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I consider this (and the related 'The Last Unicorn') as interesting border cases. You can call them anime, and there is sufficient arguments for it. You can call it 'Western animation' and there is certainly enough support for that argument as well. I have seen similar discussions / arguments online...

Updating this for my own personal amusement.

I thought that I would update this for my own amusement.

heh...

Hello, and welcome, and feel free to relax and enjoy yourself.

While tapes did degrade, it was MUCH more common to see the degrading of copy of a copy of a copy (etc) than a tape 'wearing down'.
Then again, you couldn't do much about tapes degrading... and if you had copies of a copy of a copy...it was likely the best that you could get of that show.

Reasonable, especially with the issue back in the day with 'Four Shoujo Stories'. I wonder how the new translation will compare to the VIZ one that I have.

As previously discussed here ( https://www.oldschoolotaku.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=18163&hilit=eleven#p18163 ) around April of 2021 'They Were Eleven' was licensed (both the original which I have and the sequel). As I mentioned here ( https://www.oldschoolotaku.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=19066&a...

I liked the Battle Angel / Gunnm manga a lot. I liked the Last Orders quite a bit, got them as soon as they came out domestically and read them the day of. The most recent series... as the gap in months became longer I just.... decided that it would never actually conclude or wrap up =/ Let me check...

gaijinguy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 4:57 pm I guess I'm just not a finisher.

.... looks at backlog of over seven hundred games I have purchased and downloaded over the years/decades.....
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