Topic: Name an anime you've never watched and are ashamed of.

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ComoHow come you made the manga if you own it, if you really did, send me a copy so I can read it
Oops wrong typo I mean I have a manga but if I want to be part that will be Dragon Ball become I love Dragon Ball.
 
There's a ton probably hundreds of animes from after the year 2000 that I haven't watched and I probably would be ashamed if I knew anything about them. I mean there's just so many these days that have 10 or so episdes that just show up and vanish that one can't possibly be aware of all of them.

My biggest regret however, is an anime by Shingo Araki, from the earlier days, 1982 to be specific but with a clear 1970s aesthetics called Acadia of My Youth: Endless Orbit SSX. Its a side story that acts as a sort of prequel to Captain Harlock. Now myself being an avid fan of Araki's work I've always regretted not being able to find it.

It only had 22 episodes which by today standards seems more than the usual but back then it was seen as insuficient to sell so I don't think it ever aired in Latin America. Even now I refuse to watch it other than in a legimitate way via DVD or something but I find it impossible to find.
 
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Há uma tonelada, provavelmente centenas, de animes posteriores ao ano 2000 que eu não assisti e provavelmente teria vergonha se soubesse alguma coisa sobre eles. Quer dizer, tem tantos hoje em dia que têm uns 10 episódios que simplesmente aparecem e somem que é impossível ter conhecimento de todos eles.

Meu maior arrependimento, no entanto, é um anime de Shingo Araki, de 1982, mas com uma estética claramente dos anos 70, chamado Acadia of My Youth: Endless Orbit SSX. É uma história paralela que funciona como uma espécie de prequela de Captain Harlock. Agora que sou um fã ávido da obra de Araki, sempre me arrependi de não ter conseguido encontrá-lo.

Teve apenas 22 episódios, o que para os padrões de hoje parece mais do que o normal, mas na época foi considerado insuficiente para vender, então acho que nunca foi ao ar na América Latina. Mesmo agora, me recuso a assistir, exceto de forma legítima, via DVD ou algo assim, mas acho impossível encontrá-lo.
Lâmpadaanswer a question do you have anime DVD
 
Lâmpadaanswer a question do you have anime DVD
I did have a personal collection in the mid 2000s of movies and TV shows. It was normal to have VHS, CD's and DVD's of anime back in the day because most stuff weren't even airing in LATAM. Many Anime I came to know in the 1990s, were via CD roms with oppenings, promotional images, etc. that came paired with magazines. So it was no strange to me to track them down on ebay. The first live action anime I ever owned Cashern (2004) I got it from ebay and so was the first legitimate anime Robotech II The Sentinels (2001) by ADV. Also there were some that were so old that all you had to buy were VHS tapes, like my copy of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table (1991), many from rental stores that were falling out of business by the turn of the century so you'd buy these and then have them converted to DVD's.
 
Eu tinha uma coleção pessoal de filmes e séries de TV em meados dos anos 2000. Era normal ter VHS, CDs e DVDs de anime naquela época, porque a maioria das coisas nem passava na América Latina. Muitos animes que conheci na década de 1990 eram por meio de CD-ROMs com aberturas, imagens promocionais, etc., que vinham junto com revistas. Então não foi estranho para mim encontrá-los no eBay. O primeiro anime live action que tive, Cashern (2004), comprei no eBay, assim como o primeiro anime legítimo, Robotech II The Sentinels (2001), da ADV. Também havia alguns que eram tão antigos que tudo o que você precisava comprar eram fitas VHS, como minha cópia de Rei Arthur e os Cavaleiros da Távola Redonda (1991), muitos de locadoras que estavam fechando na virada do século, então você comprava esses e depois os convertia para DVD.
I understand my dream is to have an anime DVD collection
 
I understand my dream is to have an anime DVD collection
Well, is not something I would encourage people to do, since having a complete collection of anything is pretty hard and expensive.

That's why I almost never had any complete collection and in the case of the ones I did like Robotech II The Sentinels I chose something that was pretty short and mostly compact in as fewer issues/releases as possible. So Even back then most of what I had were random episodes of one off OVAs, but today you can find most of what you want on the internet so its even less of necessity as it was back then.

But if you want a place to start, since you like Naruto, I'd recomend the ninja movies that were released back in the day:

Dagger of Kamui (1986) (a standalone movie)
Yotoden (1988) (3 OVAs but its also condensed in a film called Wrath of the Ninja in 1989)
Senshi Miroku (1989) (6 OVAs)
Blood Reign Curse of the Yoma (1989) (2 OVAs)
Sword For Truth (1990) (a standalone movie)
Kuro no Shishi [known as Black Lion in the west] (1992) (a standalone movie)
Ninja Scroll (1993) (a standalone movie but there's also an anime from 2003)
Ninja Resurrection (1998) (2 OVAs)

Finally there were episodes of Ninpu Kamui Gaiden (1969) and Sarutobi Sasuke (1980) released on VHS back in the day and I'm pretty sure you can find some of them on DVDs as well.

Now the idea is not that you look for all of these but to keep an eye for them while surfing on the internet, at your own pace and at your own will, balancing prices and availability, so that you can eventually get yourself a personal collection you're happy with.
 
Bem, não é algo que eu encorajaria as pessoas a fazer, já que ter uma coleção completa de qualquer coisa é muito difícil e caro.

É por isso que quase nunca tive uma coleção completa e, no caso das que tive, como Robotech II e The Sentinels, escolhi algo bem curto e compacto, com o menor número possível de edições/lançamentos. Então, mesmo naquela época, a maioria do que eu tinha eram episódios aleatórios de OVAs únicos, mas hoje você encontra a maioria do que procura na internet, então é ainda menos necessário do que era naquela época.

Mas se você quer um lugar para começar, já que gosta de Naruto, eu recomendo os filmes de ninja que foram lançados naquela época:

Adaga de Kamui (1986) (um filme independente)
Yotoden (1988) (3 OVAs, mas também condensado em um filme chamado Wrath of the Ninja em 1989)
Senshi Miroku (1989) (6 OVAs)
Blood Reign: A Maldição dos Yoma (1989) (2 OVAs)
Sword For Truth (1990) (um filme independente)
Kuro no Shishi [conhecido como Black Lion no ocidente] (1992) (um filme independente)
Ninja Scroll (1993) (um filme independente, mas também há um anime de 2003)
Ressurreição Ninja (1998) (2 OVAs)

Por fim, houve episódios de Ninpu Kamui Gaiden (1969) e Sarutobi Sasuke (1980) lançados em VHS naquela época e tenho certeza de que você também pode encontrar alguns deles em DVDs.

Agora, a ideia não é que você procure por tudo isso, mas sim ficar de olho neles enquanto navega na internet, no seu próprio ritmo e à sua vontade, equilibrando preços e disponibilidade, para que você possa eventualmente ter uma coleção pessoal da qual esteja satisfeito.
EUI already have a movie device which is my PS4 that I use to watch my DVDs in parallel how can I change the region
 

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