is like one big animated soap opera. They build you up every episode, but then on friday they finally deliver. The DBZ Kai versions is more straight to the point. It took out all the filler. The first Saga is 15 episodes maybe? But I am a DBZ fanboy. It got me into anime.

Shayna1978 Joined Fri 02/04/11 Posts: 546	Fri 03/11/11 10:35 PM
Ya ever notice? In anime the characters get maimed, bloodied, and even killed. In american cartoons they never even get hurt! There's a bunch of stupid humorless gags and then evreyone goes home for cake and ice cream. Why not make a great cartoon where there is lots of fights,love,and sometimes death. Like the japanese cartoons One of the few was the GI Joe movie with the alien spores. Damn sensitive 90s.

ajagirl Joined Wed 10/20/10 Posts: 2256	Sat 03/12/11 03:11 AM
I Love Dragon Ball Z Akira Toriyama is truly a legend. I tried watching a few times. There is just WAY to much filler! I mean yea the fights are epic and the characters are awesome but move the story a bit faster. Ohh really, but the Manga was really good, I only have the book and I read from right to left.

ShiningArmour Joined Sat 08/23/08 Posts: 541	Sat 03/12/11 05:42 AM
I Love Dragon Ball Z Akira Toriyama is truly a legend. I tried watching a few times. There is just WAY to much filler! I mean yea the fights are epic and the characters are awesome but move the story a bit faster. Ohh really, but the Manga was really good, I only have the book and I read from right to left. Manga is usually different from anime. If you watch HunterXHunter and then you read the manga the story is different. At least in the beginning. And It's great you read from right to left. That's the original format. Or so I've read