CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

from Anime Newsnetwork wrote:Trinity Blood will premiere at 12 a.m. Eastern on the night of September 9, immediately after the premiere of Bleach at 11:30.

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Wooo! bleach an tb in the same night!!! YEessss >.>;; <- is worrying about the bleach voice acting.

Huh. I thought FUNimation would put this on their new cable channel. Maybe it'll be on both. (Note to those of you living in Houston, you can start watching the FUNimation channel in September)

From what I recall reading in the piece on Trinity Blood in Newtype some time ago, it sounds like Gonzo's just trying to recapture the magic of Hellsing.

Oooooo boy... Trinity Blood... ack >_<

The mangaka of Trinity Blood (Sunao Yoshida) died, so they just capped everything and gave the anime a lame ending.

They're really not interested in having my buisness after Inuyasha's series finale are they.

Actually, both manga and anime are based on a series of novels, if I recall, and I'm uncertain as to their status. Of course, Wikipedia could probably clear that up for anyone who is interested.

There is a slight chance I will watch this, because from what I have seen (five episodes) the story looks as though it is significantly better than its premise. Though it is another case of the author not really doing any research about Christianity, at least Abel seems fairly priestly the majority of the time and doesn't go on any Anderson-esque killing sprees.

Just finished to watch the series. Liked it, but not too much(but the drawings are too cute!)

uc pseudonym wrote:Though it is another case of the author not really doing any research about Christianity

Why should he? He's not interested in an accurate portrayal, it's just a "cool" set of trappings for the story.

I've heard it starts off pretty good and goes down hill towards the end, but I'll watch it anyway, because it's about vampires.(lame reason, I know. lol) I've heard it's kinda like a mix of Hellsing and Trigun.

For anyone who may be interested, it was the author of the original novel series that died before the novels reached their end. I thought the manga was still going, but I'm not sure.

RedMage wrote:Why should he? He's not interested in an accurate portrayal, it's just a "cool" set of trappings for the story.

Well, some of us feel that knowing something about what you write about is simply authorial integrity. I, for example, am fairly familiar with Buddhism but I would never write something involving it without first studying to make sure what I wrote was accurate. If it was something to be professionally published, I would probably go so far as to consult people who actually are Buddhist.

But I realize your question was rhetorical and your point still stands.