This is what it says on the back of the cover:

Roses are red
Violets are blue
This show's about panties.

The show is hilarious! It's basically about a bunch of perverts (or more specifically: 2 college students, a track coach, a US exchange student, and a few more) looking for a good money shot. There's really no real nudity, but there's undergarments abound. Both the English and Japanese audio tracks are funny, but the English laps the Japanese track due to the fact that they don't hold back on language AT ALL. You really have to se it to really appreciate it. :D

Sounds very strange to me.

i scene it on my comcast OnDemand

it is so funny, it always has me rolling

Sounds funny. Typical Takeshi´s castle stuff that´s what I like. Japanese karaoke shows are hilarious too

it is actually very funny

i just wish the ondemand would show the next ones

Sounds cool! (sounds kinda like Golden Boy too ^^)
Any idea where I could find a couple eps?

Other than the internet, I'm not sure. You can find the DVD with all of the eps running for 30 bucks online.

I'm on a mission. Can you guys help me find a torrent for this? I really want it...

sounds like love hina or ai yoi yoishi or ai love you

i been lookin for a torrent also, no luck

if i find one, ill give you the link mills

I actually found one that works! Pretty subliminal, though. :p

ive seen that film :kasumi: :)

i found the best torrent site ever
its beautiful really
has, like, a vast amout of torrents
here is the link to it

NOTE: you will need the bittorrent clint to download
Edited by Xbox/1. Don't link to that kind of stuff. It's illegal.

l33t_ninja_thug: Link removed.

Anime isn't free people.

actually, it isnt
as long as its not licenced by a big american company, its not illegal
the link was good

Why did you just say it isn't then? :rofl:. But yeah, everything is copyrighted, EVERYTHING.

mb
i thought you knew
well, ill say the rules

some downloading is good, some is bad. if a company, like Cartoon Network or Disney Channel, shows a show, its illegal to download. but if no compay or a foreign company shows it, than its ok to download.

this is the secret to it all. a site called 'anime suki' talks about it better
it is a host site, but it holds only legal anime, it says it on its site

thug is right. even if it is by a mutli-million dollor company they can stand to lose $14 right.

how bout this...

lets keep things fair and legit
if anyone wants the link, pm me for it

you can keep the link removed if you wanna

Who made up these BS rules? Show me where in a link. You can't because these are not credible rules. Read the U.S. law, it can be useful. And don't mention stuff like ''PM me a link.'' No illegal talk whatsoever. If you want to break the law do it some place else. Don’t say in a thread ''PM it to me.’’ No, PM someone and say ''PM it to me.’’ I have no control over that.

@ Smiles: Your logic doesn't make sense. If everyone did that then they wouldn't have enough money to make more anime for your enjoyment. So you say ''Well, not everyone will do it.'' True, but it's still against the law. Even if it's not against the rules of this forum (which it still kind of is) it's against the laws of this country.

I've been to Anime Suki before.

Those rules do sound like crap; though. I'd have to be convinced.

anime suki lincenced anime info page


What is licensed anime?
Licensed anime is any series or movie (part or whole) for which the rights to publish the anime in a specific area have been bought. Simply put, if a company buys the rights to put an anime series or movie on TV and/or release it on DVD in the USA (in English), that anime series or movie is considered licensed anime by AnimeSuki. Note that of course it's also possible for anime series and movies to be licensed in other areas (such as Europe). Such licenses usually involve publishing in languages other than English though and therefore are of no interest to us.


this is the basis of the rules. anime suki said it itself. and yea, it may say 'by anime suki,' but i look, and its the same everywhere


but wait, more

Fansubs violate copyrights
We have to admit it: the distribution of fansubs is technically a violation of copyright under the WTO TRIPS agreement. However the TRIPS agreement does not demand that distribution of copyrighted material is a criminal offence unless it is done on a commercial scale. This means it is up to the copyright holder to bring the offender to court. The copyright of unlicensed material is held by the original creator. In the case of anime this usually means the Japanese distribution company. If something is licenced, the licensee holds the copyright and thus the right to sue any copyright infringers within the area covered by the license. (source: ato's forum post)


it all good
dont tell me to read the law when i know it
its legal, its good. plain and simple

basicly, as long as i dont sell it for green, or download a licened one, its good

and BS laws, HA! look in history, there have always been bs laws....dont sart a war on this xbox/1
i told you it was legit

Where does it say it's not copyrighted anime?

your trouble
you asked for a link, you got it
animesuki will tell you

but licened anime is copyrighted anime
for an anime to be licenced, a company must but its copyrights

i gave you the evidence, im done here

STRANGE......

Of course it's legal to download non-copyrighted anime; however, it's NOT legal to download copyrighted anime. You're wrong and I really don't see your point. All you told me was that it's legal to download non-copyrighted anime. What are you trying to say here?

you just restated what i been saying al along
it wasnt copyrighted, it wasnt licenced, it is legal
im not wrong cause i restated what the rules said

what is the confusing part?

Well, maybe if you would type normal I would be able to understand you. :rofl:.

Licensed stuff is copyrighted. That site you linked to has no authority of how the law works. Show me a ''.gov'' address that backs up what you said and I'll believe you.

stop raggin on my typing, its starting to really piss me off

its not .gov but it has the copyright laws on the page
japanese and american copyright laws even
extensive

link

a little something-something on copyrights...
In order for a work to be borrowed and still be considered "Fair Use" it must qualify on four counts:

(1) the purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes;

This means if the copy is created with no intent of profit, and is being done either for educational purposes, or for the purpose of educating another, it may qualify as "Fair Use".

(2) the nature of the copyrighted work;

This means the reason the work is being copied, as well as what type of work it is. Some information may be considered "Trade Secrets" or violations of national security and would certainly not be considered "Fair Use". Additionally, the reason for the duplication influences this; most anime series are created for entertainment, and so copying the series would most likely be for entertainment as well.

(3) the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole; and

The amount of the work copied is relevant to "Fair Use". There is no fixed percentage for how much of a work may be copied. It is theoretically possible for an entire video to be reproduced and still fall under "Fair Use". Most cases involving "Fair Use" are in Colleges and Universities, where many ideas circulate around and the original owner is lost. As a general rule of thumb, most colleges suggest 10% of a work is considered "Fair Use". As the percent of the original work to what is copied increases, it becomes more difficult to justify as "Fair Use". This would be equal to approximately 3 minutes of a TV episode. If an entire series is considered a single work, then it may be possible to consider 10% of the series (2.6 episodes of a one-season series) under "Fair Use".

(4) the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.

This asks, "If the work is a commercial product, how much harm could come from making a copy?" If the work is distributed a single time, then there is relatively little impact. If thousands of copies are distributed, then the potential market for the series may be affected. Once again, there is no set amount of distribution necessary before the work no longer falls under "Fair Use". However, as distribution increases, it once again becomes more difficult to justify as "Fair Use".

A creation that uses copyrighted material can only be considered "Fair Use" if it meets all four of these requirements. As such, it would need to be a non-profit creation made for educational purposes, totaling perhaps 10% of the total length of the series, and distributed in such a manner such as not to impact the domestic or international markets.

You just proved my point. Thanks.

who said fansubbers get paid?
did you have to pay the fansubber to download it?
NOPE
that takes care of your profit point

as for the reqirements
1. no money gain
....i just proved this

2. reasons
....reasons=entertainment

3. quantity of fansubs....
no fix, its good unless gov steps in. gov didnt step in

4. effect on market
kinda like no. 3, needs a limit. there are no limites, unless otherwise, it would be stated.

i read the whole thing
i proved its good
its legit

lets not forget, this is also about the fansubbers, not just copyrights. fansubbers are abiding those rights, or else theyd been slammed for it long ago
makes sense, no?

You can't even provide a link that doesn't have the word anime in it...

This quote...

I posted says if it meets all of those requirements that it goes into what you call ''Fair Use''. What you posted does not fall into that category. Is it educational? No. Does it only show 10% of the content? No.

what are you talking about?!?
it needs the word anime in cause it pertaines to anime

if it didnt, then it could be about something else

I meant these anime people don't make the law.

By the way, read my edit. That should explain.

sigh
i proved it minutes ago

...As a general rule of thumb, most colleges suggest 10% of a work is considered "Fair Use". As the percent of the original work to what is copied increases, it becomes more difficult to justify as "Fair Use". This would be equal to approximately 3 minutes of a TV episode. If an entire series is considered a single work, then it may be possible to consider 10% of the series (2.6 episodes of a one-season series) under "Fair Use".

general rule. that aint specific. its cloudy
as you know, there are exceptions
find ME the sppecific rule on fansubbing
and, of course, there are educational anime
japan aint full of just one type of anime, they need stuff for the lil kids
we got our lil kids cartoons as do they
educational, it is
but since american kids most likely wont need japanese lil kids cartoons, that part is irrelevent to this ...debate
the 10% rule is, again, general....general dont cut it...
the law cannot be broad, or else it would be messed up
it has specifics under it
i know those people dont make the law, but they been following it

...im down with that. now to download 2.6 eppiodes of a anime

This thread has gone way off-topic. Download all the illegal anime you want, just don't talk about it here. Closed.