The person who introduced me to anime and manga started me off with Sohryuden. (Hajime, the eldest brother, will be my answer for day #3.)
After watching and enjoying Sohryuden, I rented whatever was available from the local video stores. I lived in a good area for that: even though it was mostly Appleseed and Vampire Hunter D, they also had Kizuna. Then it was fansubs (also introduced by the person in the first sentence), then raws rented from the Japanese grocery store in SJ.
This was very useful, thanks. Saturday, I was wondering what I used to do to fill my time before Simming. I had forgotten how active anime and manga required you to be before commercial translations. Not only did I have to participate in fannish communities online, I had to leave the house to get tapes. (OMG! videotape!)
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After watching and enjoying Sohryuden, I rented whatever was available from the local video stores. I lived in a good area for that: even though it was mostly Appleseed and Vampire Hunter D, they also had Kizuna. Then it was fansubs (also introduced by the person in the first sentence), then raws rented from the Japanese grocery store in SJ.
This was very useful, thanks. Saturday, I was wondering what I used to do to fill my time before Simming. I had forgotten how active anime and manga required you to be before commercial translations. Not only did I have to participate in fannish communities online, I had to leave the house to get tapes. (OMG! videotape!)