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|2007-05-27, 03:17
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So it was "angelengine" from "Yoroshiku", don't know him but will try to get contact with him.
You said you didn't say it in case I would be offended by his opinion, but I'm not at all (in fact, I am, but as long as I'll have some argumentations lol, if he's right, I won't be anymore XD), so no need to hide his nick, especially if he can help to get contact with him, so if you see this message, feel free to contact me mister
If he's away for a long time, I don't think it'll be useful but I'll maybe even try to post on their forums, maybe I'll be lucky and get in touch with him, who knows.
If I have some time soon, I'll write the japanese script of the episode with the translation under it and that way, we'll probably see if it's right or not (at least, for the beginning of the anime), so if some peoples with good skills can help to get an idea, would be cool.
|2007-05-27, 09:02
|Link #44
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But I don't think I missed details anyway.
Here's more or less twenty lines I wrote back from the episode, which should all be completly wrong if your friend is right.
I'll review the word one after the other with jwpce for people who don't know them at all (and will be faster than explaining them myself).
=> Well, what do you think of facing each other, schoolboys? (the last word can differ but it's a matter of edit, not of translation).
"それじゃあ" => "Well/Well then/In that case" according to jwpce.
"おれと中学生のあんたたちで" => litteraly "you, schoolboys, and me"
"勝負しましょう" => "Jwpce give "victory or defeat/match/contest/game/bout".
Even f if someone knows nothing about japanese, how could he translate the sentence in completely another meaning that the upper sentence with the words "Well/Me/You, schoolboys/contest", and by the way, just by looking at the action in the episode, it's confirm it's a defy against Wakabyashi and the others guys.
=> "おれたち" => "おれ" => "I", "たち" => "plural", so "Us". The other word were already explained before, I don't know how someone can make another translation of that than "Facing us ?!/A contest with us ?!/" or something like that.
=> いったい 【いったい】 (adv,n) (1) one object, one body, (2) what on earth?, really?, (3) generally, (P)
どうやってどうやって (exp) how, in what way, by what means
為る 【する】 (vs-i) (uk) to do, to try, to attempt, to execute, to play (game), to practice, to practise, to cost, to serve as, to pass, to elapse,
だろう (exp) seems, I guess
I also don't see here how it can be translated except with something like litteraly "A contest? I wonder what sort of contest he wants" or "I wonder how he wants to face them".
(please excuse the bad spelling/grammar for this sentence, I put the litteraly one, not the one of the script, so the sentence is not edited at all).
=> 君 【きみ】 (n) (fam) you (masc. term for female), (P)
クラブ => Club
キャプテン => Captain
一人 => one (person)
ずつ (suf) (1) apiece, each, (2) at a time
シュート => Shot
して => 為る => 【する】 (vs-i) (uk) to do, to try, to attempt, to execute, to play (game), to practice, to practise, to cost, to serve as, to pass, to elapse, (P)
=> 【もらう】 (v5u) (1) (uk) to receive, to take, to accept, (2) to get somebody to do something (follows a verb in "te" form), (P)
Same here, I'm leaving you mix the words, you'll more or less find the same sentence.
A last one even if I prepared more sentences than that because it's boring to do :
=> ペナルティーエリア = Penalty Area
外 【そと】 (n) (1) outside, exterior, (2) open air, (3) other place, (P)
から (prt) from, out of, through, since, because
どんな (adj-na,adj-pn,n) what, what kind of, (P)
ふせげる => 塞ぐ 【ふさぐ】 (v5g,vt) to stop up, to close up, to block (up), to occupy, to fill up, to take up, to stand in another's way, to plug up, to shut up
自信 【じしん】 (n) self-confidence, (P)
If someone find another translation than something like "I am able to catch any ball shot \Nfrom outside of the penalty area!", it would be very weird as anyway, it's the first main thing of the series (No one never scored on him, Tsubasa managed to do it, then he become mad and defy tsubasa in an official game)
Here's the others I had prepared but that I'm lazy to do unless it's really needed :
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|2007-05-27, 09:26
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Is there any use of posting this here when the tlr's not really around?
I didn't make these replies to flame anyone, so let's just stop here?
I understand you just want to release CT your own way, so good luck with that.
Hopefulled you wont leave English-related errors like "beated" in your releases, though...
|2007-05-27, 09:30
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As for details, I've always appriciated them in translations.
|2007-05-27, 12:02
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Anyway, it was the first release, I also missed two things because I did it a bit fastly (Ozoora and feel thing).
All the things I posted wasn't only for the guy you know, but everybody who knows japanese and so would be able to say if the sentences are completely wrong or not.
|2007-05-27, 14:13
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"We beated your Nankatsu's team 10 to 0!"
Suggestion change 1:
We beat you, Nankatsu, 10-0!
Suggestion change 2:
We beat your team Nankatsu 10-0!
Yes, it's not your fault hiei-, but you should get proper editors and qcr's [/QUOTE]
|2007-05-27, 15:57
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So which CT series is this one ?
[Currently downloading]
|2007-05-27, 21:20
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Here's a crazy idea.
I have the original series [still downloading] of Captain Tsubasa in spanish dub.
My Spanish and English are pretty good. I'm translating most of the time in one of my classes because I work at the office as Teacher's Aide, so I guess I can say I have experience :P
I can watch the episode in Spanish, translate into English, and you can compare with what you have and your crew did as well ?
I don't know, just a crazy idea .. I'm graduating high school next week and I won't have nothing to do this summer till College starts .. soooo.
Let me know
|2007-05-28, 08:17
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Location: Portugal
It's not a crazy idea.
Is Frenchies-subs translating from the japanese audio and using the french only as help? Or is it translating solely from the french version (which isn't very faithful)?
If it is the latter, it would be nice to have another language to help and compare. I've seen the spanish dub and its dialogues are more faithful to the original than the french (apart from the characters', cities and teams names, they've been changed).
But if it is the first option, then it is not that bad no to use the spanish dub (although I'd still prefer the spanish dub).
I've just finished watching Frenchies-subs version. Whatever the case, the overall translation is good. Keep up the good work.
Just a sidenote question:
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Honor the past. Respect the traditions that nourished your culture.
These are concepts that Maya Bhagat, former New York City corporate biochemist-turned Philadelphia School District high school science teacher once undervalued. But after a change in her career and a reintegration of the "Ayurvedic" cooking she was raised on, she's now working to arrange her life and cooking according to tenets of India's traditional methods and philosophies developed more than 5,000 years ago.
Bhagat, who asked that her age not be mentioned, teaches the Ayurvedic cooking style at Mt. Airy Learning Tree. This month she is teaching two classes, one demonstrating the traditional Indian method for making chai tea, another educating students about the basics of Ayurvedic cooking.
Ayurvedic cooking is as much rooted in learning to blend the right spices, often turmeric, coriander, cloves, cinnamon and/or cardamom, with rice and vegetables or legumes as it is steeped in philosophy. It's a philosophy of cooking that incorporates the awareness of one's consciousness and being.
It maintains that cooking is as much about the experience, energy and enjoyment of the cooking as it is about the balance of ingredients. "The spirit with which you cook and connect your energy transmits something far more," said Bhagat.
In other words, you can feel the love, as it were. Bhagat explains cooking as a holistic enterprise. Hence, our affinity for a home-cooked meal. Grandma's cooking seems to be just as much about grandma's love and wisdom as it is about what's for dinner.
Traditional Ayurvedic cooking maintains that certain foods are better for an individual at certain times of the year and at certain times in their lives. Each dish provides a balance of the six tastes — sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter and astringent — mixed with a vegetable, legumes, grains or meat. Bhagat advocates the use of ghee, a clarified butter with components that contribute to colon health. "Society has vilified butter," she said, "but in fact, it's used so normally in Ayurvedic cooking."
For the Ayurvedic cook, everything in the dish has a purpose, and nature has provided the right vegetables at the right time. It was after the Beatles were exposed to ancient Indian philosophy that they sang "Let It Be." So it is that Ayurvedic cooks prepare dishes according to the rhythms of nature. That means dishes composed of fresh fruits and vegetables when they harvest in the spring and dishes focused more on beans and grains in the winter. And Bhagat believes this concept can be applied to any dish in any type of cuisine.
"In an industrialized society we can get any vegetables at any time," said Bhagat. "So now we're confused in our heads … The easiest way to think about eating in an industrialized world is what's for sale."
Bhagat was raised in Zimbabwe in southern Africa, where she learned Ayurvedic cooking from her East Indian mother. It's also where she was educated in biochemistry by British institutions, for at the time a white-minority (mostly British) ruled the country, then called Rhodesia.
She came to the U.S. 21 years ago when her elder family members decided the land of business was no longer southern Africa but America. Before coming to America, she developed an all-natural fruit bar similar to the frozen flavored popsicles that were later taken off the market because the price was too high compared to blends made of synthetic ingredients.
She worked in Manhattan in international trade and marketing as well as pharmaceuticals. But as the story often goes, the corporate world burned her out. Four years ago she moved to Center City. She questioned who she was, what she wanted. It led her to her roots, to a philosophy of existing with and of the universe as opposed to feeling pushed around by it like a boat without a rudder. Her new boat has a captain's wheel, and she can manipulate the sails.
She became a certified counselor through the Institute For Integrative Nutrition, and she counsels individuals, groups and corporations. And last year she earned a master's degree in teaching from Temple University.
In terms of both cooking and living, according to Maya, "It's about basically taking a space and creating a whole nourishing experience and sharing that."
For more information about Bhagat's counseling, visit www.pranabalance.com. For more information about her cooking classes, visit www.mtairylearningtree.org or call 215-843-6333.

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Virtual Palestinians: From Sabra and Chatila to Arab Spring
Youssef Rakha - 17/09/2012
On the 30th anniversary of the Sabra and Chatila massacre, it is worth rereading Jean Genet's song to the beauty of revolutionaries.
For me, the word "Palestinians," whether in a headline, in the body of an article, on a handout, immediately calls to mind fedayeen in a specific spot—Jordan—and at an easily determined date: October, November, December 1970, January, February, March, April 1971. It was then and there that I discovered the Palestinian Revolution…
When I went to Sabra and Chatila in April 2005, I had already read Jean Genet's "Four Hours in Chatila"—and loved it. It is a rambling meditation on death and revolution, written within a day of the killing of the entire Palestinian and Shia population of the two refugee camps within greater Beirut—ostensibly in retaliation for the killing of the pro-Israeli Kataeb leader Bachir Gemayel after he was elected president. Kataeb militiamen did the work for the Israeli army on 16-18 September 1982. "Goyim kill goyim," Prime Minister Menachem Begin told the Knesset, "and they come to hang the Jews." In the end neither Jews nor Maronites were hanged. With the PLO already in Tunis, what transpired was the termination of the Palestinian (Arab) Revolution so conceived—the apex of the counterrevolution led by Israel's allies, and the end of the glorious legend of the fedayeen. For reasons that had more to do with where I was in my life than sympathy with the Palestinian cause, when I went to Sabra and Chatila, I broke down in tears. It happened at the end of my walk through the site, at once so inside and outside Beirut that, spending time there, you feel as if you've travelled in time. It happened when I got to the tiny cemetery where the remains of some victims of the massacre are buried. There was no obvious context for crying in public, and it must've looked ridiculous. But I was in Beirut for the first time to witness the Cedar Revolution: the young, apolitical uprising against the hegemony of the Syrian regime and its sectarian practices in Lebanon, directed at the army and mukhabarat whose personnel had enjoyed arbitrary power over the Lebanese for as long as anyone could remember. After Iraq's disastrous liberation from Saddam, this was the first ever evidence of an Arab Spring—and, thinking about being "a virtual Palestinian", as I had been called in Beirut, my tears anticipated another moment almost six years later, here in Cairo.
A photograph doesn't show the flies nor the thick white smell of death. Neither does it show how you must jump over bodies as you walk along from one corpse to the next. If you look closely at a corpse, an odd phenomenon occurs: the absence of life in this body corresponds to the total absence of the body, or rather to its continuous backing away. You feel that even by coming closer you can never touch it. That happens when you look at it carefully. But should you make a move in its direction, get down next to it, move an arm or a finger, suddenly it is very much there and almost friendly. Love and death. These two words are quickly associated when one of them is written down. I had to go to Chatila to understand the obscenity of love and the obscenity of death. In both cases the body has nothing more to hide: positions, contortions, gestures, signs, even silences belong to one world and to the other… In the middle, near them, all these tortured victims, my mind can't get rid of this "invisible vision": what was the torturer like? Who was he? I see him and I don't see him. He's as large as life and the only shape he will ever have is the one formed by the stances, positions, and grotesque gestures of the dead fermenting in the sun under clouds of flies. If the American Marines, the French paratroopers, and the Italian bersagliere who made up an intervention force in Lebanon left so quickly (the Italians, who arrived by ship two days late, fled in Hercules airplanes!) one day or thirty-six hours before their official departure date, as if they were running away, and on the day before Bashir Gemayel's assassination, are the Palestinians really wrong in wondering if Americans, French and Italians had not been warned to clear out pronto so as not to appear mixed up in the bombing of the Kataeb headquarters?
I'm pretty sure that circle of sparse vegetation where people are buried is in Sabra, not Chatila. But Sabra and Chatila are so interwoven in my memory it really hardly matters. The walls and the unpaved ground were white, and white was the dust staining what asphalt there was. As I sobbed uncontrollably before the unmarked graves, what my tears anticipated—unbeknown to me, of course—was the night of 25 January 2011. That evening on my way home from the offices of Al Ahram, having laughed at the concept of revolution-as-Facebook-event, I decided to walk through Tahrir to see if the demonstrations planned for Police Day were any different from endless—useless—protests I had seen since the invasion of Iraq in 2003. Then, arriving there, I realised something was happening. The sight and especially the sound of unbelievable numbers of young Egyptians willingly offering up their bodies—not for abstract notions like "resistance" or Islam, not against any greater or lesser devil, but for the right to live like human beings in their own country—made me weep. "It is not Islamist," I wrote feverishly in my Facebook status later that night. "It is not limited in numbers. And I saw it with my own eyes in Maidan Al-Tahrir. " After Cedar, it had taken five and a half years for Jasmine to break out in Tunis, driving what would sometimes be called the Lotus Revolution here. Events were not to start for real until 28 January—two days after, hearing the national anthem in a meaningful context for the first time in my life, I sang tunelessly along, tearfully ecstatic. But already, through phone and other communications after midnight, I realised the killing had started. "I want to go out," I remember telling a Canada-based friend over Facebook chat in the small hours, "but I'm scared." At that same moment a younger, renegade-Muslim-Brother friend was running through the streets of Shubra, tattered, soiled and in tears, pursued by armoured vehicles whose siren almost two years later still gives him the shivers. Another, even younger Catholic friend had fielded a load of Central Security pellets at close range; some barely missed his eyes, and he couldn't get up unassisted; after receiving first aid in the nearest government hospital, he was sneaked through a backdoor to avoid arrest by State Security. During the day, a young woman friend had fainted from an overdose of tear gas and barely escaped being run over. Hundreds were in custody without charge; a good few were beaten up or detained for hours in police cars; some had been haplessly killed, too… But, on the morning of 26 January, it was as if nothing had happened. The front page of the daily Al Ahram (already notorious for the "expressive" wire picture in which Mubarak was Photoshopped from the back to the front of a group of heads of state) did no so much as mention unprecedented numbers of demonstrators protesting police brutality and corruption in Tahrir. A minor demonstration in Lebanon of all places was highlighted instead. Downtown, I noticed, people went about their business. What pained me was not "the beautiful young" dead or injured "for nothing"; "nothing" was a condition of their beauty, after all, and perhaps there weren't enough casualties yet (though in this context what do numbers mean?) What pained me was that a turn of events that promised to yield a voluntary communal purge of society, a sort of post-religion repentance, seemed to come to nothing the next. It hadn't, of course; but later when it did come to something that thing very quickly became political, which meant that power would pass into the hands of religion mongers leaving society intact, with all the evil inside it. By the time Mubarak stepped down on 11 February—not that this is technically true—there was hardly a young or a secular person in Tahrir. There was to be much more death from then on.
The statement that there is a beauty peculiar to revolutionaries raises many problems. Everyone knows, everyone suspects, that young children or adolescents living in old and harsh surroundings have a beauty of face, body, movement and gaze similar to that of the fedayeen. Perhaps this may be explained in the following way: breaking with the ancient ways, a new freedom pushes through the dead skin, and fathers and grandfathers will have a hard time extinguishing the gleam in the eyes, the throbbing in the temples, the joy of blood flowing through the veins. In the spring of 1971, in the Palestinian bases, that beauty subtly pervaded a forest made alive by the freedom of the fedayeen. In the camps a different, more muted beauty prevailed because of the presence of women and children. The camps received a sort of light from the combat bases, and as for the women, it would take a long and complex discussion to explain their radiance. Even more than the men, more than the fedayeen in combat, the Palestinian women seemed strong enough to sustain the resistance and accept the changes that came along with a revolution. They had already disobeyed the customs: they looked the men straight in the eye, they refused to wear a veil, their hair was visible, sometimes completely uncovered, their voices steady. The briefest and most prosaic of their tasks was but a small step in the self-assured journey towards a new, and therefore unknown, order, but which gave them a hint of a cleansing liberation for themselves, and a glowing pride for the men… Here in the ruins of Chatila there is nothing left. A few silent old women hastily hiding behind a door where a white cloth is nailed. As for the very young fedayeen, I will meet some in Damascus. You can select a particular community other than that of your birth, whereas you are born into a people; this selection is based on an irrational affinity, which is not to say that justice has no role, but this justice and the entire defense of this community take place because of an emotional – perhaps intuitive, sensual – attraction; I am French, but I defend the Palestinians wholeheartedly and automatically. They are in the right because I love them. But would I love them if injustice had not turned them into a wandering people?
Genet just didn't know about political Islam, did he? He didn't appreciate the effects on collective consciousness of nearly a century of social-cultural-sexual—forget political—repression, of systematic misinformation, humiliation and discouragement of initiative, of words denoting things other than what they say even in life-and-death circumstances, actions failing to yield consensual meaning, courage going unnoticed and festering "tradition" prioritised over such birthrights as sense, sensibility and sensation. It was all through Friday 28 January, from noon to midnight, that I drew my own connections between youth, death and the—revolutionary—identity of the tortured. However partially or peripherally, I had that identity too; and I was no longer scared. Without the leisure of Genet's macabre stroll, without the mythical underpinnings of the Arab Revolution or the feeling that I was a Frenchman among Palestinians with no more reason to be there than the fact that I "loved" them, I perceived how the human body responds to being run over by a speeding vehicle, the colour of what comes out of the head when it is gashed open against a solid surface, the smell of sweat on a dead young body mobbed by loud mourners and the sound of fear. There was water-hosing, live ammunition, slaughter and many things besides. People trembling before the murder of others on the side of the road, adolescents taking metal fences apart to use as weaponry, valiant, bare-chested battles with tear gas canisters and the increasingly expert hurling of stones and Molotov cocktails: it was a bonanza of desperation, a grafting onto the scene of "revolution" of all the violence and madness prompted by living for decades under inhuman conditions; fear and loathing in the Maidan. That day there was plenty of opportunity for political identification with Palestinians—Qasr Al-Aini Street looked and felt like the site of an Intifada against a repressive power less competent or self-respecting and so even more brutishly undiscriminating than the Israeli army—but it wasn't the sight of stone-throwing children facing armed men in uniform that evoked Palestine. It wasn't being Arab, or to the left of a counterrevolutionary, pro-Israeli status quo. As would later be confirmed on finding out about Hamas's atrocious response to Arab Spring demonstrations in Gaza, it was my social (human or cultural) connection with Palestinians that Friday 28 January made me aware of in a new way. And that was practically beyond tears. As the Lebanese already knew, the position of the secular Arab as a Palestinian—state- or citizenship-less, disinherited, disgraced, betrayed and blamed for being who they are—is even more pronounced under resistance-mongering regimes like the Assads' than elsewhere. All Arabs have their little Israels to torture them through their respective Kataeb in full view of the international community; even the Islamist banner—"Death to the infidels," in which the latter word replaces the conventional Arab nationalist "traitors"—does not prevent that.
Many died in Chatila, and my friendship, my affection for their rotting corpses was also immense, because I had known them. Blackened, swollen, decayed by the sun and by death, they were still fedayeen. They were still fedayeen. Around two o'clock in the afternoon on Sunday three soldiers from the Lebanese army drove me, at gunpoint, to a jeep where an officer was dozing. I asked him: "Do you speak French?" — "English." The voice was dry, maybe because I had awakened it with a start. He looked at my passport, and said to me, in French: "Have you just been there?" He pointed to Chatila. "Yes." — "And did you see?" — "Yes." — "Are you going to write about it?" — "Yes." He gave me back my passport. He signaled me to leave. The three rifles were lowered. I had spent four hours in Chatila. About forty bodies remained in my memory. All of them, and I mean all, had been tortured, probably against a backdrop of drunkenness, song, laughter, the smell of gunpowder and already of decaying flesh. I was probably alone, I mean the only European (with a few old Palestinian women still clinging to a torn white cloth; with a few young unarmed fedayeen), but if these five or six human beings had not been there and I had discovered this butchered city, black and swollen Palestinians lying there, I would have gone crazy. Or did I? That city lying in smithereens which I saw or thought I saw, which I walked through, felt, and whose death stench I wore, had all that taken place?
I know Sabra and Chatila was about racism, imperialism and the ugly side of humanity. I know it had to do with the accepted construction of the Palestinian cause and (confirmed by it) the perennial suspicion that minority (as in non-Muslim) Arab communities are potential traitors to the greater nation even when that nation pretends to be other than the Umma (a pretence now backfiring throughout the region in the worst possible ways). What I have learned from the Arab Spring is that Sabra and Chatila may also have been about something else, something like a mirror image of what Genet saw in the fedayeen. Like the sectarian aftermath of the Arab Spring, like the failure of the so called international community to reign in all the little Israels whose existence Nazism's progeny justifies, like the failure of Arab societies to make use of the sacrifices of the young and the beautiful, Sabra and Chatila was about Arab self-hatred. It was about the ugliness peculiar to revolutionaries and counterrevolutionaries in times of grand narratives that, in the absence of societies to support them, are bound to end badly. In the most oblique way imaginable, Sabra and Chatila is about the ugliness of the fedayeen.
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|2007-03-16, 21:56
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 61
Then at some point it isn't Negima. That reminds me of a story arc in the British live-action series "As Time Goes By" where the male lead is having his autobiography adapted by Hollywood --- at the first meeting the story is completely transmogifried in the first five minutes.
I think Eva is key to any story about Negima that remains Negima.
2-H Dragon's picture shows how each girl can be very individualistic... yet difficult for people not used to large groups of asians to identify one from another.
Example: My japanese wife (4'11 with butt-length hair) got mistaken for a coworker who is 5'5 short-haired Taiwanese the other day by a visiting tech manager from Chicago. He had spent nearly an hour with the other worker earlier. Wife drilled a few skewers of embarrassment into him.
|2007-04-06, 02:06
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You know what? I was just thinking about this earlier this morning.
First of all, the production will be REALLY EXPENSIVE. For starters, looking for 31 Japanese girls for the class, as well as other actors and actresses for a whole lot of other characters. Not to forget what people say about CG being the essential key to this series. Just imagine how much the whole production will cost!
Next will be the story. I doubt it's going to follow the original manga storyline, and like most live actions, an original one will be created, which I wouldn't mind. Although how it plays out will be a different thing.
Simply put, it would be a totally impossible to pull-off a live action Negima series... or we'll be seeing a terribly cheap production if it really pushes through.
It will be possible if it's a Love Hina live action...
|2007-05-18, 19:43
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|2007-05-18, 19:54
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You know... having seen the Transformers movie previews I've decided that just might accidently work as a live-action movie? Somehow I don't think this is going to have the budget to pull that off ... much less find women who look the part AND can pull off stuntwork. This just says TRAINWRECK so many different ways --- odds are they're going to totally focus on the "drama".
|2007-05-19, 14:24
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Seeing as the Negima franchise has been (un)successfully adapted twice already, I am left to wonder does the series popularity in Japan really warrant this?
I just don't see how this can be pulled off, the story concept is absurd as a manga to begin with and cannot be faithfully reproduced in a live action (how are they going to portray the gigantic campus-city-prefecture???).
However i'm sure i'll enjoy this, in that so bad its good way. (wait nevermind "thinks of sailor moon live action")
|2007-05-19, 19:33
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NO NO NO NO NO NO NOOOO Keep it UN liveee!!!! T_T The colored hair rox!!!! The spell circles rox! The double-eye-color Asuna rox! Nodoka, herself, rox! Fast action swordplay from Setsuna rox! That "Aniki!!" dude rox!! (sorta..) T_T****
|2007-05-20, 00:23
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I think they would mellow out a lot of things. Negi probably would still have magic but that subplot would be overshadowed by his interactions with his students in a "normal" school setting. Much like what the first chapters of negima was before the Eva arc.
The show can probably pull off a decent story if it just explored the interesting notion of a 10 year old teacher and how he deals with 30 odd female students older than him. I find potential in this cause we can finally see character development for the less magically inclined girls. This would also solve the problem of cheezy over the top CGI.
|2007-05-22, 12:11
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I think that this is a pretty bold move and will be a massive undertaking for any company, although my initial thoughts are that that it'll probably be a horrible disaster I'd still like to see it for the sake of curiosity.
|2007-06-12, 11:21
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Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen.
Having spent a good 3 weeks now in Tokyo, I have observed that the ethnicity problem of casting characters like Mana, Eva and the Class Rep (who is actually half-caucasian) is not that big a problem.
There`s actually a sizable population of Caucasian (and Hispanic, like Mana) kids as Japanese citizens, and yes, ones who have lived so long in Japan (if not their whole lives) that they can barely speak a word of English (like poor Tina Foster of Ai Yori Aoshi) but splendid Japanese do exist also.
The only obstacle, naturally, is parental consent, as western parents tend to fly off the handles much easier due to their conservatism.
Not to mention the greatest obstacle of all: Finding a white 10 year old boy and girl who can speak fluent Japanese (almost non-existent) and having the latter act like a provocative seductress without HER parents flying off the handle. If she is American, forget it; this is a nation that makes Jodie foster get a body double for harmless CLOTHED shots when she played a child-prostitute in Taxi Driver.
Now onto some positives.
One aspect independent of CGI that can be done decently, if not wonderfully, is the Martial Arts Choreography.
Though a legion of genius choreographers is only a 2 hour flight away from Japan, from my good old-homeland Taiwan, here are a few that will DEFINITELY cost less than Mega-Computer-Generated Graphics, and can potentially save the show.
Hand To Hand Combat:
Master Yuen Woo Ping (Drunken Master, Once Upon A Time In China 1 and 2, Fist Of Legend The Matrix Kill Bill, Kung Fu Hustle, Iron Monkey, Unleashed, Fearless.)
Corey Yuen (Romeo Must Die, Kiss Of The Dragon, The One, X-Men)
Master Of The Sword
Nick Gillard (Indiana Jones Saga, Young Indiana Jones, The Phantom Menace, Attack Of The Clones, Revenge Of THe Sith)
Nicholas Powell (Braveheart, The Mummy, Gladiator)
Sonny Chiba (Kill Bill)
Master Yamazaki Kiyoshi (Conan The Barbarian)
Master Rob Anderson (A New Hope, Highlander, Lord Of The Rings)
Master Yuen Woo Ping (Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon)
Next List Will Be Musicians That Can Help This Series.
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|2007-06-30, 10:44
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Apparently this is the cast for the live action movie.
I cant find evangeline in that pic, which is problematic because shes easily the most recognizable female character in Negima and none of the photos in that picture scream "THIS IS EVANGELINE!". Infact i cant see any dark skinned girls in that photo either for the part of Ku or Mana.
Also, 50 bucks on Negi Springfield, kid teacher from wales being a japanese kid with black hair and unable to speak a single english sentence to save his life.
Edit : According to someone else, this is the placing of the actors :
From left to right:
Ayaka Chisame Chizuru Sakurako Konoka Misora Ako Sayo
Satsuki Evangeline Fuuka Mana Haruna Chachamaru Akira Yuuna
Zazie Nodoka Fumika Chao Setsuna Madoka Misa Asakura
Natsumi Satomi Kaede Makie KuFei Asuna Yue
If that is true i really dont know what to say. Why is Asakura british?
|2007-06-30, 22:00
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(steeling myself for a complete disaster....)
comparing the names with the faces.... I can only hope there's some makeup we aren't seeing yet. But I'm figuring that by the time it airs it won't resemble any sort of thing we'd recognize as Negima outside of the name and perhaps the idea of a young wizard teaching a class of apparent mundanes.
|2007-06-30, 23:10
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So its a movie? Not a series? That picture is so badly taken its hard to see properly let alone judge the casting. If anything at least the producers are making an effort to fill the entire class instead of totally revamping the series to have a smaller set of girls.
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Okay, who do I need to kill? I was posting in the other thread (a really LONG one!) and when I submitted it, I got THIS: This topic is locked, you are not allowed to post or modify messages... So I lost it!LMAO!
don't kill TL we love her I would like to kill my mouse sometimes though since it likes to backtrack on me when I don't want it to and I end up losing stuff
And sorry to Texas Lady - I was in the quick reply thingie and didn't put in my smilies so you would know for sure I wasn't serious! I forget y'all don't know me as well on this board as they do on the other boards. I weigh all of 100 lbs on a good day and I am always "threatening" to kick someone's arse or something like I am a linebacker and they just laugh at me. <imagine huggie smilie here because I don't know how to do it in quick reply!>
Quote from: kcphilly on August 09, 2008, 10:29:28 AMdon't kill TL we love her I would like to kill my mouse sometimes though since it likes to backtrack on me when I don't want it to and I end up losing stuff Thanks KC! I bought a new mouse and it was was driving me nutz, I finally reset all the options and it's working OK for me right now. Mine was like yours and it would also zoom all over the screen. You have my sympathy!
don't kill TL we love her I would like to kill my mouse sometimes though since it likes to backtrack on me when I don't want it to and I end up losing stuff
LOL! I tried to go back, but it didn't work. It's okay. I will try again.I agree with most everything you guys are saying...except Keesha. I don't think she's being any more fake than anyone else (and we all are to a certain extent.) April, on the other hand, is taking it to a new level. Keesha is playing a smart game. She's self-deprecating in all the right places and she takes care not come off as being full of herself. When she talks about someone, she's smart about when, how and to whom she does it and she declines to do so when it's obvious. She's passive agressive in all the right places.April is NOT playing a smart game. She's annoying, whiney, totally self-centered and stupid. She immediately put a target on her back by aligning with someone else - a couple who is viewed as "one" with a double chance at the money. She's totally narcissistic with sociopathic tendencies!Keesha also used the loyalty card perfectly. She can tell it (or spin it) to show that she is a woman of her word in a believable way to the others. AND she was smart enough to use it as an excuse to go against what the others wanted when she was HoH. I think that was pretty damned slick! April totally played her HoH all wrong. Thankfully, Keesha beat her to the punch in turning the house upside down and got rid of Jesse, who is a waste of air, IMO. He was an arrogant moron and I am glad he's gone. Unfortunately, I think life is going to have to kick him in the teeth more than once for him to grow and and get a clue.Michelle. Well, I would have never believed it, but she's playing her HoH smart (well, smarter than Jerry, Jesse or April, anyhow.) I don't think she was smart enough to have maneuvered herself into the situation she's in now, but she's at least smart enough to recognize that she lucked into a sweet spot and seems like she's going to take advantage of it. The one thing I wish Keesha and Renny would have brought up last night when they were in the HoH was the scenario where Libra wins POV. They should have suggested that she put April up if Libra takes herself off. That way she could tell April (and her big ego) that it's the only way to insure that Keesha goes. April would have totally fallen for it. Worst case it's 3-3 and Michelle could boot April out without having to go through a week of hell. They could have told by her response to that whether she was just blowing smoke up their butts. But Libra won't win (I hope!)Libra. She is so materialistic and selfish! (yes, I know they all are materialistic to an extent - we all are, but DAMN!) She's just ignorant. She thinks she's a badass and she wants to be treated like a princess (Wait! that sounds like April!) but she has no clue how to play this game. She's living in some sort of alternate reality or something and I can't WAIT for her to go. I want her out ALMOST as much as I want April out!Jerry. Ugh. I SO wanted to like him! And I SO don't. He's being a pompous ass. He's clueless. I agree with everything being said about him right now and I was completely on his side before.Renny. I wanted to hate her! I totally wanted her to be the villian of BB10. But she's hilarious and I LOVE her! Go, Renny!Dan. Poor thing. I agree that America should have never done that to him. Didn't they realize whoever got it would be screwed? I so wanted Michelle to get it. Her ego wouldn't have let her decline it and it would have been hilarious! Especially when she would have had to vote out Jesse. The vote would have been 5-2!Ollie. Who the hell knows about Ollie. He's either being really smart and he's just using April until the others whittle it down to a manageable number and he's an ass OR he's just a complete moron and he's an ass. Either way, he's an ass.Whew! I feel SO much better!Right now (and we all know it could change at any moment) I want Renny to win the $500k and Keesha to win the $50k. Renny because I just like her and Keesha because she's playing the smartest game.
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Ah the joys of cycling in the City of London. Once you've managed to brave the right-hand turn over Blackfriars Bridge, you arrive here on Queen Victoria Street.
The problem is that our politicians just don't get it. They do understand that more and more people are cycling. They do understand that they need to provide some sort of facilities to cater for that change. But they don't understand that they actually need to prioritise cycling over other forms of vehicular transport.
Here's a fairly typical comment from a City councilman sent me by another cyclist in the City over the weekend. It's a pro-cycling comment but it's what's missing that bothers me:
"However, the fact is there is competition for road space, and it is unlikely to get any easier. The traffic jams will get worse, and yet more people will decide to use a bicycle as a means of getting through the traffic. The City is not going to resist this trend, but will seek to manage the street space we have in the best way possible....We are looking to increase the number of advance stop lines to make it safer for cyclists at traffic lights, and for the police to enforce compliance by motorists."
All good stuff.
Pro-cycling. Aware of cycling. Aware of compliance issues.
The situation here is actually about to get worse. That taxi rank on the left hand side is going to become a coach park. Reason for that is that the coach park at St Paul's is for the chop. See here for those plans.
So, even more squashed cyclist space.
Someone else wrote to me over the weekend. A new boris bike user:
"As my commute passes right through the city once or twice a week on a BorisBike, I'd love to see a real segregated superhighway from Blackfriars to Liverpool St... "
Fat chance, I'm afraid. You see, the City acknowledges it has more and more people cycling. It acknowledges there is more competition for that space between motor vehicles and people on bicycles. But the plan is for more of the same. "It is unlikely to get any easier".
Let's just remind ourselves what the status quo looks like, perhaps here, here or here.
And let's just remind ourselves again how Paris talks about cycling as I posted here some time ago:
"Pour se déplacer en ville ou dans les bois de Boulogne et de Vincennes, la Ville de Paris aménage des espaces dédiés au vélo pour favoriser et faciliter l'usage de ce moyen de déplacement calme et écologique."
Paris is committed to developing spaces where cycling is prioritised and made easier than other forms of transport because Paris wants people to get about the city calmly and sustainably.
The City's politicians are saying "there is competition for road space, and it is unlikely to get any easier". In other words, London is shrugging its shoulders, and pleasing no one by trying to please everyone. Politicians seem almost scared of upsetting the motorist. But if you want to cycle, you're just going to have to lump it. There will be more and more cars. And you'll just have to all muddle along.
Screw that. I want a Paris politician. I want the City to actually stand up and say it wants the City to be a place where walking and cycling are more convenient than driving. Like Paris is doing.
But that's not going to happen. Unless a lot of us (and I mean hundreds of us) start writing to our councilmen and demanding something changes.
Question is, will you accept the status quo, or are you prepared to start writing? About everything and anything that bugs you in the City as you cycle through it.


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