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To: Fedora; JenB
Hey, did you ever hear of a series called "Lum--Urusei Yatsura"? I'm reading some stuff on it now and am wondering if it was an influence on "Ranma".

Urusei Yatsura was my first real exposure to Anime back in the mid-80's. I loved that series and am going to start picking up DVD's of it pretty soon.

I'm sure Jen already answered, but here's my answer anyway. ;^)

The same person who created UY also created Ranma 1/2 and from what I understand she also did Inuyasha(sp?).

4,306 posted on 07/27/2004 6:15:13 AM PDT by ksen (Free the GRPL 3! (Woody, CaRepubGal, Wrigley))
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To: ksen

You liked it? I've never met anyone who's seen it... guess it's a little old. I liked "Ranma", but "Inu-yasha" and her other series, "Maison Ikkou", bore me.

Watched any more FMA?


4,310 posted on 07/27/2004 6:40:34 AM PDT by JenB (Colorado or Bust: 2 Days)
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To: ksen; JenB

I'll have to keep an eye out for DVDs of that. I haven't seen "Inuyasha" yet, either.

My first exposure to anime was "Speed Racer"--which is actually the first show I ever watched, so I just realized I've been watching anime longer than I've been watching US cartoons!

I was up late trying to finish Disc 3 of SP last night and got up to the last episode, which I'm watching now. It's the one about the heretic hunter who looks like Racquel-nee's dad. They just introduced yet another person claiming to be the Scrapped Princess--hmmm. . .

One thing I don't get is how come during the intermission halfway through each episode they play accordion polka music :)


4,338 posted on 07/27/2004 9:38:48 AM PDT by Fedora (Onaka-ga sukimashita! Onaka-ga sukimashita! Onaka-ga sukimashita! Onaka-ga sukimashita!)
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