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  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #30 - January 16, 2014, 03:30 AM
    Well she was an anime nerd of sorts in the mid-to-late 90s, when I was really little, and I had to endure all kinds of crap.  Sailor Moon, Slayers, other stuff I can't remember at the moment.  Probably a big reason I can't stand anime...
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #31 - January 16, 2014, 04:25 AM
     Cheesy Cheesy
    You're definitely missing out! I'm 19 and I still enjoy anime, however I don't watch it as much as I used to. There are some great anime shows that are still appealing to non-anime fans. Death Note is a perfect example; you should definitely watch that show but avoid the movie. It's shit.
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #32 - January 16, 2014, 04:51 AM
    There's an anime called Monster. Definitely watch that one if no other.

    Source: Extremely picky choosy dude who has been know to dabble in the animu.
    Quote from: yeezevee on February 11, 2016, 02:05 PM
    how fuck works without shit??


    Let's Play Chess!

    harakaat, friend, RIP
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #33 - January 16, 2014, 04:52 AM
    This is neither a theme song, nor from a movie, but close enough so I'm linking:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPW9fmhA4-k
    Quote from: yeezevee on February 11, 2016, 02:05 PM
    how fuck works without shit??


    Let's Play Chess!

    harakaat, friend, RIP
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #34 - January 16, 2014, 05:06 AM
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    You're definitely missing out! I'm 19 and I still enjoy anime, however I don't watch it as much as I used to. There are some great anime shows that are still appealing to non-anime fans. Death Note is a perfect example; you should definitely watch that show but avoid the movie. It's shit.


    Well I'm only 24 so I grew up during the anime and Japan craze here in the states (the 90s and really early 2000s), and I've seen my fair share of anime.  They always have really shoddy animation, bad artwork and ridiculous plotlines and overall they all seem really juvenile.
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #35 - January 16, 2014, 05:32 AM
    ^ I guess it's hard finding an anime show that has great artwork + an interesting story line, however they exist! Death Note is one and I know you'll love the show. At least read the plot lol

    Quote from: asbie on January 16, 2014, 04:51 AM
    There's an anime called Monster. Definitely watch that one if no other.

    Source: Extremely picky choosy dude who has been know to dabble in the animu.


    I've never watched Monster but I'll definitely check that out dance



    Malcolm in the Middle:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Za8HggalY
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #36 - January 16, 2014, 05:42 AM
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    ^ I guess it's hard finding an anime show that has great artwork + an interesting story line, however they exist! Death Note is one and I know you'll love the show. At least read the plot lol


    Maybe but I'm used to anime being a medium with three frames of animation, juvenile writing and plots, disturbing sexualization of teenagers, and giant robots, just not the cool Star Wars style kinds...
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #37 - January 16, 2014, 05:46 AM
    Lool Cheesy
    You'll still see some of those elements so don't get your hopes up too high :p
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #38 - January 16, 2014, 05:51 AM
    Tongue I guess I just find Japanese culture utterly insane, so a lot of stuff from there just never appeals to me.  Except Nintendo and Teriyaki dishes
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #39 - January 16, 2014, 06:22 AM
    Japanese culture is definitely... Unique.
    Other than teryaki and nintendo, great things came out of that country like Tamagotchi and back scratcher's t-shirts Smiley
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #40 - January 16, 2014, 06:32 AM
    I was never able to keep Tamagotchis alive Tongue

    And I don't know, between the potty training fetishes and virtual girlfriends (getting laid is a rare thing in Japan now!) and bizarre scat porn, every school girl dressing like a sailor, it's a really scary country.
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #41 - January 16, 2014, 07:01 AM
    I've always ended up losing my Tamagotchis instead :(
    It sure is a scary country, however I'm tempted to visit. It's shocking to hear that young people in Japan stopped having sex and the fertility rate is drastically declining. Not good at all. I've always considered Japan to be one of the most horniest country in the world Tongue Their sex industry is mad! I mean, they even have virtual sex machines, numerous 'love' hotels and used schoolgirl panties vending machines :/
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #42 - January 16, 2014, 07:33 AM
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    I've always ended up losing my Tamagotchis instead :(


    I had Tamagotchis, some knock-offs, and the first Pikachu one.  I think there was even a Final Fantasy one back in the day.  I forget which one of them the animals would die if you forgot to feed them. 

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    It sure is a scary country, however I'm tempted to visit. It's shocking to hear that young people in Japan stopped having sex and the fertility rate is drastically declining. Not good at all.


    Nah, the decline in birthrates and fertility is absolutely a good thing, especially in Japan's context, but not having sex is a totally different matter.  It's just downright creepy that people are not interested in sex at all there, and it makes the place sound like some dry, sterile dystopian nightmare! At least I'd be depressed without sex.

    I mean, yes I'm exaggerating to an extent when I call Japan scary, and I can't wait to visit it (the closest I've ever come to is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Tokyo,_Los_Angeles), but it is a really weird culture.
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #43 - January 16, 2014, 06:16 PM
     Cheesy
    We have a J-Town in Vancouver, Canada but I never had a chance to visit :/ It looks depressing, in comparison to Little Tokyo in Los Angeles  Tongue
    It looks like an old concentration camp..
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japantown,_Vancouver
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #44 - January 16, 2014, 06:48 PM
    Breaking Bad
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEmx23LwFhI

    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #45 - January 16, 2014, 06:56 PM
    Oh yeah, don't you guys have a lot of Japanese, Chinese, etc up there in Canada?
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #46 - January 16, 2014, 11:04 PM
    Quote from: Mia on January 16, 2014, 05:32 AM
    ^ I guess it's hard finding an anime show that has great artwork + an interesting story line, however they exist! Death Note is one and I know you'll love the show. At least read the plot lol

    I've never watched Monster but I'll definitely check that out dance



    Malcolm in the Middle:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5Za8HggalY

    Quote from: Mia on January 16, 2014, 05:32 AM
    ^ I guess it's hard finding an anime show that has great artwork + an interesting story line, however they exist! Death Note is one and I know you'll love the show. At least read the plot lol

    I've never watched Monster but I'll definitely check that out dance


    Complex, mature storyline and characters are definitely the strong points of Monster, although it is rather a long series (although not the longest  wacko ) to invest your time in.
    Quote from: yeezevee on February 11, 2016, 02:05 PM
    how fuck works without shit??


    Let's Play Chess!

    harakaat, friend, RIP
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #47 - January 16, 2014, 11:49 PM
    Quote from: EzraJT on January 16, 2014, 06:56 PM
    Oh yeah, don't you guys have a lot of Japanese, Chinese, etc up there in Canada?


    We definitely have Chinese and Koreans practically everywhere in Canada but hardly any Japanese where I'm from (central Canada). There is a larger Japanese community in Western Canada, particularly in Vancouver. I don't even think I ever met a Japanese person :p

    @asbie -  I do like long series! Do you think the manga is worth reading as well?
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #48 - January 17, 2014, 06:11 AM
    Interesting.  I live in North OC and go into LA all the time, so I've grown up around asians, mostly Vietnamese and Japanese, but everyone from Cambodians to Pakistanis.  SoCal is full of asian communities, it's really diverse and I always liked it for that reason.

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    Complex, mature storyline and characters are definitely the strong points of Monster, although it is rather a long series (although not the longest  wacko ) to invest your time in.


    Is it like Dragon Ball Z where you have something like 40 episodes walking up a hill?
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #49 - January 17, 2014, 02:30 PM
    Quote from: Mia on January 16, 2014, 11:49 PM
    @asbie -  I do like long series! Do you think the manga is worth reading as well?


    Never read the manga. I'd assume with such a long series that the anime would contain everything from the manga, but not really sure.

    Quote from: EzraJT on January 17, 2014, 06:11 AM
    Is it like Dragon Ball Z where you have something like 40 episodes walking up a hill?


    Lol, no. Something is always happening.

    Funny you mention DBZ because that too is one of the only other anime's I've watched all the way through (can count these on my hands), although in this case more due to nostalgia.  Tongue
    Quote from: yeezevee on February 11, 2016, 02:05 PM
    how fuck works without shit??


    Let's Play Chess!

    harakaat, friend, RIP
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #50 - January 17, 2014, 07:22 PM
    Quote from: EzraJT on January 17, 2014, 06:11 AM
    Interesting.  I live in North OC and go into LA all the time, so I've grown up around asians, mostly Vietnamese and Japanese, but everyone from Cambodians to Pakistanis.  SoCal is full of asian communities, it's really diverse and I always liked it for that reason.

    Is it like Dragon Ball Z where you have something like 40 episodes walking up a hill?


    I live in a very small city which isn't diverse. The only visible minority group would be the Koreans and Chinese. It's rare to find Arabs, black people and especially natives even though there is a nearby native reserve. One of the reasons why I don't really like my city Undecided

    @asbie - I've also watched DBZ all the way through but because I was heart broken that the franchise would end after GT, I sort of saved the entire GT series for later. I still haven't watched it lol. Have you watched Dragon Ball as well?

    Dragon Ball (Japanese version):
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7kZVH849Eo
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #51 - January 17, 2014, 07:24 PM
    Hmm, well I remember TheAmazingAtheist, who's a big fan of that cartoon saying this on some list detailing "It's so bad it's good" stuff, alongside Commando (one of my favorite films) and Jason X, saying its like a retarded soap opera where one has to watch 40 episodes of people climbing a hill.  I only saw some of it once 13 years ago.

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    I live in a very small city which isn't diverse. The only visible minority group would be the Koreans and Chinese. It's rare to find Arabs, black people and especially natives even though there is a nearby native reserve. One of the reasons why I don't really like my city Undecided


    I always thought Canada was the most ethnically diverse country in the world? 

    I actually live right under an Arab community called "Little Gaza" Tongue
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #52 - January 17, 2014, 08:40 PM
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    Hmm, well I remember TheAmazingAtheist, who's a big fan of that cartoon saying this on some list detailing "It's so bad it's good" stuff, alongside Commando (one of my favorite films) and Jason X, saying its like a retarded soap opera where one has to watch 40 episodes of people climbing a hill.  I only saw some of it once 13 years ago.

    Cheesy I watched Dragon Ball and DBZ when I was a child and I enjoyed it 100%. But I'm sure if I started watching DB or DBZ at this age, I would have complained a lot. It's really just enjoyable for kids.

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    I always thought Canada was the most ethnically diverse country in the world? 

    I actually live right under an Arab community called "Little Gaza"  Tongue


    It is but some places in Canada are not so diverse :p I won't say it's more diverse than America though.
    By the way, you live in Little Gaza?! dance How is the place?
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #53 - January 17, 2014, 08:51 PM
    Animes are not for me . Im a manga guy all the way because anime versions has simply too much filler episodes , long time to finish plus that damn censoring leaving out all the original stuff from the manga .
    I always wait every wednesday for the weekly release of naruto , bleach and beelzebub currently . Favourite will always be death note first .  Next is psyren . Psyren got good plot .
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #54 - January 17, 2014, 08:58 PM
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    Animes are not for me . Im a manga guy all the way because anime versions has simply too much filler episodes , long time to finish plus that damn censoring leaving out all the original stuff from the manga .
    I always wait every wednesday for the weekly release of naruto , bleach and beelzebub currently . Favourite will always be death note first .  Next is psyren . Psyren got good plot .


    I desperately hate fillers so I would typically skip them :p I watched Bleach a few years ago but I stopped during the Bounts episodes. My God, it was torturous to watch. I'm somewhat behind Naruto though. How is Beelzebub by the way? I've always seen advertisements about that show but never had a chance to watch an episode of it
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #55 - January 17, 2014, 10:54 PM
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    Cheesy I watched Dragon Ball and DBZ when I was a child and I enjoyed it 100%. But I'm sure if I started watching DB or DBZ at this age, I would have complained a lot. It's really just enjoyable for kids.


    Oh I did like it at first.  I remember kinda liking a few animes when I was a kid, like Pokemon (which apparently is still on, lol?) and DragonBall Z and a few others.  The first anime I think I ever saw was Sailor Moon, and I liked that when I was really little (I think this was around 1994 or 5).  This was back when every gaming location and store had an anime and Japan section (I feel really old, this was over 10 years ago...) and video games, outside PC gaming anyway, were associated with Japan and anime.  Some of my favorite RPGs are animeish also, admittedly.

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    It is but some places in Canada are not so diverse :p I won't say it's more diverse than America though.


    Yeah, isn't Toronto the most diverse city (ethnically speaking) on the planet?

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    By the way, you live in Little Gaza?! dance How is the place?


    I technically live outside it, but it's only a few minutes away by car and like 15 minutes walking distance, and to be honest, I had no idea it was full of Muslims and especially Arabs until recently finding my area on Wikipedia Tongue  It's actually quite nice, and it's really cool going into the Arab supermarkets.  Apparently though the area is a bit prudish, if Wikipedia is to be believed:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Gaza
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #56 - January 18, 2014, 12:02 AM
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    Oh I did like it at first.  I remember kinda liking a few animes when I was a kid, like Pokemon (which apparently is still on, lol?) and DragonBall Z and a few others.  The first anime I think I ever saw was Sailor Moon, and I liked that when I was really little (I think this was around 1994 or 5).  This was back when every gaming location and store had an anime and Japan section (I feel really old, this was over 10 years ago...) and video games, outside PC gaming anyway, were associated with Japan and anime.  Some of my favorite RPGs are animeish also, admittedly.

    I was born in 1994 so I hardly remember what occurred during the 90s Tongue But I definitely remember the 00's lol. Pokemon, DBZ, Digimon, Sailor Moon, and Yu-Gi-Oh were huge! My classmates were segregated based on these anime shows

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    Yeah, isn't Toronto the most diverse city (ethnically speaking) on the planet?

    Toronto is very diverse, probably the most on the planet. It's a great place to live/visit, as well as Montreal. I live 5 hours away from Toronto so I would occasionally visit Smiley

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    I had no idea it was full of Muslims and especially Arabs until recently finding my area on Wikipedia Tongue  It's actually quite nice, and it's really cool going into the Arab supermarkets.  Apparently though the area is a bit prudish, if Wikipedia is to be believed:

    Cheesy I imagine the food in Little Gaza is amazing. We don't have much Arab supermarkets or restaurants in my city which is upsetting. Maybe a few shisha bars but that's about it.
    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #57 - January 18, 2014, 01:08 AM
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    I was born in 1994 so I hardly remember what occurred during the 90s Tongue But I definitely remember the 00's lol. Pokemon, DBZ, Digimon, Sailor Moon, and Yu-Gi-Oh were huge! My classmates were segregated based on these anime shows


    I was born in 89.  This is all 90s stuff from my memory.  I actually think Sailor Moon came out here in the states around this time.  I remember my sister making us all watch anime in the early 90s, like 94 or 95, and I remember it becoming a big craze a little later, around the late 90s.  I even remember asian channels popping up just so people could watch anime not released here in the states.

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    Toronto is very diverse, probably the most on the planet. It's a great place to live/visit, as well as Montreal. I live 5 hours away from Toronto so I would occasionally visit Smiley


    Where do you live exactly?

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    Cheesy I imagine the food in Little Gaza is amazing. We don't have much Arab supermarkets or restaurants in my city which is upsetting. Maybe a few shisha bars but that's about it.


    It is indeed.  And the closest shisha bar to me is in fact Persian I believe.  Practically the whole area is Middle Eastern.
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #58 - January 18, 2014, 01:57 AM
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    I was born in 89.  This is all 90s stuff from my memory.  I actually think Sailor Moon came out here in the states around this time.  I remember my sister making us all watch anime in the early 90s, like 94 or 95, and I remember it becoming a big craze a little later, around the late 90s.  I even remember asian channels popping up just so people could watch anime not released here in the states.


    Damn, it was a serious thing during your time. I remember a few anime commercials but it was mostly anime trading cards and pencils. There wasn't much of a hype but anime was still known.

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    Where do you live exactly?

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    It is indeed.  And the closest shisha bar to me is in fact Persian I believe.  Practically the whole area is Middle Eastern.


    In live in London, Canada. A very small, insignificant city but fun fact: Justin Beiber, Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams were born in the same hospital as me (in London of course) Cool I'm moving out of the city real soon so all is cool :p
    There was once a normal-sized Arab community in my city. But during 2006, the majority left so great restaurants and stores were closed. All that's left are creepy shisha bars which are.... Creepy. Not only they're located in sketchy areas in London but they're never girls, dancers or music. Just dark rooms with disco lights and grown ass men who stare no


    Powerpuff Girls - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mmCMUPCNgE

    turnipovich
  • What's Your Favorite TV Theme Song?
     Reply #59 - January 18, 2014, 02:13 AM
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    Damn, it was a serious thing during your time. I remember a few anime commercials but it was mostly anime trading cards and pencils. There wasn't much of a hype but anime was still known.


    Yeah, it was one of the big crazes of my childhood: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/JapaneseInvasion  Pokemon counts, and it was such a craze, I even saw the first two movies in theaters, embarrassingly enough.

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    In live in London, Canada. A very small, insignificant city but fun fact: Justin Beiber, Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams were born in the same hospital as me (in London of course) Cool I'm moving out of the city real soon so all is cool :p


    Well that is some really depressing achievements...

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    There was once a normal-sized Arab community in my city. But during 2006, the majority left so great restaurants and stores were closed. All that's left are creepy shisha bars which are.... Creepy. Not only they're located in sketchy areas in London but they're never girls, dancers or music. Just dark rooms with disco lights and grown ass men who stare no


    I thought Shisha bars were always places of half naked dancers and pot?
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