Newbie
Posts: 2 
June 2nd, 2006, 01:37 PM
It's pretty obvious that there are no anime shows on anymore teletoon obviously doesn't want to go near anime and Ytv offers only a small anmout of it (GITS:stand alone complex,full metal alchemist,naruto) these shows are only a small amout to what U.S.A has with their Cartoon network i've emailed the space station plenty of times to bring back their sci-fi anime block but was denied alot and emailed Ytv about their lack of anime shows so if u have any thing to say about this please post
It's pretty obvious that there are no anime shows on anymore teletoon obviously doesn't want to go near anime and Ytv offers only a small anmout of it (GITS:stand alone complex,full metal alchemist,naruto) these shows are only a small amout to what U.S.A has with their Cartoon network i've emailed the space station plenty of times to bring back their sci-fi anime block but was denied alot and emailed Ytv about their lack of anime shows so if u have any thing to say about this please post
Ponderous Intellect
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June 7th, 2006, 10:11 AM
There is not a chance in Hell I would sign a petition (with due respect, Blazian4life) to have more anime brought onto English networks, such as YTV. Anime tends to be destroyed once its voicetracks are wiped and new voice actors dub through the episodes — North America has a bad tendency to tear apart the storyline in order to make it conform to the preferences of those who dub the episodes.
I would suggest that you watch Japanese anime with English subtitles.
There is not a chance in Hell I would sign a petition (with due respect, Blazian4life) to have more anime brought onto English networks, such as YTV. Anime tends to be destroyed once its voicetracks are wiped and new voice actors dub through the episodes — North America has a bad tendency to tear apart the storyline in order to make it conform to the preferences of those who dub the episodes.
I would suggest that you watch Japanese anime with English subtitles.
Steven Hawking's Tutor
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Location: Independent Palestine
Location: Independent Palestine
June 7th, 2006, 10:12 AM
You wouldn't want more anime on YTV Five. Well I have to agree, even though I don't watch the stuff that it would be better to watch in Japanese with English subtitles. Not only do you get your show but you learn a new language.
You wouldn't want more anime on YTV Five. Well I have to agree, even though I don't watch the stuff that it would be better to watch in Japanese with English subtitles. Not only do you get your show but you learn a new language.
Ponderous Intellect
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June 7th, 2006, 10:22 AM
I thought that YTV has tons of anime progamming to begin with?
I thought that YTV has tons of anime progamming to begin with?
Ponderous Intellect
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June 7th, 2006, 11:45 AM
Yes.
Yes.
Newbie
Posts: 2
June 8th, 2006, 01:35 PM
Quoting
well i have to admit that is true but the thing is Five that you have to understand that not all people like Japanese anime with english subtitles i personally like the Engish voiceovers because whenever I watch a Japanese anime with english subtitles I have to read what their saying in order to get a sense of what their feeling and listen carefully to how they say it in their language. Most People don't care if the storyline is tweaked alittle bit and some just plainly don't care as long as it's good anime to watch and enjoy i would say more but i'm in a hurry to type this be back soon....
There is not a chance in Hell I would sign a petition (with due respect, Blazian4life) to have more anime brought onto English networks, such as YTV. Anime tends to be destroyed once its voicetracks are wiped and new voice actors dub through the episodes — North America has a bad tendency to tear apart the storyline in order to make it conform to the preferences of those who dub the episodes.
I would suggest that you watch Japanese anime with English subtitles.
I would suggest that you watch Japanese anime with English subtitles.
Bright Spark
Posts: 495
Location: Oakville, Ontario
Location: Oakville, Ontario
October 1st, 2006, 05:36 PM
I hate to say this but if you want to watch more anime learn japanese and watch the japanese version or watch the japanese with english subtitles. When animes are made so it's dubbed they also have to edit alot of the original anime out of it because it's not acceptable to be shown on tv in the west. Be thankful that you even get to watch anime on tv.
I spend about 2-3000 dollars a year to have anime sent to me from japan because I prefer to watch the original version then i do the english version where as the english version is free to watch when it's on tv.
I hate to say this but if you want to watch more anime learn japanese and watch the japanese version or watch the japanese with english subtitles. When animes are made so it's dubbed they also have to edit alot of the original anime out of it because it's not acceptable to be shown on tv in the west. Be thankful that you even get to watch anime on tv.
I spend about 2-3000 dollars a year to have anime sent to me from japan because I prefer to watch the original version then i do the english version where as the english version is free to watch when it's on tv.
Member
Posts: 101
Location: WATERLOO
Location: WATERLOO
October 6th, 2006, 11:58 PM
There are places that rent anime, you can buy it too.
The answer ~ get it from the net.
Learn japanese and move to japan. and teach english gain tons of weight and theyll love you.
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All in all I don't watch YTV
http://www.google.ca/search?q=anime+...G=Search&hl=en
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What shows would you like to see on?
What ones are available in english?
Why not make a "anime" station.. teletoon "anime"
eh eh...
all anime all the time.
There are places that rent anime, you can buy it too.
The answer ~ get it from the net.
Learn japanese and move to japan. and teach english gain tons of weight and theyll love you.
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All in all I don't watch YTV
http://www.google.ca/search?q=anime+...G=Search&hl=en
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What shows would you like to see on?
What ones are available in english?
Why not make a "anime" station.. teletoon "anime"
eh eh...
all anime all the time.
Newbie
Posts: 1
Location: Manitoba
Location: Manitoba
April 8th, 2007, 01:17 PM
That all sounds so pat. Just suck it up and learn japanese so you can watch an anime show!? Ive watched a huge portion of the series "Naruto" on youtube. Up to episode 80 the characters had been dubbeb english. After that I had to read english subs. I must say that I had much pleasure watching up to episode 80 in english because i wasnt always having to look at the words and I could point out other things you might not see in the japanese version. When it came to watching the Japanese version it was nice to hear the actully voices but i found myself more tense from reading those subs as fast as possible and getting ready for the next ones. In all it wouldn't hurt to bring just a few anime shows to the North American TV networks. Wether they are in japanese or not, a good shows a good show, and If the person really enjoys the show, they are going to watch it not mater what language its in. For you who don't like anime, just don't watch it - kapeesh?
p.s. And when your watching english subtitles.... you really don't learn that much japanese. all ive learned is how to say 'hello' and 'yeah' your too busy reading subtitles to really care how to learn the language. its impossiblee
thanks,
chanel.
That all sounds so pat. Just suck it up and learn japanese so you can watch an anime show!? Ive watched a huge portion of the series "Naruto" on youtube. Up to episode 80 the characters had been dubbeb english. After that I had to read english subs. I must say that I had much pleasure watching up to episode 80 in english because i wasnt always having to look at the words and I could point out other things you might not see in the japanese version. When it came to watching the Japanese version it was nice to hear the actully voices but i found myself more tense from reading those subs as fast as possible and getting ready for the next ones. In all it wouldn't hurt to bring just a few anime shows to the North American TV networks. Wether they are in japanese or not, a good shows a good show, and If the person really enjoys the show, they are going to watch it not mater what language its in. For you who don't like anime, just don't watch it - kapeesh? p.s. And when your watching english subtitles.... you really don't learn that much japanese. all ive learned is how to say 'hello' and 'yeah' your too busy reading subtitles to really care how to learn the language. its impossiblee
thanks,
chanel.
Bright Spark
Posts: 495
Location: Oakville, Ontario
Location: Oakville, Ontario
April 15th, 2007, 11:41 PM
Quoting WilliamAshley
They have an on demand Anime channel that you can get in certain parts of Canada if you have cable. If you have Satellite you can get Animenetwork and the Funimation Channel. Anime Networks shows anime 24/7 and Funimation Channel shows all of the Funimation anime 24/7.
There are places that rent anime, you can buy it too.
The answer ~ get it from the net.
Learn japanese and move to japan. and teach english gain tons of weight and theyll love you.
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All in all I don't watch YTV
http://www.google.ca/search?q=anime+...G=Search&hl=en
------------
What shows would you like to see on?
What ones are available in english?
Why not make a "anime" station.. teletoon "anime"
eh eh...
all anime all the time.
The answer ~ get it from the net.
Learn japanese and move to japan. and teach english gain tons of weight and theyll love you.
--------------
All in all I don't watch YTV
http://www.google.ca/search?q=anime+...G=Search&hl=en
------------
What shows would you like to see on?
What ones are available in english?
Why not make a "anime" station.. teletoon "anime"
eh eh...
all anime all the time.
