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antknee
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 Is Booska available subtitled? My girlfriend has recently discovered Booska, so I decided to see if I could find any episodes of the show online or on DVD. Pretty much all I could find is a Japanese box set with no subtitles. Has it ever been availble subtitled or dubbed?
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hillsy11
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Re: Is Booska available subtitled? Not professional ones. There may be some HK boots out there somewhere.
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redhanded
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Re: Is Booska available subtitled? Where did you find a box set with no subs? Hell Id take it, like we need subtitles or to know japanese for this...
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antknee
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Re: Is Booska available subtitled?
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hillsy11
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Re: Is Booska available subtitled? Yeah....shows like Booska, Robocon, and Kure Kure Takora are just as funny (sometimes, funnier) without the subtitles. Alcohol helps, too.
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skylar
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Re: Is Booska available subtitled? redhanded wrote: Where did you find a box set with no subs? Hell Id take it, like we need subtitles or to know japanese for this... Japanese DVD box sets are $$$, just to let you know.
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atease
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Re: Is Booska available subtitled? skylar wrote: redhanded wrote: Where did you find a box set with no subs? Hell Id take it, like we need subtitles or to know japanese for this... Japanese DVD box sets are $$$, just to let you know. The booska one i have seen without subs was $300
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Aaron
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Re: Is Booska available subtitled? skylar wrote: redhanded wrote: Where did you find a box set with no subs? Hell Id take it, like we need subtitles or to know japanese for this... Japanese DVD box sets are $$$, just to let you know. I was just about to ask this, thanks Skylar.
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skylar
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Re: Is Booska available subtitled? Aaron wrote: skylar wrote: redhanded wrote: Where did you find a box set with no subs? Hell Id take it, like we need subtitles or to know japanese for this... Japanese DVD box sets are $$$, just to let you know. I was just about to ask this, thanks Skylar. a single disc DVD from Japan usually runs around $50. Most multi-disc box sets are anywhere from like $100 something to $300-400. I actually have a set that I paid $1000 for. Just wanted to give fair warning. Most people find that they're too expensive considering you don't get subtitles. I guess it all depends on how badly you want to see the stuff.
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