And we've finished at $483,524 CAD. Not bad. Not bad at all.
And to be honest, much higher than I expected it to reach in the last 24 hours.
Kickstarter update said:...we may have even opened up an alternative route to produce Season 3!
Welp.Too bad smug duck will just be teasing. 450K away! Bet we end up at 470-485k.
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If you check out the whiteboard, you'll notice drawings of a peculiar looking Amalia-like child wearing an Eliatrope hat. That, constant hints at Season 3 being a timeskip w/ older characters... I think you can figure out the rest.
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Or it could be someone messing with us. Wouldn't put it past Ankama.
LTTP, but yay, it got funded! For some reason though it didn't charge my card until today.
was always interested to watch this show but sucked it didn't have English subs. Now I can. Thanks backers.
It always had english subs, just not official ones![]()
Just got my survey email asking for my address. Est. shipping date is April 2014.
Would you participate in another Kickstarter campaign from Ankama?
DOFUS Book I - Julith
Jean-Jacques Denis & Anthony Roux
In development - 100'
Family
2D Computer / Drawings
France
In the magnificent city of Bonta, young Joris whiles away the hours in the magical antique shop of his adoptive father, Kerub Crepin.
Everything changes the day Joris decides to meet his one and only idol, a Gobbowl mega star.
Suddenly, he is struck with a strange sickness; a sickness that could be the beginning of a huge threat to the entire city
Ruel
Portrayed by: Hugo Chandor
Amalia
Portrayed by: Jessica Bell
Sir Percedal
Portrayed by: Ross Grant
Rubilax
Portrayed by: Keir Stewart
Evangeline
Portrayed by: Jules de Jongh
Yugo
Portrayed by Jules de Jongh
Nox
Portrayed by Arthur Bostrom
New update: the English dub will be available on Netflix on September 14!
New update: the English dub will be available on Netflix on September 14!
New update: the English dub will be available on Netflix on September 14!
New update: the English dub will be available on Netflix on September 14!
You're welcome, Netflix subscribers.
Unless the dub is bad, in which case forgive us.
Choice is always a good thing.
The burning question: watch it on Netflix or wait for the BRs?
Choice is always a good thing.
The burning question: watch it on Netflix or wait for the BRs?