Good gravy! I'd like to play pafu pafu with her!VegettoEX wrote:Here is a random Chi-Chi cosplayer we grabbed for a picture while in line for the dealer's room on Friday!
Yamcha. He made scars on his face, but you can't really see them in the picture. Looked pretty good in person, though.desirecampbell wrote:Who's that guy in the group shot supposed to be? Black pants-white shirt isn't too descriptive.
.Oh, sure. What's next? Would you like us to deep-freeze the sun, while we're at it?VegettoEX wrote:Can we all please keep the man-hormones in check? Thanks
probably not. I mean, damn. Look at that.VegettoEX wrote:Can we all please keep the man-hormones in check? Thanks
That makes me happy! Especially that you know what a REAL emo is (well, from what you said I would assume O.o; - I hope we're talking about the same thing). It bothers me when people (especially little frickin' kids who don't know what they're talking about), make fun of "emo" kids who cut themselves (which disturbs me, cause why wouldn't you HELP these kinds of people? O____o; ) And I would say, "No, that's not what emo is. I'm an emo guys." They'd be like, "No, you don't cut yourself or wear black. You don't know what you're talking about" And I'd be like, "DUDE! I F-KING LISTEN TO EMOCORE SH**HOLES! God..." on the inside. D: [/more off topicness] It's a total blur to me. I remember having somewhat in-depth conversations with three or four people, but between the DVD-handouts and quick "hello" sessions outside, I honestly don't remember who all I saw and spoke withSSj Kaboom wrote:Just out of curiosity, how many other people from the site introduced themselves or showed up afterwards? I'd have liked to meet more people (I met Brakus, he was cool), but I had to skeedaddle back to my group.
. Meri talked with a few people, as well.
I loved the panel though, definitely some awesome stuff in there. Awesome podcast too!
But she did take one with me at the beginning of the con, but me and my friends didn't have our own camera ready unfortunately. Since they're the top-selling DVD's, FUNimation probably figured they'd be the top-selling Blu-Ray's as well.Two Dragon Ball Z Broly titles will be released simultaneously on one disc: Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan and Broly: Second Coming. The titles represent two of the largest selling DBZ movies of all time.
The thing is (and this has been a hot topic among anime fans, blogs, and podcasts for the last couple months all of a sudden, but with good reason)... FUNimation can say whatever they want about what's "top selling". Since these anime companies aren't public, and therefore have no shareholders to appease, they can splut out whatever god damn marketing they want... there are no public numbers to back them up. For all we know, DBZ movie 10 was the worst-selling DBZ movie of all 13, but since no-one has to be held accountable in any way, shape, or form for these figures, we'll never know.Dogasu wrote:The reason FUNimation is releasing the Broly movies on Blu-Ray and not any of the others can be found in the press release:
Since they're the top-selling DVD's, FUNimation probably figured they'd be the top-selling Blu-Ray's as well.Two Dragon Ball Z Broly titles will be released simultaneously on one disc: Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan and Broly: Second Coming. The titles represent two of the largest selling DBZ movies of all time.
Fair enough. But at the same time, there isn't that much of an incentive for them to lie about how well those movies are doing unless they happen to be the only ones they have "ready" for Blu-Ray. Which, while possible, seems very illogical.VegettoEX wrote:The thing is (and this has been a hot topic among anime fans, blogs, and podcasts for the last couple months all of a sudden, but with good reason)... FUNimation can say whatever they want about what's "top selling". Since these anime companies aren't public, and therefore have no shareholders to appease, they can splut out whatever god damn marketing they want... there are no public numbers to back them up. For all we know, DBZ movie 10 was the worst-selling DBZ movie of all 13, but since no-one has to be held accountable in any way, shape, or form for these figures, we'll never know.
On the other hand, it's plain ol' common sense... the kiddies love the smashy-smashy.
