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Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 13, 2008 1:48pm
by Yuki~
I've just seen InuYasha's 100th volume for sell! 8D (but I didn't buy)
This is cool! 8DDD

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 13, 2008 2:15pm
by Gyro Zeppeli
Ritsuka wrote:I've just seen InuYasha's 100th volume for sell! 8D (but I didn't buy)
This is cool! 8DDD
Inuyasha is currently only 54 volumes

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 14, 2008 3:44am
by º-Tenshi_Karasu-º
Maybe she is refering to the 100º chapter. There are currently 54 volumes and 536 chapters released.

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 14, 2008 8:59am
by Yuki~
No, I'm not refering to the 100° chapter. I'm refering to the manga number 100.
And I don't think it will end in this volume... o__o If there are currently 54 volumes.. it'd be 2 more... then 102... but I don't know.

Here: http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff14 ... _100_g.jpg

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 14, 2008 4:53pm
by Gyro Zeppeli
Ritsuka wrote:No, I'm not refering to the 100° chapter. I'm refering to the manga number 100.
And I don't think it will end in this volume... o__o If there are currently 54 volumes.. it'd be 2 more... then 102... but I don't know.

Here: http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff14 ... _100_g.jpg
That 100 looks conspicuously fake.

The 2 longest series of all time are Kochikame at 157 volumes and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure at 92 volumes and they've been running at uninterrupted weekly releases far longer than Inuyasha has been around.

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 15, 2008 3:23am
by Yuki~
It isn't fake, because manga here has about half of the pages of manga in Japan. If there are 50 volumes in there, there'll be about 100 here. So, this isn't fake.
I saw it for selling.

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 15, 2008 1:05pm
by º-Tenshi_Karasu-º
That 100 doesn't refer to the chapter or to volumes and Ritsuka, manga is basically translated into "comic book" or "comic book story" so if u can't actually say the manga number 100 without refering to a chapter or volume.

That is called an annivesary cover and it is not recent my friends, I saw it a while ago, I'm not sure what it was celebrating but I believe it was the 100º week as a best-seller in japan. I don't really know I just think it is 'cause I remember something similar a while ago.

Then again I might just have to check.

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 16, 2008 8:05am
by Yuki~
Ok... but you're wrong, this is the 100th 'comic book' then (it will be released here in Brazil )....I don't know in what chapter/volume it's in Japan.
u________u

(http://mangasjbc.uol.com.br/checklist-janeiro-2008/
this is where I see when the mangas will come out, but it's in portuguese.)

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 16, 2008 9:48am
by Jamie Madrox
Rumiko Takahashi is a great manga artist

inuyasha and ranma are my favorites

she s=did another but i cant think of it

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 22, 2008 11:05am
by º-Tenshi_Karasu-º
mmm...Brasil? Maybe that's where I saw it!!!!! (Me is portuguese XD)
I'll check! The brazilians are like the americans, the change the covers and use a mirror effect on the pages (XP I don't like).

Rumiko is indeed a very good artist and the list of her works (from what I know and excluding one-shots) is:
-Mermaid Saga
-Maison Ikokku
-One-Pound Gospel
-Ranma 1/2
-Inuyasha

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 23, 2008 11:25am
by Pennyroyal Tea
º-Tenshi_Karasu-º wrote:mmm...Brasil? Maybe that's where I saw it!!!!! (Me is portuguese XD)
I'll check! The brazilians are like the americans, the change the covers and use a mirror effect on the pages (XP I don't like).

Rumiko is indeed a very good artist and the list of her works (from what I know and excluding one-shots) is:
-Mermaid Saga
-Maison Ikokku
-One-Pound Gospel
-Ranma 1/2
-Inuyasha
They stopped doing that like years ago, all the manga released now are from right to left, and a majority of them keep the original cover, unless for some reason its censored, but thats more of a censorship/company thing more than an American thing.



Thats why you don't read Shonen Jump

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 24, 2008 11:38am
by Yuki~
º-Tenshi_Karasu-º wrote:mmm...Brasil? Maybe that's where I saw it!!!!! (Me is portuguese XD)
I'll check! The brazilians are like the americans, the change the covers and use a mirror effect on the pages (XP I don't like).

Rumiko is indeed a very good artist and the list of her works (from what I know and excluding one-shots) is:
-Mermaid Saga
-Maison Ikokku
-One-Pound Gospel
-Ranma 1/2
-Inuyasha
are you portuguese? cool ^^
I bought the manga, it's soo cool ^^ Yeah, they change a lot the covers here... u__u
I don't like it too.. I know they changed some colors on Fruits Basket covers and they changed some FMA covers too. But they still cool XD

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 24, 2008 11:54am
by º-Tenshi_Karasu-º
Rin wrote:
º-Tenshi_Karasu-º wrote:mmm...Brasil? Maybe that's where I saw it!!!!! (Me is portuguese XD)
I'll check! The brazilians are like the americans, the change the covers and use a mirror effect on the pages (XP I don't like).

Rumiko is indeed a very good artist and the list of her works (from what I know and excluding one-shots) is:
-Mermaid Saga
-Maison Ikokku
-One-Pound Gospel
-Ranma 1/2
-Inuyasha
are you portuguese? cool ^^
I bought the manga, it's soo cool ^^ Yeah, they change a lot the covers here... u__u
I don't like it too.. I know they changed some colors on Fruits Basket covers and they changed some FMA covers too. But they still cool XD
South African, but I live in Portugal.

Yes, the brazilians love to edit the manga and the anime too for that matter, though, unlike the americans, they keep some of the original expressions and names.

I forgot to mention that Rumiko also wrote a comedy shoujo manga (totally random) called Urusei Yatsura.

And Pennroyal, they only do that now on ongoing series so they can be released quicker, but completed series or censored series (which happens a lot) are still mirroed and altered slightly.

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 24, 2008 12:11pm
by Yuki~
I think the biggest difference is on the anime.
Like in InuYasha, 'Kaze no kizu' became 'Ferida do Vento' here.
and his other attack (I forgot the name in japanese) became 'Onda explosiva'.
Some people were angry with the translation of some Naruto moves here.. XP I don't know what happened, but all I know is that those people were trying to stop the translation of the names of the attacks.

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 24, 2008 1:53pm
by º-Tenshi_Karasu-º
Rin wrote:I think the biggest difference is on the anime.
Like in InuYasha, 'Kaze no kizu' became 'Ferida do Vento' here.
and his other attack (I forgot the name in japanese) became 'Onda explosiva'.
Some people were angry with the translation of some Naruto moves here.. XP I don't know what happened, but all I know is that those people were trying to stop the translation of the names of the attacks.
Yeah that happens a lot with brazilian dubbs. (And the other attack is Bakuriyuha).
Kaze no Kizo means literally "Wind Scar" but since it is a name it shouldn't be translated along with stuff like Sankontessou.

On a off note, the only thing I liked dubbed into brasilian portuguese was South Park. Kaleido Star (which was a big hit here with brazilian dubbs) was horribly modified, for example.

Re: Rumiko Takahashi

Posted: Jan 26, 2008 4:27pm
by Yuki~
I wish they didn't translate the name of the attacks... u__u
Ohh I love Kaleido Star.. ^^
But I didn't know it was horribly modified... o___o