Outlaw Star

[Last_Words]

I wonder if she could get sick or age at all...

I could see a sequel a couple hundred years later

where she's a bit more like C2 from Code Geass

[stonergoth187]

a computer virus perhaps?

[Last_Words]

xD Maybe. She had a human brain as far as I could remember though.

[mochi]

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Last_Words wrote:
xD Maybe. She had a human brain as far as I could remember though.

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she was completely flesh and Blood but with a metal skeleton.....basically.......she was wolverine

[stonergoth187]

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Last_Words wrote:
xD Maybe. She had a human brain as far as I could remember though.

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this

[Last_Words]

Then how did she interface with the XGP?

[Last_Words]

That was a good episode xD

[zombifiedalien]

ah melfina she was quite something.

[mochi]

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Last_Words wrote:
Then how did she interface with the XGP?

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robotic skeleton

[mochi]

P.s..........why, has this Outlaw star folder suddenly exploded with life?..............for that matter.......why do the ASMB's still have an Outlaw star folder, AS hasn't shown Outlaw star in almost 15 years

[stonergoth187]

because we effin need it

srsly though, i have come to the conclusion that if i can see outlaw star again with televised interuptions (like the good old days) then maybe there is hope

i really think outlaw star can pull it off

15 years is time enough, a good amount of us were kids back then

[mochi]

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stonergoth187 wrote:

because we effin need it

srsly though, i have come to the conclusion that if i can see outlaw star again with televised interuptions (like the good old days) then maybe there is hope

i really think outlaw star can pull it off

15 years is time enough, a good amount of us were kids back then

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you're being too Optimistic, I've been hoping and praying for another Toonami ever since Cartoon Network Cancelled it, but to be Blunt, it's never going to happen, the Anime industry in America is dead, stick a fork in it, done, I wish that weren't the case, but unfortunately it is

[stonergoth187]

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mochi wrote:

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stonergoth187 wrote:

because we effin need it

srsly though, i have come to the conclusion that if i can see outlaw star again with televised interuptions (like the good old days) then maybe there is hope

i really think outlaw star can pull it off

15 years is time enough, a good amount of us were kids back then

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you're being too Optimistic, I've been hoping and praying for another Toonami ever since Cartoon Network Cancelled it, but to be Blunt, it's never going to happen, the Anime industry in America is dead, stick a fork in it, done, I wish that weren't the case, but unfortunately it is

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i'm optimistic about the anime in general ^.^

[Last_Words]

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mochi wrote:

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stonergoth187 wrote:

because we effin need it

srsly though, i have come to the conclusion that if i can see outlaw star again with televised interuptions (like the good old days) then maybe there is hope

i really think outlaw star can pull it off

15 years is time enough, a good amount of us were kids back then

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you're being too Optimistic, I've been hoping and praying for another Toonami ever since Cartoon Network Cancelled it, but to be Blunt, it's never going to happen, the Anime industry in America is dead, stick a fork in it, done, I wish that weren't the case, but unfortunately it is

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Or it's more alive than ever because a large portion of anime fans discovered torrents and stream sites, meaning more anime is being watched in America than ever before.

It's just not getting paid for, so I'd say it's more like anime in american television is dead.

[Last_Words]

Popular demand here on the boards is what it seems like to me.

[mochi]

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Last_Words wrote:

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mochi wrote:

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stonergoth187 wrote:

because we effin need it

srsly though, i have come to the conclusion that if i can see outlaw star again with televised interuptions (like the good old days) then maybe there is hope

i really think outlaw star can pull it off

15 years is time enough, a good amount of us were kids back then

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you're being too Optimistic, I've been hoping and praying for another Toonami ever since Cartoon Network Cancelled it, but to be Blunt, it's never going to happen, the Anime industry in America is dead, stick a fork in it, done, I wish that weren't the case, but unfortunately it is

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Or it's more alive than ever because a large portion of anime fans discovered torrents and stream sites, meaning more anime is being watched in America than ever before.

It's just not getting paid for, so I'd say it's more like anime in american television is dead.

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when people start pirating it it kills the industry, nobody is making money off of it, so they stop bringing it overseas, eventually Pirating will be the only way anyone can watch anime

[Last_Words]

Or the big greedy companies will have to find another way to make money
off of their product while maintaining the ease and comfort of stream sites,
not all of which are even illegal. >_>

[BUU8800]

The ending to the series is practically begging for a continuation anyway to the point that I wished there was one, but it obviously hasn't happened.

[Last_Words]

They totally did leave it open for new adventures and challenges,

but it was just a ace in the hole in case the show did a lot better

than it did, apparently.