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What?!? Who do they think they are? Putting only two 30-minute episodes per disc is a major travesty in the anime DVD market. If this is their way of making up for Anime Network losing the Comcast deal to Sony (which eventually paves the way for Animax to hit the US), ADV's going down big-time.

That's why my list says "Worst Anime Endings (or Non-Endings)." Like Candidate for Goddess, Ninja Resurrection and Sword for Truth had no ending; they just stopped with bad cliffhangers and no plot resolution. Of course, ADV announced they were co-producing a TV continuation of Ninja Resurrection, but just like their proposed Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2041 and Cutey Honey projects, it seems to be vaporware.

I got my Smokescreen, Tracks, Hound and Silverstreak from Target. Meister was ordered from Wal-Mart.com. I might get Dead End later this year. Side Swipe is last on my list, as every Target and TRU has him overstocked. As for Grimlock, I may have no choice but to get him after Christmas.

A7's Best Anime Endings 1. Gunbuster 2. RahXephon 3. Figure 17 4. Grave of the Fireflies 5. Azumanga Daioh 6. Macross Plus 7. Macross: Do You Remember Love? 8. Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket 9. Oh My Goddess! 10. The Wings of Honneamise A7's Worst Anime Endings (or Non-Endings) 1. Ninja Resurrection 2. Sword for Truth 3. Candidate for Goddess 4. Macross Dynamite 7 5. Nadia: The Motion Picture 6. Neon Genesis Evangelion 7. The End of Evangelion 8. Sin: The Movie 9. Black Lion 10. Hades Project Zeorymer

With the exception of Megazone 23 all the titles you mentioned are not available on R1 DVD.

Apparently, Murphy will be known as "R.I.C." (Robotic Interactive Canine). The SP License goes for $9.99 while the D-Magnum goes for $17.99. Unfortunately, the US version of the SP License has only two modes instead of three. And yeah, Disney and Bandai suck for not bringing in the Dekavehicles.

It looks like the RHD Silverstreak is just as common as the LHD version. When I bought mine at Target in Burbank, they had six of them in stock; three of them RHD. Even other Target branches in North Hollywood, Northridge and Woodland Hills have equal or more amounts of RHD versions.

Speaking of Silverstreak, a question to those who already have him: Left-hand drive or right-hand drive? Mine's RHD, as Smokescreen is already LHD.

As of now, they're not yet on R1 DVD. The Australians are lucky, though. Madman Entertainment has released Voltron on R4 DVD.

Toys 'R' Us, Target and Wal-Mart now have Power Rangers SPD toys in stock, and they're going fast - even if the buyers haven't heard of Dekaranger. Here's what's available: - SPD Morpher (SP License) - SPD Delta Blaster (D-Magnum) - Deluxe 12" Action Figures - Deluxe Battlized Red Ranger - Light Patrol Action Figures - Battlized Action Figures - Delta Bikes The first two toys are based on the original Japanese ones released by Bandai. All others are exclusively made for the Power Rangers SPD series.

The Cobratwisters are also great. They did the opening theme for Dai-Guard. The Cobratwisters "Rojiura no Uchuu Shounen" by The Cobratwisters (RealAudio Format)

Anyone here listen to Loudness? They go all the way back to the hair-metal days of the '80s, but they still kick ass. As a matter of fact, you can hear some of their music on Geneshaft and the 1985 anime movie Odin.

Grimlock's out? I must pick up two ASAP. Hopefully, I'll be able to kitbash one of them into a Saleen S281. Saleen S281

Don't ask. I don't want to know what's in the box.

In my opinion, Animetal Marathon I and Animetal Marathon II are the best, though This is Animetal has a better version of "Uchuu Senkan Yamato." I reviewed Animetal Marathon V over a year ago. It's a good album, but even with "Pegasus Fantasy (Saint Seiya theme)" and "Zankoku na Tenshi no Te-ze (Neon Genesis Evangelion theme)," it's lacking in terms of content and overall feel (though it better than the Ultraman-oriented Animetal Marathon III). I'm hoping the band can do one better with Animetal Marathon VI: The Sentimetal, which seems to have a promising playlist: 01.Opening（Syu曲） 02.合体ゲッターロボ（ゲッターロボ） [Getter Robo] 03.不滅のマシンゲッターロボ（ゲッターロボG） [Getter Robo G] 04.ぼくらのマジンガーZ（マジンガーZ） [Mazinger Z] 05.勇者はマジンガー（グレートマジンガー） [Great Mazinger] 06.宇宙の王者グレンタイザー（UFOロボグレンタイザー） [uFO Robo Grendizer] 07.ひろしのテーマ（鋼鉄ジーグ） [Kotetsu Jeeg] 08.倒せ！ギャラクター（科学忍者隊ガッチャマン） [Kagaku Ninjatai Gatchaman] 09. おれは新造人間（新造人間キャシャーン） [shinzo Ningen Casshan] 10.スペースナイツの歌（宇宙の騎士テッカマン） [uchuu no Kishi Tekkaman] 11.嗚呼！逆転王（逆転！イッパツマン） [Gyakuten! Ippatsuman] 12.永遠ブルー（聖闘士星矢） [saint Seiya] 13.ユリア・・・永遠に（北斗の拳） [Hokuto no Ken] 14.力石徹のテーマ（あしたのジョー） [Ashita no Joe] 15.ジョーの子守歌（あしたのジョー） [Ashita no Joe] 16.みなし児のバラード（タイガーマスク） [Tiger Mask] 17.空手道おとこ道（空手バカ一代） [Karate Baka Ichidai] 18.行け！バンババン（侍ジャイアンツ） [samurai Giants] 19.ああ青春よいつまでも（ドカベン） [Dokaben] 20. 想い出がいっぱい（みゆき） [Miyuki] 21.笑顔を探して（YAWARA!） [YAWARA! A Fashionable Judo Girl] 22.冒険者たちのバラード（ガンバの冒険） [Ganba no Boken] 23.カムチャッカ半島リアス式物語　（リトマス紙剣士マサキ酸性／MASAKI曲) 24.ルパン三世愛のテーマ（ルパン三世） [Lupin III] 25.炎のたからもの（ルパン三世劇場版「カリオストロの城」） [Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro] 26.君をのせて（天空の城ラピュタ） [Laputa, Castle in the Sky] 27.飛翔（NEVER END）（劇場版「クラッシャージョウ」） [Crusher Joe: The Movie] 28.愛の金字塔（六神合体ゴッドマーズ） [Rokushin Gattai GodMars] 29.正義の超能力少年（バビル2世） [babel II] 30.愛の勇者たち（ザ・ウルトラマン） [The Ultraman] 31.乾いた大地（戦闘メカザブングル） [sentou Mecha Xabungle] 32.UFO少年団（UFO戦士ダイアポロン） [uFO Senshi Dai-Apollon] 33.おれは洸だ（勇者！ライディーン） [Yuusha! Raideen] 34.星空のガイキング（大空魔竜ガイキング） [Daikyuu Maryuu Gaiking] 35.その名もタクマ宇宙パイロット（惑星ロボダンカードA） [Wakusei Robo Danguard A] 36.THE GALAXY EXPRESS 999（劇場版「銀河鉄道999」） [Galaxy Express 999] 37.わが青春のアルカディア（劇場版「わが青春のアルカディア」） [Arcadia of My Youth] 38.真っ赤なスカーフ（宇宙戦艦ヤマト） [uchuu Senkan Yamato] 39.スタートチルドレン（劇場版「機動戦士ガンダム」） [Kido Senshi Gundam Movie I] 40.哀戦士（劇場版「機動戦士ガンダム「哀戦士」） [Kido Senshi Gundam Movie II] 41.めぐりあい（劇場版「機動戦士ガンダム」めぐりあい宇宙） [Kido Senshi Gundam Movie III] 42.Theory Of Madness（狂気の方程式／MASAKI曲） 43.魂のルフラン（新世紀エヴァンゲリオン劇場版「シト新生」） [Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death and Rebirth]

Yeah, I don't know what the idea is with Sentou Yousei Shoujo Tasukete! Mave-chan.

Ditto. That reminds me...I gotta dust off my Animetal collection, especially with a new CD just released. BTW, Jemstone, what's your favorite Animetal cover song?

Actually, TM Revolution is just one person, and he's moderately popular in Japan. As for favorite J-Rock bands, my all-time favorite is Animetal.

No. It's some unknown magazine called "Newstype." At least that's what it says on the headline of this thread.

Check out these custom Masterpiece Prime heads and hands:

Wait a minute - the title of this thread says, "Newstype top 25 Anime of ALL time." Maybe we're actually talking about the wrong magazine.

I'm actually surprised that The Big O didn't make the list, considering the impact it made on Cartoon Network's Toonami timeslot when it first aired.

Because ADV publishes Newtype USA. Besides, I was being sarcastic.

I wonder how much Harmony Gold paid ADV to have Robotech listed in the top 10?

Sorry, but the time limit on your question expired days ago. But since no one answered the last few questions, it's your turn to post one.