if a show, e.g prince of tennis, is licensed even tho the show has not ended, does this mean that everything that is shown after that is also licensed?

-- Anonymous, November 04, 2003

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Yes that is true. take gad guard for example. it got licenced at about ep 15 or so. there's no point in buying the licence if they can get the whole season episodes rite?

but 1st and 2nd season involve different licences. therefore if there is an announcement of a second season doesn't not mean that the company who bought the first season licence are automatically entitled to the 2nd season.

-- Anonymous, November 04, 2003

No, not everything that is shown after this is also licensed. A good example of this is Inuyasha, where the first 30 episodes or whatever are licensed in the US, but nothing after that are.

-- Anonymous, November 04, 2003

That is because it was the first season.

-- Anonymous, November 04, 2003

so that means that there is still hope for all the p.o.t. fans....? thanks

-- Anonymous, November 05, 2003

Seeing as how HnI only got licensed recently, along with hng, PoT, and Slam Dunk still not getting licensed. I don't think fans of sports anime will have to worry about licensing.

-- Anonymous, November 05, 2003