http://bayanime.com/forums/ San Francisco Bay Area community for fans of anime, manga, and Japanese pop culture en Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:46:04 +0000 http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/whos-who-in-bayanime-from-no-name-anime#post-1685 Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:10:24 +0000 EdOfNoName 1685@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>Over in the AnimeFX forum, one of their co-presidents started a thread for introductions and connecting forum names to real names and faces. I am slightly amused by this because No-Name Anime does things a little differently. Whether or not we even have a president or presidents is a closely guarded secret. We'll admit both <a href="http://bayanime.com/forums/profile/edofnoname" rel="nofollow">EdOfNoname</a> who answers to "Ed" and <a href="http://bayanime.com/forums/profile/warneryoung" rel="nofollow">WarnerYoung</a> who answers to "Warner" are good contacts. People who might interact with us in person should carefully study our <a href="http://www.nnanime.com/nnstaff.html" rel="nofollow">KNOW the Staff</a> page. </p> <p>If anyone from NNA wants to introduce themselves, go ahead... Just keep operational security in mind and don't bother claiming to be president since no one will believe you. </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1541 Sat, 05 Sep 2009 19:02:40 +0000 EdOfNoName 1541@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>We've been showing "The Twelve Kingdoms". This show is heavy in character development and the first episodes are dominated by unlikable characters. This is less of an annoyance as the series continues and this month we're up to episode 6, when one of the more interesting characters is introduced.</p> <p>Also, while the political intrigue in the series is still limited at this point, remember that the summaries from our <a href="http://www.nnanime.com/flyers/" rel="nofollow">flyers</a> are always available. </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1435 Sun, 02 Aug 2009 10:59:23 +0000 EdOfNoName 1435@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>Another bit of background about one of our shows...</p> <p>The episode of <em>Planetes</em> we showed last month featured a character who knew he had cancer. While heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States and cancer deaths have been declining here, in Japan cancer accounted for 326,000 deaths or 30% of the total in 2006 -- more than heart attacks and strokes combined.</p> <p>Until recently, many weren't told they had the disease. It was common for patients to place complete trust in their doctor and refrain from asking why they were receiving an operation or medicine. Family members usually heard the true diagnosis, but they often felt it was cruel to burden the patient with that information.</p> <p>Does anyone know of other anime that deals with cancer?</p> <p>(From "Japan's 'Cancer Refugees' Demand More Options" in the Wall Street Journal, 11 Jan 2007 and other sources.) </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1304 Tue, 14 Jul 2009 12:56:13 +0000 amkestrel 1304@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p><cite>Tenba - 1 week ago <a href="http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1222" rel="nofollow">&nbsp;&raquo;&nbsp;</a></cite></p> <blockquote><p>Tip: For people coming to the July showing, <strong>Kara no Kyoukai episode #2</strong> might be even more interesting if people kept in mind the differences between yin (night, black, female, receptive, negative) and yang (day, white, male, aggressive, positive).</p></blockquote> <p>Unfortunately, due to the nature of the content, it seems unlikely we'll be able to continue showing Kara no Kyoukai at the library, but it was definitely shaping up to be an interesting series. </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1276 Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:25:52 +0000 Justin Fairchild 1276@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>Although I'm going to miss tomorrow's showing due to prior plans, I'm really looking forward to August. My work schedule is once again permitting me to make the No-Name meetings on Saturdays. Planetes and Twelve Kingdoms and the Rumic Anthology are all huge draws for me. It's been painful not attending!</p> <p>Justin </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1222 Fri, 03 Jul 2009 20:39:24 +0000 Tenba 1222@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>Tip: For people coming to the July showing, <strong>Kara no Kyoukai episode #2</strong> might be even more interesting if people kept in mind the differences between yin (night, black, female, receptive, negative) and yang (day, white, male, aggressive, positive). </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1210 Wed, 01 Jul 2009 13:52:39 +0000 lifepoint1 1210@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>I'd definitely like to attend one of your screenings. Hopefully I'll be able to make the August, 8th one. </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1204 Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:14:32 +0000 Dracil 1204@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>Ittttt'ssss tooooooooooo faaaaaaaaaarrrrrr. :P</p> <p>(Not a serious feedback) </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1203 Tue, 30 Jun 2009 17:13:39 +0000 WarnerYoung 1203@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>"Cabal"? I don't know... I'd always though of us as more of a zaibatsu or something :)</p> <p>With that said, yeah, it'd be nice to have some feedback on the shows and schedules. </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/feedback-on-no-name-animes-shows#post-1191 Sat, 27 Jun 2009 18:16:43 +0000 EdOfNoName 1191@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>I'm starting this topic as a place for people to give feedback on the shows at No-Name meetings. I'm personally not a key decider of what we show, but be assured that your comments will be seen by the cabal in charge of this.</p> <p>More general discussion about the shows is fine too. Let me start with a something that I found a little confusing the first time I watched "The Twelve Kingdoms". All the dialog is in Japanese. The vast majority of characters in the "other world" are actually supposed to speak only some completely different language. High school students Sugimoto and Asano are supposed to speak only Japanese. Nakajima mysteriously can speak both languages, and she didn't realize that she was speaking the other world's language at first. </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/welcome-no-name-anime-club-members#post-1088 Wed, 17 Jun 2009 02:51:43 +0000 akatsuki kasai 1088@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>welcome NO Namers! glad to have you! </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/welcome-no-name-anime-club-members#post-1086 Tue, 16 Jun 2009 19:25:40 +0000 EdOfNoName 1086@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>Thanks Ann! </p> <p>Let's start with general info... No-Name Anime has been holding free monthly anime showings in the South Bay since 1993. We welcome teens and adults. We are currently co-sponsored by the Santa Clara City Library and normally meet there on the second Saturday of the month.</p> <p><a href="http://www.nnanime.com" rel="nofollow">official web site</a> | <a href='http://bayanime.com/tag/no-name-anime/' rel="nofollow">our events at BayAnime</a> | <a href='http://bayanime.com/no-name-anime/' rel="nofollow">BayAnime page</a> | <a href='http://library.santaclaraca.gov/TeenNet/programs/programs.htm' rel="nofollow">Santa Clara City Library teen programs</a></p> <p>We encourage using this thread for organizing things to do before, after or during break in the middle of our showings. </p> http://bayanime.com/forums/topic/welcome-no-name-anime-club-members#post-1078 Mon, 15 Jun 2009 19:28:26 +0000 Ann 1078@http://bayanime.com/forums/ <p>Here's welcoming the members of No-Name Anime Club to BayAnime! YAY!!! </p>