Topic: Kyōkai no Rinne

[FallinG_StaR]

Oh! I know those eyes, those are the eyes of a main male character. Classical Rumiko style ^_^

That probably why Neo said this...

[FallinG_StaR]

Meh! 

[cata]

Falling control your jokes for the Forum's sake!

The male character reminds me of InuYasha and Ataru. To me, it looks like a mix of both.

[FallinG_StaR]

What's wrong? I didn't do anything.

If people see or imagine things when you put F and a few *** in front that's not my fault. If they know a word with F and 3 other letters... I'm not responsible if the one that comes to their mind is an insult or cursing word... its all on the readers mind. IMO.

But seriously... I don't see anyone that would feel unconfortabçe with what I said... unless that someone works for VIZ Media...

At least I did **** some letters... now imagine a 8 year old... checking this entry on Wikipedia... http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Internet_slang

EOM.

[cata]

Lol? Dude, I'm a moderator just like you. I'm just trying to do a good job.

[veehive]

First, let me apologize for VIZ blockage of non-NorthAmerican viewing. While it was not my fault, I still feel like I got your hopes up only to have you hit a wall. I'm sorry.

Similar outrage over on Furinkan.com board, which has created a new Kyōkai no Rinne subject board for the new series. Two solutions have become available:

First one: download and install http://www.hotspotshield.com/ . Some members of Furinkan.com are enjoying success with it. However, I have not tried it myself so I cannot guarentee its safety. Use at your own risk.

Second way: http://s119.photobucket.com/albums/o132/Tasuki18_photo/.

Hope these solutions allow you to enjoy this new series. Let me know if you have success with either of these avenues.

Oh. By-the-way: I read that the next chapter will be in TWO weeks (next week is "Golden Week", a big week-long holiday-off in Japan). 

[oni]

To  me  it  seams  that  th  consept  use  for  this  manga  is  been  done  a  million  times.  SO  i  Wonder  whats  going  to  be  the  gimic  that  would  make  this  manga  stand  out.  BUt  i  do  hope  that  she  at  least  uses  UY  in  some  way  in  this  manga  .  like  maibe  a   poster  of  lum  or  a  back  ground  character  like  sh  did  with  the  fish  people  in  UY,  that  originaly  came  from  her  first  publish  one  shot  manga  "Those  selfish  aliens".

[Moroboshi]

I already decided: this time I'll believe in Rumiko-sensei, no matter what!

I mean, the first time I heard about Inuyasha's plot I thought "Hey!! It's the same as Ushio & Tora!!!", but the disappointment vanished reading the first volumes of the manga;  I liked it, like any other Takahashi's manga!!

And I'm sure this new one will be no exception! ^^

[FallinG_StaR]

So are the people enjoing this "new" manga? I haven't seen much reviews about this. Is it that bad?

[veehive]

The general impression I get (from reading the posts about it over at Furinkan.com) is that it's starting slow but building up nicely. Early worries that it was too much like Bleach (Rinne Rokudo is a shinigami -- "sort of") were put to rest by chapter 3; current chatter concerns a newly-added character which echoes Shippo from InuYasha. Plenty of humor thruout.

[FallinG_StaR]

Is it possible that in a near future this could become a anime show? Or is it just a manga project?

[Cosmic King]

With Rumiko Takahashi there is always a big chance for an anime show

[FallinG_StaR]

There's also a big chance we all get killed by a meteor... before that... XD

[UruseiNeo]

a BIG chance?

[FallinG_StaR]

In 2004, a newly discovered 320 m asteroid, 99942 Apophis (previously called 2004 MN4), achieved the highest impact probability of any potentially dangerous object. The probability of collision on April 13, 2029 is estimated to be as high as 1 in 17 by Steve Chesley of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, though the previously published figure was the slightly lower odds of 1 in 37, calculated in December 2004. Later observations showed that the asteroid will miss the earth by 25,600 km (within the orbits of communications satellites) in 2029, but its orbit will be altered unpredictably in a way which does not rule out a collision on April 13 or 14, 2036 or later in the century. These possible future dates have a cumulative probability of 1 in 45,000 for an impact in the 21st century.

Asteroid 2004 VD17, of 580 m, previously was estimated to have a probability of 1 in 63,000 of striking earth on May 4, 2102 (as of July 2006), with risk 1 on the Torino scale, but further observations lowered the estimate. As of the observation on December 17, 2006, JPL assigns 2004 VD17 a Torino value of 0 and an impact probability of 1 in 41.667 million in the next 100 years.

They say it wont hit us... but that's probably what the dinosaur scientists of PHNASA thought... and you see what happened... XD