Introducing the MANA Podcast from Netflix, hosted by Matt Owens, screenwriter and co-showrunner for the upcoming live action adaptation of one piece from Netflix, and more importantly, a lifelong anime fan. On the MANA podcast, which stands for Manga Anime Netflix Adaptation, Matt invites some of his closest entertainment industry friends to chat all about their favorite anime series and tropes.
Third episode came out. btw I've been listening to it on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5tZWdhcGhvbmUuZm0vTkVURkxJWDExMjMyNjAyNTU. Not sure why it's not...
So far they are talking about manga in general. The first episode is about Shōnen for example One Piece, Naruto, Bleach, Fairy Tail, and a bunch of others I didn't know. They also mention stuff...
So far they are talking about manga in general. The first episode is about Shōnen for example One Piece, Naruto, Bleach, Fairy Tail, and a bunch of others I didn't know. They also mention stuff like Sailor Moon that Matt Owen liked when he was younger.
There's some discussions about themes, characters, world building.
I think there's enough to talk about any given film adaptation to support a podcast. This selection is full of reasonably long and complex stories, so there are plenty of different angles to go over.
I think there's enough to talk about any given film adaptation to support a podcast. This selection is full of reasonably long and complex stories, so there are plenty of different angles to go over.
Maybe there are, but I can't imagine limiting themselves like this is advantageous. You can take Netflix off the title and still talk about the same anime.
Maybe there are, but I can't imagine limiting themselves like this is advantageous. You can take Netflix off the title and still talk about the same anime.
So, this is completely off topic, but why does Amazon Prime anime subtitles suck so hard? Trying to watch Vinland Saga and my God.... Is it that hard to do subtitles right? Or am I missing a...
So, this is completely off topic, but why does Amazon Prime anime subtitles suck so hard? Trying to watch Vinland Saga and my God.... Is it that hard to do subtitles right? Or am I missing a setting I should have so they sync properly?
I watched the first season on Prime Video a few years ago but I didn't notice any issues with the subtitles back then. Netflix and Crunchyroll has it too now, if you have either you could compare...
I watched the first season on Prime Video a few years ago but I didn't notice any issues with the subtitles back then. Netflix and Crunchyroll has it too now, if you have either you could compare to see if it's better on them.
There's a second episode that came out.
Third episode came out.
btw I've been listening to it on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5tZWdhcGhvbmUuZm0vTkVURkxJWDExMjMyNjAyNTU. Not sure why it's not included in the lnkfi.
Neat idea but are there really enough Netflix anime adaptations to support a podcast about it.
So far they are talking about manga in general. The first episode is about Shōnen for example One Piece, Naruto, Bleach, Fairy Tail, and a bunch of others I didn't know. They also mention stuff like Sailor Moon that Matt Owen liked when he was younger.
There's some discussions about themes, characters, world building.
I think there's enough to talk about any given film adaptation to support a podcast. This selection is full of reasonably long and complex stories, so there are plenty of different angles to go over.
Maybe there are, but I can't imagine limiting themselves like this is advantageous. You can take Netflix off the title and still talk about the same anime.
So, this is completely off topic, but why does Amazon Prime anime subtitles suck so hard? Trying to watch Vinland Saga and my God.... Is it that hard to do subtitles right? Or am I missing a setting I should have so they sync properly?
I watched the first season on Prime Video a few years ago but I didn't notice any issues with the subtitles back then. Netflix and Crunchyroll has it too now, if you have either you could compare to see if it's better on them.