Pretty sure they're using the subtitle program that Nozomi used to use before it got bought out by Crunchyroll -- that's a great thing because Nozomi's subs were always top-notch… Shows us fans that Discotek still cares about quality
Hello there. Not related to this video. But thank you so much for printing the new Reborn! Blu ray and keeping that series alive. That anime means so much to me. God bless.
I'm not usually one for giant mech anime, but Giant Gorg is a classic even I've heard of, and the video looks so clean! Plus the designs are great… I may have to get this one
Here are some suggestions for interesting titles that aren't available to the public, since no one released them on home media/streams - heidi, girl from alps. A classic everywhere except the english speaking world. There is an english dub that decades ago aired on Cartoon Network india. - mon cherie coco. 13 episode 70s anime that aired till the 90s in japan, before vanishing. One episode was during the 90s left out and it is unknown if it is lost or if it was left out on purpose - super pig. Hilarious magical girl parody anime. Saban dubbed it into english and said dub is the basis of most international dubs. The english dub was aired only in new zealand and the netherlands. - calimero. - three little ghost. Again from saban, it was very popular dubbed into other countries, but the english dub wasn't shown in english speaking countries.
Why don't you put your remasters on streaming? There are poor quality versions of anime series on streaming services that you've already remastered and released on blu ray.
That's not up to Discotek -- streaming is usually between the streaming platform (usually Crunchyroll) and the Japanese rights-holder… Discotek later gets a show for home video and makes it qualitatively better (see: GE999, etc.), but it's up to the streaming service to ask Japan for "fixed" masters and they rarely bother.
I really love how you guys colour and format the subtitles
Pretty sure they're using the subtitle program that Nozomi used to use before it got bought out by Crunchyroll -- that's a great thing because Nozomi's subs were always top-notch… Shows us fans that Discotek still cares about quality
I LOVE this show. This intro makes me feel so nostalgic and happy.
Guys, how to work for discotek? I wanna apply for a position as a translator english-japanese =)
Hello there. Not related to this video. But thank you so much for printing the new Reborn! Blu ray and keeping that series alive.
That anime means so much to me. God bless.
I actually just finished watching this on DVD not long ago. Looks like another stunner from Diskotek!
I'm not usually one for giant mech anime, but Giant Gorg is a classic even I've heard of, and the video looks so clean! Plus the designs are great… I may have to get this one
So clean. 💎
Such a relaxing song for such an action-packed OP...
Here are some suggestions for interesting titles that aren't available to the public, since no one released them on home media/streams
- heidi, girl from alps. A classic everywhere except the english speaking world. There is an english dub that decades ago aired on Cartoon Network india.
- mon cherie coco. 13 episode 70s anime that aired till the 90s in japan, before vanishing. One episode was during the 90s left out and it is unknown if it is lost or if it was left out on purpose
- super pig. Hilarious magical girl parody anime. Saban dubbed it into english and said dub is the basis of most international dubs. The english dub was aired only in new zealand and the netherlands.
- calimero.
- three little ghost. Again from saban, it was very popular dubbed into other countries, but the english dub wasn't shown in english speaking countries.
Beautiful!
one of the weaker q-tec remasters (moreso for the 16mm episodes), but this was before Sunrise finally let them scan OCNs for their series so w/e
Going on my pre-orders.
Great, another re-release for bluray. Do Cutey Honey next.
Would love the original Cutie Honey!
Ill take it!
Classic 😊
Why don't you put your remasters on streaming? There are poor quality versions of anime series on streaming services that you've already remastered and released on blu ray.
Some of the remasters and dubs they’ve produced have shown up on places like Tubi and Crunchyroll
That's not up to Discotek -- streaming is usually between the streaming platform (usually Crunchyroll) and the Japanese rights-holder… Discotek later gets a show for home video and makes it qualitatively better (see: GE999, etc.), but it's up to the streaming service to ask Japan for "fixed" masters and they rarely bother.