X is from Viz, xxHolic and Tsubasa will be from Del Ray, and every other CLAMP series is/will be from TokyoPop.jime994 wrote:X is from viz or tokyopop
Who likes CLAMP?
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I don't listen to dubs (more than half of my DVDs have never had the English track selected), so I'm speaking of subtitle quality and accuracy, and video and audio quality. These are all my personal impressions of these companies.
And keeping with the CLAMP theme:
Pioneer's/Geneon's and ADV's releases tend to be of very high quality. Beautiful video, with accurate, well-designed subs.
Pioneer/Geneon has released:
X (TV and OVA)
Card Captor Sakura
Chobits
ADV has released:
Angelic Layer
Miyuki-chan in Wonderland
Bandai and Media Blasters releases tends to be good to high quality, depending on how good their masters are. Video quality can vary, and their subtitles are usually very good.
Bandai has released:
CLAMP School Detectives (no DVD release yet)
Media Blasters has released:
Magic Knight Rayearth (TV series)
CPM releases are usually good quality, but they often have only fair video quality, given the age of the shows they're releasing. Their subs can range from excellent to mediocre.
CPM has released:
Tokyo Babylon
RG Veda
Manga Entertainment has released:
Rayearth (OVAs)
X (Movie)
Manga releases are usually poor quality. Fair to poor video quality, and ridiculously inaccurate and poorly formatted subtitles.
And keeping with the CLAMP theme:
Pioneer's/Geneon's and ADV's releases tend to be of very high quality. Beautiful video, with accurate, well-designed subs.
Pioneer/Geneon has released:
X (TV and OVA)
Card Captor Sakura
Chobits
ADV has released:
Angelic Layer
Miyuki-chan in Wonderland
Bandai and Media Blasters releases tends to be good to high quality, depending on how good their masters are. Video quality can vary, and their subtitles are usually very good.
Bandai has released:
CLAMP School Detectives (no DVD release yet)
Media Blasters has released:
Magic Knight Rayearth (TV series)
CPM releases are usually good quality, but they often have only fair video quality, given the age of the shows they're releasing. Their subs can range from excellent to mediocre.
CPM has released:
Tokyo Babylon
RG Veda
Manga Entertainment has released:
Rayearth (OVAs)
X (Movie)
Manga releases are usually poor quality. Fair to poor video quality, and ridiculously inaccurate and poorly formatted subtitles.
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like i said, ADV's subs are horrid tooJHU Battousai wrote:I don't listen to dubs (more than half of my DVDs have never had the English track selected), so I'm speaking of subtitle quality and accuracy, and video and audio quality. These are all my personal impressions of these companies.
And keeping with the CLAMP theme:
Pioneer's/Geneon's and ADV's releases tend to be of very high quality. Beautiful video, with accurate, well-designed subs.
Pioneer/Geneon has released:
X (TV and OVA)
Card Captor Sakura
Chobits
ADV has released:
Angelic Layer
Miyuki-chan in Wonderland
Bandai and Media Blasters releases tends to be good to high quality, depending on how good their masters are. Video quality can vary, and their subtitles are usually very good.
Bandai has released:
CLAMP School Detectives (no DVD release yet)
Media Blasters has released:
Magic Knight Rayearth (TV series)
CPM releases are usually good quality, but they often have only fair video quality, given the age of the shows they're releasing. Their subs can range from excellent to mediocre.
CPM has released:
Tokyo Babylon
RG Veda
Manga Entertainment has released:
Rayearth (OVAs)
X (Movie)
Manga releases are usually poor quality. Fair to poor video quality, and ridiculously inaccurate and poorly formatted subtitles.
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