![]() ![]() Yes, it's truly arbitrary, and I'm only doing it for the hell of it. After that I'll multiply by 10 to make it within 0 to 100. What does that mean? Well, I'm going to roll a pair of dice three times, subtract two from each roll so that the result is within 0 to 10, & then average the three results. What's APBL? It stands for Arbitrary Percentage of Being Licensed, and I just made it up. How am I going to calculate those odds? Why via APBL, of course! Now that I've listed every single title that's presently licensed from them, in one way or another, let's look at every other title the company has the rights to license & whether or not they have any chance at getting license rescued (or for the first time, though that's amazingly the minority here). Also, alongside the titles Discotek recently picked up, Right Stuf will be releasing the first boxset of Yakitate!! Japan next month, which also comes from d-rights. And that's only what's listed on the company's redone site! Looking back at the company's old site, via the Internet Wayback Machine, shows that d-rights is also why we can buy titles like Princess Nine & The Irresponsible Captain Tylor or watch Reborn! online. Nabari, El Cazador de la Bruja, Gun X Sword, Disgaea, Maria Watches Over Us, Bamboo Blade, X TV, Shingu, Boogiepop Phantom, Virus Buster Serge. Checking out the company's catalog shows that a number of known, presently in print, or still streaming, titles come from d-rights. Then there's the catalog of other anime the company licenses out, and that's where d-rights' presence on anime fans' shelves may surprise some. It's also involved with other titles like Scan2Go & Beast Saga. When it comes to children's anime, d-rights is the licensing force behind the myriad of productions in both the Beyblade & B-Daman franchises not the biggest names out there, but certainly not small fry. Though it does work with some live-action productions, the company's forté is animation, and even if you already know of the company you might not understand the extent to which the company is involved in North America. Oh well.D-rights is a fully-owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corporation that deals with licensing entertainment properties. Luckily, Shison Jun could carry the part with what little he was given. hot damn! But he and his sister and Housen in general felt underdeveloped because most attention was given to Fujio and his gang. Because he was a badass and I'm not saying that just because Shison Jun is my favorite actor. I wish we got more info on Sachi, though. My favorite scene of all? When Murayama called Cobra and asked him to hear him out this time because he just needed someone to talk to, an equal. And you are happy about that closure, not sad. ![]() And that there comes a moment when you feel that, yeah, this is it, it's time to move on now. But I loved that it showed that change doesn't need to be bad, that when something ends, something else begins and it might be just as good. It pretty much mirrored Tatsuya's departure from Mugen, true. That was cute! Also, the way Fujio looked at Sachi? Hot damn!Īlso, Murayama's graduation. Like Fujio and Sachi's relationship that started with them as complete strangers becoming friends becoming enemies becoming friends again, relieved that the other wasn't a bad guy, after all. That's why my favorite moments were the bits that actually did feel fresh. And it wasn't bad, it just wasn't, well, fresh. Genius friend studying in a good school, sister doing drugs, best friend falling in with the wrong crowd for the right reasons, big fight to bring said bestie back to his senses. Oh, don't get me wrong, I liked it, but it was basically a rehash of the old plots just with high school protagonists. This review may contain spoilers This was basically the kiddie version of the High&Low franchise. There is also awh moments in it which I enjoyed. If you've seen K.O its like that but different. Maybe its because you or I was supposed to watch the earlier ones, I don't know but It was pretty great. I wish there was just character growth actually, it really just throughs you in there to understand. ![]() The build up of the characters weren't there but it truly did show funny aspects. If you like fighting, visuals, bright characters, excitement, then this is for you. I'm really searching through and seeing if there's anymore of this and I've seen there is. Either way I think it was for the best, because it just makes you want more. I didn't really dislike anything, it could have been longer and could have touched up on a lot of things yet it just skimmed through it. The music played nicely with the movie but wasn't really there for me. The acting was amazing and just drew me in unbelievably quick. Ow The plot was really the best, I loved it a lot, this has been the content I was looking for but never found until today. ![]()
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