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Jul 29, 2010 10:03 PM
#1
THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- SUBS ARE OUT!! |
Jul 29, 2010 10:54 PM
#2
First fag btw... Anyways, I watched it and it was pretty good. I admit the plot was kind of generic having old friends fighting each other though. On another note, major cliffhanger. |
Otaku_HikikomoriJul 29, 2010 11:14 PM
Sig iz in deh makingz Still learningz :3 |
Jul 30, 2010 2:10 AM
#3
Jul 30, 2010 3:07 AM
#4
SOOOOOO COOOOOOOOOOL!...I want the next one NOW! It seemed so small,should have been longer. |
Jul 30, 2010 3:37 AM
#5
Jul 30, 2010 4:10 AM
#6
lol you call that a cliff hanger? you know its coming. it must suck for the queen to be married to a man she doesn't love. |
Jul 30, 2010 4:33 AM
#7
Take note that neither of them is wearing their wedding ring |
Jul 30, 2010 4:50 AM
#8
Is it just me, or was that Pure Fucking Win?!?!?! I really liked it, Rygart is awesome! I love the mechs and the weapons, It's like a giant nail gun with interchangeable ammunition!! Yea, the group of friends thing is kind of generic, but the whole controlling quartz thing, and him being an un-sorcerer is awesome! But, I'm thinking he's not an un-sorcerer, I think he can just control a different material, like the ancients. This kind of reminds me of Geass with the Politcal/Warring State/Mecha feel, and also how fast and agile the mechs seem to be. I'm excited to see Rygart develop more skills, and I know he's gonna snatch Sygin, she's HAWT!!! And, it was definitely worth the wait for the BD rip, the animation is awesome, and so smexy in 1080p!!! And, the character designs are great! I'm really excited about this, and it's great that it's 6 movies!! I need moar!! Urahara Out!! |
Jul 30, 2010 6:17 AM
#9
Jul 30, 2010 6:42 AM
#10
Jul 30, 2010 9:19 AM
#11
Generic plot, typical characters, but I liked it. I absolutely loved the art. Looking forward for more. |
"If you feed me, Seymour, I can grow up big and strong!" |
Jul 30, 2010 9:31 AM
#12
awesome plot and story Interesting characters can't wait for eps 2 ^^ |
Zutto Anime, Game, Manga! |
Jul 30, 2010 9:59 AM
#13
Jul 30, 2010 11:08 AM
#14
Well I loved it. It's somewhat generic, but I love these kinds of stories, so yeah. |
Jul 30, 2010 11:24 AM
#15
It's SHIGWEN-sama, god damn it, not some Sigyn. BREAKE Blade, not broken. General BARD, not Baldr. King HOZUL, not Hodr. Someone must have hit his head pretty hard to think up these shitty subs >_< They almost destroyed my fun watching this awesome anime... It looks absolutely AWESOME, animation is great, characters - we know, they're excellent, Shigwen-sama, Lygatto, Zess (the ONLY difference between m&a that I can possibly accept. Actually, imo it's better than original Zesu). I want MOAR, with proper subs. |
Jul 30, 2010 11:28 AM
#16
The artstyle is boring and everything else was generic. I disliked it but I was amazed at the clear looking water. |
Jul 30, 2010 11:32 AM
#17
Progeusz said: It's SHIGWEN-sama, god damn it, not some Sigyn. BREAKE Blade, not broken. General BARD, not Baldr. King HOZUL, not Hodr. Someone must have hit his head pretty hard to think up these shitty subs >_< They almost destroyed my fun watching this awesome anime... It looks absolutely AWESOME, animation is great, characters - we know, they're excellent, Shigwen-sama, Lygatto, Zess (the ONLY difference between m&a that I can possibly accept. Actually, imo it's better than original Zesu). I want MOAR, with proper subs. Hi, I'm from gg, the group that subbed this movie. Many of the characters names are from Norse mythology. Those spellings are also used on the official webpage on the individual character pages. I really don't care about whatever shitty scanlations of the manga you read because they were wrong. Also, Broken Blade is the official English title which is why it's on the Japanese webpage and the title screen of the movie. The line where Narvi calls Delphine this doesn't make sense in English if you leave it as "break blade". tl;dr = Shut up faggot. |
miasmacloudJul 30, 2010 11:49 AM
Jul 30, 2010 11:59 AM
#18
miasmacloud said: O rly?Progeusz said: It's SHIGWEN-sama, god damn it, not some Sigyn. BREAKE Blade, not broken. General BARD, not Baldr. King HOZUL, not Hodr. Someone must have hit his head pretty hard to think up these shitty subs >_< They almost destroyed my fun watching this awesome anime... It looks absolutely AWESOME, animation is great, characters - we know, they're excellent, Shigwen-sama, Lygatto, Zess (the ONLY difference between m&a that I can possibly accept. Actually, imo it's better than original Zesu). I want MOAR, with proper subs. Hi, I'm from gg, the group that subbed this movie. Many of the characters names are from Norse mythology. Those spellings are also used on the official webpage on the individual character pages. I really don't care about whatever shitty scanlations of the manga you read because they were wrong. Also, Broken Blade is the official English title which is why it's on the Japanese webpage and the title screen of the movie. The line where Narvi calls Delphine this doesn't make sense in English if you leave it as "break blade". tl;dr = Shut up faggot. So tell me, WHY Narvi said BREAKE, not broken? Why do they keep on saying "Shigwen", "Hozul" (WHERE is D in Hozul?!) etc.? How am I supposed to pronounce Baldr? Come on, make it Baldrtfghwz in next episode, it will be easier. It's just wrong to hear one thing and read something completely different. Sense of the title - it isn't the most important thing. It's just a title. Characters say something completely different. I'd rather belive them, especially when it's the same as in manga. /ok, so part of the blame goes to authors of anime who screwed up but I still think it would be better to use what we hear. You know, it's irritating feeling when senses send you different signals, it disrupts your concentration focused on enjoying the show. tl;dr - think, faggot. |
ProgeuszJul 30, 2010 12:19 PM
Jul 30, 2010 12:18 PM
#19
Progeusz said: miasmacloud said: O rly?Progeusz said: It's SHIGWEN-sama, god damn it, not some Sigyn. BREAKE Blade, not broken. General BARD, not Baldr. King HOZUL, not Hodr. Someone must have hit his head pretty hard to think up these shitty subs >_< They almost destroyed my fun watching this awesome anime... It looks absolutely AWESOME, animation is great, characters - we know, they're excellent, Shigwen-sama, Lygatto, Zess (the ONLY difference between m&a that I can possibly accept. Actually, imo it's better than original Zesu). I want MOAR, with proper subs. Hi, I'm from gg, the group that subbed this movie. Many of the characters names are from Norse mythology. Those spellings are also used on the official webpage on the individual character pages. I really don't care about whatever shitty scanlations of the manga you read because they were wrong. Also, Broken Blade is the official English title which is why it's on the Japanese webpage and the title screen of the movie. The line where Narvi calls Delphine this doesn't make sense in English if you leave it as "break blade". tl;dr = Shut up faggot. So tell me, WHY Narvi said BREAKE, not broken? Why do they keep on saying "Shigwen", "Hozul" (WHERE is D in Hozul?!) etc.? How am I supposed to pronounce Baldr? Come on, make it Baldrtfghwz in next episode, it will be easier. It's just wrong to hear one thing and read something completely different. Sense of the title - it isn't the most important thing. It's just a title. Characters say something completely different. I'd rather belive them, especially when it's the same as in manga. tl;dr - think, faggot. yes o rly seriously, if you're gonna hate on the subbers for how they do they're job, do it yourself. Pronunciation and spelling can be and are different in some words. Besides, miasmacloud has given, not 1, but 2 good reasons why it was subbed as such. 1) being derived from Norse 2) The OFFICIAL site spelled it that way. |
Jul 30, 2010 12:21 PM
#20
Progeusz said: miasmacloud said: O rly?Progeusz said: It's SHIGWEN-sama, god damn it, not some Sigyn. BREAKE Blade, not broken. General BARD, not Baldr. King HOZUL, not Hodr. Someone must have hit his head pretty hard to think up these shitty subs >_< They almost destroyed my fun watching this awesome anime... It looks absolutely AWESOME, animation is great, characters - we know, they're excellent, Shigwen-sama, Lygatto, Zess (the ONLY difference between m&a that I can possibly accept. Actually, imo it's better than original Zesu). I want MOAR, with proper subs. Hi, I'm from gg, the group that subbed this movie. Many of the characters names are from Norse mythology. Those spellings are also used on the official webpage on the individual character pages. I really don't care about whatever shitty scanlations of the manga you read because they were wrong. Also, Broken Blade is the official English title which is why it's on the Japanese webpage and the title screen of the movie. The line where Narvi calls Delphine this doesn't make sense in English if you leave it as "break blade". tl;dr = Shut up faggot. So tell me, WHY Narvi said BREAKE, not broken? Why do they keep on saying "Shigwen", "Hozul" (WHERE is D in Hozul?!) etc.? How am I supposed to pronounce Baldr? Come on, make it Baldrtfghwz in next episode, it will be easier. It's just wrong to hear one thing and read something completely different. Sense of the title - it isn't the most important thing. It's just a title. Characters say something completely different. I'd rather belive them, especially when it's the same as in manga. tl;dr - think, faggot. The Japanese title has always been Break Blade in katakana. This is also what Narvi says in the movie. To Japanese people who don't know English, break and broken make the same amount of sense. To English speakers, we know that calling something a "break blade" is ungrammatical. Additionally, Narvi calls it broken using a Japanese verb on the line before, so "break blade" isn't just a "name" or a "title", it refers to the golem being broken. When CMX brought the manga over for English publication, they fixed the grammatical error and retitled it Broken Blade. The Japanese have acknowledged this and started using it as the English title even though the Japanese title remains Break Blade in katakana. Those names are from Norse mythology and of European descent. How they are spelled using roman letters doesn't reflect their pronunciation. You being from Poland, one would think you would know this enough to not make a stupid comment like "Where is the D" but apparently not. If you were to look up the katakana of their names on Japanese wikipedia, you would find multiple Norse names. If you want subs that have what the characters "say", then you should be watching subs that have the romaji transcriptions of their lines instead of translated English ones. Edit: /ok, so part of the blame goes to authors of anime who screwed up but I still think it would be better to use what we hear. You know, it's irritating feeling when senses send you different signals, it disrupts your concentration focused on enjoying the show. This has nothing to do with the creators. They used the proper katakana "spellings" for Norse names. |
miasmacloudJul 30, 2010 12:25 PM
Jul 30, 2010 12:22 PM
#21
I don't hate subbers. I hate subs. Read carefully. |
ProgeuszJul 30, 2010 12:37 PM
Jul 30, 2010 12:31 PM
#22
Progeusz said: I don't hate subbers. I hate subs. Read carefully. Then find another subbed version. Grammatical issues aside, the animation is amazing and, although it was slow-paced, it definitely is something to see more of. |
Jul 30, 2010 12:32 PM
#23
Progeusz said: I don't hate subbers. I hate subs. Read carefully. Then turn it off and "concentrate" on what the characters say HURFADURF Edit: also, 0/10 |
Jul 30, 2010 12:35 PM
#24
miasmacloud, I know there are many differences between prounanciation in different countries, but D in Hozul... It's the first time I have ever met with something like that. Maybe that's simply my ignorance but WHY there's literally no contact between authors of anime and seiyuu? Shouldn't they communicate somehow? Yeah, I understand that they thought up these names and they are the ones to blame but... it's just wrong, you know what I mean, right? |
Jul 30, 2010 12:36 PM
#25
Progeusz said: miasmacloud, I know there are many differences between prounanciation in different countries, but D in Hozul... It's the first time I have ever met with something like that. Maybe that's simply my ignorance but WHY there's literally no contact between authors of anime and seiyuu? Shouldn't they communicate somehow? Yeah, I understand that they thought up these names and they are the ones to blame but... it's just wrong, you know what I mean, right? ...but Hozuru is the katakana for Hodr. I don't see what the problem is? |
Jul 30, 2010 12:43 PM
#26
Jul 30, 2010 12:45 PM
#27
I hear z, not d. It's nowhere near d. L & r are quite simmilar in Japanese, they say something between those two. Is it illegal to use not official, but much more logical subs? /I cannot think of any other anime where there was situation like that, really. |
Jul 30, 2010 12:51 PM
#28
Also what is this about "official" and "logical"? I don't think this is purely a matter of it being official or not considering that the names are from Norse mythology and have English equivalents that English people can recognize. (In example: There's a character named Loki. Loki is a pretty recognizable.) If the authors intention was to name the characters after Norse mythology, it would be illogical to use romaji transcription names instead of his intended Norse names when there are English equivalents and these are English subs. |
miasmacloudJul 30, 2010 1:37 PM
Jul 30, 2010 12:54 PM
#29
Regardless of the subs.... I'm enjoying this so far. I'm kinda disappointed in the quality of the movie though, I mean it's good, but it's not "movie-good". Pretty much same quality you'd find in any modern anime. Sigyn fanservice anyone? :D |
PaulJul 30, 2010 1:20 PM
Jul 30, 2010 1:11 PM
#30
Progeusz said: ...Maybe that's simply my ignorance... indeed it is. worry not, though. one semester of japanese will be more than enough to learn what japanese syllables are, or rather, are not capable of. |
Jul 30, 2010 1:15 PM
#31
"miasmacloud" said: I'd happily agree if it was not for the seiyuu. There is more than one way to pronounce katakana, we all know that. The problem is, why do seiyuu and authors chose differently? They should pronounce words as they sound in original, not as it is possible to pronounce their alternative transcriptionIf the authors intention was to name the characters after Norse mythology, it would be illogical to use romaji transcription names instead of his intended Norse names when there are English equivalents and these are English subs. |
Jul 30, 2010 1:26 PM
#33
Progeusz said: "miasmacloud" said: I'd happily agree if it was not for the seiyuu. There is more than one way to pronounce katakana, we all know that. The problem is, why do seiyuu and authors chose differently? They should pronounce words as they sound in original, not as it is possible to pronounce their alternative transcriptionIf the authors intention was to name the characters after Norse mythology, it would be illogical to use romaji transcription names instead of his intended Norse names when there are English equivalents and these are English subs. I took Japanese at university and I was only taught one way to pronounce syllables. Since you know better, why don't you tell me the other ways? |
Jul 30, 2010 1:30 PM
#34
Progeusz said: I hear z, not d. It's nowhere near d. L & r are quite simmilar in Japanese, they say something between those two. Is it illegal to use not official, but much more logical subs? /I cannot think of any other anime where there was situation like that, really. phonetics lesson: http://weston.ruter.net/projects/ipa-chart/view/keyboard/ The sounds [d] and [z] only differ in manner of articulation - they're formed at the same point of articulation, and are both voiced obstruents. Which means *any* "z" is going to be *remarkably* close to a "d". Japanese has a much simpler phonological scheme than English, so in most cases and dialects Western [d] and [z] both fall under the phoneme /z/ - that means, just like l and r, there's no inflection of meaning in using a sound between the two. Now, the katakana spelling uses ズ "zu". ズ happens to be pronounced exactly like ヅ "dzu" in most dialects of Japanese, so ヅ has largely fallen out of use outside a few notable exceptions. So, when it comes to transcripting "HODR" (check the page miasmacloud linked, it's right there), the "DR" would be expanded to "duru", and the "du" would be transcribed as the closest they have to a "du" sound, the more common and therefore more productive ズ. |
Jul 30, 2010 1:47 PM
#35
Personally, I think the subs were great. Movie was great too, though it did feel kinda short. Plot and characters were pretty typical, but I think how it was all strewn together made the movie come across more as good and not so generic. Overall, I liked it and can't wait for the next part to be subbed! I do gotta agree with Paul how it didn't really seem like movie quality animation, though it was still pretty good. I don't get what this whole above problem is with the spelling and all that, since I think it's pretty well known that with the Japanese language, you more than often can't make a correct pronunciation of non Japanese names. |
Jul 30, 2010 2:06 PM
#36
miasmacloud, l&r? Which means *any* "z" is going to be *remarkably* close to a "d" <- in practice, not really. if you don't like the subs don't use them. <- lol, there are no other subs. Stupid reply ;d The point is, seiyuu say something different from what is written in subs. That's the problem. There is no z in pronunciation of Höðr (original name). I hear z in anime. I cannot see z in subs. That's the problem. As I said, it's irritating feeling when senses send you different signals, it disrupts your concentration focused on enjoying the show. I don't care about grammar issues while watching anime. I care about compatibility of subs and seiyuu. There is none. Subs ~=~ original transcription Seiyuu =/= original pronunciation Where is consequence? |
Jul 30, 2010 2:30 PM
#37
Progeusz said: Sigh... This is why idiots are so...miasmacloud, l&r? Which means *any* "z" is going to be *remarkably* close to a "d" <- in practice, not really. if you don't like the subs don't use them. <- lol, there are no other subs. Stupid reply ;d The point is, seiyuu say something different from what is written in subs. That's the problem. There is no z in pronunciation of Höðr (original name). I hear z in anime. I cannot see z in subs. That's the problem. As I said, it's irritating feeling when senses send you different signals, it disrupts your concentration focused on enjoying the show. I don't care about grammar issues while watching anime. I care about compatibility of subs and seiyuu. There is none. Subs ~=~ original transcription Seiyuu =/= original pronunciation Where is consequence? I bet you've never heard of a mute function. If the audio fucks up your concentration, mute it. If that's not gonna work for you, I suggest you dub it yourself for a more "concentrated" enjoyment. You should really stop replying with your ignorant mind. It's only proving your stupidity. |
Jul 30, 2010 2:36 PM
#38
lol, THAT was stupid reply XD mute audio - yeah, everybody knows that films without sound are better. I was talking about few words, not whole audio. Use brain : ) |
Jul 30, 2010 2:38 PM
#39
I was never taught any alternative pronunciations for ra/re/ru/ri/ro. Again, please inform me of these multiple ways to pronounce syllables, as I was only taught one for each syllable. If you dislike hearing the voice actors say something then reading something different, you should not be watching subtitles at all because subtitles do not say what the voice actor says. They're a translation and interpretation of what is said. Since you apparently know so much about Japanese, so you should also be familiar with how in Japanese you can talk without using nouns/subjects. And by reading a sentence in English that has the noun/subject added in when it wasn't present in the original Japanese, you are reading something that is different than what is spoken in the subs. |
Jul 30, 2010 2:41 PM
#40
kisami said: I'm sure she doesn't even shared the same roomlol you call that a cliff hanger? you know its coming. it must suck for the queen to be married to a man she doesn't love. Shigwen animated? more than i need from Break Blade or Broken Blade, <3 Generic Plot? yes it is, but the war strategy is the main focus in Break Blade, wait for it, the romance between Shigwen x Lygatto x The King is pretty easily to figure it out, hope it doesn't get too complex at the same time forgetting the main plot "the battlefield" |
Jul 30, 2010 2:44 PM
#41
Progeusz said: miasmacloud, l&r? Which means *any* "z" is going to be *remarkably* close to a "d" <- in practice, not really. If the IPA chart is wrong, would you care to explain how you're supposed to pronounce "z" and "d"? |
Jul 30, 2010 2:45 PM
#42
miasmacloud said: balkbgjugvu;agbh more of dumb replys, I get the feeling that you don't care about what I say, you simply want to show how great you are...I was never taught any alternative pronunciations for ra/re/ru/ri/ro. Again, please inform me of these multiple ways to pronounce syllables, as I was only taught one for each syllable. If you dislike hearing the voice actors say something then reading something different, you should not be watching subtitles at all because subtitles do not say what the voice actor says. They're a translation and interpretation of what is said. Since you apparently know so much about Japanese, so you should also be familiar with how in Japanese you can talk without using nouns/subjects. And by reading a sentence in English that has the noun/subject added in when it wasn't present in the original Japanese, you are reading something that is different than what is spoken in the subs. I watch anime with subs because I want to understand what characters are saying. Names DO NOT translate. Stop with the sarcasm, I don't want to flame. I have simply said what is wrong imo and why. would you care to explain how you're supposed to pronounce "z" and "d"? <- like in zero, deer? Completely different. |
ProgeuszJul 30, 2010 3:00 PM
Jul 30, 2010 2:55 PM
#43
Those names aren't "translated", that is how you spell them in English. |
Jul 30, 2010 3:01 PM
#44
Names should be spelled the same in every language... Something nicer - I love how Shigwen looked in her bed (hehe, colored version), the scene with ring was significant. Probably the biggest advantage of anime are colors - battles in manga were sometimes kind of hard to follow, now there is no problem ^_^ Mechs look really good, I like how they are a little dirty or damaged, nice change compared to perfect gundams. Backgrounds are wonderful, it's a pity that Krishna Kingdom is barren land when you see how detailed are they :( /I don't know why but sometimes when I refresh the page some posts disappear and after few refreshes they come back, the same with edits. Anyone know what might cause it? Heavy traffic on MAL maybe? |
ProgeuszJul 30, 2010 3:04 PM
Jul 30, 2010 3:03 PM
#45
Then why aren't you complaining about all of the other names? |
Jul 30, 2010 3:03 PM
#46
Progeusz said: I watch anime with subs because I want to understand what characters are saying. Names DO NOT translate. which is why you were arguing from the beginning that it should have been "hozuru" in this episode of BUREIKU BUREIDO, right? And "shigyun", "barudo" and "regattsu". Because names don't translate, right? |
Jul 30, 2010 3:06 PM
#47
Jul 30, 2010 3:07 PM
#48
Progeusz said: balkbgjugvu;agbh more of dumb replys, I get the feeling that you don't care about what I say, you simply want to show how great you are... I watch anime with subs because I want to understand what characters are saying. Names DO NOT translate. Stop with the sarcasm, I don't want to flame. I have simply said what is wrong imo and why. would you care to explain how you're supposed to pronounce "z" and "d"? <- like in zero, deer? Completely different. What you're saying is that names that were translated from Norse mythology into Japanese should be spelled out as how Japanese say it instead of using the more well-known representations of the same source. The names in the subs are not what you call as "translations," they are the English representations of the original names from Norse mythology. What don't you understand? |
Jul 30, 2010 3:08 PM
#49
Then why aren't you complaining about all of the other names? <- You mean e.g. Lee? It's okay, they say Lee, I read Lee. And NO, I don't dislike subs to the extent that I would prefer watching RAW. In that case I would simply watch RAWs, nee? Complying =/= end of the world, ppl... nevermind... you don't even try to thoroughly read what I'm writing... |
ProgeuszJul 30, 2010 3:15 PM
Jul 30, 2010 3:14 PM
#50
Progeusz said: Then why aren't you complaining about all of the other names? <- You mean e.g. Lee? It's okay, they say Lee, I read Lee. But the voice actors don't say "Lee", they say "Ri". That's the katakana for her name, so that's what they say in Japanese. They don't say "Cleo" either, they say "Kureo". Hey, why aren't you spelling リィ's name right? Lee looks like a translation of it into another language. |
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