MegaAnimefan2000 Says:

Jun 11, 2011 - its mandeerrin i can under stand this

akamatani Says:

Jun 21, 2011 - PA KU RI

poconyanpocopoco Says:

Jul 7, 2011 - Hikaru no Go in China?

CoolerThanSora Says:

Jul 31, 2011 - It's called Xiang Qi Wang in China, I'm pretty sure. I saw it airing there about a year ago and even though I'm a teenager, I found the later episodes where they're in the middle of a tournament more interesting. I wish someone knew how to get the other episodes.

FireBomberBassist Says:

Aug 5, 2011 - Hm. Looks... Interesting.

frexellful Says:

Aug 14, 2011 - 画风不错，但整体的流畅度和镜头的移动实在还是中国的短肋~还差不少。 很多人物动作的衔接很不自然。不知道哪里不自然总之不自然。。。

NexusofAvalon Says:

Aug 31, 2011 - i like how the first thing he says to his mom when he gets home is "im home" and "im hungry." must be a global phenomenon

coccinelsucrer Says:

Sep 3, 2011 - The second and last thing he tells his mom after coming home is "I'm hungry"? Is this not a translation mistake? ._. Anyway...This is weird. I always expect to hear Japanese, it serprises me every time they say something as a result. Chinese does not sound as nice as Japanese tbh, so this isn't as agreable to watch as anime...But the coloration is nice! It's so colorful.

yukikawaiiyuki Says:

Oct 5, 2011 - im sry i just cant get use to chinese voices for anime cuz i usally watch in japanese buts still good anime ^.^

arsening Says:

Oct 23, 2011 - chinese people are just like that ...and also commenting about how fat ur friends girl friend is ...

wanxinmike Says:

Nov 17, 2011 - Haha its made for kids. Like those in the primary school age. More teen stuff would pop out over the years I guess, loads of cultural material in China.

wanxinmike Says:

Nov 17, 2011 - oh darn i juz realised ur comment 2 years ago wtf...

MyChibiKitsune Says:

Nov 25, 2011 - the thing on the nerds arms reminds me of yu gi oh..... (O.o)

FeDeBrillar3 Says:

Dec 1, 2011 - it's so wierd to here chinese, and being expecting for the japanese expretions xD

sexfenixblack Says:

Dec 5, 2011 - como se llama la serie y como la puedo ver en español

Rizal50 Says:

Dec 18, 2011 - kapan my coutry iso ngono ya ^^ hahahaha

Soooooooooooonicable Says:

Dec 21, 2011 - I love his blue eyes. ..

SSTriplePilipinas Says:

Dec 22, 2011 - one difference between Japanese and Chinese anime is when the Chinese pronounce English, they pronounce with no accent at all :D

xVictoryStar Says:

Jan 8, 2012 - I'm Chinese.. it doesn't feel weird to be listening ts just that your not used to it..

mastercollin22 Says:

Jan 12, 2012 - ching ching chong chong ching ding ding dong hong KICK!

Opalthreads Says:

Jan 26, 2012 - Oooh look! Ed Elric! (I wish...) :)

ahhitler14 Says:

Jan 29, 2012 - Nice anime..... Long Live Asian Anime...XD

sega310982 Says:

Feb 8, 2012 - Chinese and Japanese traditional animation are actually quite similar to one another. I think China should start exporting more Manhua Anime to the west, but that would cause a HUGE war on the internet.  Also, why is there so much yaoi on the related videos?

xXxCakeIsKawaiixXx Says:

Feb 17, 2012 - Omg they sounds so funny o.O

sunnie123 Says:

Mar 2, 2012 - I think it's all about getting use to it. Tons of us are not used to watching japanese with eng subs in the beginning but later we accepted it and preferred it over eng dubbed. as long as the anime is interesting, you'll get use to listening to it cuz you'll be concentrated on the anime. and sooner or later you'll be able to pick up chinese words just like with the japanese words. it's a great way to learn a new language too.