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welcome to the forum. The introductions are here. http://www.japan-legend.com/forum/index.php/forum/51-introduction/ Ah! Many thanks and my apologies!! You're welcome and thanks for joining Japan Legend. We're happy to have you.2 points
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1 pointSo i spoke to steve wang on facebook. Check it! DO NOT TAKE THIS AS 100% CONFIRMED. I WILL POST AGAIN HERE IF I GET MORE INFO.
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1 pointWow! I wasn't expecting such a warm welcome! Many thanks guys! I am reading the Guyver now but the english translations that I am reading appear to jump from chapter 25 to chapter 47... I guess it didn't take long for my efforts to get thwarted then! LOL Guess I'll have to track down the missing chapters somehow... Anyway, thanks again and I hope to get to know you all better in no time!1 point
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1 point1 point1 pointGreetings and welcome to our humble abode. Glad to have you here on board!1 point1 pointour task must be to free ourselves by widening our circle of consideration to embrace all living creatures1 point1 pointShare with us powerful words. Poems or short prose or speech etc. I think for this thread, it needs to be accessible so think about if somebody could read it in less than 1-2 minutes. Also, for speeches etc in hte form of videos, try to keep it short I think 5 minutes might be ok but 10 minutes is pushing it. My first share :-1 point1 pointseason 5 is coming, woohoo https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-ts=1422579428&v=ZDb4sJVK2wU&feature=player_detailpage&x-yt-cl=85114404 it's sad that i only just found out that one of the main characters is going to die in this season, ohwell, just add another to the list!1 point1 point1 point1 point1 pointIf I had to pick from the current crop of Hollywood directors for a big budget Guyver flick, I'd probably go with Guillermo del Toro. I think he'd be able to inject enough of his own creativity into the adaptation to make it digestible for the average moviegoer, while also maintaining the spirit of the manga. His work on Hellboy and Hellboy II should be proof enough of his qualifications. This is all a pipe dream of course.1 point1 pointHaha, Christopher Nolan, eh? I'm not sure how well he would handle a sci-fi character like Guyver. He could potentially bring it down to earth like he did with Batman, but Batman was already pretty tame compared to something like Guyver. Man of Steel will be interesting to see because of a similar reason. Also I wouldn't be too keen on the idea of Guyver becoming a giant action hollywood blockbuster type movie. It's tricky.1 point
