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Nov 9, 2006 58 min

November 9 2006

from Anime Roundtable

Revisiting the “manga” question, G4’s demise (or restructuring) in the US and the overall affect on anime on North American TV, and Rumiko Takahashi’s legacy as the Ranma manga ends its North American run. Highlighted by a long awaited return to the table this week…not Neil’s though. Mike Nicolas, James Austin, Angela Jordan, Courtney St. John

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