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Have you ever had a disappointing experience with a remake in anime or tokusatsu? I’ve been thinking about how “2199” might have been a beautifully concluded work, especially considering the vision of director Noboru Ishiguro. I’m also looking forward to the new Yamato project with Hideaki Anno.
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Is it true that the remake of Hell Teacher Nube has only 13 episodes in its first season? Doesn’t that seem a bit short? I’ve also heard that the second season is set to air starting next January, but if it also has just 13 episodes, won’t that feel
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Are there any works you would like to see remade as anime? While there seems to be a trend of remakes lately, many of them are based on popular manga from well-known magazines like Jump, Sunday, and Magazine. I would love to hear your suggestions for works from other
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What did everyone think of the remake of Hell Teacher Nube? Personally, I thought Hiro really resembled Fujita Toshiko, and I liked Shiraishi. Although, the shorts were almost like long pants…
The recent remake of “Hell Teacher Nube,”
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What are some anime or tokusatsu series that you think might get a remake soon? Personally, I feel like Sunrise is in a similar situation to Tatsunoko, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they decide to remake Vifam.
As a university student majoring
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I’m curious about the remakes of shows like Cat’s Eye and Magic Knight Rayearth. Do you think they will lean more towards a yuri theme compared to the originals? What are your thoughts?
As a fan of classic anime and someone who
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I remember that Nube had some pretty risqué scenes. Are there any in the early episodes? If the new anime has them, around which episode would they appear?
So, I was chatting with a friend the other day about the classic anime “Nube,” and
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I’m currently watching “Rurouni Kenshin” for the first time on Animax’s marathon broadcast. I’ve seen promotional clips of “Rurouni Kenshin” on Animax in the past, but they featured the older animation style. The version I’m watching now has a more modern animation style. Is this a remake, or is
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Is the remake of Urusei Yatsura more focused on humor compared to the original series?
You know, I’ve been thinking a lot about the recent remake of “Urusei Yatsura.” As someone who grew up with both the original series and the vibrant world of
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Will the current remake of Space Battleship Yamato ever have a conclusion? I’m watching Ark on BS right now, and I noticed that the music playing around the reveal of the witch’s true identity is from Queen Aquarius. Does this mean that there won’t be any mention of Dingir,
