04-04-2005, 10:43 PM
Dearest, *dearest* all of you massively good QB45/QB71/FB community ( 
=b ),
Welcome once again and an absolutely awesome new week to you all.
Now, I know that the world of Japanese animation (or animé, as a whole lot of us call it these days, you know?
) has captured in some TRULY EXCELLENT and over-the-top storytelling and character development from over so many of the years, and these couple of my current faves in this area are just NO exception at all:
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⢠Grave of the Fireflies (1988)
This is a tremendously heartbreaking, yet *rather* so touching animé motion picture classic about two orphans â a guy named Seita and his more younger sister named Setsuko â as they endure the many painful hardships and struggles of what it was actually like to be in the middle of World War II in Japan. For mature audiences ONLY. You can see the full details about the film here.
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⢠Hoshi no Koe â The Voices of a Distant Star (2002)
My DEFINITE favorite piece of animé OVA about a love between two teens, Mikako Nagamine and Noboru Terao, as they do try to contact and ultimately reach each other through a method of E-mail, even beyond time and space, too!! :o The way it was all done and the intense CG graphics and character development are purely so excellent and original stuff, itâs just uncanny. I absolutely loved it!! A MUST-SEE OVA FILM!!! d==b !
For more information about this OVA, please go right here.
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There was a time apparently during the last decade (1995) where my favorites used to be Sailor Moon and Record of Lodoss War, but now times have changed for me. Yep! ;*) !
So, with all that in mind now, what do you think are indeed your favorite (or best) animés of all time? It can be a show, OVA, or motion picture that is no doubt based on that. As for me, I havenât yet took a look at the film Nausicaä since it has recently been released on US DVD, but it is *quite* promising a film to me, I must say!
I will see all of you again now, and you be true to yourselves!!! :king:
WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST THIS WEEK,
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Adigun Azikiwe Polack
One of the Founders of âAura Flowâ ::: Continuing Developer of âFrantic Journeyâ
Current Developer of âStar Angelic Sluggerâ ::: Webmaster of the âAAP Official Projects Squadâ
Original Creator of the âThe New FreeBASIC 8-Bit Palette Machineâ
=b ),Welcome once again and an absolutely awesome new week to you all.
Now, I know that the world of Japanese animation (or animé, as a whole lot of us call it these days, you know?
) has captured in some TRULY EXCELLENT and over-the-top storytelling and character development from over so many of the years, and these couple of my current faves in this area are just NO exception at all:________________________________________________________
⢠Grave of the Fireflies (1988)
This is a tremendously heartbreaking, yet *rather* so touching animé motion picture classic about two orphans â a guy named Seita and his more younger sister named Setsuko â as they endure the many painful hardships and struggles of what it was actually like to be in the middle of World War II in Japan. For mature audiences ONLY. You can see the full details about the film here.
________________________________________________________
⢠Hoshi no Koe â The Voices of a Distant Star (2002)
My DEFINITE favorite piece of animé OVA about a love between two teens, Mikako Nagamine and Noboru Terao, as they do try to contact and ultimately reach each other through a method of E-mail, even beyond time and space, too!! :o The way it was all done and the intense CG graphics and character development are purely so excellent and original stuff, itâs just uncanny. I absolutely loved it!! A MUST-SEE OVA FILM!!! d=
=b !For more information about this OVA, please go right here.
________________________________________________________
There was a time apparently during the last decade (1995) where my favorites used to be Sailor Moon and Record of Lodoss War, but now times have changed for me. Yep! ;*) !
So, with all that in mind now, what do you think are indeed your favorite (or best) animés of all time? It can be a show, OVA, or motion picture that is no doubt based on that. As for me, I havenât yet took a look at the film Nausicaä since it has recently been released on US DVD, but it is *quite* promising a film to me, I must say!
I will see all of you again now, and you be true to yourselves!!! :king:
WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST THIS WEEK,
Adigun Azikiwe Polack
One of the Founders of âAura Flowâ ::: Continuing Developer of âFrantic Journeyâ
Current Developer of âStar Angelic Sluggerâ ::: Webmaster of the âAAP Official Projects Squadâ
Original Creator of the âThe New FreeBASIC 8-Bit Palette Machineâ
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