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Ah....that makes sense now!
I can provide the link to the account they'll be under and the schedule ahead of time, but the last 7 times I've put kamehamehas on ebay they've all been gone within 30-90 seconds after the listing goes up, so you'd really need to be ready ahead of time. I'm putting more kamehamehas up than before this time, but probably only a few galick guns. They'll go fast.
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I'm glad for you that your custom pieces have gotten popular, you definitely deserve it
But gutted for me as I work and cant really keep a close eye on ebay, so I'll probably miss out on these 
Awesome pieces Frankie!
Have you thought of making your own yellow aura effect with blue lightning or something? I think the new Tamashii energy aura is cool but it's a "back-drop". I always liked the flame effect and wish they did yellow, mostly because of the 3-D effect and you can surround the character with the flames. I think there's some yellow bootleg flame effects around.
Have you thought of making your own yellow aura effect with blue lightning or something? I think the new Tamashii energy aura is cool but it's a "back-drop". I always liked the flame effect and wish they did yellow, mostly because of the 3-D effect and you can surround the character with the flames. I think there's some yellow bootleg flame effects around.
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Off topic, but am I the only one who wishes American cartoons were more like Japanese cartoons. I mean look at this.
they don't give two rat ****s about censorship.
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I will say while I prefer the anime style over most other drawing styles, the American cartoons do have a much greater variety of art style. Anime has it's own differentiating styles as well but to the untrained eye, most anime is drawn very similarly. The censorship was never such a big thing as it is now. I remember back in the 90s, cartoons had some adult themes in them, even if we didn't know it back then. Nowadays, Americans get offended by every little thing so censorship is just plain ridiculous. Bring back the fan-service, the adult innuendo, and the mature themes that used to be there!
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Jep, this is what I think of when I see that effect too, gotta admit.Amazing stuff. Is the galick gun up on ebay yet?
Setting up a display using tamashii blast effects like
I never use it because it actually grosses me out lmfao.Off topic, but am I the only one who wishes American cartoons were more like Japanese cartoons. I mean look at this.they don't give two rat ****s about censorship.
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Dc animation is definitely taking increasing notes from anime. The fighting in Son of Batman was very animeish (and awesome).
I think your question sort of hits the nail in its own terms because you can't equate cartoons to anime one-dimensionally. Anime is MUCH more popular among adults, especially in Japan itself, and often also literally JUST for adults (no no, not just THAT type of anime), than western cartoons in the west. Animation has never had broad adult respect in the west except as 'that's great, even though its for kids'. It's not made targetted at older audiences. On a general note only DC animation has done that a little more, especially with their recent animated features. So, I dunno... Animated video material gets less respect as an adult medium in the west. Blame snobby adults, I have no trouble seeing something in 2D animation. Hell, sometimes I find it flat out MORE cool than real life.
Also, many people are ****ing prudes.
I find the audible censorship a LOT more annoying. It's ridiculous. People know what's being said anyway, including kids. 'Can I say ******* here?' 
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Jep, this is what I think of when I see that effect too, gotta admit.
Dc animation is definitely taking increasing notes from anime. The fighting in Son of Batman was very animeish (and awesome).
I think your question sort of hits the nail in its own terms because you can't equate cartoons to anime one-dimensionally. Anime is MUCH more popular among adults, especially in Japan itself, and often also literally JUST for adults (no no, not just THAT type of anime), than western cartoons in the west. Animation has never had broad adult respect in the west except as 'that's great, even though its for kids'. It's not made targetted at older audiences. On a general note only DC animation has done that a little more, especially with their recent animated features. So, I dunno... Animated video material gets less respect as an adult medium in the west. Blame snobby adults, I have no trouble seeing something in 2D animation. Hell, sometimes I find it flat out MORE cool than real life.
Also, many people are ****ing prudes.
Yay but the audio censorship on some shows just makes it even funnier. Like if anyone else here watches (The Goldbergs).
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Jep, this is what I think of when I see that effect too, gotta admit.
Dc animation is definitely taking increasing notes from anime. The fighting in Son of Batman was very animeish (and awesome).
I think your question sort of hits the nail in its own terms because you can't equate cartoons to anime one-dimensionally. Anime is MUCH more popular among adults, especially in Japan itself, and often also literally JUST for adults (no no, not just THAT type of anime), than western cartoons in the west. Animation has never had broad adult respect in the west except as 'that's great, even though its for kids'. It's not made targetted at older audiences. On a general note only DC animation has done that a little more, especially with their recent animated features. So, I dunno... Animated video material gets less respect as an adult medium in the west. Blame snobby adults, I have no trouble seeing something in 2D animation. Hell, sometimes I find it flat out MORE cool than real life.
Also, many people are ****ing prudes.
Agreed on all points. There's only a handful of adult oriented cartoons in the west and they're usually obviously adult oriented if that makes any sense. Even so, anything that is animated is ignorantly placed into the cartoons category which implies children's television. I have yet to see an anime that doesn't have some type of adult theme to it. There's always some kind of violence, sexuality, language, or some other adult characteristic in most, if not all anime.
I HATE when people that don't watch anime see it and judge it instantly by saying it's nothing more than a cartoon. Get off your high horse pal
And yeah, censorship is freaking hilarious sometimes, both in American and Japanese animation
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I HATE when people that don't watch anime see it and judge it instantly by saying it's nothing more than a cartoon. Get off your high horse pal
EXACTLY I really hate at school that some people ask me "aren't you to old to be watching anime"
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Yeah, ignore those folks, or better yet, call them out on it, I guarantee you they watch it too.
I have good friends who teased me for years for watching anime, only for me to either catch them watching it themselves or for them to right out admit they watched it too. Trust me, the ones who say such things are usually doing so to take the spotlight off them.
The fact that they KNOW what anime is tends to be a dead giveaway imo
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