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I've got to get the word out on the show Avater: The Last Airbender (it's not exactly new, but I don't know if it's very known among anime fans) on Nickelodeon. It's technically an American show, but it's basically anime. The drawing and artwork are on par with anime, it has the same types of jokes ...

Does anybody know of an anime that was translated basically word-for-word and the company which did it or of a company that generally does this? What I mean is, let's say that a company puts the Japanese version on with subtitles. Take that translation. And then, in the dub, they try as closely as ...

Does anybody know of an anime that was translated basically word-for-word and the company which did it or of a company that generally does this?

The Z Fighers are watching an enemy using "tricks" and Piccolo says, "Oh, my gosh, I've never felt any power like this before." And Goku says," that's what you said about the enemy in the last saga and it's what you'll say about the enemy in the next saga!"

I am doing a research paper for school, and I have to pick a side on a contraversial issue, so I am choosing to do the paper over being against anime editing. I have to have information from "experts." So, anyway, has anyone ever read or heard about orginal Japanese anime creators speaking out again...