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   XPost: rec.arts.anime.misc   
   From: bliss-sf4ever@dslextreme.com   
      
   On 02/09/2012 10:27 AM, david.shallcross@ymail.com wrote:   
   > On Feb 9, 11:58 am, sellers  wrote:   
   >>          But this story and other older anime stories need to   
   >> be redone to add in cell phones, game consoles and personal   
   >> computers.   
   > Why?  Are audiences unable to understand that the past wasn't   
   > exactly like the present?  As time advances, the late Showa period   
   > can be treated like any other historical setting, such as the Meiji,   
   > Edo,   
   > Sengoku, or Heian periods.   
      
      
   	No to make the story of a judoka practically against her   
   will more accessible to the young people of the very different   
   present and the future.  Besides the quality of the show has   
   deteriorated physically apparently since it was originally   
   produced.   
   	AE tried to deal with this but I doubt the fan-subbers   
   had the skill set or the equipment to correct the various   
   problems I notes, some of which might be due to the low   
   quality of the format.  I like to blame the format for the   
   seconds long disconnection between picture and sound.  I   
   doubt it is only happening on my machine.   
   	Of course the story does not have to have the   
   same characters.  How about a older Yawara playing   
   Jigoro´s role in the story and a male grandchild   
   being the reluctant Judoka while he would rather be   
   an otaku? or government bureaucrat?   
   	Thanks for your comments.   
   		   
   	bliss   
      
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