Kimi no na wa / Your Name

>>151144074
>Your Rope
What

>>151144116
Nawa = rope

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>your rope

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20161215-the-10-best-films-of-2016

I'm glad it showed up at least.

Gonna post some interviews with Shinkai
>INTERVIEWER
From early on you’ve attracted international press attention as the “next Miyazaki Hayao.”

>SHINKAI
My debut was back in 2002, when Voices of a Distant Star was screened at the Tollywood mini-theater in Tokyo’s Shimokitazawa district. It was just a short, self-produced 25-minute movie, but it was issued on DVD and sold overseas as well. I think the first time I was actually invited to speak abroad was at Comicon in San Diego. Since then I’ve been invited to events in various countries every time I release a new work. I’ve been called “the new Miyazaki” or “Japan’s next-generation anime creator” overseas for the last decade, but I think that’s mostly because people in other countries think of Japanese animation as being just Miyazaki–san and then everybody else.

And one more thing. The Miyazaki works that people know abroad and my own works are very different in style. I depict the local world of Japan. My backgrounds are full of Japanese traffic lights, Japanese vending machines, commuter train lines like the Saikyō Line, everyday buildings around Tokyo. I think it’s because my “touch” is so different from the worldview and imagery you see in Studio Ghibli works that I’ve been lucky enough to register as a “next-generation” director.

Even today, though, I think I’m still perceived overseas as something of a cult figure that people who are into niche or relatively unknown works can enjoy. So for instance, even if Your Name is a hit overseas and pushes up my audience figures, the core essence of my work is not going to change. That’s why I personally don’t think my works are going to reach a different kind of audience in the future than they have already.

>>151144284
>INTERVIEWER
Are you always consciously trying to create something “local”?

>SHINKAI
I can’t draw anything with a sense of reality if it doesn’t come from a place I’m connected to with my own two feet. I can show Tokyo, this city that’s the stage for my own daily life, in a way that is just slightly different from the Tokyo that the 30 million people living in the greater Tokyo metropolitan area know themselves. Or to take another example, the little mountain town in Your Name where Mitsuha (the heroine) has grown up is fictional, but I can imbue it with the reality of the landscapes of Koumi in Nagano Prefecture, the town where I grew up.

I was born and raised in a place 1,000 meters above sea level. It’s surrounded by towering mountains like Yatsugatake, the winds are strong, and the skies are wonderfully expressive. The Nobeyama Radio Observatory is close by, and the stars are gorgeous. Since there was nothing else to look at in the countryside where I grew up, I used to spend an hour or two almost every day just looking at the sky and trying to capture it in watercolor. So the skies in my movies have been shaped by those in the mountain country of Shinshū.

>>151144284
>>151144320
I'm glad he's sticking with local imagery of Japan. The art of Tokyo in Your Name was absolutely stunning.

>>151144320
>INTERVIEWER
What kind of anime influenced you when you were a boy?

>SHINKAI
Since we lived in the country, when I was a child we could only pick up three TV channels, the NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) general channel, the NHK educational channel, and one commercial station. I watched Sekai Meisaku Gekijō (World Masterpiece Theater) [a 1960s anime series both Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli director Takahata Isao worked on early in their careers] and NHK shows like Nirusu no fushigi na tabi (The Wonderful Adventures of Nils) and Miyazaki’s Mirai shōnen Konan (Future Boy Conan). When I was in high school I really loved director Anno Hideaki’s Fushigi no umi no Nadia (Nadia: the Secret of Blue Water). I’d say Nadia influenced me a lot.

But the movie that affected me the most was Miyazaki’s Tenkū no Shiro Rapyuta (Castle in the Sky). Back when I was in my first or second year of junior high school, Castle in the Sky was the first movie for which I traveled more than two hours on the train to Ueda and paid with my own money to see at the theater. I was entranced. I was amazed that there could be anything in the world as interesting as that movie.

>>151144074
Seriously, I don't know about other countries but in Thailand, the good chunk of that grossing came from rewatching. I don't know why but even now we only have one cinema that screen this movie with only one timeslot, those people (me included) still keep watching it. And this cinema has decided to extend the screening period for two times already.

>>151144376
>INTERVIEWER
You studied Japanese literature in Tokyo at Chūō University, and your first job was with a video game company. At what point did you decide to become an anime director?

>SHINKAI
Throughout my student life I kept on searching for something that I wanted to do in the future, but nothing came up, and I was starting to get antsy. I took the employment exams at several companies, just groping around, and in the end I joined Nihon Falcom. Ever since I was little I’d liked to draw pictures, think up stories, things like that. It seemed like video games was creative work, and I thought that could be interesting.

While I was working at Falcom I was drawn more and more to actually making up my own stories, and creating the video imagery myself. After five years I quit and produced Voices of a Distant Star on my own. It was incredibly fun and some people watched it, so I thought to myself, “maybe I can make a living doing this.”

Yet even after I’d made my next movie, the feature-length The Place Promised to Us in Our Early Days, and even after the shorter 5 Centimeters Per Second, I still wasn’t fully convinced that directing anime was the work I was most suited for. It was around that time that I was contacted by the Japan Foundation about taking part in a workshop in the Middle East on digital animation production, so I accepted. And then I figured, well, if I’m going to the Middle East I might as well try living overseas for a bit, so after the workshop was over I enrolled in a language school in London. I’d only intended to spend half a year there, but it turned into a year and a half.

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>>151144074
Fucking hell. Is this real? i can't believe i'm alive to witness this

>>151144435
>INTERVIEWER
Was that first experience living abroad a turning point?

>SHINKAI
While I was in London I met lots of people who knew my movies. There were people who knew them at the school itself, and there were other times when people would just start talking to me about them in coffee shops. One time when I went to the barbershop, the barber himself said, “I know you!” and told me he’d bought DVDs of my anime. Everyone told me how much they liked my work. I’d been to get-togethers for fans at film festivals before then, but this was the first time I really learned first hand that there were people out there who were just watching my movies as they went about their daily lives.

But at the same time, I was also feeling, “here I am, I’m 35 years old, I’m not a Londoner, I don’t have any work, I’m not married, I’m nobody.” I was incredibly free, but at the same time I had this uneasy feeling that there was nothing under my feet. It was in the midst of this state of mind, feeling that I just had to grab on to something, anything, that the first contours of the feeling that I wanted to write stories began to solidify. So while I was still living in London I started writing the screenplay for my next movie, and when I finished it I came back home. That was the screenplay for Children Who Chase Lost Voices. I think that that was the point when I clearly decided that I would make my living as an anime director.

>>151144444
>Fucking hell. Is this real? i can't believe i'm alive to witness this
my exact thoughts when i saw your digits

>>151144444
>>151144552
If the post >>155555555 says Kimi no na wa will win the oscars, then the meme magic might be real.

>>151144505
>here I am, I’m 35 years old, I’m not a Londoner, I don’t have any work, I’m not married, I’m nobody
Fucking wizard.

>watch it
>its shit

Ok then.

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>>151144505
>“here I am, I’m 35 years old, I’m not a Londoner, I don’t have any work, I’m not married, I’m nobody.”
This guy had a hard life, but he still writes stories for us to watch ;_;

>>151144640
Psst, your contrarian is showing.

>>151144665
Now his life is completed, married (even tho she isn't a beauty), 1 daughter, successful in his career.

>>151144762
don't begrudge him that

>>151144074
Man, I got Shinkai'd a lot of times in the cinema.

When Taki discovered Mitsuha died 3 years ago
When Taki's phone full of Mitsuha's diary and notes starts to fade away and disappear.
When Mitsuha met Taki on the train and Taki didn't notice him.
When Mitsuha disappeared when she was about to write her name on Taki's hand
When Taki tried to write Mitsuha's name on his hand but he couldn't because he forgot already.
When Mitsuha forgot Taki's name, stumbled on the ground, saw her hand, and it said "I love you" instead of Taki's name.
When both of them passed by each other on the foot bridge.
When both of them saw each other on different trains, then a another train fucking ruined it.
Fucking Cherry Blossoms and Trains at the end scene reminding again of that 5cm ending.
When they passed each other at the stairs (I almost said "fuck you shinkai" out loud in the cinema but contained myself)

In the end, it was all worth it. Fuck you Shinkai for making me tear up for the first time on one of your movies.

>>151144786
No, I'm happy with him. He teach me a lesson that you don't need to rush getting someone to married with. Just believe in musubi.

>>151144672
Im fine with that. I was just sharing my opinion. It was a mess with plotholes jokes that werent funny and animation was nothing special. Pretty backgrounds, thats it.

>>151144881
Thanks for opinion.

>>151144899
You are welcome. I leave you to your circlejerk now.

>>151144505
>he wrote his worst film in London
>after he got back to Japan he made his masterpiece

Really makes you think

>>151144881
>animation was nothing special
It's no Ghibli movie, but surely you would've noticed the movie had some good character animation?

>>151144505
>INTERVIEWER
Your Name puts more emphasis on entertainment than your previous works. Was it a very different production environment from what you were used to?

>SHINKAI
I produced my debut work, Voices of a Distant Star, entirely on my own. For all my other works since that, I’d been working in my own studio with my own small staff. With Your Name, however, more people were involved than ever before, and some had plenty of star power of their own. It was my first experience working with, for instance, a popular band like Radwimps, in a way that was very close to being a collaboration.

Our team of animators was also first class. I think any fan of Japanese anime will be stunned when they see the credits. Our character designer, Tanaka Masayoshi, works mainly in TV anime, and has a solid fan base of his own. Our animation director, Andō Masashi, is one of the great figures in the anime world. At Studio Ghibli he was supervising animator for both Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away. Other people with different roots were good enough to join in as well, people from animation companies like Production I.G. and Shaft.

>>151144840
ah sorry, i'm used to spite and pessimism here.

i feel the same way.

>>151144376
Guess Mitsuha's perspective of country life was closer to his perspective than Taki's. And here I thought Taki was his mouthpiece about people from the country.

>>151144444
The quint magic is real

>>151144994
children who chase lost voices is great

>>151144881
>animation was nothing special.
>Animation director, Andō Masashi that worked on Your name, is one of the great figures in the anime world. At Studio Ghibli he was supervising animator for both Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away

You had me rolling there but you were dumb enough to not do your own research.

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>>151144552
>my post got quads

It's all thanks to Yayaka and meme magic!

>>151145099
I dont care about whoever that guy is, the animation was people walking and talking, it was not interesting, this could and probably should have been a live action movie

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>>151144074
There are no cinemas showing it here, I don't even think there are any showings of it in all of Norway.

>>151144918
Not him but
>thread about news of a movie
>circlejerk

>>151145011
>INTERVIEWER
One thing all of your works have in common, from the very first up through Your Name, is the way in which—at the same time that they’re depicting the painful longings and separation between people—they are imbued with an almost cosmic breadth.

>SHINKAI
The nature of relationships between individuals, the relationship of feelings, was the single biggest theme of my adolescence. Why do we fall in love with someone? Why doesn’t that person we love love us back? They were these totally commonplace concerns, but to my adolescent self they were a vast mystery, like the mystery of the very cosmos itself.

Even today, when I’m married and have a child of my own, there are still moments when I suddenly feel that same bewilderment I felt when I was an adolescent. I think that this distance, this gap between people’s feelings, is something I will keep on depicting as one of my themes in the future.

And one more thing. Back in my youth I used to muse about why I was born, and what was the one role that only I could play. I wanted to feel that my own life was not just emptiness, that—even if it was only for an instant in the great current of time—my life was connected to a greater destiny. I don’t believe in any specific religion, but that feeling may be a sensation close to believing in a god. So given all that, I do have a desire to write stories that can bind together that tiny scale of one individual’s feelings and the vast scale of the cosmos and the stars.

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>>151145208
>the animation was people walking and talking, it was not interesting,
>the animation is bad because it's not interesting.
Flawless logic you got there. Go back to your Naruto, One Piece, Bleach and Jojo.

>>151145208
>good character animation is not interesting
kys my man

Finally watched it today.
It's nice, but I'll put it below Kotonoha no Niwa.
This is actually my first time watching anime on big screens and I feel kinda disappointed that the color are kinda washed out or not as sharp as I used to watch on my toaster. Is it because I already used to watch BD release with their color sharpened?

>>151145208
>WHERE'S THE AKSHUN AND THE FIGHTAN
4chan is an 18+ site, kid

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>>151145208
This bait is 3/10 /a/, what are you doing

>>151145391
The Blurays will always look better than the cinema release. No need to be disappointed since you watched the inferior version of the movie.

But the experience of watching it first time in the cinemas will always be better.

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Complete Timeline

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Doujins when?

>>151145458
Nice work /a/non, but you forgot to put the scene where Mitsuha went to see Taki in Tokyo.

Friendly reminder that by the end, for all intents and purposes, Mitsuha is a cake creep chasing after a kid fresh out of college

>>151145558
The Taki that she remembers was the same age as her though not the younger version.

>>151145558
Come on, the age gap isn't that big.

>>151145265
Travel to London and watch it there. Some German /a/non already did it.

>>151145545
Oh right, I should put it in for completion. I'll wait for some more feedback (if there is one).

Its dead in the Philippines

>>151145270
>INTERVIEWER
You’ve also written some novels. Do you want to put your energy into writing more fiction in the future?

>SHINKAI
At this point in time I’m just writing novelizations of my own movies, and I’ve never once thought that I have any intrinsic value as a novelist. I think people have been good enough to read my books just because I made the anime. But I do like to read and write fiction. In fact, I spend more time reading fiction than I do watching films or anime. So I do want to someday write a novel for its own sake. But I also have a stronger feeling that I have to create works that my audience truly wants. Maybe what I am needed for, right here and now, really is animation after all.

>Source:(Originally published in Japanese on December 5, 2016. Interview and text by Itakura Kimie and Katō Megumi of Nippon.com.)

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>>151145449
Well, since this a Makoto Shinkai anime, I was expecting the same glorious pink cherry blossom I've seen from 5 cm/s and those nice visuals of Tokyo from Kotonoha no Niwa.

Also, is there any cat in the movie? All I remember is that doge that following Tessie.

>>151145474
MODS

>>151145733
A friend told me the cinema in megamall was half-filled this afternoon. Rip meme magic.

Is this ever getting a wide(r) release in the U.S.?

>>151146008
Yeah, Funi said they are planning a wider release next year.

>>151145874
A lot of idiots were proud they watched it in kissanime.

Source: FB

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>>151144074
>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Because POLAND STRONK AND DON'T NEED CHINESE GAY CARTOONS

Also one of our potato eaters drawn all backgrounds for it so it must suck

>>151144074
>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Because it's doesn't ir in my 3rd world country

There's no way this is better than KnK.

>>151146239
Which one?

>>151146239
Kyoani poorly handle the story and characters. I'd better stay with manga.

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>>151145458
>>151145545
Okay then, TL ver.1.1

>>151144074
because it's not screened here
FUCKING KILL ME

>>151146239
Kyoani fucked up the adaptation. If you read the manga better stay away from it. The only good thing about it is the sound track.

>>151144074
>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Because this shitty country still thinks animation is for little children and only pixar/disney crap gets screenings. I managed not to watch the shitty 480p torrent but I don't know how long I'll last.

Is this the first time Shinkai made a film with a good ending?

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>>151146433
Yeah, after watching all the bad ends of Shinkai movies. This is probably the one that was send by the gods through musubi and heals my broken heart.

>>151146162
this

>>151145650
Maybe if I win the lottery in the next days

>>151146100
tfw people actually believe the streaming sites have the HD version

>>151146476
Anon, they only asked for each other's name without a single memory of the time they spent together. They could very fell decide to split when one thinks the other's breath stinks.

post yfw YN-009

So the teacher is from garden of words right?

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AAAAAAAAAA THIS FUCKING MOVIE IS SELLING LIKE HOTCAKES AND GETTING GOOD REVIEWS BUT IT PROBABLY WILL NEVER BE RELEASED IN MY COUNTRY
FUCK LIVING A THIRLD WORLD SHITHOLE

>>151146586
Yeah, it's also the same VA which is HanaKana.

>>151146586
Maybe it's not exactly her but yeah.

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>>151144074
>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?

Because I'm not a mindless young adult sheep who watches things because of hype and that prevailing social attitudes suggest one must do so.

>>151147042
Wait a second, lemme go fetch my fedora so I can tip it to you

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>>151146152
>baby shinkai

>>151145874
Gateway had even less. I just watched it earlier

>watching anime in theater for the first time
>scene with Mitsuha's tits and pantsu
>hand automatically gravitates towards crotch
>remember i'm not alone
>try to play it cool by doing some arm stretches

>>151146239
>forced tearjerker bait made with less time and passion
>better

>>151146595
no space patrol no cry

>>151146586
People keep saying it's her but we don't know for sure.

>>151145874
Has any movie ever filled cinemas here for more than the first few days? I'm just happy it got shown here at all.

>>151147042
Careful with that edge son.

>>151144074
>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Every time I go on the catalog I get reminded that this is only going to screen as a dub after waiting a year for it.
Fucking hanging myself with this rope.

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>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?

Because I'm in America and no theaters except for LA fucking show it

>>151147527
Maybe it's worth the trip.

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Fuck it. I'll dump some semi-official art here.
Started with this one, Album Jacket for Kamishiraishi Mone (Mitsuha VA), debut mini album 'Choucho'.
Draw by Tanaka Masayoshi, Original character design.

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Tanaka again, this picture was used as a lockscreen for Shinkai's Iphone.

>>151147548
Is this on nyaa? I like her cover of Nandemonaiya, she has a nice voice.

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>>151147597
I don't know, but yeah she has a nice foundation, and a room to improve.
This is from an animator staff to celebrate big hit.

>>151147579
Possibly the only way I would feel comfortable having an anime wallpaper on my phone would if I was an anime director.

>>151147674
https://www.nyaa.se/?page=view&tid=857275

Found it

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Thank you for hard work from Tanaka to Shinkai.
The left pic is from Z-kai advertisement. Their first co-working.

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Newtype cover, (Keit-Ai meme) by Tanaka.

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Fanart from Tanaka.
These two are very relaxing being together. (Which we didn't saw in the movie)

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Premiere screening or something.

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From animator.

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Promotional art after 20 billion yen.

>>151147312
Maybe last Saturday or Sunday? Can anyone confirm.

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Promotional art by Tanaka

>>151148100
DAT
ONE
SCENE

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Cinema poster

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>>151148185
Flipped.

>>151148185
why is taki like 1000 feet tall

oh god make it stop

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>>151148230
Perspective done wrong.
Mini 3ha by Tanaka.

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Mini tkkn by Tanaka

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>>151146152

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And lastly, mini tomboy 3ha.

>>151148134
A post in an earlier thread said Friday. Sunday had only more than a handful in places.

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>>151146239
>a truncated adaptation with shit pacing that fans of the original manga unanimously hated
>better than anything

>>151144074
Because I'm living in a Muslim shit hole called Germany.

>>151149050
That's no excuse. I live in a Muslim shithole called London and I've seen it 5 times.

>>151149101
There are no screenings in here, though.

>>151149101
London is probably the only country in Europe that airs it though.

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>>151149134
>London
>country in Europe

>>151149050
>getting Kizumonogatari III first
>getting In this Corner of the World first
>getting the Milky Holmes movie first

>>151149165
>>151149167
damn

>>151144074
>it comes to Spain
>they´re gonna put some cheap dub
Well at least i have subs.

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>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/
Yeah why I wonder.

>movie is about time controlling sushi

>>151148471
>>151146152
>>151148994
Go back to where you came from.

>>151146595
Where do you live anon-kun?

>>151145099
Fuck off sakugatards. The animation was average, nothing compared to OPM's final episode

>>151146586
Yes it's her. Shinkai confirmed it. Kana Hanazawa even reprised her role.

>>151150880
Recollection scene was amazing and powerful.

>www.bbc.com/culture/story/20161215-the-10-best-films-of-2016
Bongs love this film it would seem.

>>151144074
Of couse it's doing well it's Shinkai

>>151151060
thank you based kermode

>>151144819
>When they passed each other at the stairs (I almost said "fuck you shinkai" out loud in the cinema but contained myself)

I'm pretty sure he was thinking "one last time you fucks" or something when he wrote that.

Still I think it made sense why the two of them did that. I think they were too overwhelmed at that moment.

>>151148134
>>151148587

Far as I know it was packed in the weekend because there was a Toycon(?) or something? Dunno.

I watched it with my brother at opening night, last show (11:30pm), was mid-packed if that makes sense.

I understood a lot of the "why this happened" scenes in the movie except for one. This i don't really understand why it was that way.

Why did Taki not write his name during Kataware-doki and instead wrote "I love you"? I am also pretty sure Mitsuha was looking at her hand when he was writing that one.

Aside from that all the other "happenings" made sense. This was the only one I don't understand. Can someone explain?

>>151151060

It seems that Shinkai has a bit of a cult following in the UK, if his own words are anything to go by. >>151144505

>>151151519
maybe he thought it'd get magically erased anyway?

>>151151519
Because it would've just disappeared. Just like the messages in his phone.

Imagine if Shinkai released 5cm/s (with properly constructed continuations instead of per episode storytelling) after Your Name.

I'm pretty sure there will be a riot or something.

What happened to the Taki (in his own body) who went into the ridge and the circumstances of that bad end timeline? He just forgot about it and the village was still not saved?

>>151145733
That's expected since anyone that cared enough already watched it somewhere else than a movie theater.

Only ones that are watching it right now are those who have either the spare cash to watch it again in a movie theater (considering this is the Philippines, not that many are willing to waste cash just to watch something again) and those that are intrigued by it from social media posts (which is not that many - if you're not already a weeb, there's not a chance you would see this).

>>151151776
forever alone ending

Do people actually go to theaters to watch anime? I could never imagine myself doing that. Always wait for bluray

>>151145874
>>151147121

Are they going to show it on IMAX in January?

I want a bigger screen to watch it again on.

>>151151884
Yeah we do. Because we don't care what other people think about us when going to the cinema. Because I'm pretty damn sure they don't care either. No one gives a fuck.

>>151151884

I did, and had a good time. I wish I could go and see more Anime on a really big screen, but we're pretty far out here.

>>151151884
why not? it's not like you often get a chance. plus, if you're that self conscious, the staff doesn't give a fuck, and this movie in particular is normalfag friendly, so you can pass as one - in the uk, the guy selling me the ticket complimented me over choosing this over star wars, said it's an amazing movie, and he looked like a normalfag college kid

>>151151884
Why wait 6 months for a Blu-ray when I can watch it now?

>>151144074
because it's not in my area ;-;

>>151144074
some food for thought:
>>151151905
>>151151905

>>151144074
>Mr. Rope breaking records
What's new?

It's not available in my city, guess I just have to pirate it.

Would Mitsuha look better if she had the tomboy ponytail, but it was tied with a red rope?

>>151147196
But her tits weren't even visible. Mysterious Light-san saw to that.

>>151151884
>Do people actually go to theaters to watch anime?
It's my first time watching in theater since I became a NEET three years ago. Anime on top of that. I had to really adjust to watch alongside other people (even though it's like half-empty since it premiered in December 7). I think it's strange how cinema works, really. You watch together, but you have to maintain the illusion that you watch alone and stop caring about others' existence (unless shit happens). Your eyes are glued into the screen and the screen becomes your eyes instead. Maybe it's great if you watch it alongside your friends or partners, but that is something I unfortunately couldn't do and you wouldn't even concentrate as well as if you watch alone anyway.

One family of three came in, turned out it's the mom who was really glued to her seat and kept watching. The kid kept asking his dad because he couldn't understood the film, meanwhile dad kept coming back and forth from the outside like it's his personal theater or something. Others are a group of five high schoolers who obviously got and two groups of young partners; they were all got Shinkai'd and gasping like almost nearly every emotional scenes.

The rest are single male otaku who some of them have already watched it. One of them sat two seats on my right, probably a high schooler. He brought his friend and then spoiled the story to him. He brought up how Kimi no Na Wa had 9+ ratings in whatever anime site he frequented (probably MAL). Then, he name-dropped the director's name, saying that the kind of anime Makoto Shinkai made are not superheroes shit, but deep and artsy ones (I almost kekked at that). He basically made a point that there exists anime like this instead of typical battle shonen, and also name-dropping Ghibli and Spirited Away too. What a lad.

Everyone laughed at the body-swapping joke and other jokes and stuffs. Some cried at the sad and happy scenes, usually girls. They seemed to enjoy it very much.

>>151154931
Also, I watched it because /a/ couldn't stop talking about it.

>>151146334
So was 9/2 not an outright swap, given that 9/5 seems to be Mitsuha's first time playing the role of Taki? (Although she talks about having weird dreams right before that)

>>151144444
checked

>>151144444
Stupid Yayaka, wasting quads in other people's Pure Illusion. Go back to your own anime.

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>>151154440
Mitsuha is great no matter what.

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>>151155260
7/10 7/10 3/10 5/10
9/10 9/10

>>151155260
Of course, but she can be even better.

>>151154931
>The kid kept asking his dad because he couldn't understood the film, meanwhile dad kept coming back and forth from the outside like it's his personal theater or something
I had a few people doing this at my second viewing, like how hard is it to get all the food you need and empty your bladder and bowels before the movie begins?

People really lose their creativity when they finally have a fulfilling life, huh?

>>151155308
Mitsuha!

Just saw it in theater in France

It was absolutely terrific

So gorgeous

>>151155308
the shittest of tastes

http://news.nicovideo.jp/watch/nw2556746?news_ref=video_ranking

Anyone speak Jap?

It looks like the article is about Shinkai responding to hater comments and criticisms regarding to his movie.

>>151144074
Every week it gets harder and harder to hold off for a BD rip.

Barely holding on at this rate. I want to experience only the finest visuals Shinkai has to offer, and no theaters within a few hundred miles have aired it.

Feelsbadman.

>>151155308
I want to take a long, hard sniff of her panties.

Did those two didn't recognize each other because history has been changed so much that the present/future has been affected drastically for them?

(You know, change the past, change the future, etc.)

>>151155175
But its quints you mongoloid

>>151146586

HOLY SHIT

>>151151776
No i think the village was saved thanks to him. But maybe because the past has been changed so much that Taki and Mitsuha probably ended up forgetting each other, or like haven't even met (probably wrong on that one)

They knew that they forgot something important though. So its kind of like a time change scenario (kill your parents in their teens, you were never born later on, etc..)

Still gave feels

>>151146152
>STRONK

wat dis hav tu d00 wit tha animu?

If only this shitty film wouldnt have botched the a last 40 minutes. Excluding the insert songs, the first 60ish minutes were probably the most I've enjoyed myself watching a movie in years. To truly enjoy the last 40 minutes one has to completely shut down, though.

OST is pretty great, though. Especially when you associate the songs the with the events. Some of them made me shed tears for almost a week straight when I first listened to them on loop.

This is literally a rip-off of The Lake House.

>>151160905
Lake house has Irekawatteru!?! elements? Interesting. I would give a try once.

>>151160132
They didn't recognize each other because dreams fade all to easily after you wake up.

>>151144074
But I did watch it

It was pretty good. Third act dragged but it got to a good place

I watched this last night and am honestly failing to see what is so great. Yes, it has good animation. Yes, it's charming in a way. But it's not even interesting. The second act is a fucking drag to get through and there is barely a resolution, even less an explanation of how everyone got out of the village. It's not that fucking good.

>>151160808
Exactly. If they hadn't made it about saving everyone's lives and had just made it a simple rom-com, it would have been so much better.

>>151161839
so it was a dream after all? not a literal bodyswap through time?

Confused. Explain how Mitsuha is living then

>>151162001
This.

Animation is the only thing that impresses me the most, others are mediocre at average and good at best.

>>151151776
>>151160132
>>151160374
They met in the way that could possibly happened, they changed the past, and more importantly, Taki bring back Mitsuha from that underworld boundary (remember what grandma said?). Forgetting their precious memories would be a price they need to pay. Even so, they chose to challenge to world that separate them. That's why they still have yearned feeling for each other.

>>151162293
Those swapping was dream-like experience. It happened. But they will eventually forget it. And also, see
>>151162339

>>151162339
>remember what grandma said?
Why would they make an important plot detail said by the most boring aspect of the show in the most boring way possible?

>>151162554
To make the loss has more impact?

>>151151776
Just pretend there is no more bad end timeline.

>>151162554
They also had him repeat "beyond here is the underworld" before he crossed the water.

>>151155068
I don't think so, she said she dreamt being someone else, that means swapping happened. But how no one in Taki side did not noticed is still unanswered. (But there is an answer in Q&A interview, which has no scanlation yet)

>>151146334
What are the words in the topic fields of the diary entries left on the 5th, the 7th, and the 9th that signify a swap occurred the day?

>>151151451
In the Philippines it was packed at weekends. Im gonna go watch the final screening with my sister today.

>>151163447
9/5 Tokyo Life
9/7 Tokyo Life2
First time Omotesandou Panini heaven!
9/9 Tokyo Life3
Odaiba aquarium with the two guys
9/12 Tokyo Life4
Visit to Father’s work place Kasumigaseki!

Is there a showing near Seattle?

Nation-wide release after Oscar.

>>151164309
Presumably more boring on the 2013 side?

>>151165796
Can't help it since Taki is a boy. His diary would be less fancy, more straight to business.
9/5
THE rural life
9/7
THE rural life2
9/9
THE rural life3
9/12
THE rural life4

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Your Name First draft.
It ended at Katawaredoki.

I would but no theaters in my shithole I showing it and I can't be bothered to go to Italy to watch it in an italian sub I'll barely understand.

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>>151166204
>It ended at Katawaredoki

>>151163218
Maybe if we're lucky Funi will translate it and include it in the BDs (hahahahaha)

>>151160808
>not enjoying the spectacle of the everything blowing up everywhere forever comet

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>>151149353
Are you implying I don't have any friends because that's how you imply I don't have any friends.

>>151160808
>last 40 minutes
When did it start to go downhill for you?

>>151166328
Yeah, That's the Shinkai'd ending that every one wants, right? Imagine the actual film end after pen dropped.

>>151166790
Between Taki entering the cave and Mitsuha leaving the cave being Taki. There is such a disconnect between the first and the second half its unreal. The relationships established in the first half are borderline irrelevant in the second. The train scene makes no sense. The ending is drawn out way too much. And so many other things that simply dont add up, like, at all. The first 60 minutes were great because it was a light hearted story with changing environments, while the last 30-40 minutes are just a bunch of scenes that hardly even make sense and, at least to me, cant even be explained with "lol just enjoy the ride XD".

The dramatic way she is pushed off a fucking train as if she fell into a blackhole, the fact that she returns home being sad for no reason whatsoever, the fact that Taki knows that they'll forget each others name but still decides to write down something else, the fact that the father realizes that its not Mitsuha yet has such a hard time believing the story Taki tells, the fact that grandma realizes that its Taki yet neither believe nor helps him and a shit ton of other things like them not realizing the that they are from different timelines (even though using fucking phones that have the date on the home screen). Simply created such an immense disconnect for me that I almost got angry at all the wasted potential.

>>151167019
I don't blame you anon. And I don't think you would bother reading the explanation either. It's creator's duty to suspense your disbelief and make the movie reasonable to the audiences. I would just tell you that there are quite plausible explanation for almost all that.

>>151167019
Great, now reading your comment has also made me upset about the squandered potential.

But if what we really liked was just the first 60 minutes, does that mean that what we all really wanted was just Keit-Ai?

>>151167170
Even though having all these flaws, the second half still made me "feel". I am in tears every time I listen to the last minute of Mitsuba no Theme. Doesnt change the fact that I wish they had made different decisions, or at least made certain parts a bit more believable. The train scene, while emotional and cute at the same time, is a turn of event I will never understand.

>>151167019
>pushed off a train
It was her stop, and she can't miss it because the trains to Itomori only run twice a day.

>>151167303
Sounds like I need to go grab me the ost

You guys think Kimi no Na Wa will get to 400m $ dollars when it is released in the west?

>>151167332
So why dont the people just stop walking when two kids are yelling at each other? Why doesnt Taki just leave the train with her? Why doesnt he leave the train on the next stop and tries to find her? Why does she return home, being all sad and even having her hair cut, even though Taki having showed interest? The list goes on and on. I am sure will be able to find some convenient explanation for all these things, but that doesnt change the fact that the turn of events is rather illogical.

>>151167343
Has a few really good songs so its definitely worth pirating.

>>151167303
>>151167532

It's normal for her to be that sad. She messed up when she planned a date with senpai, just to realized that she would lose Taki to senpai if the date succeeded. So, she slept crying. At this point, her tied with Taki started to disappear because the possibility of Taki dating with senpai, plus Taki was woked by granma forcefully pull them out from swapping.
Mitsuha then woke up crying again, and desperately went to Tokyo to meet with Taki. It's like when you are on the verge of losing your love one to your competitor. She bring that feeling to Tokyo, even they hadn't actually met before. But she has some hope in her heart that they will know each other since they were in each other body. But when she actually met him, he couldn't remember her. That's enough to crush her heart. And that's why Taki in Mitsuha ran on the mountain crying because he realized he hurt Mitsuha feelings. When the train stop, you can't really stop walking even there are two kids yelling. And for Taki at that time, Mitsuha is just a weirdo who he interested at the last second.

>>151167532
>So why dont the people just stop walking when two kids are yelling at each other?
Ain't no train gonna stop for that shit, we got a schedule to keep

>Why doesnt Taki just leave the train with her?
He had no real reason to

>Why doesnt he leave the train on the next stop and tries to find her?
He had no real reason to

>Why does she return home, being all sad and even having her hair cut, even though Taki having showed interest?
oboetenai

>>151167150
It's kinda true that it's all over the place though, and was directed as such probably in order evoke cheap emotion within the spectator's mind. The tension drop at the end, back into the dreamy normal pace was probably made like that so that it can be rewatched and still be fresh. Like an endless cycle of escapism, so you can still 'feel good' every time you rewatch it. The movie is not only aesthetically questionable and logically unsound (as people already criticized it), but is also ethically wrong and not educational. Yet, people still think that Makoto Shinkai is the master of subtle juxtapositioned symbolism or something like that, when it barely has any substance at all as they got wasted and are only superficially utilized in such manner to evoke equally shallow sentimentalism (and J-pop, of course). If this is the next big thing, then the current of anime trend will degenerate toward shitty snorefest youth drama with "cool" fantasy/sci-fi elements in it. He perpetuates the prevalent stupidity, the longing of youth and shit like that, instead of banishing them.

Cheap shallow flick only good for entertainment purpose.

>>151167915
> people still think that Makoto Shinkai is the master of subtle juxtapositioned symbolism or something like that

Seriously, who will ever think like that? Shinkai is famous from his simple, realism tone of story. I think you might confuse him with Miyazaki or Anno.

>If this is the next big thing
lol no. The industry will still pander the niche market as ever. It haven't go anywhere since Miyazaki.

>>151167915
What did you think of 5 cm then? The same kind of adult angst and longing for youth is portrayed there, and not in a positive way. The ending doesn't reward the guy's wallowing, instead forcing him to move on from his past.

>>151167019
Come on, anon.
Even teen girls could answer why Mitsuha was so sad after the train.
Have you ever love someone?

>>151168274
>literally questioning why emotionally stunted manchildren on /a/ can't understand the train scene

>>151168274
She wasnt really rejected, thats the thing. Had she snuck that ribbon into his pocket then fine, stuff would have made sense. But the way it was written it simply didnt. The entire scene was nothing but cheap, forced drama and while emotional still created a massive disconnect.

>>151168315
Please speak for yourself, apologist.

>>151168367
>You never got your future wife, to go see you in your town and ask you if you remember her even thought its your first time meeting each other.
No wonder you cant feel anything emotionally implied in a scene.

>>151168367
From her perspective, she really was.
>Taki had a date with Okudera senpai who is more pretty and Taki liked her
>even tho they hadn't actually met before, she still hoped that he would knew her (reminder that they forgot almost everything after woke up from swapping)
>he didn't remember
>that's mean she has no chance to even compete with senpai

>Thatland
Fucking shithole

>>151169010
Yeah, but the tickets is quite cheap here, only around 3-4 USD. Any Western folks could live here like a billionaire with just their pensions.

How did Taki manage to never once find out the name of the town he was in?

>>151169010
Don't you mean Thai?

Sooooo, what's the eta on subs for this? I really want to watch it, but I don't know moonspeak.

>>151170407
There have been subs since July.

>>151170100
He forgot. See his face when he heard the name from Takayama-san.

>>151170407
Six months.

>>151170432

Any in anything higher that potato quality? Everything I've seen up until now is really not great. I mean I'm fine with waiting for something high quality before watching, I just want to know if there's something good out there already.

>>151170871
will 480p eng/jap sub cinema rip do? i got link if you wanna "download"

>>151145458
>tfw the movie could end many different ways depending on when you stop

>>151145817
No, mods on you

>>151145474
Soon anon, rule 34 has never been not applied to anything

>>151145630
i thought they were the same age?

>>151144819
>>151146433
>>151146476
>>151166878

Ya know, everyone is saying that this movie has a happy ending, but I still think it's bittersweet in a way. Taki had to spend 5 years with saudade, and Mitsuha had to spend 8 fucking years with that feeling cause Taki was too stupid to write his name on her palm.

They also never got to have high school sex

>>151171135
Mitsuha is 3 years older.

>>151171135
In Taki's timeline, mitsuha was already dead for 3 years when the time travel body swapping shenanigans happened. So when they saved the town and Mitsuha survived into the present, she's 3 years older than Taki.

>>151171230
Never knew that. I don't know where i got the same age thing from, but i was sure that there was no hint on my part. Only thing i know is Mitsuha swapped place with a city boy 3 years after her dead prior to Taki taking action. How does that imply that Mitsuha is older than Taki?

>>151171225
see
>>151145474
>>151171086

>>151171225
not as bad as 5cm though; that goes a long way

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I feel bad for Taki when he has to deal with Mitsuha's period, it must be a horrific experience for a guy

>>151171307
because they were the age when the body swapping happened for them, and the body swapping happened three years apart.

Plus, the death record has her at 17, and that's three years after.

>>151171357
Then does that mean when Mitsuha set out on her own to go to Tokyo to see Taki, that Taki was only 14 years old?

>>151171398
Yep.

In the end, he's 22, and she's 25.

>>151171412
She should've been a christmas cake OL for maximum HNNG.

>>151171444
she totally is though; any longer and she'd have been past expiration.

I wonder what her job is though; he's an architect

>>151171412
Oh right. Because I didn't think it through (sowwy), I can see what you said. Because in the first half of movie, with the body swapping happening when they are both the same age, i thought that they were the same age and didn't take into account that on Taki's timeline when he's bodyswapping, Mitsuha's already 20 (and dead)

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>>151144819
Yeah man, that whole movie was just so full of near misses I was exhausted by the film's end.

>>151146595
>mfw Amerikeks can't watch this movie.
California is not part of America; it's too liberal.

>>151171464
>Shinkai: With her embroidery skill learned from her granma, I think she would work as a clothes designer or patterner.

>>151144074
Haven't seen in cinema because it's not running in poor third-world countries like South Africa

What did the newspapers at the end about the meteor strike say? The weren't any subs for those. Were they suspecting the mayor of having somehow summoned the meteor there or being a prophet?

>>151171580
My showing had subs for a couple of the headlines; one was about the supposed hidden agenda of the mayor, and another was about the mysterious explosion at the substation.

>>151171580
That the town was "miraculously" conducting an evacuation drill at the moment the meteor dropped.

>>151171580
Some about Miyamizu shrine and it's mysterious history, strange happening before meteor strike, Strange things about Mitsuha's papa who used to be a folklorelist-> a priest -> a mayor.

>>151166728
Why would you need friends to watch a fucking movie?

Frankly, from what I'm seeing, this movie seems to have affected more those who have watched Shinkai's previous movies than those that haven't.

I'm pretty sure a lot of you went in feeling that you wouldn't get Shinkai'd that easily anymore.

And yet you did. You still fucking did. You guys still got Shinkai'd each and every moment there was one in the movie.

That ending was the most cathartic thing after years of watching Shinkai's movies wasn't it.

>>151172156
Not even a Shinkaifag before but rewatch thus movie for 13 times already.
Now I still don't have a courage to see all of his movie since I heard the endings were so brutal.

>>151172156
I'll freely admit 5cm made me cry, which never happens for me, and seeing that train again in Your Name only to get a happy ending instead brought me joy.

>>151166204
>tfw that's when I was most mad
I automatically assumed she failed and died again.

>>151144074
Can it do it, guys? Can it beat the mouse?

>>151172899
It all depends on US weebs now. But I don't think it could make 100-200 million in US anyway.

>>151172899
Not a chance, Oscars are won by the side with the most money and most Academy voters give no fucks about the Animated category anyway, they'll just ask their kids and vote for the fun children's movie from the mouse rather than some Chinese fuckin things that nobody ever heard of.

Plus, the Academy screener DVDs are unlikely to do the visuals justice

>>151173309
Someone Hollywood bigshot should partner up with Shinaki just like Miyazaki with Disney. That's the only way.

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>>151172899
Mouse?

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>tfw dub as soon as it releases here

>>151173372
Mickey Mouse, Disney's mascot. When we say "the mouse" we're talking about Disney, in a derogative way, because it's like a rat who won't fuck off.

>>151171580
-How the town survived.
-How it was a miracle that most people survived.
-How it was saved by the last minute by a drill evacuation to the high school.
-How there was an explosion in the power plants just prior.
-How the mayor apparently has a hidden agenda.

>>151173458
I wouldn't have a problem with Disney personally if they hadn't been singlehandedly responsible for our current fucked up situation of copyright lasting for the life of the creator plus seventy years, which is way, way longer than is necessary to make sure they profit fairly from it.

>>151173496
>>151171633
>mayor hidden agenda
How could the man possibly have any kind of agenda left? He is currently mayor of effectively a brand new lake.

>>151173521
Who knows, that was the subbed said during that portion.

I suppose people were suspicious that there happened to be an evacuation just before the comet chunk struck.

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>>151144074
>Even Star Wars can't stop it
I remember Youkai Watch beat Star Wars TFA last year. Japan refuses to buy into the artificial hype.

>>151173564
B-But muh diverse cast with a strong female character who don't need no man, and Darth Vader guise!

>>151173587
>Japan
>caring much about diversity
They think Felicity Jones is cute but beyond that, they're not wildly enthusiastic like Hollywood wants people to be.

>>151173564
YW also did it this year.

>>151173587
Pretty sure the woman would be dead a dozen times if not for veteran rebels bailing her from stupidity.
Still all those space battles and death star blowing shit up was fun. Too bad Death troopers are jobbers, I just want storm troopers who are actually competent or at least clone trooper level.

>>151172899
Mouse is undefeatable.

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>>151175337

I havent seen it because no dub yet obviously.

>>151175628
>because no dub yet obviously
Except that there were dubbed showings, unless you live in Southeast Asia, in which case why the fuck would you want a dubbed showing.

>>151144074
>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Because the theater is packed full on weekend and it's not shown anymore today ;_;

>>151175648
because the art and animation is too fucking good to look at words at the bottom of the screen the entire fucking time. I actually want to watch shit, not read a moving book.

>>151175816
Learn to speedread.

>>151175834
my eyes are shit enough as it is. It can not be helped. I'll just wait for a blu ray release anyway.

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>>151175816
>can't watch anime while reading subs at the same time

>>151147773
It's been two years, and here I am, still waiting for a fucking movie out of Cross Road.

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>>151175878
>reading subs
>EOPs

>>151175878
not everyone is cross-eyed

>>151175878
>tfw watch it too much so I don't have to look at subtitle anymore.

>>151176070
what a loser.

>>151176206
Why? I, kind of, remembered everything they said already.

>>151155260
Short hair Mitsuba a shit though.

>>151151652
I wanted surfer girl to win. ;_;

>>151146586
Yes, Taki and Mitsuha's love not only saved the village but saved sensei and the ending of the Garden of Words. Sensei is forced to go back to Tokyo after the disaster and hopefully meet her love again.

Motherfucking musubi saving the endings of Shinkai's previous animu.

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>>151176712
woah

I watched the 480p. It was fucking shit.

>>151146334
Complete timeline when?
-1,200 years ago
Tiamat arrives in Itomori, splitting in two, creating the lake by the village and a crater not too far away. Crater is eventually hailed as the dwelling place of Itomir's god, an underworld where people must pay with their most cherished thing to get through.
The impact is well known in ancient Itomori, they create Shinto rituals about it culminating with a dance and the offering of kuchikamisake for the god's home
-200 years ago
Magoryo fucks up and starts a fire destroying all records on what the rituals were about, probably about how it was a comet
-Something years ago
Mitsuha and Yotsuha's mother dies and their gets butthurt about it, abandoning his children to grandma to run for mayor of the town.
-3 years ago: Start of the movie from Mitsuha's POV

>>151176856
where 720p when you need it

>>151176876
You want that to be more completed?
OK, Then. After I cleared my works.

>>151177250
Love you, anon.

>>151144074
I can't get over it having the visual aesthetic of a generic budget-y tv anime.

>>151144074
I really want to watch it, but in good quality and where I live they don't play allot of anime in the cinema sadly so my only choice is to buy or rip.

>can I ask Your Name - Kimi no Na wa™ (2016) 480p x264 YG Screener Eng Subs
Jesus Christ

>>151149134
it's coming to Italy in January
dubbed though

>>151177452
Same for Spain.

>>151144074
Just watched this for the first time, just my kind of thing, cried twice, absolute masterpiece.

>>151146595
I live in Canada too. Shit sucks bro.

>>151177318
the animation is rad, tho

ZENZENZENZENSE

>>15116753
>why dont the people just stop walking when two kids are yelling at each other?
Country boy? Never ridden a packed train. This just shows how ignorant you are.

>>151150880
solid bait

> Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Because living in Russia is suffering.

>>151144074
>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Germany, gotta wait for July2017.

>>151177452
>>151177475
wait, there arent a sub version? shame the japanese VA did an amazing job and their ages was really close to their characters age, And Mitsuha is cute in anime and in real life(Her VA is Cute)

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Malaysian here, just done watching the movie after weeks of dodging spoilers and procatination. Absolutely fucking beautiful.

>>151178207
Why were you standing on the wall?

>>151144074
>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Ausfag, just got back.
It was fucking beautiful mates.

>>151178207
Wow no watchers, here in flip land it always packed or mildly packed
>>151178386
Many people were watching too?

>>151178543
Well here in Perth it was only playing in a small artsy cinema, which probably had like 40 seats max.
Probably half full?
It's a tuesday night after all.

>>151178543
>here in flip land it always packed or mildly packed
I guess during peak hours?
Watched around noon on a weekday and there were barely a dozen people in the theater.

>>151144074
>>Why haven't you seen this movie in the cinemas yet /a/?
Just watched it with my sister in a packed cinema, truly beautiful and a masterpiece

>>151178596
Watch it on a weekend, its packed on a weekend and mildly packed in a weekday.

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DAT Poland bro.

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DAT fucking scene

Source: Interview with background staff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeH_YAS8yoQ

>>151178207
>tfw Malaysian censors cut the shot of Taki!Mitsuha's pantsu
Even Indons got to see pantsu and sideboob

>>151178596
>>151178543
It's a Tuesday night, 7.45pm airing. The cinema I went to was just a typical small mall sort that seats aprox 100 each. I think there were only 10 of us, which I liked since I hate the distractions and better seats. We had THREE subs so you can imagine the visual clutter we had to deal with. Can't wait to get the BR and bawl my eyes out at my heart's content, had to suck up the tears at the end.
>>151178817
Goddammit. At least that's something to look forward to.

They had phones, how the fuck could they not realize they're in a different year?

>>151179268
Musubi

>>151178207
>Malaysian
>getting censored scenes screening

Plebian to be honest.

>shinkai fucking loves space visuals
>still no space adventures featuring literal star-crossed lovers and cosmic trains cucking the protagonists

>>151179268
The plot is retarded. Switch your brain off and just enjoy it.

>>151179268
>DREAMLIKE EXPERIENCE
It tricks your brain, anon.

>>151179389
No big loss, its not like Mitsuha is something to fap over.

>>151179822
You missed the highlight of the movie, sux for you.

>>151179389
It was only like three seconds of footage anyway. Not traveling to Singapore to watch the movie there for only three seconds of pantsu.

>>151179986
Nah, the best part was the comet impact.
That was truly beautiful.
>>151180014
Its that empty in Johor?
I thought it was empty only in Kedah.

>>151180565
It's empty even in the Klang Valley.

>>151178817
Indon here, can confirm pantsu shot is uncensored.

>>151146239

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAA. Fucking KyoAnuslickers I swear.

Koe no Katachi is trash. Learn moon and read the reviews from viewers. It was so so.

Not to mention the animation in it was standard KyoAni OVA quality. Nothing really good. Remember, filters are not animation.

Please stop bringing up Koe no Katachi.

Only good movies are allowed.

>>151180625
Man that's kinda sad.
With Gempak publishing the translated novel I thought there would be more hype.

When is the fucking BD release?
The wait is killing me.