#Anime tube kickstarter free

The KickstarterĪnime Tube, as described in their Kickstarter, is ‘a new, multi-platform application product built from the ground up’ that plans to replace the ‘Netflix-style streaming apps that lack unique features and simply stream anime movies and shows’ with ‘the ultimate free anime app’. Let’s dive into exactly what this Kickstarter promises, and pick apart why Anime Tube may not be the safe investment it claims to be. Unless the campaign is canceled, it will receive whatever money has been pledged to the campaign in just 28 days. Yet here we are, staring at a Kickstarter with a seal of approval from the crowdfunding website itself with over 220% of its initial funding.

That’s before we discuss the issues they’re already facing with major anime licensors since going public in the way they have. A closer look at what this ambitious anime streaming service is aiming to achieve through its Kickstarter reveals several red flags, obstacles, and misleading claims, alongside a lack of understanding of how the anime industry functions. Multicolored non-SDH and SDH subtitle tracks and SDH captions for the Japanese program, SDH captions for the english program, and multicolored SDH subtitles for the commentary tracks.Ī veritable plethora of Megazone-23 related materials are available on the AnimEigo Wiki.With a promise to host an anime library deeper than the likes of Crunchyroll and Funimation combined while introducing an AI virtual assistant, Anime Tube sounds like it has the potential to be an amazing new player in the anime streaming space. Japanese commentary featuring MIYAO Gaku and our returning champion, SATO Hiroki. The original ADV Films English commentary featuring Matt Greenfield, David Williams and Janice Williams. The Streamline Pictures Megazone 23 Part I English dub. The Megazone 23 Part II International Edition English dub (94m). Total runtime: 4h 4m (each is about 80m long).

The complete Megazone 23 saga (Parts I, II and III, using the new Japanese HD transfer) with the original uncompressed Japanese 2.0 and the ADV Films English 5.1 DTS audio tracks. Shōgo only has two things going for him – a motorcycle that is much more than it seems, and an acquaintance who is much less so! Blu-ray contents When Shōgo stumbles upon the secret of Megazone 23, the military decides that he and his friends need to be silenced before they can interfere with their plans to hack Bahamut. Only a few of the inhabitants of Megazone 23 know the truth - that not only is the city a ship, but that it is controlled by Bahamut, an AI, and is in danger of attack from the mysterious Dezalg. Almost all are blissfully unaware that they are aboard a massive spaceship, Megazone 23. In reality he, and everyone he knows, are living in a carefully maintained illusion. YAHAGI Shōgo is a young man living in Tokyo in the mid-80s, enjoying life during a period of unprecedented peace and prosperity. The team that created Megazone 23 includes a Who's Who of anime legends, including (just to name a few) ISHIGURO Noboru (Macross, Yamato), ITANO Ichirō (creator of the “Macross Missile Massacre”), MIYAO Gaku (Devil Hunter Yōko), MIKIMOTO Haruhiko (Macross, Gunbuster), ANNO Hideaki (Evangelion), YATAGAI Kenichi (Bubblegum Crisis), ARAMAKI Shinji (Appleseed), HOSHIYAMA Hiroyuki (Dirty Pair), ARII Emu (Bubblegum Crash), SAGISU Shirō (Evangelion), MORIMOTO Koji (The Animatrix), YŪKI Nobuteru (Vision of Escaflowne), KAKINOUCHI Narumi and HIRANO Toshiki (Vampire Princess Miyu), UMETSU Yasuomi (Kite), and KITAZUME Hiroyuki (Gundam). It proved there was a market for direct-to-video anime films, and paved the way for anime to become not just a niche genre, but a world-wide phenomenon. Making its debut in 1985, Megazone 23 ignited the Japanese Original Video Animation (OVA) boom.

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