I'll talk with one of Nelvana's people that I know on facebook about it. If we can get at least 500 Bakugan fans to sign the petition, Nelvana just might make this happen. Besides, even them redubbing over certain scenes, they also would have to find a distributor like Funimation to do it, because not all companies who release anime on DVD make Japanese/English dual audio DVDs. Subtitling an anime is much cheaper for them than to release uncut DVDs, especially if they have to dub the cut scenes.

Yeah, Nelvana is new to the whole streaming thing, but if they get enough fans for this, this is even more possible than them making uncut DVDs. The thing is, Nelvana hasn't gotten into the fun yet in the wonderful world of simulcasting, or just streaming subtitled episodes on their own schedule.

West also writes many books based on cartoon characters such as Samurai Jack, SpongeBob Squarepants, the Looney Tunes, the Powerpuff Girls, Sailor Moon, Cardcaptors, Cubix, and Scooby Doo.There's this thing called a 'simulcast' where websites such as Crunchyroll, Funimation, and even Viz stream the latest episodes in Japan of their shows in Japanese with english subtitles within 1 hour of air time in Japan. She went on to write eight books in the Pixie Tricks series and continued to write new stories for the popular Pixie Tricks website, In August 2003, Grosset & Dunlap published West's new series, Scream Shop, a Pick Your Path series that lets readers choose what will happen in the story. Although writing Pokémon kept her busy, Scholastic picked up her original series, Pixie Tricks. In 1997 she started Pure West Productions and began writing, editing, and packaging books and magazines. West then went to work for Scholastic, and when she left in 1996, she decided to try writing books full time. They wrote the book under the pseudonym Jayne Harvey. Finally, she wrote her first book, a Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys Supermystery called Spies and Lies.Īt the same time, she and two friends came up with an idea for a children's book called Great Uncle Dracula. She started submitting ideas for books that other writers would then turn into stories.

She worked on the college newspaper and as a reporter before graduating and getting a job as an editorial assistant at a small publishing company.įrom there West moved to a company that packaged children's books and sold them to other publishers. After high school, West attended Rutgers University and studied English and Journalism. Tracey West grew up in a small town in New Jersey. A guide to the fictional game played by the characters in the television show describes the players, settings, Bakugan warriors, and tactics.

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