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Latia Since: Jan, 2010
#26: Jun 13th 2010 at 12:12:46 PM

"I declare this series to be my new Gurren Lagann. But with Moe Moe rather than Hot Blood."

"They certainly took a page off Gurren Lagann. "

"Yugo channels his inner Kamina at 0:38."

...heh. "Funny Aneurysm" Moment, anyone?

edited 13th Jun '10 12:14:12 PM by Latia

Korgmeister Sapient Blob of Tofu from Zimbabwe Since: Dec, 1969
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#27: Jun 14th 2010 at 5:17:36 PM

Well, time for me to start getting all Chessmastery and start making the arrangements necessary for a Region 4 DVD release of this series to happen.

Again with the data mining, dear Aunt?
Talden Since: May, 2009
#28: Jun 22nd 2010 at 5:18:50 AM

I'm so proud of what the Trope page have become. In the very beginning, before Wiki Magic took place, I made almost every entry; now, my amount of work doesn't even represent 20% of the page. They grow so fast... waii

And I will help you in your quest, Korgmeister. Being a lucky european guy, I have the Region 2 DV Ds, but it won't take long to find a living market for the series overseas. I have my plans... ;)

(By the way, the three final episodes must be some kind of traumatism for us: half the spoilers on the Trope page is related to it!)

Korgmeister Sapient Blob of Tofu from Zimbabwe Since: Dec, 1969
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#29: Jun 22nd 2010 at 5:55:56 AM

I haven't actually got that far yet. Updating the character pages has been problematic in terms of avoiding too many spoilers.

Yes, Sadlygrove is my favourite character. I have the feeling those last three episodes will be particularly traumatic for me.

Incidentally, I've also taken up experimenting with Dofus. Yet another distraction from my liveblogging, of course.

edited 22nd Jun '10 5:56:51 AM by Korgmeister

Again with the data mining, dear Aunt?
Korgmeister Sapient Blob of Tofu from Zimbabwe Since: Dec, 1969
Sapient Blob of Tofu
#30: Jun 26th 2010 at 11:07:25 PM

OK, so I've just finished watching the end of season 1.

I feel depressed now. That was just a sucker punch in the gut. Everything exquisitely calculated in order to be as heartbreaking as possible.

I must salute the people at Ankama for doing such a good job of making me care about the characters they fucked over so badly. It's rare for me to get really emotionally sucked into a work these days, but they pulled it off!

I have also come up with a new wild mass guess for Wakfu. Check it out and tell me what you think about it.

Again with the data mining, dear Aunt?
Latia Since: Jan, 2010
#31: Jun 27th 2010 at 3:04:11 PM

I've also added two wild mass guess that I have been pondering for quite a while. I'm a tad interested in this idea, which would greatly flesh out Eva's character a lot. Anyone have any ideas?

ozaiangels Since: Nov, 2009
#32: Jun 27th 2010 at 8:12:51 PM

I discovered this about a week ago and I'm about to start episode 16. I love it so far, it's one of my new favorites! So, just wondering, if it were to get dubbed, what channel would you want it on and which VA would you like dubbing it? I think Cartoon Network might be a good fit and possibly Nickelodeon or Nicktoons Network (although less people get Nicktoons, I think, then the other two). I'm not sure which V As I'd like on the show yet though.

Latia Since: Jan, 2010
#33: Jun 27th 2010 at 8:23:16 PM

Ngggh, in an ideal world I'd like Wakfu to be dubbed so it could be more internationally known, but I severely doubt that any American studio would allow it to air without ridicoulous amounts of cutting. And forget about the Goultraud or Nox special.

I can't really think of any VA's off the top of my head... whoever voiced Katara might be good for Eva. Dunno about the rest.

edited 27th Jun '10 8:23:41 PM by Latia

ozaiangels Since: Nov, 2009
#34: Jun 29th 2010 at 10:13:02 AM

Okay, just finished the series and the specials, and oh my God, that was so intense. How come everything I watch lately is filled with horrible sadness? I mean, first Toy Story 3 and now this. But anyway, if they did dub it, I don't see them cutting that much. Well, maybe the brief showerscene in Grovy's episode and the goultard short ( unless they digitally removed all the blood). Or maybe they would cut more and I'm being unrealistic about it, I don't know.

And now I'm seeing some of the cast of Avatar: The Last Airbender doing the dub. I don't how to feel about that. Zach Tyler Eisen (if he were still twelve) = Yugo Mae Whitman = Eva Jack De Sena = Sadlygrove

Hmm, still working on it.

edited 29th Jun '10 12:13:13 PM by ozaiangels

Latia Since: Jan, 2010
#35: Jun 29th 2010 at 11:12:14 AM

^ Mmm, by the way, they did do a test dub of the first episode (and maybe the second) that you can find on Youtube, but a) it's a placeholder, b) all of the voices are extremely underwhelming except for c) Grovy, who sounds awful.

heartlessmushroom Space hobo Since: Jan, 2010
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Talden Since: May, 2009
#37: Jul 3rd 2010 at 5:50:41 AM

Funny that you bring the Avatar cast for the dubbing. In the very, very first version of the french cast, Grovy's voice was done by Tony Marot, french dubber of Sokka. It's a small world after all? waii

A bientôt. cool

Crowley Since: Jan, 2001
#38: Jul 13th 2010 at 9:41:49 AM

I just started watching this series and am currently at the very beginning of the show. So, can anyone tell me if there's a context for this picture (Rule 63?)?

edited 13th Jul '10 10:09:50 AM by Crowley

Latia Since: Jan, 2010
#39: Jul 13th 2010 at 3:07:18 PM

^That's just a female Xelor. All the main characters are based of classes of the online game Wakfu. In-game, you can play as any of the races, any of the gender. So, no, it's not gender-bender'ed Nox.

...although, suddenly, this is making me crave someone doing a genderflip of the cast.

Crowley Since: Jan, 2001
#40: Jul 13th 2010 at 3:19:22 PM

Thank you for the answer!

...I wonder what a masculine form of name "Evangelyne" would be.

Korgmeister Sapient Blob of Tofu from Zimbabwe Since: Dec, 1969
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#41: Jul 13th 2010 at 3:37:54 PM

Evan, naturally. Even if it is Welsh, it fits.

edited 13th Jul '10 3:38:38 PM by Korgmeister

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Talden Since: May, 2009
#42: Jul 15th 2010 at 4:05:39 PM

...although, suddenly, this is making me crave someone doing a genderflip of the cast.

You're teasing me. My drawing skills aren't nearly as good as I wish they were, but I'll give it a shot. grin

edited 16th Jul '10 1:57:11 PM by Talden

Korgmeister Sapient Blob of Tofu from Zimbabwe Since: Dec, 1969
Sapient Blob of Tofu
#43: Aug 4th 2010 at 4:21:45 AM

I had an idea at work to do The Abridged Series of Wakfu.

Mind you, I have almost no experience in video editing and nothing more sophisticated than Windows Movie Maker to work with so I suspect the results would not be brilliant.

Still, it's an idea not without its appeals.

For voices, my idea is to take the piss out of the Fan Dumb complaining about the English dub and just do way out Alternative Character Interpretation on the cast in a way that just "sounds wrong" to anyone familiar with the original characters.

Tristepin - A debonair Englishman who speaks in Received Pronounciation.
Evangeline - Just go the full Dr Girlfriend route and have her talking with the most "cigarettes & whisky" voice I can manage.
Amalia - Have her talk like a Valley Girl even though she isn't really that spoiled.
Nox - A collection of as many bad German stereotypes as possible while avoiding the obvious Hitler jokes.

I still want to keep Ruel as a grumpy old man, just turn it Up To Eleven because I love doing those sorts of voices.

Still not sure what to do with Yugo or Adamai.

edited 4th Aug '10 4:23:54 AM by Korgmeister

Again with the data mining, dear Aunt?
Aondeug Oh My from Our Dreams Since: Jun, 2009
Oh My
#44: Aug 4th 2010 at 9:04:36 PM

I want to see this thing Korg.

If someone wants to accuse us of eating coconut shells, then that's their business. We know what we're doing. - Achaan Chah
Korgmeister Sapient Blob of Tofu from Zimbabwe Since: Dec, 1969
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#45: Aug 5th 2010 at 4:49:36 AM

I didn't know you were into Wakfu.

Again with the data mining, dear Aunt?
Deboss I see the Awesomeness. from Awesomeville Texas Since: Aug, 2009
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#46: Aug 5th 2010 at 12:40:33 PM

I'm still trying to find a place to watch it. My normal spots aren't carrying it.

Fight smart, not fair.
zam Last Boy on Earth from Orlando, FL . Since: Jun, 2009 Relationship Status: Heisenberg unreliable
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#47: Aug 5th 2010 at 12:45:10 PM

where can I find subs?

All of time and space, anywhere and everywhere, any star that ever was. Where do you want to start?
Aondeug Oh My from Our Dreams Since: Jun, 2009
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#48: Aug 5th 2010 at 12:45:51 PM

You learn new things every day Korg! I've only watched a bit of it, but I like what I'm seeing.

If someone wants to accuse us of eating coconut shells, then that's their business. We know what we're doing. - Achaan Chah
Korgmeister Sapient Blob of Tofu from Zimbabwe Since: Dec, 1969
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#49: Aug 5th 2010 at 2:21:18 PM

@zam, the torrent I got already had subs included, either MKV or they were hardsubs. Quality of subs varied in quality, mostly good, although the subbing in episode 5 was as poor as the art. Frenchy Anon's translations near the end were the best.

Again with the data mining, dear Aunt?
zam Last Boy on Earth from Orlando, FL . Since: Jun, 2009 Relationship Status: Heisenberg unreliable
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#50: Aug 5th 2010 at 2:27:06 PM

O.K

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