Detective Conan Movie 18: "Dimensional Sniper" (2014)

[Okiyakaivan]

I already listening to the Original Soundtrack for Dimensional Sniper 95 Tracks on it, all have amazing song n really fit on the movie

Where do you find that? :O

wait i will give it to you the download link, what do you think about my gif picture?

It is awesome honestly XD though I don't know where it's from.

Search the picture then put them all together become 1

[Okiyakaivan]

I already listening to the Original Soundtrack for Dimensional Sniper 95 Tracks on it, all have amazing song n really fit on the movie

Where do you find that? :O

have you download the song?

[RoboG55]

I already listening to the Original Soundtrack for Dimensional Sniper 95 Tracks on it, all have amazing song n really fit on the movie

Where do you find that? :O

have you download the song?

I have.
I apparently don't have a license for WinRAR.

[Okiyakaivan]

I already listening to the Original Soundtrack for Dimensional Sniper 95 Tracks on it, all have amazing song n really fit on the movie

Where do you find that? :O

have you download the song?

I have.
I apparently don't have a license for WinRAR.

haiyo, thats hard

[RoboG55]

I already listening to the Original Soundtrack for Dimensional Sniper 95 Tracks on it, all have amazing song n really fit on the movie

Where do you find that? :O

have you download the song?

I have.
I apparently don't have a license for WinRAR.

haiyo, thats hard

Well, at least I'll be able listen to them for 40 days! XD

[Okiyakaivan]

Detective Conan: Ijigen no Sniper (Dimensional Sniper)
Released Date:

19 April 2014, Japan
In June 2014, South Korea
11 July 2014, Taiwan
14 August 2014, Malaysia

[Kor]

14 August 2014, United States

I'd love to know where you got this very unlikely bit of info.

[Okiyakaivan]

14 August 2014, United States

I'd love to know where you got this very unlikely bit of info.

https://tw.movies.yahoo.com/movieinfo_main.html/id=5183 it show taiwan released date only

[kkuuddoo]

wait, the movie 18 will be in the USA ?
how, when ?

I cant believe my eyes, I hope this is true !!

[Wakarimashita]

I'm afraid it's not.

[Jecka]

America doesn't care about "Case Closed"

[Ekoyuhale]

America doesn't care about "Case Closed"

the 'Americanisation' killed it >_o

[kkslider5552000]

America doesn't care about "Case Closed"

the true reason for America's decline

[Jd-]

America doesn't care about "Case Closed"

the 'Americanisation' killed it >_o

This actually had almost nothing to do with Case Closed's fate. The second Cartoon Network/Adult Swim did not pick up more episodes was the day it really died. The show was popular and successful enough to continue compared to their other programs, but the network went a different direction and relegated it to obscurity.

Without TV broadcasts, Conan's chance at becoming a mainstay property died that day in America. Nowadays, the manga does somewhat well by manga standards, but the anime on home video has never really done well because it wasn't until the end that FUNimation had the incentive to put it into the packages it needed (seasons) to succeed even as a niche anime series (not as a mainstream property). Even if they had kept that up with the 130s and beyond, they wouldn't have been able to sustain it for long in today's marketplace.

The Americanization honestly had no bearing on its fate, not with fans and not with Cartoon Network's executives. In fact, it probably helped the latter. The real issue that Conan had was that it came along too late in the anime cycle. America had already moved on from anime in a big way since the late 90s/early 2000s by the time it premiered in 2004. It's now too long for anyone to realistically tackle as a licensing play, unfortunately. It's just not happening.

[Ekoyuhale]

This actually had almost nothing to do with Case Closed's fate. The second Cartoon Network/Adult Swim did not pick up more episodes was the day it really died. The show was popular and successful enough to continue compared to their other programs, but the network went a different direction and relegated it to obscurity.

Without TV broadcasts, Conan's chance at becoming a mainstay property died that day in America. Nowadays, the manga does somewhat well by manga standards, but the anime on home video has never really done well because it wasn't until the end that FUNimation had the incentive to put it into the packages it needed (seasons) to succeed even as a niche anime series (not as a mainstream property). Even if they had kept that up with the 130s and beyond, they wouldn't have been able to sustain it for long in today's marketplace.

The Americanization honestly had no bearing on its fate, not with fans and not with Cartoon Network's executives. In fact, it probably helped the latter. The real issue that Conan had was that it came along too late in the anime cycle. America had already moved on from anime in a big way since the late 90s/early 2000s by the time it premiered in 2004. It's now too long for anyone to realistically tackle as a licensing play, unfortunately. It's just not happening.

I see. That would really be killer, yeah.

While the Americanisation bothers me, it probably doesn't bother everyone and certainly not those who were exposed to it that way first.

It's too bad about the licensing chances now though >_< I agree it's not gonna happen