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Select the XML file then click 'Import Data'. Choose import type : MyAnimeList Import.ĥ. (please use new account! it will overwrite your existing list)Ĥ. Download your animixplay data here (XML).ģ. You can export your animixplay account data (watchlist, ep progress, etc) to other places like. We will keep this domain, archive, and data export running as long as possible. It's just for archival, so you can't watch anime or anything useful, but you can manage your account like deleting it forever. This dub contained most of the same cast as the Manga/Madman dub, this time being recorded at Animaze (the recording studio where the original movie was dubbed), with various roles recast but the main roles kept from the original dub.You still can login to your account here to view your account for the last time. For this release, Bandai created a second dub for the American market, as Manga's dub was done to PAL standards and converting it to American standards (NTSC) would cause audio distortion. In 2009, Bandai Entertainment sublicensed the film from DreamWorks' then owner, Paramount Pictures, and rereleased it on DVD and Blu-ray. The dub was recorded at Epcar Entertainment and had most of the original cast from the first film reprise their roles. This was the first dub Manga UK had produced since X in 1999 and the first dub Madman produced. The first English dub was produced in 2005 for the PAL market by Manga Entertainment UK and Madman Entertainment in Australia. Because of this, the English dubs would be produced by other companies, under sublicense from DreamWorks Pictures. When originally released to DVD in the United States by Go Fish Pictures (a division of DreamWorks Pictures), it was released subtitle only, a controversial choice since every Ghost in the Shell anime released by Manga Entertainment outside of Japan had been dubbed up until that point.

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