Didn't know it was CGI. And Gon even has a cast around him.
Anyone see an episode of this yet? I'm curious.
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The show that took millions years to make? GON
Didn't know it was CGI. And Gon even has a cast around him.
Anyone see an episode of this yet? I'm curious.
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Last edited by OmenSpirits; April 21st, 2012 at 03:01 AM.
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That looks interesting. I'll have to check that out sometime soon.
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Supposedly they decided to make the characters talk.
Yeah. I haven't bothered to look at it yet for that very reason.
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It's on youtube, the first ep. The animals around Gon talk, but Gon just says...Gon. It's still funny as hell!
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I remember this guy from tekken 3, probably one of my favourite characters to play and I
didn't know he originated from a manga until I saw it in the comic thread recently.
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I am definitely buying this on DVD.
The show is GREAT!
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