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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2009 5:26:14 GMT
Has anyone seen the new Devil May Cry wallhanger, from Global Gear? I gotta say, I don't like most of their crap, but this damn thing is spot on, save for the blade being painted red, and being called by the name of a completely different sword in the series... www.globalgear.com.au/prod3489.htmFor reference, this is the only other available wallhanger I've found from Devil May Cry, supposedly based on the same sword... www.kingofswords.com/images/devilmaycry3.jpg::hurl:: I'm seriously considering ordering from Global Gear, even though the shipping will be retarded. All I have to do is sand down the blade and it'll be SPOT ON. I'm a huge fan of the video-game series, and I'm just about done watching the dubbed anime. Seriously, Devil May Cry was probably the reason I bought by first sword.
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Post by 293master293 on Feb 25, 2009 5:35:04 GMT
WOOOOOOO!!!!!!! DEVIL MAY CRY FOREVER!!!! Anyway, it says on global gears web site that that is the red queen sword. WRONG. It is the rebellion sword carried by Dante, but you already noted that. A 29 inch blade seems a little disrespectful, as the blade on the one from the video game is absolutely freakin' huge, though it is the closest we will probably ever find. I am still waiting to get a Yamato replica. Sigh. Nice find HR.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2009 6:29:25 GMT
Yeah, the blade could be bigger, but compared to past offerings I'm pleased.
I'm seriously astounded, though. Obviously, a lot of care was taken to get a detailed hilt cast that is perfect compared to game/anime work. The blade profile is near perfect(there should be slight swells fore and aft of those scallops toward the tip) and I can overlook the crappy cross-section(should be diamond). Regardless of the great attention to detail that was put forth, someone made a big whoopsie. If someone was paying that close attention, where the hell did the red blade come from? And calling the sword the wrong name? Those are pretty obvious blunders. Typos or small details I can understand, but damn.
Still might sell off part of my collection for it...
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2009 8:55:34 GMT
Love Devil May Cry, his sword is one badass sword tbh. And the anime is good, but HR, ddd...dd.dddubbed? please watch it in japanese, the japanese voices are made of REALLY well paid professionals, while the American dubbs are low cost and don't really have the "feel" as the Japanese has.
That blade really is quite nice, if one were to polish that red away.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 25, 2009 15:15:47 GMT
Japanese? Screw that. I don't KNOW Japanese. And when I'm WATCHING television, I don't feel like READING frickin' subtitles. If I wanted to read, I'd pick up a book. Besides, they distract from the animation and you miss details.
I enjoy the series for what it is. I'm not an anime snob who thumbs their nose at anything that's not Japanese. Those people aren't perfect. For pete's sake, they have vending machines for used panties...
This series was dubbed damn well, btw. I've heard the Japanese voice-actor for Dante sounds like an emo semprini.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2009 3:02:46 GMT
I'd like to see a functional Vergil's Yamato..........
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2009 4:06:52 GMT
I'd like to see a functional Vergil's Yamato.......... Wouldn't we all... At least a fittings set. Then one could modify a CS or Chenness O-Kat relatively easily. If not, I'd settle for a functional Sparda sword... ;D
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2009 4:56:40 GMT
Viva la panty revolucion!
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2009 8:28:28 GMT
Japanese? Screw that. I don't KNOW Japanese. And when I'm WATCHING television, I don't feel like READING frickin' subtitles. If I wanted to read, I'd pick up a book. Besides, they distract from the animation and you miss details. I enjoy the series for what it is. I'm not an anime snob who thumbs their nose at anything that's not Japanese. Those people aren't perfect. For pete's sake, they have vending machines for used panties... This series was dubbed damn well, btw. I've heard the Japanese voice-actor for Dante sounds like an emo semprini. First off you don't need to be an "anime snob" to enjoy anime in Japanese, and if you can't read while watching anime maybe you need glasses? The difference is that the Japanese voice actors get many $$ and the American get little $$ which can be seen in the difference in quality. Also the Japanese voice actors are chosen to fit their part but the with the American vocals it seems that they just pick whatever they can get. No the Japanese are far from perfect, as any other people but the anime is made in Japanese, it's made by Japanese people and the character Dante is made up by a Japanese, so yeh watching it with english dubs is the right way to go. So my point is Japanese is exactly what "it is". But if you like lissening to mediocre voice actors then go ahead, I'm just saying that if you can read and watch at the same time then watching it in Japanese gives a better experience. But to each his own
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2009 11:17:34 GMT
Hey everyone...........ease up, no need to get edgy..........diversity of opinions makes things interesting......I used to watch DBZ in Japanese, English, AND Spanish, and I think that each language version although different, actually fit into the character's "feel"..........same with Ruruoni Kenshin I listened to its three languages and it did not harm my ears.......back on topic, yeah with a Cheness O kat, and matching furniture, one can make Yamato, tho if it could be functional out of the box.......... just daydreaming a little................. EDIT: for possibly what will you buy an used panty?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2009 15:04:53 GMT
EDIT: for possibly what will you buy an used panty? Gawsh, I've no idea... >_< And complaining about how the English dub is never as good as the original Japanese is the same thing as saying the book is better than the movie. Maybe it is, but if it mattered I'd be at home reading instead of at the theater. Admittedly, though I don't speak Spanish, I'll occasionally pop over to the Spanish channels. Alas, I'm not watching it intently for the excellent programming, I'm staring at the obscenely hot tail they have prancing around on their gameshows and soap-operas. Of course, I can only stand it for so long before I get tired of hearing what sums up to gibberish to me. All the character and acting in the world doesn't mean jack if I don't know what you're saying.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2009 23:32:17 GMT
Im still wondering why the rebellion sword is painted red.
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Post by 293master293 on Feb 27, 2009 2:11:02 GMT
Im still wondering why the rebellion sword is painted red. Probably because during some parts of Devil May Cry 4, it turns red right before an attack.
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Post by enkidu on Feb 27, 2009 4:03:47 GMT
I generally prefer to watch Japanese anime in their original language, and i'm by no mean a japanese fan boy, its just that the japanese voice acting is carrying so much emotion compare to any translation that its well worth reading subtitles. In fact this is true for any Japanese movie, their language has something that carries emotion with intonation in such a powerful manner that the meaning transcends the language barrier. And i repeat, i'm really no japanese fanboy.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 27, 2009 5:12:46 GMT
Could not have said it better my self enkidu, they have such emotion and feeling in their language which really shows in anime.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 27, 2009 12:12:33 GMT
There's no emotion in any language. Language is but the spoken word.
Any emotion is emphasized by the speaker. Just like English, Japanese can be spoken monotonous and boring.
What bothers me is people latching onto Japanese culture with some kind of starry-eyed idea that everything Japanese is somehow automatically better. It's a culture, it's just different.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 27, 2009 14:21:37 GMT
Im still wondering why the rebellion sword is painted red. Probably because during some parts of Devil May Cry 4, it turns red right before an attack. Thats a far cry for being red 100% of the time. lmao
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Post by Marc Ridgeway on Feb 27, 2009 14:25:32 GMT
Why people develop affinities for other cultures are their own reasons for doing so... whether they think it is "automatically better " or not... I know many Japan-o- philes ... and NONE of them think it is "automatically" better, they simply enjoy the the texture of medieval Japanese culture...
Why someone would choose to take their anime enima in Japanese with subtitles is obvious... it's the language the art was created in... its the same reason people watch French or Italian films in sub-titles.... no big mystery , and nothing to be all angsty about....
Personally I HATE anime , i don't care WHAT language it is in...
What i think i being all "bothered" by other people's interests , and their reasons for them is ridiculous , and a recipe for a life full of bitterness and misery.... you can't control people ,places or things....
I say , if there is a market for used panties, it's GREAT they have a vending machine for them .... viva la difference
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Post by Deleted on Feb 27, 2009 15:02:50 GMT
What bothers me is people latching onto Japanese culture with some kind of starry-eyed idea that everything Japanese is somehow automatically better. It's a culture, it's just different. Yup I like anime, I like some of the culture, but there is also a lot of it I couldn't deal with. I can't stand the people that think because one thing is better in Japanese ALL things are better. I think Marc is dead on with this. "Why someone would choose to take their anime enima in Japanese with subtitles is obvious... it's the language the art was created in... its the same reason people watch French or Italian films in sub-titles.... no big mystery , and nothing to be all angsty about...." Somethings just tend to get lost in translation. There are a few outstanding dubs though. Besides swords I am a big car fan. Own 2002 mustang (to be traded in for a new challenger if I ever get the $$$) 71 dodge demon 71 plymouth road runner But I do appreciate certain Japanese cars like Skyline GTR (r32 my favorite) AE86 (ae88 in America) Nissan silvia (S13 my fav) Evo (4 my fav) WRX (pre 2002) Anyone ever notice if you pic up a Import magazine they automatically assume you have yellow fever. If you like Japanese cars you must prefer Japanese women? There are very few white girls in the featured articles. There are some very hot Japanese women, I don't mind looking at them at all. I just find it funny that I can pick up 5 import mags at work and out of 20 features all 20 will be Japanese women or at least 19 of them.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 27, 2009 23:04:06 GMT
I'll stick to Vergil's sword...........it's the easier of all to build/acquire.................buy an O-Katana and good luck finding the fittings and furniture for it...................
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