Abenobashi Magical Shopping Arcade [ALL+Extras][ENG][XVID]
- Type:
- Video > TV shows
- Files:
- 37
- Size:
- 3.52 GiB (3781625644 Bytes)
- Info:
- IMDB
- Spoken language(s):
- English
- Texted language(s):
- English
- Uploaded:
- 2006-08-22 22:31:51 GMT
- By:
- quasar_cannon
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- 0
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- 1
- Comments
- 8
- Info Hash: C3C4EBAA41DD1825CE82A386F956440AD96EF170
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This is the complete(1-13) episodes in the Abenobashi Magical Shopping Arcade anime. The extras are some funney FBI warnings, outtakes, opening, closing, and some trailers. They are in english and ripped in Xvid avi format. Enjoy! Ripped by Phantom Pirate
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agree to r4y30n but thanks for upload nevertheless ;-)
Really? Only English? That sucks. I can't find any more torrents of this here. Hmm...
Ferrelas at 2008-08-22 21:29 CET:
http://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/3953160/%5BKAA%5D_Abenobashi_Mahou_Shoutengai_01-13.DVD(Complete)
There you go, the KAA version with jap audio and eng subs.
There you go, the KAA version with jap audio and eng subs.
I'm happy that it is English dubbed. Usually Japanese Voice actors suck compared to English voice actors. Take FMA for example. Plus I like being able to watch and listen instead of watch and read. Thanks for the upload.
wicked loved this when i was younger but never bought it so thanks a bunch!
Thanks for this, I was 91% on a different torrent, but then I saw it was only subs. I'm one of those rare few that prefer dubs to subs, I just can't stand the Japanese language. Thanks a lot for this.
The English dub for the series equates the Osaka dialect with Southern American English. A pamphlet included in the first DVD volume of the series states that a Texan accent was determined to be the English equivalent of Kansai-ben because of the similarities shared by both districts in terms of cultural significance and portrayal in the media. Further supporting this decision is the "cowboy"-style appearance of Sasshi's hat, as well as the frequent use of banjo music in the soundtrack - all things that Western viewers would, incidentally, associate with Texas.
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