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Сегодня ровно 9 лет, как началась трансляция Ван-пис :) 1 серия вышла 20.10.1999

то что Мория проиграл Кайдо, говориться в 483 главе или в новой 375 серии http://s46.radikal.ru/i113/0810/a5/e806d1d89c37t.jpg про команду, где то в процессе драки Луффи с Морией в 376 серии испохабят Зоро http://s50.radikal.ru/i129/0810/6b/2fc02b2c2e1at.jpg November 9: 376. Kuma's Nikyu Nikyu Abilities That Deflect Everything PS все выходные, что то форум штормит, то заходит то нет

осталось, только подождать, пока переведут, вторую половину интервью с Окочи

Лелуш когда говорил Ore wa...Sekai o..Koroshi...Sekai o...tsukuru...воспоминания показывали, первой он Шарли вспомнил. -_- Хотя потом все воспоминания шли по убыванию Спойлерhttp://s41.radikal.ru/i092/0810/d7/2c8faec77102.gifhttp://s58.radikal.ru/i160/0810/01/5db8c9aa4f7e.gif

Animage November 2008 Okouchi Interview Part 1: http://s47.radikal.ru/i115/0810/b7/1d1abd157187t.jpg СпойлерCode Geass" is a story about saving tomorrow Upper half of the page: The characters who saved tomorrow (Will add more soon. I'm just going page by page): Lelouch vi Britannia - He understood people's desires through the World of C. That was, the desire for tomorrow. To compensate for continuing to involve the people he used geass on, he decided to carry the burden of fulfilling the wishes of the people. He sought not his own tomorrow, but the tomorrow that the world sought for. C.C. - Her wish was to die as a human, but after spending time with Lelouch, C.C. also wished for tomorrow. She made up her mind to ensure the tomorrow of the world that Lelouch had left. The Lelouch who is always facing forward NT: One of the themes of this work is "Rebellion". Do you think Lelouch succeeded in his rebellion? Okouchi thinks that Lelouch did succeed. Despite being opposed by the whole world, he was able to go through with it until the very end. The themes that Okouchi considered depicting in the series: Okouchi mentioned themes like mecha, school, tactics, super powers, and many other things, but the first thing on his mind had to be the character named Lelouch. The title was "Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion" after all. He had written a script that felt like a biography of the man named Lelouch. Feedback regarding the script: Okouchi had already decided the outcome of the story from Stage 1. He talked about it with a number of the stuff, but he never got their opinion back then. Even after half a year, when he had a more concrete idea of the ending, he still did not have others' opinions. About the staff's consensus regarding the last scene: The staff contemplated about how they would like the epilogue to be and had a survey from which they picked the ending they would like. What Okouchi felt after completing the script: Okouchi was silent after finishing the script. Because the script of Code Geass was demanding on production, as much as possible, he wanted the production team to finish earlier than scheduled, but consequently, he did not feel much. NT: The production of Code Geass certainly seemed to have taken a lot of time, didn't it? This part talks of how a lot of cuts in the story had to be made, and how the production team had to work hard. Even as cuts were made, more (character and story) settings were established and the number of images that had to be drawn also increased. Character and mecha elements were plentiful, so skillful staff were needed. Code Geass exceeded everyone's imaginations with the help of the staff. About how Code Geass contains so many things and if Okouchi did not find it difficult to write the script: Okouchi said that it was difficult for him, what will the mecha and school elements. In the first place, when the story was being planned out, he had to work with many things. Compared to the first season, the stage of second season moves from Japan to a wider stage - the world. The amount of information that had to be provided would definitely increase. And at the same time, because R2 was considered a new program, they had to make adjustments for the new followers and those who were already familiar with the series from before. Because Okouchi was challenged to take the story to another level, to advance it further, it was difficult. When the outcome was decided, that was only the time Okouchi felt assurance. About the last part portending an opportunity to change the world: Okouchi thought that it was nonsense think that the world could completely change by Lelouch's actions. The world can't be change as easy as that. But, if we people given the chance, they can find direction. Certainly, Lelouch and the others had ended the war. However, it doesn't mean an ever lasting peace. The constant efforts of the people who remain are very much needed to maintain that peace. What Okouchi meant by that was, Nunnally, Kallen, and Zero (Suzaku), the ones who remain, will play an important role. They will live the story by the meaning of experiences lie there.

про ненавижу шутки, это 5 серия 1 сезона, как раз когда она училась делать журавлика и параллельно с Наналли чаи гоняла и тут Лелуш пришел.... и вылилось все, в разговор, про связаны судьбой и Наналли подумала, что про брак

кстати, журавлик символизирует не только исполнявшиеся желание Наналли (загаданное в 3 серии сделав своего первого журавлика) чтобы мир стал добрее... и на это Лелуш пообещал, что он станет таким, когда она сможет видеть... (он кстати обещал, что они всегда будут вместе, но соврал и даже на это есть у них есть своя история, если соврет, то он, проглотит тысячу иголок...) но и желание С.С ( 5 серия она начала делать журавлика из розовой бумаги) только какое, чтобы она улыбнулась или настоящие скрытое желание, быть любимой...

как сказала СойФон, когда он получил по шее Она помогать ему не будет, а то грубо говоря зажрался и это послужит для него уроком А еще она шикай сделала Sting All Your Enemies to Death, Suzumebachi” а не бан-кай A note: It was explained in the spoiler that Halibel's sword has a hole (it took more than half of her sword) and the shape is kinda similar to Ichigo's first sword but smaller.

http://s58.radikal.ru/i162/0810/4d/46c7d80098a0t.jpg http://i031.radikal.ru/0810/c5/0bc141fbbc5bt.jpg Гандам 00 и Гиасс Кириос и Тристан http://s58.radikal.ru/i160/0810/22/e7f4eaab2b3ft.jpg Mordred's Hadron Canon и Virtue's GN particle Canon

говорят в списках есть Лелуш, но в скобках написано умер или же...

как удобнее будет:blush:

http://s47.radikal.ru/i116/0810/01/645f9fc6cc89t.jpg это?

вот

Спойлер Rangiku: ”That’s the power of Haineko. The sword turns into ash and the place that the ash falls into will be mangled with a swing. All that ash around you is my sword.” Soifon: ”Bakudou 30 …It’s the end now, Arrancar. Sorry that I haven’t the time to ask you your name. Jinteki shakusetsu, Suzumebachi” It seems Apache's arms are cut. This time blue roses were sent to me on Rangiku's birthday... everyone please take it easy.(Kubo Tite) Apache: "So this chick claims she will take the 3 of us eh?" Rangiku: "Wow your ears are good huh? At first sight I thought your ears, face and style sucked in general." Apache: "What the fuuuck!?" Mila: "Going one on one is boring/annoying." Rangiku: "I agree with what the female gorilla said." Mila: "What!? Who is a female gorilla?? You milk cow!" The three fraccions fire a cero. After that Halibel draws out her sword. Omaeda is beaten. Soi Fons release is the last panel.

Фукуяма кстати там главгада озвучивает ГГ после каждого махача и победив адски ржет

еще интервью Окочи, должен появится перевод а так, если вдруг Санрайз соберется(все таки думаю соберется, денег компания захочет ) выпустить ОВА, приквел, сиквел и т.п, то как минимум через пол-года т.к Танигучи сейчас, продюсер Kurogane no Linebarrels не ушел он из индустрии аниме -_-

http://s49.radikal.ru/i125/0810/2b/bf28f44eb7c5t.jpg 1.) Asks about the congratulation messages written hanging on Tamaki's wall in his bar. Somebody might have already known about this, but Tamaki's VA, Tanaka Kazunari, wrote his own congratulation message to his character, Tamaki, saying, "To the Handsome Tamaki". LOL 2.) About Xingke's noticeable absence in the wedding pic of Ougi and Villetta, still in Tamaki's bar. They offer no explanation, just this, "Why wasn't he at the wedding, despite his precious Tianzi being there? Could it because he had a violent coughing fit?" 3.) The the image of Suzaku and Arthur in Kallen's room - Original Picture by Sakurai Takahiro O_o 4.) Talks about the message on Suzaku's gravestone, which was "Here lies a consummate and invaluable knight to his highness". Suzaku has supposedly fallen in battle by the defeat of the Lancelot. He was the accomplice of the Atrocious Emperor Lelouch, but someone had his grave made. СпойлерSakurai x Taniguchi x Fu-kuyama Interview, NewType November 2008 --Congratulations on the completion of "Code Geass". When did the thought "It's ended" first occur to you, Director Taniguchi? Taniguchi: That's a difficult question. Visually, that would be after the V-edit (Video Editing) ended, because after that you can no longer do anything about it. However, in terms of the end [of Code Geass] as a project, I really don't know. --How did the final recording session go? Taniguchi: It was difficult for me to control myself, psychologically. Since it was the final recording session, I kept thinking "This is the end", but in terms of the actual work, I had to hold on for a little while longer. Fu-kuyama: I was thinking "Let's record our lines in high spirits!", but that only lasted until episode 24. The final recording session was...... This might be the first out of all my works so far in which I completed the final episode without putting too much effort into it. I took it all calmly. Sakurai: I was in a spiritual state of nothingness. More than two years have passed between the recording of the first episode and the final episode. To be involved in a project for so long is something of a rarity these days, and because of that I was also overwhelmed with feelings. Still, "Code Geass", true to its nature, ended in a cool way. Fu-kuyama: I think the VA with the most mixed feelings when it comes to the last episode of Code Geass might very well be Hoshi Souichirou, Gino's VA. To tell you the truth, I received a phone call on the night before the recording for the final episode. I wondered who it was... and it turned out to be Hoshi-san. Sakurai: He called me, too. Fu-kuyama: When I answered the call, all he said was "Tomorrow's the final episode, isn't it... do your best*." (laugh) [*ganbattene] Sakurai: He said "Do your best" to me, too. I guess he was especially attached to this show. Taniguchi: (laugh) It's up to everyone how they want to interpret the ending, I don't mind, but for me, it was a Happy Ending. Fu-kuyama: I, too, think it was a happier ending than expected. Sakurai: As for me... I'm looking at things from the viewpoint of Suzaku's VA, of course, but I've been watching the show as just another audience, too. That might be why the ending was painful for me. --Was the final episode something you thought of from the very beginning? Taniguchi: Yes. The ending was decided upon beforehand. Although it was eventually cut, I actually had [Okouchi] write a script for episode 1, one which began with the scene of Suzaku attempting to kill Lelouch. I'm talking about episode 1 of the previous series, not R2. --The relationship between Lelouch and Suzaku described in these 50 episodes has seen a lot of ups and downs. They've shot at each other with guns, tried to kill each other, stepped on the other's face after he humbled himself by getting on his knees...... Taniguchi: From my point of view, Lelouch and Suzaku's relationship in the previous series did not go beyond that of reunited childhood friends. It wasn't "friendship" -- they were playing at a "make-believe friendship". With R2, my intention was to show how it turned into "friendship" in the truest sense of the word. ......As for the part with the kneeling, if Lelouch hadn't done that, he might have been killed by Suzaku, and Suzaku, had he not stepped on Lelouch's face, would probably not have been able to control his rage. --Basically, it was necessary to go that far* for Lelouch and Suzaku to be able to rebuild their bonds. [*kneeling + stepping on face] Taniguchi: It's a matter of definition, but for me, the relationship between "good friends", to put it bluntly, is one in which "they are able to change each other's soiled underwear even when they've become doddering geezers".* Fu-kuyama: Though in my opinion, that's already crossed the line into "love" territory (laugh). [*This line sparked an outbreak of "Eeewwww, Taniguchi", "Taniguchi's definition of friendship sets the bar too high" and "...Does Taniguchi actually have such friends?" on 2ch] --Once again: what kind of show was "Code Geass" to all of you? Sakurai: "Code Geass" was a stimulating piece of work, in my opinion. It suddenly appeared and swiftly took society by storm before facing its end in style. I look forward to everyone's reactions after the final episode. I'm sure all of us would like to see more of this type of original anime. Taniguchi: I would be delighted if the viewers accepted [this show] with that thought in mind. When we first started "Code Geass", there was this sense of danger that if we don't do our best now original anime will die out completely. The way things are, there will eventually only be anime adapted from manga, games and light novels. For the sake of creating an entertaining original anime, we concentrated what skills we had and tried tacking them on little by little during the creation process. Of course, in "R2" we had to continue being aggressive. I continued working on this show feeling like a challenger. It was an enlightening experience! Sakurai: These days, there are a lot of anime with tactical gimmicks, but "Code Geass" was strategically elaborate and daring, and was very much entertaining in a way other anime weren't. We, as members of the cast, were happy to have been part of its creation. Fu-kuyama: They kept an iron-fisted control over the information given to us, too. We never knew what was going to happen next, not until we received the script. Taniguchi: Once the episode directors, the animators and the VAs find out what's going to happen ahead of time, they tend to give their performances working backwards from the end result. There are times when working backwards actually makes it better, but if there is a continuous chain of turning points in the story, there are times when you subconsciously save your strength. I was afraid that would happen. Fu-kuyama: I didn't want to know what was going to happen next. Finding out beforehand means I'll have to set the bar higher for myself, you see (laugh). --Lelouch was a devil of a role to play, having to face some kind of trial every single time, huh. Fu-kuyama: Lelouch's role is, to put it simply, the chief villain, and Suzaku is the hero. Watching Lelouch use his Geass and prepare the legwork of his strategies with all his heart and soul makes you feel like pitying him. Taniguchi: Really, I had no idea creating an evil organization of the likes of "Shocker" [*from Kamen Rider] could be so much work (laugh). It's a lot of effort, truly. Here you are, desperately planning some kind of gambit, and "BAM!", the hero appears and everything goes to pieces. Fu-kuyama: "Code Geass" is a story seen from the side of an evil organization, isn't it? If you were to see the world through a different point of view, a different kind of logic would come into focus. For example, if you were to consider Marianne and Emperor Charles's actions from their point of view, nobody would be able to say they were wrong. Taniguchi: If you were to rewatch "Code Geass" with the camera on Suzaku's side, Lelouch would be an absolute evil (laugh). Sakurai: Who's on the side of justice? Who's evil? It all depends on your position and point of view. Telling the story in this manner was very interesting. Fu-kuyama: I realized that the viewers don't work according to the logic of "justice" and "evil" when choosing which characters to empathize with. Fu-kuyama: It has to be episode 9 of "R2" for me. The conversation when Lelouch snatched Tenshi-sama away from Xingke -- in response to "You devil--!!", Lelouch answers "Ho, is that so?". I thought it was a fantastic exchange. Sakurai: As for me, it's the final episode of "R2". It lingers on in your heart. The characters' resolve came through loud and clear, and it really got to me. Taniguchi: All the episodes are important to me, so I can't choose one. If I had to say something... at the end of the recording session of the final episode, the staff, on their own initiative, gave out flowers to all of the cast members. I was happy to see that "Code Geass" has its own special place in the hearts of the staff and cast who have been involved [in the project] for so long. Thank you all for the hard work! All: Thank you for the hard work!! END

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Мда... хрен поймешь Танигучи сказал выбирайте сами или хэппи энд или нет он сам выбрал хэппи энд Окочи - умер и все тут :) да и с гиассом Лелуша, как то не ясно, то ли для пафоса рукой проводил, то ли линзы снимал одним движением руки.... :lol:

СпойлерCeliss Galvea Before I go off to wallow in self-misery because I made another silly mistake in today's Politics / Economics paper, I just want to point out that the official Geass-net mobile site explains in Nunnally's profile that her blindness gives her the ability to see through the hearts of people just by touching their hands, and in the final episode she found out everything with said ability. Officially, that flashback scene had nothing to do with Lelouch and Codes. C.C.'s profile has also been updated, and the final part of it now says: "Knowing that Lelouch does not hate her for giving him the Geass, she is now able to show her true feelings. With the realization of "Zero Requiem", her time with Lelouch, who was able to forgive and accept her, came to an end, but the memories created with him has, without doubt, saved her from eternal loneliness." Having read this, C.C. appears to have been talking about herself when she said this line in the end: "The power of the king will isolate you... I guess it turned out a little different after all... right, Lelouch?". The power of the king eventually leads to immortality (Code); C.C. had the power of the king and for a long time led a lonely existence, but she is now no longer lonely, thanks to her time with Lelouch. Unless they update Lelouch's profile with some kind of "but maybe he didn't actually die" line, it seems to me that officially, Lelouch is 100% dead. None of the magazines seem to think the ending is at all ambiguous, and none of the staff and cast members seem to think so either. Okouchi, especially, appears to be pretty final about Lelouch's death in his interview ("His life had not been in vain. That was why he smiled in the end", along with his explanation as to why the punishment was necessary from the beginning). As for Taniguchi, he said only 2 things: (in the NewType interview itself) It's up to the viewers whether they want to think of the ending as a Happy End or a Bad End, but he thinks of it as a Happy End. As for what the epilogue meant, the viewers ought to work it out for themselves. The meaning behind C.C.'s final line appears to be part of what he wanted viewers to think about, though Geass-net's already given us the answer to that. Lelouch's fate, is, IMO, not part of what he wanted viewers to think about, because as far as the staff members are concerned Lelouch's fate wasn't at all ambiguous. By the way, Shimomura Takaharu, one of the staff members involved with advertising, wrote in his "Parting message to Lelouch" (from Animedia): "Let's all go to the World of C" (For more details, refer to the R2 drama CDs) Looks like SE6 will feature a track about everyone going to the World of C. Tomikawa Kiyoharu (Production Desk) has this to say to Lelouch: "Rest in peace. I'm begging you, please don't come back ever again. (The animating process was just too much trouble!)" Most of the staff members' parting messages for Lelouch are pretty hilarious, and are in keeping with the Geass sense of humour. As for the cast comments, Takada Yuuji (Toudou's VA) is also of the opinion that Lelouch chose to die from the very beginning. "From the very start, you had been planning to die for the sake of the world. I see. That's really something. You're one heck of a guy!" :D

+8 если по Гринвичу лол Вся Япония лежит в одном часовом поясе, разница во времени с Москвой составляет +5 часов летом и +6 часов в зимний период.

Япония на 5 часов впереди нас ^_^ когда у нас 4 утра по мск. у них 9 А США от 8-11 часов позади нас когда у нас 4 утра у них ток вечер начинается

это была неверная информация

он там давно висит )))

если не меньше ;) может, Воля? Проснется наконец-то и все попадают, в обморок :)