Anime And Manga Club V.2

[Nitro Indigo]

^ I've seen the manga of BE/ANE before... haven't actually read it though... I've also heard that the anime has a Gecko Ending...
For those of you who don't understand Troper Speak, when an adaption is made of something that isn't finished yet, it will sometimes have a different ending, called a Gecko Ending. This happens a lot with unfinished mangas and their animes. Like Fullmetal Alchemist 2003, for example. I can't shut up about FMA, sorry. X3


Oh, it would be a real shame if the younger one had his soul ripped out of his body, or something...

[DarkAngel-The-Demon]

^ I've seen the manga of BE/ANE before... haven't actually read it though... I've also heard that the anime has a Gecko Ending...
For those of you who don't understand Troper Speak, when an adaption is made of something that isn't finished yet, it will sometimes have a different ending, called a Gecko Ending. This happens a lot with unfinished mangas and their animes. Like Fullmetal Alchemist 2003, for example. I can't shut up about FMA, sorry. X3


Oh, it would be a real shame if the younger one had his soul ripped out of his body, or something...

Oh you should read the manga of BE, I have a few manga volumes.^^

[Nitro Indigo]

Maybe I could try looking for it on a manga site? I know a bit about it. Apparently there's a Big Little Brother in it. X3

Also, I find it a bit... odd when people refer to mangas/animes with English names by their Japanese names. I'm fine with people calling Blue Exorcist "Ao no Exorcist" because the last word is still the same so it's not hard to figure out, but then there's other stuff like Attack on Titan's Japanese name, which is really hard to spell...

EDIT: So I've just been reading some (surprise, surprise) Fullmetal Alchemist on MangaFox. I decided to look at the front page. Now I know what manhwa <spelling?> looks like! Or something.

[Taako]

Maybe I could try looking for it on a manga site? I know a bit about it. Apparently there's a Big Little Brother in it. X3

Also, I find it a bit... odd when people refer to mangas/animes with English names by their Japanese names. I'm fine with people calling Blue Exorcist "Ao no Exorcist" because the last word is still the same so it's not hard to figure out, but then there's other stuff like Attack on Titan's Japanese name, which is really hard to spell...

You see, I use both. I use Kuroshitsuji and Black Butler interchangeably, because I watch it in Japanese so whenever I go to watch it I look for Kuroshitsuji. Plus it is fun to say xD
I have been looking for somewhere that I can watch anime in German with English sub, anyone know of a place?

[Nitro Indigo]

Well, a few pages ago, I asked for some links to some foreign animes websites for the LOLs. I got several Spanish ones, several Hungarian ones, at least one Polish one and some Naruto-only website in a language I can't remember. Nobody posted any German, though.

[Naala]

Maybe I could try looking for it on a manga site? I know a bit about it. Apparently there's a Big Little Brother in it. X3

Also, I find it a bit... odd when people refer to mangas/animes with English names by their Japanese names. I'm fine with people calling Blue Exorcist "Ao no Exorcist" because the last word is still the same so it's not hard to figure out, but then there's other stuff like Attack on Titan's Japanese name, which is really hard to spell...

You see, I use both. I use Kuroshitsuji and Black Butler interchangeably, because I watch it in Japanese so whenever I go to watch it I look for Kuroshitsuji. Plus it is fun to say xD
I have been looking for somewhere that I can watch anime in German with English sub, anyone know of a place?

There is animeloads (a german site I use), but I'm not sure if you can watch them with eng sub, because I didn't try.
I did post that a few pages before by the way.

[Nitro Indigo]

Wait, I just checked a few pages back, and the foreign anime sites were actually one Spanish anime site, three Hungarian ones and four Polish, one of which was Naruto-only.

[DarkAngel-The-Demon]

Maybe I could try looking for it on a manga site? I know a bit about it. Apparently there's a Big Little Brother in it. X3

Also, I find it a bit... odd when people refer to mangas/animes with English names by their Japanese names. I'm fine with people calling Blue Exorcist "Ao no Exorcist" because the last word is still the same so it's not hard to figure out, but then there's other stuff like Attack on Titan's Japanese name, which is really hard to spell...

EDIT: So I've just been reading some (surprise, surprise) Fullmetal Alchemist on MangaFox. I decided to look at the front page. Now I know what manhwa <spelling?> looks like! Or something.

I see. How about reading it online called mangapanda?

[Naala]

Maybe I could try looking for it on a manga site? I know a bit about it. Apparently there's a Big Little Brother in it. X3

Also, I find it a bit... odd when people refer to mangas/animes with English names by their Japanese names. I'm fine with people calling Blue Exorcist "Ao no Exorcist" because the last word is still the same so it's not hard to figure out, but then there's other stuff like Attack on Titan's Japanese name, which is really hard to spell...

EDIT: So I've just been reading some (surprise, surprise) Fullmetal Alchemist on MangaFox. I decided to look at the front page. Now I know what manhwa <spelling?> looks like! Or something.

I'm often unsure which name to use (if I recommend animes/mangas I often wonder which sounds more interesting).
Uragiri wa Boku no Namae wo Shitteiru is a really long name so I just say Uraboku, or sometimes Betrayal knows my name. The german name is Fesseln des Verrats (Chains of Betrayal), but I rarely talk about anime in german.

[DarkAngel-The-Demon]

Oh! Once a manga is licensed, it's not gonna be on mangafox.