Boku Ha Tomodachi Ga Sukunai 10
Three swimsuit episodes in a row has got to be some sort of record, if you don't count endless eight.
Haganai 10 / XviD
If you're the type who appreciates books, I just released a light novel translation of Remembrances for a Certain Pilot" (to aru hikuushi e no tsuioku) that I intend to plug for a while because a ton of work went into it. And it's a really good story too, so give it a shot if you're not ADD!
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DDL2: http://www.filesonic.com/file/4140404714
Thanks for the episode and I'll check out your light novel translation later... I WILL GET TO IT! I'M NOT ADD! I'M JUST REALLY, REALLY, BUSY!
Thanks again for the episode!
You surprise me, Mazui. Thanks a bunch!
DDL1: http://www.fileserve.com/file/ppQVnRc
DDL2: http://www.filesonic.com/file/4141186914
Previous episode from Mazui still works. Did I download a virus? Am I part of the botnet now?
The one from filesonic worked. Posting anyway.
http://www.filesonic.com/file/4141686634/
http://www.shoujoai.com/attach/60/543360/20050204-2150-442.jpg
Get your shit together.
But thanks for the anime!
"asdf I hope this goes for more then 12-13 episodes >.>"
And thats what its going for unless you get a second season
In all likelihood, its going to be a 12-13 episode season. most seasons, in their first seasons being aired, are called "pilot seasons", like a pilot episode. the whole season is made and aired and the television companies then decide if the show was popular enough for another season. the original "Green Hornet" show had a pilot season and bombed. but then shows like "WAGNARIA!" do really well and get another season. and another.
so dont feel bad that Boku Ha Tomodachi Ga Sukunai may only be 12-13 eps long because its such a good show, i doubt anyone would say no to it getting a second season =D
so now 4 swimming suit eps
and the chance of getting a second season might be higher if the dvds and bds sell well next year
Disturbing to see Yozora is still wearing her troll "swimsuit". She's really messed up in the head.
Anyone know how or why this episode was encoded or processed differently from all of the other episodes before it???
I watch the xvid avi version on a Divx DVD player, and I usually don't have any problems with watching a data DVD filled with avi's.
Did everything as normal, and ep. 09 played fine as did all others before it, but 10 had sound but no video.
Anyone of the Mazui staff know what was done differently this time?
Would appreciate the reply, and hopefully we can go back to the other methods if possible.
THANKS for all that you do!! - You're the best!
I'm pretty sure I didn't do a direct download. - I'm almost completely positive that I used the torrent and double checked it.
I'll try a DDL and the torrent again and see if it changes it.
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where on earth did you get waganai? Or did you mean Wagnaria'!! aka Working'!! ?
Mazui released a diff. resolution... One that is not supported by most consoles... ;)
Ep.10 : 848x480
All other eps : 704x400
This should clarify things...
You probably have problems like 'Does acronym for compact disc is read as [see-dee] or [kay-dee], because compact is pronounced with [kay] and not [see]?'
Not really a valid comparison, since the rules for English acronyms have no bearing on Japanese abbreviations.
は is an unusual case, and I'm not sure what the rule is, or even if there is one. I'd guess it's pronounced the same in the abbreviation as it is in the original.
In every language I ever met abbreviations (including acronyms) are read as they are independent words. If they can that is. Maybe CD was missed example because it can't be read that way. It still stands for abbreviations like NATO, UNESCO and UFO (and, I suppose, every Japanese abbr. for it is a syllabic language, so every abbr. can be read like a word of its own).
Maybe we've been studying different languages. In my experience it's not uncommon for abbreviations to be stand-ins for the original rather than independent words (for instance, Spanish "bici" has a masculine ending, but it's feminine like "bicicleta"). In any case, CD, NATO, UNESCO, and UFO are all acronyms, which are different from syllabic abbreviations like はがない. Acronyms are created from the letters of the original phrase, whereas syllabic abbreviations are based on the spoken sounds. Syllabic abbreviations are relatively rare in English; they're more common in Germanic and Slavic languages...and Japanese, of course.