English Name: Cobby The Fox
Korean Name: 천년여우 여우비
Site: http://www.yeuwoobi.co.kr/
Extra Info:
http://www.twitchfilm.net/archives/009946.html
Same creator as:
http://anidb.info/perl-bin/animedb.pl?s ... e&aid=1187
[ADD][ANIME] Lee Sung-Gang's Cobby The Fox
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DepthStrike
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Good luck: it's a Korean anime, so it will take months to be approved by someone before it is added to the database.
See this one, it's still not added after more than six months:
http://www.anidb.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5638
See this one, it's still not added after more than six months:
http://www.anidb.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5638
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DepthStrike
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Would be a pity because it looks like a nice Ghibli style anime. But if anidb can't put it on the calender for the month it premiers because they don't have a language expert, people won't be as much aware of it anyway. That's why I read the anime section of the twitchfilm.net blog. The author also sometimes gives a heads up on nice non-Japanese anime.
I wonder what languages Japanese need to do in school. Where I'm from we need to do four (including the native one) and one can(/must) even take extra's on top of that.
I wonder what languages Japanese need to do in school. Where I'm from we need to do four (including the native one) and one can(/must) even take extra's on top of that.
Last edited by DepthStrike on Tue May 08, 2007 12:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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fahrenheit
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i think someone was watching the anime amour is refering.Amour wrote:Good luck: it's a Korean anime, so it will take months to be approved by someone before it is added to the database.
See this one, it's still not added after more than six months:
http://www.anidb.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5638
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DepthStrike
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Or you could work out that whining in multiple different threads is just a good way to get me to ignore things.
Essentially though, anidb is not a news site. There are no deadlines - if something isn't added for a year it's not really the end of the world. Things are still being added from decades ago.
To get something added, there are a few manditory features - in particular a date and a correctly romanised main title. I make 여우비 -> 'yeoubi' under rr, but am not sure on the surtitle.
On the korean front, anidb does require some cut-off, which will be inevitably be somewhat arbitrary. (What would we be doing if the anime-is-a-state-of-mind people were calling the shots, measuring eye size? *snort*) People have a bad habit of trying to derive a science from what are really just a series of judgement calls on what we think the users of anidb would find most helpful. At any rate, the weight of dumb precedent has come down to something like "professional east asian animation produced for the domestic market". However, the central interest still lies in the mainstream japanese material, and stuff outside that doesn't get the same time and effort of our (entirely volunteer) twiddlers.
Rar
Essentially though, anidb is not a news site. There are no deadlines - if something isn't added for a year it's not really the end of the world. Things are still being added from decades ago.
To get something added, there are a few manditory features - in particular a date and a correctly romanised main title. I make 여우비 -> 'yeoubi' under rr, but am not sure on the surtitle.
On the korean front, anidb does require some cut-off, which will be inevitably be somewhat arbitrary. (What would we be doing if the anime-is-a-state-of-mind people were calling the shots, measuring eye size? *snort*) People have a bad habit of trying to derive a science from what are really just a series of judgement calls on what we think the users of anidb would find most helpful. At any rate, the weight of dumb precedent has come down to something like "professional east asian animation produced for the domestic market". However, the central interest still lies in the mainstream japanese material, and stuff outside that doesn't get the same time and effort of our (entirely volunteer) twiddlers.
Rar