Red ≠ Ash, for the record,
Please make a Pokémon Special anime and bring it over here with top tier VA and no compromises please
Funimation would be soooo cool. We'd get Blu-rays and everything.
What's the point of making a Pokemon Special anime?
http://bulbanews.bulbagarden.net/wi..._placed_third_in_Media_Factory_Animation_poll
Well at least now it's out there that there's an audience for such a thing. Maybe when some of the major seiyuu for the Pokemon anime pass on or quit they'll do it. They have enough material for quite a while I think so there wouldn't be a situation where they have to stop or make up filler for quite a while.
Ever read it?
If an anime was made it'd most likely be a series of OVAs. Running the show alongside the existing anime seems redundant to me and I doubt any other channel would want it as part of their morning lineup.
Yeah I read the manga, I just don't see the point of making it into an anime when their current 22 minutes commercial anime does the job fine.
Somehow I totally missed the second sentence.Didn't read the rest of my post did you?
I'd take some OVAs too, it'd be free money for TPC.
When you say "the manga," you mean...?
I don't think something "minor" like the cast quitting/dying would stop the anime. The main cast is probably contractually obligated to finish a generation and the likely have enough of an episode buffer to find some replacements in case of an emergency. Or in the case of Ikue Ohtani and the other Pokémon VAs, just reuse existing voice footage and pay the wages to the family's estate. Although if enough people left I imagine they'd retire Ash and start using new Protagonists for each generation.
yeah, I'm kind of in the same mind. The anime is almost a self perpetuating profit machine by this point (do I remember rightly reading that the movies still knock Studio Ghibli movies off the Japanese charts occasionally?), and, as long as the games remain popular, there will be no will to stop it, regardless of what goes on behind the scenes.
This isn't to say that it will be the only Pokemon anime around (though I rather suspect it will be), but it's definitely bigger than the cast and crew by this point.
Somehow I totally missed the second sentence.
I don't think something "minor" like the cast quitting/dying would stop the anime. The main cast is probably contractually obligated to finish a generation and the likely have enough of an episode buffer to find some replacements in case of an emergency. Or in the case of Ikue Ohtani and the other Pokémon VAs, just reuse existing voice footage and pay the wages to the family's estate. Although if enough people left I imagine they'd retire Ash and start using new Protagonists for each generation.
I don't think you realize how important seiyuu are in anime. They are the characters. It isn't like Americawhere you can make it big by screwing people overwhere actors and characters are interchangeable.
As much as this can be a plus for really good anime projects, I actually see the seiyuu=character fetishistic adherence a drawback most of the time.I don't think you realize how important seiyuu are in anime. They are the characters. It isn't like Americawhere you can make it big by screwing people overwhere actors and characters are interchangeable.
Bit of a different comparison there, chap. We like each Doctor Who actor to do as massively a different spin on the character as possible. Actors who try to do what previous Doctors did wouldn't be accepted by us. We're all about each actor making the character their own.Seiyuus are a big matter of importance to the Japanese, much like the British see any actor who portrays the Doctor in DW.
Right.Bit of a different comparison there, chap. We like each Doctor Who actor to do as massively a different spin on the character as possible. Actors who try to do what previous Doctors did wouldn't be accepted by us. We're all about each actor making the character their own.
You enter a battle with him, but you just lob a dream ball and he's insta-caught.Guys for the Arceus event when I see him the forest thingy, do I have to battle him or do I just catch him normally?
Team DS was about DS, not about Grey. We would have been cool with R/S/E remakes on DS, too.No one won this round with predicting Masuda, I think. Grey wasn't announceda full-on dual-version sequel was, making the whole thing moot in the end.
As someone who didn't pick either team and can therefore act as a neutral judge, I can say that both teams were wrong.Hey, Andrex, can you comment on the rumours that being on Team DS is dope as fuck?
No, it was about the next game being DS. The possibility of R/S/E remakes were also on the cards.As someone who didn't pick either team and can therefore act as a neutral judge, I can say that both teams were wrong.
The teams were saying that Pokemon Grey/Gray was going to be on either 3DS or DS, both teams are wrong because there is no Pokemon Grey/Gray.
Wait, what's going on?
Though we suspected Grey, we frequently talked about R/S/E.Politics, I guess. Can we source the notion that Team DS was about the platform itself and not a combination of DS + Grey? Then it will be settled in Suariyu's favor, but I haven't seen such of that yet.
We won.
Looking at the posts from this point onwards (Which is when the team thing started) all of the voting posts are clearly about Grey.No, it was about the next game being DS. The possibility of R/S/E remakes were also on the cards.
So in the event of Grey being on 3DS, you'll stay on for another term as PokéGAF shepherd to save us all from stupidity?
It isn't until this post that R/S remakes are even mentioned.This is also acceptable.When Grey is announced for 3DS, I shall assume the throne.
But who does it in the super-no-wai! chance it's a DS game with 3DS enhancements?
I'm gonna laugh if the name isn't even Gray or Grey, but like Brown or something.
Remember all the fan names for the Pokemon G/S remakes and how none of them were what they actually used?