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I havent heard much about this series yet, but im wondering if its gonna be like Justice League (animated) or with the actual Wesley Snipes?
 
Live action, starring Kirk 'Sticky' Jones as Blade.
 
alvix said:
I havent heard much about this series yet, but im wondering if its gonna be like Justice League (animated) or with the actual Wesley Snipes?

Animated? I wish. :(
 
alvix said:
I havent heard much about this series yet, but im wondering if its gonna be like Justice League (animated) or with the actual Wesley Snipes?
Anime would be there best bet for something original that would keep viewers on.Just imagine a Japanese Anime Blade :eek:...OMG!!Thatd be amazing.
 
It commences in June and there was a Manga Blade animation short that you can purcahse online.
 
For those who dont know-Theres an anime movie called:Blood the Last Vampire(I highly recomend it)Theres also a sequel in the works as well as a series coming out sometime this or next year...IMHO "Blood"is a zillion times better than Vampire Hunter D

But as for Blade-Its not the right idea-When you create an animated series in the states the crossover marketing(action figures/breakfast cereals) must be solid for the show to thrive(look at Justice league compared to Sponge Bob)
Where as in Japan-GitS stand alone complex is a popular show in general(like CSI or Lost)They dont have to cater to the under 13 demographic.Dont get me wrong kids in america will chow down on some Kung Fu ever since Power Rangers,but I think theyd be lost on the blood sucking vampires...
And just what would you call that cereal?Blade-o's?
 
alvix said:
I havent heard much about this series yet, but im wondering if its gonna be like Justice League (animated) or with the actual Wesley Snipes?

jesus do some research before u post man
 
HughJackFan420 said:
jesus do some research before u post man
Getting information was the point of posting. Common sense would tend to indicate that knowing the answer to a question is not a requirement for asking it.
 
Sentinel_08 said:
Anime would be there best bet for something original that would keep viewers on.Just imagine a Japanese Anime Blade :eek:...OMG!!Thatd be amazing.
See, this is what I'm talking about. What is it with you people that think any franchise could be improved upon by turning it into anime? Anime works, for Western audiences, in only a select handful of cases. Most of the time, it's confusing and culturally untranslatable (Gantz), or alternately it's a bad marketing move for a successful franchise (The Batman). Or it's just a complete shat show (Inuyasha).

Franchises that don't start out anime or very animesque CANNOT be transformed into anime. It doesn't work. Let's return to our Batman example. Bats is a superb martial artist, sure, one of the best in the world, but in The Batman he freaking flies and has superspeed! That doesn't fit.

Similarly, Blade may kick ass, but the dude is not an anime hero, and he never should be. I don't like the way this live-action thing is going, and I'd have much preferred animation, but anime would have been far, far, FAR worse.
 
EdRyder said:
For those who dont know-Theres an anime movie called:Blood the Last Vampire(I highly recomend it)Theres also a sequel in the works as well as a series coming out sometime this or next year...IMHO "Blood"is a zillion times better than Vampire Hunter D

But as for Blade-Its not the right idea-When you create an animated series in the states the crossover marketing(action figures/breakfast cereals) must be solid for the show to thrive(look at Justice league compared to Sponge Bob)
Where as in Japan-GitS stand alone complex is a popular show in general(like CSI or Lost)They dont have to cater to the under 13 demographic.Dont get me wrong kids in america will chow down on some Kung Fu ever since Power Rangers,but I think theyd be lost on the blood sucking vampires...
And just what would you call that cereal?Blade-o's?

Blood The Last Vampire is what Blade should be.

The animation was great. Glad theres a sequel coming out.
 
droogiedroogie2 said:
See, this is what I'm talking about. What is it with you people that think any franchise could be improved upon by turning it into anime? Anime works, for Western audiences, in only a select handful of cases. Most of the time, it's confusing and culturally untranslatable (Gantz), or alternately it's a bad marketing move for a successful franchise (The Batman). Or it's just a complete shat show (Inuyasha).

Franchises that don't start out anime or very animesque CANNOT be transformed into anime. It doesn't work. Let's return to our Batman example. Bats is a superb martial artist, sure, one of the best in the world, but in The Batman he freaking flies and has superspeed! That doesn't fit.

Similarly, Blade may kick ass, but the dude is not an anime hero, and he never should be. I don't like the way this live-action thing is going, and I'd have much preferred animation, but anime would have been far, far, FAR worse.
First of all The Batman is a combination of many different animation styles,its not strictly Jap anime.Secondly,Japanese anime isnt culturally untranslatable...who told you that??? :confused:
Also I personally dont like Inuyasha anymore but it has milllions of fans.
The story itself can work in Japanese Anime,a vampire hunter,lots of blood and gore,a aster of kung-fu.Trust me, anime wouldnt be far FAR worse...Have you seen Kill Bill?Animatrix,Vampire Hunter D....thats the kind of anime Im was thinkin wuld work for Blade...Im not talking about those cheap,terrible looking Pokemon Japanese Animes.
 
Sentinel_08 said:
First of all The Batman is a combination of many different animation styles,its not strictly Jap anime.Secondly,Japanese anime isnt culturally untranslatable...who told you that??? :confused:
Also I personally dont like Inuyasha anymore but it has milllions of fans.
The story itself can work in Japanese Anime,a vampire hunter,lots of blood and gore,a aster of kung-fu.Trust me, anime wouldnt be far FAR worse...Have you seen Kill Bill?Animatrix,Vampire Hunter D....thats the kind of anime Im was thinkin wuld work for Blade...Im not talking about those cheap,terrible looking Pokemon Japanese Animes.
Must everything be anime now. See and people wonder why I hate anime at times its a virus that needs a cure ANIME must die:mad:
 
deathshead2 said:
Must everything be anime now. See and people wonder why I hate anime at times its a virus that needs a cure ANIME must die:mad:
Not everything is Anime...and Anime musn't die!!!:mad:
anime>mankind
 
Sentinel_08 said:
First of all The Batman is a combination of many different animation styles,its not strictly Jap anime.Secondly,Japanese anime isnt culturally untranslatable...who told you that??? :confused:
Also I personally dont like Inuyasha anymore but it has milllions of fans.
The story itself can work in Japanese Anime,a vampire hunter,lots of blood and gore,a aster of kung-fu.Trust me, anime wouldnt be far FAR worse...Have you seen Kill Bill?Animatrix,Vampire Hunter D....thats the kind of anime Im was thinkin wuld work for Blade...Im not talking about those cheap,terrible looking Pokemon Japanese Animes.
1. Jap is a racial slur. It would be wise not to use it.
2. The head guy for The Batman is a guy named Matsuda. Unsurprisingly, whether or not it is strictly anime, the overarching style and physics of the show are indisputably anime. It's anime in spirit if not in letter.
3. Nobody "told" me that anime isn't culturally translatable. It's simply my experience with the medium.
4. Britney Spears has millions of fans. Does that make her music good? No.
5. Not all Vampire Hunters are anime. Van Helsing did battle with vampires a long time before Miyazaki was born.
6. Blood and gore do not anime make. True anime transcends such cliched boundaries as "blood and gore" and "ridiculous physics" to get to the heart of a good story.
7. I understand that you feel that there are good types of anime. I agree. They wouldn't work for Blade. I have seen all of the examples you mention. Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust (slightly better than original) is one of my top ten movies of all time. Doesn't mean everything has to be anime, which is what American TV corporations seem to think these days.
 
It would have been better animated now seeing the trailer, it just looks really bad!!:down
 
i would be grat to have an animated blade
 
Qoèlet said:
Getting information was the point of posting. Common sense would tend to indicate that knowing the answer to a question is not a requirement for asking it.

Would it also kill the user to do some searching when there are Threads on FREAKING PAGE 1 with Trailer Links that will answer his Question ? It wouldnt have killed him to search would it :confused:
 
DIE THREAD DIE!

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Live action starring a bald Sticky Fingaz as Blade.
 

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