#2007 anime

[draaug]

episode 8 rewatch thing. i think dantes foster mother was the first person he ever cut contact with and thats sad

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[anime-captured]

[obscureanimeoftheday]

Obscure Anime of The Day:

Neuro: Supernatural Detective

Aired: 2007, 2008

Genres: Action, Comedy, Drama, Horror, Crimes, Magic, Mystery, Psychological, Shounen, Supernatural

[artguy123456789]

Finished the rough drawing  

[animeop]

sugar sugar rune Gif ( 2004 - 2007 ) opening

[agallimaufryofoddments]

This PDF contains scans of the booklet that came with the UK Anime Ltd. edition of the Baccano! Blu Ray.

An anon inquired a little while ago as to whether the Baccano! Blu Ray booklet had ever been scanned. I proceeded to scan my copy (and had to redo the scans, oops) and began the process of transcribing the text, since the PDF scans aren't text-searchable. (Also have used OCR, but wow the OCR output needs a ton of editing).

It may come as no surprise that the transcription process is taking longer than I anticipated (admittedly it's started to become more of a recreation than a basic transcript). Rather than continue to hold the PDF / scans hostage to it, I've conceded that I ought to go ahead and upload the PDF lest it needlessly languish on my computer and benefit nobody.

The booklet in question comes with the Baccano! Blu Ray Collector's Edition that was released by a British company. Know in advance that the booklet contains multiple typos (and a few potential formatting inconsistencies?); for instance, the image of Huey's character sheet is captioned "Heuy Laforet." Bartolo captioned name is written as Baltoro (r/l pronounciation switched), and I'm not sure if this was also a typo or the edition's formal spelling of his name, as I still don't have a Blu Ray player that can play UK discs. If the latter, maybe the BD contributed to the Baltoro spelling's dissemination...

Also, fun fact, the background I uploaded for Baccano! Wiki's dark theme is the image captioned "a back street" on page 33.

Apologies for any legibility difficulties alongside the less-than-professional quality of the scans. If you must judge me, judge me for that and not the quality of the booklet's state, please. As for the typos in the booklet, I don't know whether to laugh or cry... I suppose the former, since, after all, it's very in the spirit of our Typoist-in-Residence Ryohgo Narita.

Pages: 40 (incl. cover and back)

PDF Size: 25.3 MB

Contents:

Episode (titles and staff)

Interview: Director Takahiro Omori

Review: Hidekuni Shida

Main Visual: Character Design Takahiro Kishida

Comment: Original Author Ryohgo Narita

Main Visual: Original Illustration Katsumi Enami

Comment: Lead Screenwriter Noboru Takagi

Main Visual (2010): Katsumi Enami

Archive: DVD Sleeves

Archive: Covers of the Novels

Comment: Music Makoto Yoshimori

Comment: Dengeki Bunko Editor Atsushi Wada

Interview: Art Director Akira Ito

Works: Image boards, art boards, art settings

Interview: Producer Shuko Yokoyama x Animation Producer Yumi Sato

[wekariblr]

Anime logic at it’s best.

[yokainokaigi-blog]

I find it so fun that the conflict between Neko Musume and Nezumi Otoko is such a large part of their characters in the 2007 series that they’re even in each others’ character profiles in the second ending song.