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The Devil Tesla posted:I hate that I want this. My feelings on the subject of bathtub merman has evolved to genuine excitement. My only worry is that there's no actual animation in the previews, but I'm too stupid to care.
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Redcrimson posted:We now live in a post-Pharrell Williams AMV world... How do we even begin picking up the pieces? He's done it before, there was a miku cover he did complete with 3d anime pharrell dancing along.
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ViggyNash posted:At first I only knew Pharell Wulliams as that guy that sang that Daft Punk song that was really catchy. If only you realized the true greatness of what you watched. Pharell just preaching the good word of anime and anime waifu's. Everyone will now know that in 2014, anime officially became COOL.
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ViggyNash posted:At first I only knew Pharell Wulliams as that guy that sang that Daft Punk song that was really catchy. Do you want to know about the Soulja Boy song about anime.
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Did anyone mention that David Letterman will be having Hatsune Miku perform on his show on the 8th? http://observer.com/2014/09/david-letterman-booked-a-hologram-cartoon-character-to-perform-live/
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The Monkey Man posted:Did anyone mention that David Letterman will be having Hatsune Miku perform on his show on the 8th?
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The Monkey Man posted:Did anyone mention that David Letterman will be having Hatsune Miku perform on his show on the 8th? Further proof that we're living in a William Gibson novel and have been for some time.
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The Monkey Man posted:Did anyone mention that David Letterman will be having Hatsune Miku perform on his show on the 8th? 
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Zorak posted:What kind of terrible world do we live in where Hatsune Miku ends up on Letterman before HoloPac Maybe HoloHoloPac will rise from his grave once again to perform a duet with Hatsune Miku.
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You'd think the hologram Ronald Reagan that almost got a gig at the Republican National Convention would have done this first.
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Things just escalated into wacky awesomeness in just 40 posts. WRYYYYYYYY~
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You know, people joked about it a lot, but between being in commercials, touring with Lady Gaga, and now being on David Letterman, it almost seems like Miku could become mainstream in the west. James Cameron was right. The world shall be taken over by machines; but instead of a military A.I., its gonna be by an animated j-pop star
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Waffleman_ posted:It seems like the Hollywood Ghost in the Shell movie has found its Major. An Aussie actress named Margot Robbie. We've already seen the worst major thanks to Alive. So really, she can only improve on the role no matter how good or bad the rest of the movie might be.
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I could see it work with the right direction and acting. I can only see the Major as someone a bit stiff in the face at all times and robotic. Hoping it doesn't get Hollywooded. Second part of the final chapter of Buddy Complex: Enter good burying face in hands emoticon here. What was the last honest to god great and near universally loved mech scifi space series that wasn't a Macross? Been a bit too long. The Monkey Man posted:Did anyone mention that David Letterman will be having Hatsune Miku perform on his show on the 8th? The comments 
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they're right. miku is an international pop sensation and should be respected
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MrLonghair posted:The comments  " The world cares oh so much.
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Cipher Pol 9 posted:Glad I wasn't the only one who ventured down there. "She's a loving voice synthesizing program, NOT a cartoon. At LEAST call her an anime character. You've offended a lot of people! At least one of the commentors admitted to joking
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:Further proof that we're living in a William Gibson novel and have been for some time. Actually I'd say we were living in a Neal Stephenson parody of a William Gibson novel. Or possibly, Transmetropolitan. 
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DrSunshine posted:Actually I'd say we were living in a Neal Stephenson parody of a William Gibson novel. Or possibly, Transmetropolitan. Where's my loving bowel disruptor, DARPA? 
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Cipher Pol 9 posted:Glad I wasn't the only one who ventured down there. "She's a loving voice synthesizing program, NOT a cartoon. At LEAST call her an anime character. You've offended a lot of people! Uh, they're right she's not a cartoon she's my wife.
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Thundersword238 posted:James Cameron was right. The world shall be taken over by machines; but instead of a military A.I., its gonna be by an animated j-pop star I've watched Macross Plus enough times to know that there's really no practical difference.
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CR is streaming the new TRIGGER anime, which I will watch mostly out of pity. e: I just had a thought: How many animes have been Hollywood-ed into live action movies or shows? Edge of Tomorrow doesn't really count because that was a proper novel from what I understand, but I don't think I've every heard of another anime turned live-action (Yes, I know Kite is a thing, lets pretend that doesn't exist). ViggyNash fucked around with this message at 21:47 on Oct 1, 2014 |
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ViggyNash posted:CR is streaming the new TRIGGER anime, which I will watch mostly out of pity. Fist of the North Star and Dragonball
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ViggyNash posted:CR is streaming the new TRIGGER anime, which I will watch mostly out of pity. Edge of Tommorrow seems to be quite Light Novel-ish, although I don't know the strict publishing classifications. In an interview, the author said he was quite surprised when watching the live action movie because he had always imagined the characters as anime characters in his head. Yes, he wrote a book about anime characters.
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Clarste posted:Edge of Tommorrow seems to be quite Light Novel-ish, although I don't know the strict publishing classifications. In an interview, the author said he was quite surprised when watching the live action movie because he had always imagined the characters as anime characters in his head. Yes, he wrote a book about anime characters. If you've ever seen Japanese live-action sci-fi, maybe you won't be so surprised they imagine anime characters instead. But yeah, All You Need Is Kill is a light novel. There've been some Hollywood movies based on manga, though, like Old Boy. If you count Chinese flicks, there's Initial D and Crying Freeman, etc.
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Clarste posted:Edge of Tommorrow seems to be quite Light Novel-ish, although I don't know the strict publishing classifications. In an interview, the author said he was quite surprised when watching the live action movie because he had always imagined the characters as anime characters in his head. Yes, he wrote a book about anime characters. Never mind then, I guess it does count. Didn't Tom Cruise licence another thing from him? I can't remember the details, and Google isn't being helpful Tarodia posted:Fist of the North Star and Dragonball There was a live action Fist of the North Star? e: Oh my god, look at those effects  Also I totally forgot that terrible Dragonball movie existed. ViggyNash fucked around with this message at 23:13 on Oct 1, 2014 |
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ViggyNash posted:There was a live action Fist of the North Star? e: Oh my god, look at those effects at Malcom McDowell shouting "KENSHIROOOOOOO!" and cutting to the whitest man in the world.This was in the related videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUVukUuF9tw This looks like a scene cut out of "Hot Shots Part Deux".
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