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If I remember correctly, one of the funniest lines I've heard in any Anime came from the M+ dub, and was not in the Japanese version. When Isamu is giving Lucy a ride on the bike, weaving in and out of traffic, she screams, and calls him something like a crazy "Bastard!". Isamu smiles, gives the thumbs up, and says "Faster?" I like the M+ dub a lot. The only other thing I noticed different in the dub is that the sound effects in episode 4 are completely different. The dub (IMO) has way better sounds for the fight in the upper atmosphere. Check it out some time.

I have the club m VF-11b boosters available for recast if Rohby is interested.

I'm interested in owning the Ghost. What scale is it BTW? Also, is it the fastpack version?

Wow, awesome job with the theme song! These are really cool! What programs do you use? How long have you been doing this sort of thing?

That part sounded like chipmunks, very funny. Thanks for posting that!

Kin, that was awesome! I'm keeping that with my Mospeada music. We won't stop you from doing more Good job!

Kin, that's awesome! I would love to hear more! Good job!

Would most people notice 10-20% on a 1/72? The dual boosters look so cool

I just watched the set. I can't believe how good this show is, and how great a transfer they did. Crisp video, and booming audio. I really missed out by not watching these when they were on TV. I can't believe Mark Hamill did the voice of The Joker. He's an amazing voice actor! Are they going to release more seasons soon?

For the Yamato YF-19, you could just drill some small peg holes in the top of the plane, and then put pegs on the base of the brackets that hold the fold booster, and plug them into the peg holes. Can we get the booster rockets from the CLUB-M VF-11b molded as well? I'll offer up mine as long as they won't be destroyed in the process.

These? http://www.mrtwo.net/mr2modproject/toys/mospeada/12.jpg Or these? http://www.mrtwo.net/mr2modproject/toys/mospeada/15.jpg

1st video : 1st scene, the Mospeada transforms into robot mode at high speed, then slams into some sort of gun emplacement, and slides around it. IMO it should have knocked the Mospeada down. 2nd scene, Mospeada in robot mode shooting non canon double weapons. Hits a Shock Trooper, and it explodes, the pieces dissappear within 1 second. I hate that. 2nd video : The guns used are non canon. 3rd video : Guess you can take out any enemy by shooting it in the eye. No problem, but it looks too easy in the game. Mospeada goes into "shadow" mode or something. Looks like a Predator effect. Non canon weapon used. The enemies don't seem very dangerous. Just stand around getting shot, and don't come after you.

No PM's. You can find the pic at iichan.net in the Yuri section, it's on page 2 or 3.

My link post looks to have been deleted. So, I'm sure a moderator wouldn't like it if I posted the pic.

Is this alpha holding some sort of mace? LoL! http://ps2media.ign.com/ps2/image/article/...03052323624.jpg

I have to pick this up! Thanks for the review!

idlechan

This is a .png file, so it may not show up for everyone. I saw a lesbian Claudia - Misa pic recently too, but won't post that

heheh! I don't know about the mac, try searching google for freeware mac ftp program. Any one will do I think.

I use smartftp

http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...244&hl=imacross You need an ftp program, then connect to imacross4 with the settings in that thread. BTW: It's in the uploads directory under Mospeada.

Ok, the Love Live Alive Soundtrack is up at Imacross4

I got the LLA CD from Major Jonathan. Thanks again! I'll try to upload the songs in MP3 format to imacross4 this weekend. I'll post here when it's done.

The resolution a mouse offers is far above any joystick. The mouse rolls 360 degrees in one full circle of the ball (if it's got one and not an optical mouse), and can roll several times before reaching the end of a mouse pad, giving potentially several thousand degrees of movement in one quick motion. A joystick can usually only move a max of 180 degrees from one side to the other. If the joystick is set to control the view of the player, if you want to look around behind you, you move the stick to one side (so 90 degrees from center), and the speed that you rotate is determined by the rate the game has setup. Never blindingly fast. With a mouse, to rotate 180, once you have some familiarity with the speeds, you can rotate very precicely 180 degrees with one flick of the wrist. If you were to have a race between a joystick and a mouse to perform 30 360 degree revolutions, the mouse player would be done long before the joystick player due to the fact that the mouse player can move his hand much faster than the turn rate in a game for a joystick would allow.

eugimon: True.