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Even Russians like Anime!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVL0DkOe3UU
Good Anime Clip from the movie: Pervii Otryad

I advise you guys to check this movie out its good.

On the other hand, show me some of your countries animes.

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Canadian Anime = Bad =(

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Russian anime music? WTF?

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Originally Posted by LythincaMan

I'm Russian.

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Originally Posted by FFR

WE GET IT.

i like girls

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Hey hey hey now, we all let you talk in your language (What ever it is), no need to poke at others.

I just wanted to know what different countries anime is like, since I'm foreign and all.

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Originally Posted by LythincaMan (Post 1190969)

I'm foreign and all.

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Originally Posted by FFR

You told us already

Re: Even Russians like Anime!

Anime (アニメ, Anime? IPA pronunciation: /ɑnime/ listen (help·info) in Japanese, but typically /ˈænɪˌme(ɪ)/ or /ˈænəˌme(ɪ)/ in English) is an abbreviation of the word "animation". Outside Japan, the term most popularly refers to animation originating in Japan. To the West, not all animation is considered anime; and anime is considered a subset of animation.

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*cough* Off topic some more? C'mon, Derail it more. Do it, oooo almost there!

Oh so thats what the true meaning of Anime is.

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p.s.

British anime is pretty much like american anime. In fact, it's exactly the same. I just wanted to know what different countries anime is like, since I'm foreign and all.

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Oooh, But I dont live in america.

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Originally Posted by LythincaMan (Post 1190983)

*cough* Off topic some more? C'mon, Derail it more. Do it, oooo almost there!

GET READY FOR ON TOPIC POSTING

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Originally Posted by LythincaMan (Post 1190983)

Oh so thats what the true meaning of Anime is.

oooo almost there!

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Loved the clip and instead of American rap none-sense there was substance and no cuss words at all. Where can I get this, I'd love to try it out. Ne znala chto ruskie takoe delaut :) no ne surpris, ruskie = japan > *

haha

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Soviet Russia before in

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Originally Posted by Kit- (Post 1191028)

Soviet Russia before in

HEY

LYTHINCA MAN IS FROM RUSSIA

HE MIGHT GET OFFENDED

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HE'S FROM RUSSIA?

I NEVER KNEW!

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Originally Posted by mead1 (Post 1191034)

HEY

LYTHINCA MAN IS FROM RUSSIA

HE MIGHT GET OFFENDED

I am from Russia too! stop offending me! ;0

Seriously where can one get that Ru-Anime?

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Nia nimagoo rabotet!

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As far as I can tell, through a bit of web research, "Pervyi Otryad" ("First Squad") is a short anime directed by artist and animator Daisuke Nakayama. Nakayama's most obvious contribution to anime has been the character designs for the 2004 Mahou Shoujo Tai Arusu anime television series. Nakayama has also worked with Production IG on films including Ghost in the Shell and Blood: The Last Vampire; with Studio 4ºC on works including Mahou Shoujo Tai Arusu, Mind Game, and the Animatrix segment "Beyond"; and with Studio Ghibli as an animator on Princess Mononoke. The short First Squad anime was produced by Studio 4ºC, the acclaimed studio that's well known for creating brilliant short anime works.

The First Squad anime seems to be a 3:27 music video for the song "Pervyi Otryad" performed by Russian rapper Ligalaiz. The "trailer" seems to be a shortened version of the music video. While it may not be authoritative, the Japanese Wikipedia encyclopedia's entry on Studio 4ºC lists "First Squad" as one of the studio's numerous self-contained music videos. Director Daisuke Nakayama is also no stranger to helming short anime music videos, as he also directed the 35 second long anime TV commercial for Hikaru Utada's song "Let Me Give You My Love," and is the director for an upcoming M-flo animated music video that will be included on the Japanese "Amazing Nuts" DVD.

Regrettably the short music video may be the entire project. The First Squad website and trailer first went online in July 2005, and I can't find any discussion of plans for a forthcoming release. The First Squad "trailer" certainly looks promising, but unfortunately every bit of information I can find about it suggests that the music video is all there is, and all there ever will be. In this case, hopefully I'll turn out to be wrong.

Scratch that, it is ANIME.