May 11, 2004

Full Metal Alchemist

Looking around for other things to watch while waiting for new eps of my current stable to come out. Following nokii's lead. Found Full Metal Alchemist.

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I personally prefer the translations in (some) fansubs over than the licensed ones. And plus, fansubs have those cool animated karaoke OPs and EDs =)

Ah, yes, foreign language subs. I once downloaded the French version of an anime episode because the English subbers took forever to release it. Good thing I took 8 years of French.

Posted by: kuoj at May 14, 2004 08:39 AM

I think a fan would do both. Keeping the free versions around is like evangelizing. That first link I put up in the post is actually only the subbed French version. Haha. I'm d/l the boxtorrent one now. 16 more hours until I can watch FMA...

Posted by: kstroke at May 13, 2004 07:35 PM

Though a true "fan" would really just buy the DVDs, no? ;-)

Posted by: kuoj at May 12, 2004 11:04 PM

ah, irc is a good hiding..i mean, distribution place. most bitt links (besides the bundled sonchou ones) were taken down.

but even if both groups stopped...another one would probably form; as one did when wolf's rain was commercially bought.

a fan's dedication is a beeooteefull thing.

Posted by: nokii at May 12, 2004 07:57 PM

Found a source here: http://www.boxtorrents.com/Details/10857/?peers=yes

Posted by: kstroke at May 12, 2004 06:59 PM

Rumours have it that Sonchou-Fansubs will keep subbing it. Don't know the group, nor do I watch FMA.

You might try baka-updates.com, they usually have links for licensed anime, but mostly on IRC not BitTorrent.

Posted by: kuoj at May 12, 2004 05:25 PM

OOOOH the PAIN! darn fansubbers and their morals. both subbers pulled their bitts offline. only 20some episodes left...and i would've bought the dvds...really.

Posted by: nokii at May 12, 2004 02:54 PM

Try the series PlanetES (just finished, so you can find a batch torrent somewhere). A more serious anime, but good storyline, which a lot of anime lack these days.

Also, Midori no Hibi is quite funny. Absolutely ludicrous storyline, but addictive to watch.

Posted by: kuoj at May 12, 2004 10:55 AM