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Just to let you all know I think contacting FUNi is a terrible idea. It lets them know their takedown was effective and may bring additional trouble for DCTP. Same goes for petitions. They don't care. The Detective Conan property is not profitable to them, so there will not be releasing any more in English no matter how much fan begging there is. Personally, I hope that someone other company picks up the property when FUNi's contract expires, so I fear that giving FUNi attention may only encourage FUNi to renew it for longer and therefore not give anyone else who might think more official subs is a good idea a chance.

The drawings are in the attachments x.x I dont know how to use a spolier box yet I hope i did this right I drew this because i was listening to the DCW podcast and CarpetCrawler said that Gin love salsa music so I drew him chibi style and a sad conan i just drew. More to come The drawings are in the attachments x.x I dont know how to use a spolier box yet I hope i did this right I drew this because i was listening to the DCW podcast and CarpetCrawler said that Gin love salsa music so I drew him chibi style and a sad conan i just drew. More to come Ran Chibi sailor moon

Hello DCW, I'm not sure if you have heard the news, but due to DMCA filing (the very same filing that ended the Watch section here) DCTP has been asked to cease and desist the translation and distribution of the Detective Conan anime by Funimation Entertainment. We loved doing it over the years, but all good things must come to an end. Now, before I link to Jd-'s official statement over at DCTP, I want to make my position, and what seems to me, the general position of DCTP as a whole very clear... FUNimation was just doing their job in protecting THEIR copyright and distribution rights for Detective Conan. THEY are not at fault, WE ARE! In subbing Detective Conan, we were technically doing something ILLEGAL. Please do NOT hate Funimation for this. And certainly do not do anything against Funimation, including sending hate mail or anything of the sort. Please DO support them and their property. Over at DCTP we are VERY CLEAR of that. And I for one, as a staff member of DCTP, will treat any negative ACTION (even if spoken and not serious) as a serious transgression both on the forums and in the DCTP cbox. You are free to air frustration, but the second you start creating a negative image of this community as a whole, you are ONLY DOING HARM, and it will be treated as thus. This is what Jd- had to say about it. On behalf of DCTP, we thank you for your support, and it was fun. Best, Kyuu PS: YES, Manga WILL continue. Viz has not done the same, but please do not be surprised if they do. However it is LESS likely as we encourage the purchase of the Viz manga on our main site and do not distribute back issues. Also, we do NOT know how this will affect the Movies or OVAs, but it is likely that they will be affected similarly. However that is in current discussion and we do not know. PLEASE DO NOT ASK US!

Everyone, Kyuu knows this better than the wide majority of us do. Legal trouble is legal trouble. I've actually asked lawyers from my dad's firm what could happen, and depending on how much was done, especially after a cease and desist, it's not going to be pretty. Kyuu's right in saying that key people could end up getting jailed. There is no way DCTP could come out with anything less than very heavy fines. If you want to get your DC fix, do it the old fashioned way. Do your best to learn the language, and buy it the seasons legally. I know I was willing to try and fight this before, but there really is no way of going about this and staying perfectly legal the entire time.

@xSherry:

Oh, I didn't notice that it's an optical illusion. Sorry for that, you were right.

I second what AG4E said. That way we can all welcome you properly on your on thread here!

Ello Orangeburst. 'Psalmist' as in the person who writes psalms - 讃美歌作者 (san-bi-ka-saku-sha.) Literally, 讃美歌　SANBIKA means Psalm and 作者　SAKUSHA means author. Note the first character 讃 can also be written as 賛. As an aside, a poet in general is 詩人 (shi-jin) which means poem-person word for word. A bit late for reply, but hope it helps. :)