CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

Does anyone else like this show? I wish the cursing was taken out, but as far as the messages themselves, I agree with a lot of them. Some may find it offenseive, but as a black man, I would say a fair amount of whats in the show is the truth.

When I saw the commercials for this show..and knowing what the comic strip was like I was saying, "Man, don't I get enough conservitave bashing from the media? Now I have to see it on MY Cartoon Network?!"

...yeah, it was a knee-jerk reaction. I watched it, and it was fantastic! I cannot however recommend it for kids or young teens. Some of it is offensive, but it is hilarious and yes many of the plot points do eventually give a good message (see "The Return of the King" episode).

I like it, when does it start up again?

It STARTED great! But round the third episode I saw that the message was put in first place rather than humor, it felt like I was at a lecture and thought I agree with some of the messages the show just wasn't funny anymore so I stopped watching.

Sheol777 wrote: yes many of the plot points do eventually give a good message (see "The Return of the King" episode).

I like it, when does it start up again?

Yea, the king speech at the end was one of my favs too. The second season is surpposed to drop in september.

Not a show I make a schedule to watch, but it has its moments.

im tryin to debate weather getting the
dvd or not.

Something of a guilty pleasure (given some of the content). Entertaining and well-executed, art and animation head and shoulders above most American efforts. Not a fan of the original comic strip, but this, this is good.

"The man who controls Opra...controls the world."

My favorite line is "Grandad, 'dat ain't no peach cobbla. More like vomit wit peez."

It's just funny how he said it.

anyone have or seen the dvd versio? i hear its got a lil nudity and of course much cursing.

Not something I watch personally,although I do believe one of the Seattle papers carried the comic on which it was based(I think I remember seeing the comic back when we lived on the west side of
Washington state,though I can't remember if it was the P.I. or brand X
paper)

I watch it if I have the TV on and it shows up, but I never schedule around this show or anything. As far as content goes, at least I keep my TV on. When Moral Orel comes on, I just leave.