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Yus. That and the Alabasta arc are both really, really good. My friend is reading the manga, and he's been saying the newest arc is the best one he's seen so far, which has me really pumped. I just finished up the Fishman Island arc.I know DBZ Abridged is fantastic, but I haven't checked out One Piece Abridged yet. I'll give it a look.
*Gasp*You haven't watched the Alabasta arc? That's practically the one that made me get into the series, and realize how good it could be. Does that mean you might have read it at some point though?Yeah, that's how Hellsing Abridged is. The episodes are hysterical, but there's only four of them. 5's coming out soon, though.DBZ Abridged is up to like 35 now, I think.
Oh yeah, I've read every One Piece chapter there is. I started reading One Piece back when it was printed here in Norway. I must have spent hundreds of USD on those volumes. They stopped printing it around volume 42 though (we still get the English version, made by Viz I believe) - and that was when I realised you could read the series online. I watch the anime mostly as a supplement, skipping arcs here and there. I know I've watched every episode after the Skypiea-arc excluding the most recent arc.Oh, and I might have misunderstood by the way: The newest arc is amazing, it's just the anime adaption that's not as good.Now that you mentioned DBZ abridged I remember that a friend recommended it. I should probably watch it.
Oh, I understand now. I'm considering saving up some money to buy some of the manga. I want to support Oda as much as I can; he's too brilliant not to, I think. He is, along with Minna, one of a very small number of people in the world who are truly creative. I like throwing my money at these people.Definitely check it out. The guys who are doing it are really great comedians, and actually very good voice actors.
Just so you know it: Oda is not only absurdly creative but also extremely rich. As in millions of USD rich. Definitely support Minna though, the print drive should be right around the corner. The good thing about the way Minna is doing stuff is that the money actually goes to her and not to the license holders.This also may not be related to anime or manga per se but if you have spare money, like video games, art and japanese stuff consider supporting Ukiyo-e Heroes. Their stuff is truly amazing.
Oh yeah, I've read every One Piece chapter there is. I started reading One Piece back when it was printed here in Norway. I must have spent hundreds of USD on those volumes. They stopped printing it around volume 42 though (we still get the English version, made by Viz I believe) - and that was when I realised you could read the series online. I watch the anime mostly as a supplement, skipping arcs here and there. I know I've watched every episode after the Skypiea-arc excluding the most recent arc.
It looks like none has still mentioned both great manga and anime Mushi-si. Then I am a person to do it! And also it's beautiful opening . And for those ones who like anime about wanderers there is an anime series of short films Aru Tabibito-no Nikki
I actually mentioned Mushishi. I'm pretty sure seeing the opening somewhere prompted me to watch the show, way back in 2007. Similar anime to Musishi, that I haven't watched, is apparently Kino's Journey, or Kino no Tabi. I've heard it's really good but I haven't gotten to see it yet.
Seeing all this OP love is making me really happy! It's being published here in Finland and we're so close to where it's right now that the publishers decided to reveal one volume every three months.
My husband and elder son are always eagerly waiting for the next one to be released =)I'm more a Naruto fan myself and that interest is also shared by my son. We also share a fondness for the crazy Naruto spin off, Rock Lee's Ninja Stories. However no one else in our family but me seems to like A Bride's Story, though my mother at least read the first part and said it was quite interesting.
