Koby

Welcome to the forum. Good to hear that people are willing to listen and care about the survival of links to such an excellent archive.

Did DDY ever do a batch? Cause their release via volumes had a lot of issues like subtitle lines missing, timing, etc... all of which they claimed they would fix in their batch. Last I heard they also planned to include the previews somehow in their batch whether it be OC or as separate files.

I thought [Doki] had the previews on their release. Did they not translate them?

Because it doesn't sabotage them. This just makes freeloaders either pay or leave, which either way benefits them as a company. Because less freeloaders = less storage requirements for users not paying which = less expenses and more profits. It's Business 101. When you start out you gotta build your clientele. You do this by offering great services for free. As your clientele builds, you slowly reduce free services till you eventually do away with them. Even the forum software we utilize once operated the same way. IPS was free until version 2, where they finally ditched the free options and went full license fee. Anyways, I brought up these changes with MEGA a few months ago with the updates were leaked prior to them actually taking effect.

Resident @CaptainJet did a dual-audio remux but the public torrent seems to have vanished. Should still be on AnimeBytes though.

Please learn how to read English and post requests in the request section, not some random board on the forum.

Please use the request board to make requests. *Moved.

An official website has opened on Wednesday announcing that the Basilisk series will receive a sequel manga and an accompanying TV anime adaptation titled Basilisk: Ouka Ninpouchou. The manga will be based on Masaki Yamada's sequel novel of the same name. Yamada will also write the manga with illustrations by Tatsuya Shihira, and will begin its serialization in the 34th issue of Weekly Young Magazine on July 24. The sequel will center around two elite ninjas of the Kouga and Iga clan, named as Hachirou and Hibiki, respectively. Fuutarou Yamada has written the first novels of Basilisk in 1958 and 1959 as Kouga Ninpouchou (The Kouga Ninja Scrolls). It has been adapted into several live-action, manga, and anime series. Masaki Segawa drew the novel's 5-volume manga adaptation and was serialized in Young Magazine Uppers from February 2003 to June 2004. Kodansha Comics USA has released all volumes of the manga digitally in English in 2014. Studio Gonzo produced a 24-episode anime adaptation in 2005. In the same year, the manga has also inspired a live-action film titled Basilisk: Shinobi Heart Under Blade. Official anime site: http://basilisk-ouka.jp/ Official anime Twitter: @basiliskouka

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