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    Musashi no Ken (Kendo Anime)

    Today has been a slow saturday and with nothing to do apart from cleaning around the house i stumbled across this on yesasia about a kendo anime? I don't know if there was a thread about this in the past since i have not search throughly across the Media category. Has anyone seen this series before it looks pretty old from the animation, I don't know of any kendo based movies but there is an anime...

    http://global.yesasia.com/en/prdTran...id-1002997194/

    http://global.yesasia.com/en/prdTran...id-1003301862/

    http://global.yesasia.com/en/prdTran...id-1003384027/
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  • #2
    Nope, i havent seen nething like that, I have seen different samurai anime....but no kendo ones

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    • #3
      I haven't seen too many samurai anime. I am finding it interesting there are a few history and movie based anime coming out, like samurai seven and kaze no yojimbo. If this ever makes it to the usa I may invest

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      • #4
        musashi no ken is probably the best kendo manga ever published [in my opinion anyway]. it's an oldie but a goodie. i think they're releasing DVD box sets in japan right now. up to box 3 i think.. they advertised it in the kendo magazines. i haven't had the opportunity to watch any of the anime. but have read [or attempted to anyway] some of the manga. if you have the chance, do watch them!

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        • #5
          If anyone has or has heard of "Now and then here and there" it has kendo in the beginning, the main character is a kendoka, though he's not good at all. Serious anime, very disturbing.

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          • #6
            ohhh man.. I want to watch that.. anyone know where I can get it with English subtitles? a bittorrent download maybe?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by taiwnezboi
              ohhh man.. I want to watch that.. anyone know where I can get it with English subtitles? a bittorrent download maybe?
              i'd like that too..

              anybody know what mangas these are?

              http://img23.exs.cx/img23/4207/comic19.jpg

              http://img23.exs.cx/img23/5434/comic2.gif

              they're not from the same comic btw
              (anybody know how on earth i can make the pictures appear in my post? instead of links? i've tried HTML, and those code tags but to no success..)
              Last edited by mystic_kendoka; 23rd August 2004, 03:27 AM. Reason: wld u believe it? its the 6th time im editing..

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              • #8
                The first image looks ace, it could be a Chinese HK manga?

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                • #9
                  its my display picture on MSN at the moment, full sized, if u wanna see it, add me (mystical_psykick@hotmail.com)

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                  • #10
                    The second picture is the book cover of Musashi no ken.

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                    • #11
                      ah.. i was on track..

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by taiwnezboi
                        ohhh man.. I want to watch that.. anyone know where I can get it with English subtitles? a bittorrent download maybe?
                        Unfortunately for non-Japanese speakers, it'a unlikely to get fan-subbed. It's too old, long, and very niche. Plus, whoever was subbing it would have to either BE a kendoka, know a kendoka willing to help, or be willing to do a hell of a lot of research.

                        Then there's the fact that most of the characters have (sometimes thick) accents or dialects, which makes it difficult to translate without a script.

                        I have all three box sets, and am watching the 3rd one (seishun-hen) right now. It's cool seeing the fight scenes from the manga in motion, but the animation leaves a lot to be desired. It shows its age.

                        Honestly, if you've seen the manga, you're really not missing THAT much. The anime follows the manga pretty exactly, and like I said, tha animation isn't great.

                        I agree though that this is one of the best kendo series out there. I recommend it if you can get your hands on it.

                        Tatsuko
                        And before anyone asks, no I'm not going to translate the thing; I'm already busy with two jobs and kendo. @_@

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Tatsuko
                          Then there's the fact that most of the characters have (sometimes thick) accents or dialects, which makes it difficult to translate without a script.
                          yeah, forgot about that. even reading the manga was a challenge at times, with musashi's iwate-ben and misc nara/kansai-ben.. had to ask friends about them..

                          I have all three box sets, and am watching the 3rd one (seishun-hen) right now.
                          bastard

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                          • #14
                            I have all three box sets, and am watching the 3rd one (seishun-hen) right now.
                            i agree in calling you a bastard.. no hard feelings..

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                            • #15
                              Hai, hai, no hard feelings.

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