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Tezuka Productions will be posting 700 manga titles and 100 anime titles for free on the Internet. Beginning this week, pre-2000 works will be available for viewing. In addition to this, they are also planning to set up a paid video distribution site in two languages: English and Korean. Manga browsing will require a plug-in for Microsoft Windows. This feature marks the 80th anniversary of Osamu Tezuka's birth on Monday, who is a legendary manga and anime pioneer. Source: Nikkei Net
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6 Nov 0812:23 AM
In KOREAN? SRSLY?
Oh man, best news ever. Do want do want do want! 
5 Nov 089:06 AM
Oh my God! So excited! Though I hope this doesn't prevent the distribution of those titles in a hard format (I want me some Black Jack!).
4 Nov 086:32 PM
"animes"? "mangas"? Um Dx; Japanese doesn't have plurals. Hearing/Reading that in an article's title kills me a little inside.
Anyway. Wow, sounds cool U8 
24 Dec 081:48 PM
It's a Japanese word, but this article was written in English, and here we use plurals. Also, because of it's wide use in sentences, or being able to be used as a noun, it is grammatically legal to use it as a plural, because it sounds like bad English if you don't.
tl;dr Stop being a Weeaboo. 
4 Nov 086:06 PM
Wow, that's good!
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