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Steven Waldman

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Feb 20, 1995, 10:42:29 PM2/20/95
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I just saw Koko Wa Greenwood for the first time. Has anyone else out
there seen it?

Gerald Leung

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Feb 21, 1995, 12:29:28 AM2/21/95
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In article <3ibnf5$o...@rover.ucs.ualberta.ca>,

Steven Waldman <swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> wrote:
>I just saw Koko Wa Greenwood for the first time. Has anyone else out
>there seen it?

Oooohhhh, yeah......


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Steven Waldman

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Feb 21, 1995, 1:06:53 PM2/21/95
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I usually don't know if I like a particular anime until a few days after
watching it. This was no exception. I have no idea whether or not I liked
it because it was . . . so . . . STRANGE! AAaaaarGH !??!
Ahem. Anyway, I assume there are some people out there who have read the
manga? Then perhaps they could explain a few things to me, like why the
timeline is inconsistent or why they have a dorm full of MUTANTS!


Hiroyuki Hironaga

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Feb 21, 1995, 1:18:57 PM2/21/95
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Briareos Hecanothires (sh...@pwa.acusd.edu) wrote:
: Steven Waldman <swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> wrote:
: >I just saw Koko Wa Greenwood for the first time. Has anyone else out
: >there seen it?
: >

Most anime fans have seen this, but few have read the manga.
I saw it, liked it, read it, loved it. Although the anime was
done excellently, it's much more of an service to the manga fans.
The translations of the manga should be in venice, so order a copy
of the manga sometime.

: I love Koko Wa Greenwood. My anime club watched it together. I have
: rarely heard so many people laffing out loud in my life! Unfortunately I
: have not seen the last two(?) parts. I think that should be the
: two-parter in which Suka-chan falls in love with the Madoka wanna-be.

Madoka wannabe huh? Well, I guess you _could_ say that, although
I doubt Nasu Yukie had any images of Ayukawa when she created the
character of Igarashi.

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Yu-Ching Chang

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Feb 21, 1995, 8:24:49 PM2/21/95
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Actually, I've read the entire manga, and I personally liked it a lot. :)
I also bought the CD's which was really funny... :)
Yu-Ching
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Briareos Hecanothires

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Feb 21, 1995, 8:38:13 PM2/21/95
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Homer Manila (Haiyoop ng bata) <HM0...@american.edu> wrote:

>>have not seen the last two(?) parts. I think that should be the
>>two-parter in which Suka-chan falls in love with the Madoka wanna-be.

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Ahem, what's that supposed to mean?
>

Sorry. . .sorry. . .sorry! Like I said, I have only seen the trailers
for the episodes. But as far I am usually concerned,
tough-street-gang-type-girl characters spells "Madoka Wanna-be" in the
corner of the universe that worships KOR (Yup that's right, we get a
*whole* corner). :) I even place Sailor Jupiter in this Madoka Wanna-be
category.

but I am sure that the girl in Greenwood can be just as good. She justs
reminds me of Madoka.
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Briareos Hecanothires

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Feb 21, 1995, 4:47:52 AM2/21/95
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Steven Waldman <swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> wrote:
>I just saw Koko Wa Greenwood for the first time. Has anyone else out
>there seen it?
>
I love Koko Wa Greenwood. My anime club watched it together. I have
rarely heard so many people laffing out loud in my life! Unfortunately I
have not seen the last two(?) parts. I think that should be the
two-parter in which Suka-chan falls in love with the Madoka wanna-be.

--
shawn

John Chieng

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Feb 21, 1995, 5:42:00 AM2/21/95
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In article <D4CGJ...@pwa.acusd.edu>,
sh...@pwa.acusd.edu (Briareos Hecanothires) writes:

>Steven Waldman <swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> wrote:
>>I just saw Koko Wa Greenwood for the first time. Has anyone else out
>>there seen it?
>>

>I love Koko Wa Greenwood... <more stuff deleted>
I
I just finished it myself recently. A great series with a nice poignant
ending. I thought the Hokuto no Ken parody scene was the best, though-
for some reason, one of the funniest things I had seen in a while.
John

Yakko

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Feb 22, 1995, 1:13:26 PM2/22/95
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Okay... time for me to put my two cents in. I just saw the first
episode of Greenwood and I'm still a little confused with some of the
characters. Are the two guys living next door to the girl that's
supposed to be a guy gay or something? And is the brother of the main
character some kind of child molester or something? Sorry. I saw Koko
wa Greenwood a couple of days ago and the characters' names escape me at
the moment.

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Song Ouk Bang

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Feb 22, 1995, 1:56:36 PM2/22/95
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In article <3ifus6$9...@news.csus.edu>, Yakko <rafn...@mercury.sfsu.edu> wrote:
> Okay... time for me to put my two cents in. I just saw the first
>episode of Greenwood and I'm still a little confused with some of the
>characters. Are the two guys living next door to the girl that's
>supposed to be a guy gay or something? And is the brother of the main
>character some kind of child molester or something? Sorry. I saw Koko
>wa Greenwood a couple of days ago and the characters' names escape me at
>the moment.

It's perfectly normal. I was confused when I saw the first episode. But
trust me... you'll get to like them when you finish watching episode...
3... that's my favorite episode. Since you saw the first one, I'm
guessing you have the rest of them... if not all, probably up to 4. I
can tell you the answers to your problems here... but I really would
prefer it if you find that out by yourself... if you still don't get it
by the end of episode 4, then e-mail me and I'll help you as much as I
can. ^_^

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VINCENT B HO

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Feb 22, 1995, 1:57:47 PM2/22/95
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Yakko (rafn...@mercury.sfsu.edu) wrote:

: Okay... time for me to put my two cents in. I just saw the first

: episode of Greenwood and I'm still a little confused with some of the
: characters. Are the two guys living next door to the girl that's
: supposed to be a guy gay or something? And is the brother of the main
: character some kind of child molester or something? Sorry. I saw Koko
: wa Greenwood a couple of days ago and the characters' names escape me at
: the moment.

Ray,
1. No. Mitsuru actually is very popular with girls...in fact too many
girlfriends for his own sake. Shinobu on the other hand, has an artist
girlfriend who only appears in the manga. Mitsuru and Shinobu merely
teased poor Suka by acting gay in one scene.
2. Nobody is a childmolester in Greenwood 1. Suka's brother is the
school doctor who likes to tease his little brother. If you wanna see
the real child molester, wait for this week Greenwood 2 showing...

keke


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Homer Manila (Haiyoop ng bata)

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Feb 22, 1995, 5:30:48 PM2/22/95
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Well, sorry for raggin' on ya, but from what I've seen of Igarashi, she
really isn't like Madoka. All she was doing was putting up a facade of
toughness. She really wasn't a "tough-girl." Hasukawa saw this in her
and somehow fell in love with her that way. That may sound a little sexist
(I mean, what girl _needs_ protection anyway? ^_^;;) but that's what
I got from the anime.

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Steven Waldman

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Feb 22, 1995, 11:57:36 PM2/22/95
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VINCENT B HO (h...@mercury.sfsu.edu) wrote:
: Yakko (rafn...@mercury.sfsu.edu) wrote:

: : Okay... time for me to put my two cents in. I just saw the first
: : episode of Greenwood and I'm still a little confused with some of the
: : characters. Are the two guys living next door to the girl that's
: : supposed to be a guy gay or something? And is the brother of the main
: : character some kind of child molester or something? Sorry. I saw Koko
: : wa Greenwood a couple of days ago and the characters' names escape me at
: : the moment.
: Ray,
: 1. No. Mitsuru actually is very popular with girls...in fact too many
: girlfriends for his own sake. Shinobu on the other hand, has an artist
: girlfriend who only appears in the manga. Mitsuru and Shinobu merely
: teased poor Suka by acting gay in one scene.
: 2. Nobody is a childmolester in Greenwood 1. Suka's brother is the
: school doctor who likes to tease his little brother. If you wanna see
: the real child molester, wait for this week Greenwood 2 showing...

** groan ** I think it runs in the family.

Still, I saw the whole thing a couple of days ago and, well, how can I
explain this . . . by now I would usually have an idea as to whether or
not I like the particular anime that I watched. I still have no idea. I
found it hard to like any of the characters, and if I'm not cheering for
the characters I'm not enjoying myself. Know what I mean?

The last two episodes were(in my opinion), even more than the other four,
melodramatic and unrealistic.


Gerald Leung

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Feb 23, 1995, 12:33:33 AM2/23/95
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Steven Waldman <swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> wrote:

>The last two episodes were(in my opinion), even more than the other four,
>melodramatic and unrealistic.

Actually, I think this depends on the viewer. Nothing
I say can really open anything new for you (or anything like that)
because there IS nothing new. You've seen it and, I guess,
you don't really love it...

For me, it was pretty believable (I know I've seen more unrealistic
things REALLY happening in front of me...) and adorable.


G
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Enrique Conty

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Feb 23, 1995, 6:00:31 PM2/23/95
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In article <1734CA4EBS...@american.edu> HM0...@american.edu (Homer Manila (Haiyoop ng bata)) writes:
>In article <D4CGJ...@pwa.acusd.edu>

>sh...@pwa.acusd.edu (Briareos Hecanothires) writes:
>>Steven Waldman <swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> wrote:
>>two-parter in which Suka-chan falls in love with the Madoka wanna-be.
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Ahem, what's that supposed to mean?
>
>No, but seriously, I'm glad they didn't make Igarashi so perfect.

That's something that annoys the heck out of me about all of these anime
crushes. These girls are too *PERFECT* for my taste. I'd rather have
someone who's human...

(Says the man who once wanted to build a WWW Sharon Apple "shrine". v_v;;;)

>It seemed like you could fall in love and protect Igarashi, and I liked
>that. ^_^;;

I know what you mean. But then again, Igarashi and Hasukawa are
made for each other: he's a klutz and *she's* a klutz. ^o^
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Feb 23, 1995, 6:12:36 PM2/23/95
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Steven Waldman (swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca) wrote:
: I usually don't know if I like a particular anime until a few days after


Are you talking about the anime timeline? If I'm not wrong, there were
originally supposed to be just 2 OVAs, the other 4 came later. So that's
why "Nagisa Hyperrhapsody" is set slightly before OVAs 5 & 6. The
timeline's not inconsistent, the anime just jumps around alot.

Which of the characters are mutants? To be honest, so many of them have
SO many weird characteristics that it's kinda hard to explain it all
here. :)

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Hiroyuki Hironaga

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Feb 23, 1995, 9:43:29 PM2/23/95
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Enrique Conty (co...@rtsg.mot.com) wrote:
: In article <1734CA4EBS...@american.edu> HM0...@american.edu (Homer Manila (Haiyoop ng bata)) writes:
: >>two-parter in which Suka-chan falls in love with the Madoka wanna-be.

: > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
: >Ahem, what's that supposed to mean?
: >
: >No, but seriously, I'm glad they didn't make Igarashi so perfect.

no one in Greenwood is perfect. It's one of its charmes. ^_^

: That's something that annoys the heck out of me about all of these anime


: crushes. These girls are too *PERFECT* for my taste. I'd rather have
: someone who's human...

I wouldn't consider Ayukawa, Shampoo, Belldandy and Priss (these are
the most often *crushes*) to be perfect... just unrealistic. ;)

: (Says the man who once wanted to build a WWW Sharon Apple "shrine". v_v;;;)

Please do. ^_^ Nothing wrong with idolizing a virtuaroid. ^_^;;

: >It seemed like you could fall in love and protect Igarashi, and I liked
: >that. ^_^;;

: I know what you mean. But then again, Igarashi and Hasukawa are
: made for each other: he's a klutz and *she's* a klutz. ^o^

Suka turned more balanced later on, made Mitsuru look bad ^^;
as for Igarashi.... she seemed to stay klutz ^^;;

That reminds me.. it seemed like Mitsuru was almost a kultz
in many of the later episodes ^^; In the beggining, Mitsuru was
always picking on Suka.... but through out the series, it seemed
Mitsuru was more picked on than anyone else ^^;

The changes of the characters in the series was very intruging.
Shinobu got (believe it not) drawin cuter in the later volumes ^^;
Mitsuru lost his slanted eyes, and Reina went punk ^_^; (still looks
like a girl though) I love the little changes...

Nanmo II

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Feb 23, 1995, 10:40:28 PM2/23/95
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I've recently been introduced to Koko wa Greenwood myself. I do a
newsletter/magazine for a club here in Denver, CO, and we've been running
the series as a feature presentation. We ran 1 & 2 back in November, and
we'll be running 3-6 at this weekend's meeting. This means I've had a
chance to read the synopsis (and print them up; contact me for info on
getting the issues where the synopsis appear), and I think the series is
interesting, with quite a bit of comedy in it (and wierder than Ranma 1/2
could ever get, no matter how much of her drugs Takahashi ingested :).
There, that's my half-a-yen in this thread...


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l.cheung

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Feb 24, 1995, 12:34:08 PM2/24/95
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In article <D4CGJ...@pwa.acusd.edu>, sh...@pwa.acusd.edu (Briareos Hecanothires) writes:

I watched KWG 1-2 and thought it was ...uhm...boring....then I watched 3-4 and
thought it was excellent... ^_^; Whatta difference! ^.^

Briareos Hecanothires

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Feb 24, 1995, 3:33:40 PM2/24/95
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Steven Waldman <swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> wrote:
>
>Still, I saw the whole thing a couple of days ago and, well, how can I
>explain this . . . by now I would usually have an idea as to whether or
>not I like the particular anime that I watched. I still have no idea. I
>found it hard to like any of the characters, and if I'm not cheering for
>the characters I'm not enjoying myself. Know what I mean?
>
>The last two episodes were(in my opinion), even more than the other four,
>melodramatic and unrealistic.
>

Well, UNrealism is the stuff Greenwood is made of. As for melodramatic,
well that is part of the humour. If you don't see the humour in
Greenwood than I would have to ask about the quality f your subs. I
think that Greenwood is one of the best comedies EVER.

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Briareos Hecanothires

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Feb 25, 1995, 1:28:28 PM2/25/95
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l.cheung <cik...@ccsun.strath.ac.uk> wrote:
>
>I watched KWG 1-2 and thought it was ...uhm...boring....then I watched 3-4 and
>thought it was excellent... ^_^; Whatta difference! ^.^

Huh? I thought the first ep was great. It was an intro to wierdness.
Highlights: the SD flashback when Suka-chan was describing everything
that had gone wrong in his life; the first ime he found out that his
roommate (arg, I forgot his name) was a "woman", the bathroom scene where
he found out "she" was really a guy, Suka-chan taking down Mitsura when
he found out the whole thing was a bet. . .holy crap! I love that show.
I am gonna go home right now and watch it again ;)
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Steven Waldman

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Feb 26, 1995, 6:32:32 PM2/26/95
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Elizabeth How Ai Lin (eh...@technet.sg) wrote:

: Steven Waldman (swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca) wrote:
: : I usually don't know if I like a particular anime until a few days after
: : watching it. This was no exception. I have no idea whether or not I liked
: : it because it was . . . so . . . STRANGE! AAaaaarGH !??!
: : Ahem. Anyway, I assume there are some people out there who have read the
: : manga? Then perhaps they could explain a few things to me, like why the
: : timeline is inconsistent or why they have a dorm full of MUTANTS!


: Are you talking about the anime timeline? If I'm not wrong, there were
: originally supposed to be just 2 OVAs, the other 4 came later. So that's
: why "Nagisa Hyperrhapsody" is set slightly before OVAs 5 & 6. The
: timeline's not inconsistent, the anime just jumps around alot.

Oh! That seems . . . geez, you're right, now that I think about it.
Sorry, it's just that I have to have these things explained to me several
hundred times slowly.

: Which of the characters are mutants? To be honest, so many of them have

: SO many weird characteristics that it's kinda hard to explain it all
: here. :)

Nobody ever DID explain why Mitsuru's facial injuries heal in less than a
minute(I suspect that's something I could only find out by reading the
manga). I don't know what exactly happened to Shun (I'd sure like to see
what his parents look like). Shinobu (or should I say "JoJo") seems to
have psychic powers. Hasukawa is RELATIVELY normal (although he seems to
have been born with an abnormally high emotion-hormone level).

ANYways, I have just seen the whole thing again and I guess I DO like it
after all (I think it was the snappy theme music that clinched it).

Hiroyuki Hironaga

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Feb 27, 1995, 3:20:49 AM2/27/95
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Steven Waldman (swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca) wrote:

: : Which of the characters are mutants? To be honest, so many of them have

: : SO many weird characteristics that it's kinda hard to explain it all
: : here. :)

: Nobody ever DID explain why Mitsuru's facial injuries heal in less than a
: minute(I suspect that's something I could only find out by reading the
: manga). I don't know what exactly happened to Shun (I'd sure like to see
: what his parents look like). Shinobu (or should I say "JoJo") seems to
: have psychic powers. Hasukawa is RELATIVELY normal (although he seems to
: have been born with an abnormally high emotion-hormone level).

Like Suka said, he's a monster. ^_^ Remember, "there are no
manga done by Yukie Nasu that doesn't have monsters in it" (c) Suka ^^;
Shinobu has strong spiritual sense...as a matter of fact, he can sense,
see, and touch ghosts that ordinary human beings can't. I could consider
Furukawa sempai's strength to be mutant powers ;) oh, there's also Suka's
inhuman running skill.....

: ANYways, I have just seen the whole thing again and I guess I DO like it

: after all (I think it was the snappy theme music that clinched it).

I love that ending song (sang by, of course, Shun ^_^)
only if Shun WAS female...

Jeffrey Shen

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Feb 27, 1995, 12:55:35 PM2/27/95
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Hiroyuki Hironaga (susa...@goofy.cc.utexas.edu) wrote:


: I love that ending song (sang by, of course, Shun ^_^)

: only if Shun WAS female...

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This brings up a question of mine: is the VA for Shun a male or a female?
I was trying to figure it out, but sound on my copy has degenerated to
the point where the voices are muffled. Could the VA be a female who was
playing a male who looked like a female? Who ARE the VA's of the main
characters of the story, and what other anime did they play in?
Suka sounded awefully like Kasuga Kyosuke...

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Enrique Conty

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Feb 27, 1995, 4:17:05 PM2/27/95
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In article <3ifus6$9...@news.csus.edu> rafn...@mercury.sfsu.edu (Yakko) writes:
> Okay... time for me to put my two cents in. I just saw the first
>episode of Greenwood and I'm still a little confused with some of the
>characters. Are the two guys living next door to the girl that's
>supposed to be a guy gay or something?

No. They just put an act on to freak out poor Hasukawa.
And Shun Kisaragi is definitely male, never mind the hair, voice,
and cute face.

>And is the brother of the main character some kind of child molester
>or something?

No, but he's the doctor at an all-boys private school. And since the job
isn't as well-paying or glamorous as other jobs, rumors abound... ^_^;

Song Ouk Bang

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Feb 27, 1995, 8:27:43 PM2/27/95
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Jeffrey Shen <jjs...@unix.amherst.edu> wrote:
>This brings up a question of mine: is the VA for Shun a male or a female?
>I was trying to figure it out, but sound on my copy has degenerated to
>the point where the voices are muffled. Could the VA be a female who was
>playing a male who looked like a female? Who ARE the VA's of the main
>characters of the story, and what other anime did they play in?
>Suka sounded awefully like Kasuga Kyosuke...

If my memory serves me correctly, the VA for Shun is female... Okay...
here are the VA's of the main characters of the story...

Hasukawa Kazuya - Sasaki Nozomu (sorry, but not Kyousuke... but was
Mackie in BGC...)
Ikeda Mitsuru - Iwata Mitsuo (not any of the anime I saw...)
Shun - Sakamoto Chika (Kazuya in KOR... Kentaro in MI... Mei
in Totoro...)
Shinobu - Seki Toshihiko (Mousse in Ranma! (surprising, isn't it!))
Igarashi - Honda Chieko (Kurumi in KOR... which, to me, is surprising)
Nagisa - Tsuru Hiromi (my favorite voice... Madoka in KOR...)
Sumire - Shimamoto Sumi (my second favorite voice... Kyouko in MI)

I hope this helped...

Homer Manila (Haiyoop ng bata)

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Feb 28, 1995, 2:02:21 AM2/28/95
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In article <3itu6f$6...@agate.berkeley.edu>

s...@uclink.berkeley.edu (Song Ouk Bang) writes:

>here are the VA's of the main characters of the story...
>
>Hasukawa Kazuya - Sasaki Nozomu (sorry, but not Kyousuke... but was
> Mackie in BGC...)
>Ikeda Mitsuru - Iwata Mitsuo (not any of the anime I saw...)
>Shun - Sakamoto Chika (Kazuya in KOR... Kentaro in MI... Mei
> in Totoro...)
>Shinobu - Seki Toshihiko (Mousse in Ranma! (surprising, isn't it!))
>Igarashi - Honda Chieko (Kurumi in KOR... which, to me, is surprising)
>Nagisa - Tsuru Hiromi (my favorite voice... Madoka in KOR...)

>Sumire - Shimamoto Sumi (my second favorite voice... Kyouko in MI)
Didn't Sumire's seiyuu also play Nausicaa or something?

Hiroyuki Hironaga

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Feb 28, 1995, 2:37:54 AM2/28/95
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Song Ouk Bang (s...@uclink.berkeley.edu) wrote:

: If my memory serves me correctly, the VA for Shun is female... Okay...

yes.

: Hasukawa Kazuya - Sasaki Nozomu (sorry, but not Kyousuke... but was
: Mackie in BGC...)

Tetsuo in Akira

: Ikeda Mitsuru - Iwata Mitsuo (not any of the anime I saw...)

Kaneda in Akira

Song Ouk Bang

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Feb 28, 1995, 11:20:21 AM2/28/95
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Homer Manila (Haiyoop ng bata) <HM0...@american.edu> wrote:
>>Sumire - Shimamoto Sumi (my second favorite voice... Kyouko in MI)
>Didn't Sumire's seiyuu also play Nausicaa or something?

Yes she did.

David Alexander S. Dial

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Feb 28, 1995, 12:08:57 PM2/28/95
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In article <3iujsi$p...@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu>,
Hiroyuki Hironaga <susa...@sleepy.cc.utexas.edu> wrote:

>: Ikeda Mitsuru - Iwata Mitsuo (not any of the anime I saw...)
>
> Kaneda in Akira

Wasn't he also Wataru in End of Summer?


D a v i d A l e x a n d e r

"Who the hell said it was for kids anyway?"

S e v a n d a l D i a l

David Alexander S. Dial

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Feb 28, 1995, 12:19:27 PM2/28/95
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In article <3itu6f$6...@agate.berkeley.edu>,

Song Ouk Bang <s...@uclink.berkeley.edu> wrote:

>If my memory serves me correctly, the VA for Shun is female... Okay...
>here are the VA's of the main characters of the story...
>
>Hasukawa Kazuya - Sasaki Nozomu (sorry, but not Kyousuke... but was
> Mackie in BGC...)

Damn it... slipped my mind who else he played. It says who in Operation
X's sub.

>Ikeda Mitsuru - Iwata Mitsuo (not any of the anime I saw...)
>Shun - Sakamoto Chika (Kazuya in KOR... Kentaro in MI... Mei
> in Totoro...)
>Shinobu - Seki Toshihiko (Mousse in Ranma! (surprising, isn't it!))

He did a lot more - Shurato, Dom (Tylor, the Irresponsible Captain), Tieh
(The Weathering Continent) just to name a few.

>Igarashi - Honda Chieko (Kurumi in KOR... which, to me, is surprising)

My favorite (looking) seiyuu. She also did Mitty (sp?) from Gall Force
and the lead female from Zeorymer (name slips my mind - my notes are at
home).

>Nagisa - Tsuru Hiromi (my favorite voice... Madoka in KOR...)

Too many voices to mention - Ukyou (Ranma 1/2), Asuna (Maison Ikkoku),
Yohko (Leda, not Devil Hunter), Leona (Dominion)...

>Sumire - Shimamoto Sumi (my second favorite voice... Kyouko in MI)

As someone else stated, she also did Nausicaa.

>
>I hope this helped...
>
> Song

D a v i d A l e x a n d e r

"It's not a cartoon ... it's ANIME damn it!!!"

Steven Waldman

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Enrique Conty (co...@rtsg.mot.com) wrote:
: In article <3ih4k0$e...@rover.ucs.ualberta.ca> swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca (Steven Waldman) writes:
: >
: >Still, I saw the whole thing a couple of days ago and, well, how can I
: >explain this . . . by now I would usually have an idea as to whether or
: >not I like the particular anime that I watched. I still have no idea. I
: >found it hard to like any of the characters, and if I'm not cheering for
: >the characters I'm not enjoying myself. Know what I mean?

: Yes. Although I have no problem laughing *at* characters, even if I won't
: laugh *with* them.

: >The last two episodes were(in my opinion), even more than the other four,
: >melodramatic and unrealistic.

: Perhaps in the execution, but not in the characterization.

Absolutely. I quite agree, well put.

: Igarashi struck me as someone with a very real problem: she sees herself
: as so *ugly*, so *unlikeable*, that she can't believe that anyone could
: love her; a major self-esteem problem. Between that and Ton(?) trying to
: "protect" her from the world, she'll never grow out of her mold and into
: a full person. She needed someone like Hasukawa to show her her own worth.
: --


: E n r i q u e C o n t y
: Disclaimer: Motorola doesn't know I'm posting this
: co...@cig.mot.com

I understand how Hasukawa . . . cashed in, as it were, on Igarashi's low
self-esteem. I think they could have made the last two episodes a LITTLE
less angst-crammed. One thing I did like, though, was how rather than
making Koizumi Tenma out to be a sleazebucket, they made him out to be a
nice guy with the BEST of intentions. That made for at least a LITTLE
tension.

Enrique Conty

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Feb 28, 1995, 6:51:06 PM2/28/95
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In article <3ih4k0$e...@rover.ucs.ualberta.ca> swal...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca (Steven Waldman) writes:
>
>Still, I saw the whole thing a couple of days ago and, well, how can I
>explain this . . . by now I would usually have an idea as to whether or
>not I like the particular anime that I watched. I still have no idea. I
>found it hard to like any of the characters, and if I'm not cheering for
>the characters I'm not enjoying myself. Know what I mean?

Yes. Although I have no problem laughing *at* characters, even if I won't
laugh *with* them.

>The last two episodes were(in my opinion), even more than the other four,
>melodramatic and unrealistic.

Perhaps in the execution, but not in the characterization.

Igarashi struck me as someone with a very real problem: she sees herself

Homer Manila (Haiyoop ng bata)

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In article <3j1pv5$r...@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>

g-...@ux4.cso.uiuc.edu (Hu George Yih-Weei) writes:

>And is the brother of the main
>: character some kind of child molester or something?
>Nagisa is a weird chacter but Shinobu is not really the main character
>the main character is Suka Chan

No, no. The original poster was asking about Hasukawa's brother, the
school nurse. I don't think he's a molester of any kind. He seems to be
just a regular big brother:real annoying. He marries his little brother's
crush, rubs it in his face, and has to be the school nurse, which I believe
is not a traditional profession for a man in Japan. I think.. -_-;

'H'omer

Nobutoshi Ito

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Mar 7, 1995, 2:02:14 PM3/7/95
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In article <3itu6f$6...@agate.berkeley.edu>,

s...@uclink.berkeley.edu (Song Ouk Bang) writes:
>Jeffrey Shen <jjs...@unix.amherst.edu> wrote:
>>This brings up a question of mine: is the VA for Shun a male or a female?
>
>If my memory serves me correctly, the VA for Shun is female... Okay...

Yes, she is. I _saw_ her at a Totoro Event.



>here are the VA's of the main characters of the story...
>
>Hasukawa Kazuya - Sasaki Nozomu (sorry, but not Kyousuke... but was
> Mackie in BGC...)
>Ikeda Mitsuru - Iwata Mitsuo (not any of the anime I saw...)

Rue (sp?) in UY3 "Remember My Love"

>Shun - Sakamoto Chika (Kazuya in KOR... Kentaro in MI... Mei
> in Totoro...)

Ai in Cat's Eye

>Shinobu - Seki Toshihiko (Mousse in Ranma! (surprising, isn't it!))
>Igarashi - Honda Chieko (Kurumi in KOR... which, to me, is surprising)

Or Nami in SM. I like Honda Chieko in A!MG best ^_^

>Nagisa - Tsuru Hiromi (my favorite voice... Madoka in KOR...)
>Sumire - Shimamoto Sumi (my second favorite voice... Kyouko in MI)

For me, her voice is for Claris and Nausicaa

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Nobutoshi Ito
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"demo ne, sore demo ne, watashi wa anime ga suki..."

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