Eu's epilogue at the end of this episode says this is the end of season 2.  And it suggests this is the end of the series, with no hints or promises of a new season ahead.  So any later ep11 will probably be more like an OVA: fun, but no advancement of the story line for the foreseeable future.

This season had its fun moments, but my impression is the authors need a lot of time before they'll be ready to proceed.  That might also explain the unusually short 10 episode season.

Thanks for the baka-tsuki project reference!  Very interesting.  The site http://www.animea.net has vol 1-5 in manga form.  Baka-tsuki show 9 volumes released, the last in Nov 2011.

This series comes from a Light Novel series, you can check it on http://www.baka-tsuki.org/project/inde...e_desu_ka?
And I think the Official Website says that there'll be a TV Airing of Epsiode11 on the 22nd of this month, I'm not sure...

i didnt read the manga or any mangas in a while so i wouldnt know, sorry, but you can give mangahere.com or mangareader.net  a try the have kore wa manga enlistet. :I

Thanks for the update.  Are any particular sites hosting the manga?  I haven't seen it at my usual sources.

THE ELEVENTH EPISODE of the series will be released with the sixth manga volume on October 20, 2012 on Blu-ray.  (c) wikipedia

I just downloaded this file.  It unzipped and played fine, no passwords, no weirdness.  Other mediafire files work fine also.

So two suggestions:
1. Update your zip software.  If you're using the freeware program 7zip (available from downloads.cnet.com), be sure you have version 9.2 or later.  The earlier versions don't work for this.

2. If you still have trouble, the most common problem is hitting a Windows path limit for characters.  Zip facilities sometimes create an extra folder within another folder and it can be enough to put you over the top of that limit.  When that happens, things don't work but Windows doesn't generate any error messages.  The fix is to create a temporary folder near the root of the drive you are using, like c:\temp.  Move the file(s) there for joining and unzipping, then the finished product can go back to your video folder.

Also, if you are using 7zip, you can avoid this problem by the following:
1. Highlight the file or files to be joined and unzipped
2. Right click on the highlight and select 7zip "Extract Here"
Enjoy

That way you avoid all the extra folders being generated.

If there is still a problem, try PeejeShare if it is available to you.  Where I live, it's faster than mediafire, and no unzipping involved.

Some sources say this is the ending episode of this season.  Other say more will come later.  The Anime Countdown website says there are a total of 10 episodes in this season.  It also says episode 11 will air in 5 days, XX hours.

Be prepared to entertain yourself starting next week.

What is wrong with the mediafire files?  Are they password locked?

The ".ts" suffix means this is a "transport stream": The unreduced, unencoded video feed of last week's episode of Naruto as recorded from its broadcast in Japan.  From this file the fansubs create a reduced file size "encode" that is one-forth to one-sixth or so this size (200MB to 500MB or so) at various resolutions (480p, 720p, now 1080p -sort of).  These reductions are done for practical reasons.  People used to grumble about 200MB file sizes per episode.  Now we grumble about 600MB - 800MB, although I'm sure some still grumble about 200MB.

The transport stream is the best video and audio source of a broadcast, putting all the choices in the hands of each fansub.  And importantly, it also contains the Japanese closed captions.  Being able to give your translator a written Japanese text of a show is a tremendous advantage for speed subbing, or any subbing.

To get a transport stream, you need to have someone in Japan recording it for you.  Either a friend or, er, an "associate".  Hence, the "Free Week" caption above, probably.

Some, maybe most, video players will playback a transport stream file, if you're interested in a 2GB, 25-minute experiment.  But I don't know which video players can or can't play transport stream files.  

thanks

EH?!!EHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >O<
yeeey yeey yeeey /\_/\
                       \(>w<)/
waaaa!! is it a dream?illusion?reality?!!
my dream has finally came true!!!!! ToT
I'm very very happy,even if i'm thanking you i feel that little very little compared your hard work on this project!
I strongly wanna hugs you to express how happy I am! >\\\<
Thank you Thank you from the bottom of my heart for translating this anime till the end!
I want to cry loudly cuz my dream achieved in the summer! TTOTT
my wish to end this anime was also in summer!!!
thank you so so very very infinity!! ^O^
GOD BLESS YOU ALL!! /\_/\
                               (^o^)/

Thanks.long/short doesnt matter,i appreciated your reply

Alternative download http://www.akita-kun.com/2012/06/kingd...title.html

Sorry forgot to add thank you for the Peejashare and JumboFiles links :D

appears part one in all the flameupload multilinks are missing.

^_^

An mp4 version of Horrible.  Although the file name says "Sheline", the website link says "asaadas".

Long answer: The comments at AnimeSensi that I found were that gg-subs were not taking this series as seriously anymore, as seen in a lot of small errors getting through and some goofy original humor of their own being inserted.  Unfortunately, gg-subs is known for that sort of thing --showing their low opinion of a show or of the people that watch it by doing things that they [gg-subs] find amusing.  In the past, they have:
-Made up "translations" that have nothing to do with the original dialogue;  Sometimes a line or two, sometimes a whole script.
-Substituted their own music tracks;  
-Released whole fake episodes pieced together from random videos.  One such fake they bloated to 800MB on purpose just to make people waste their download limits.

Personally, I don't mind a joke as long as I know what it is, but what's fun for gg is seeing how long and how much they can get away with until people realize what they are doing.  This is what fansub folk call "trolling".  Read the blogs at their website if you're interested in watching this kind of stuff unfold.

In mitigation, I can only say that gg are among the oldest of the fansub groups.  They, and Koda their founder, did a lot to create fansubbing and speed-subbing as we know it today.  But She and/or they now get bored easily and often find more enjoyment in "trolling".  The solution is to enjoy or avoid gg.

In this case, there is another group doing this series, Asensi-Subs.  Click on the "Jormungand" link at the top of this page and you'll see a listing of all the episodes.  They're a little behind at the moment but should catch up soon they say.  They also recently announced plans to follow-up by doing the BD's for this series, so it sounds like they are still interested and making serious efforts with this title.  As you wait for them to catch up, you could review their version of previous episodes to see what you have or haven't missed.  As to Asenshi's file sizes, I have no idea.  But it's not a joke, in more ways than one.  

Nowdays utw releasing sd version very late...backthen after 720p(mkv) ver. It takes half/one hr. To release sd ver(avi)

Is somthing wrong with this file? On senshi i read some complains so i thought maybe some prob with file...

thanx for this xvid avi release >_<

it sucks

According to their website, they only torrent the mkv.  AnimeTosho is a portal that downloads torrents from TokyoTosho and creates download links for them.  So the mp4's are only available at the Sayonara-Group website, where they do provide a dl link for you.  Click above where it says "Sayonara-Group" to go there.  Perhaps you could convince them to torrent the mp4 versions in the future, in which case they would be processed here.

I like this group's banner motto: "Everything is better with Subtitles!"

Examples:
1. My McDonald's hamburger: "Sizzle, Sizzle"
    Subtitle: "Heh, heh, I'm going to kill you eventually!"
2. My older sister: "Anon, would you come here for a moment?"
    Subtitle: "Heh, heh, I'm going to kill you eventually!"

Can you post SG's Hunter x Hunter mp4 formats

AniDb: "This work was produced as the ninth special animated piece for the 24-hour television program by Tezuka Production, which took full charge of the original story, screenplay and director. Tezuka Osamu crafts a love story in the time when humans are expanding into space at the end of the 21st century, employing an omnibus form similar to Bradbury's "Martian Chronicle." The story line is similar to "Phoenix: Nostalgia." Leaving the earth after marriage, a woman is left behind in space when her husband suddenly dies of a cosmic disease. These background details were used in "The Phoenix" as well. This time, her friends on the Earth head for space to save the woman who was once everyone's ideal lady. In this special animated piece, Tezuka Osamu emphasizes his basic concepts that "love can save the earth" and "only love can save humans." "

And strangely, no one has created a "pig-latin" file name generator yet either.

I had thought you were suggesting the usual conversion of hardsubs to softsubs by Horrible was pointless.  (Horrible touts this as one of the reasons he does what he does.)  Eventually, I found out Horrible had failed to transfer the softsubs to an unsubbed video, creating a weird softsubs on top of hardsubs mess for this episode.  Still, it plays ok if you turn the softsubs off, unless you wanted no subs.

Horrible seldom goes back to fix anything other than the wrong video being sent out.

7z is a file compression format like a "zip" file.  Its name comes from the freeware program "7zip" that can be used to convert 7z files back to their original form, in this case an avi file.  The reason: Links at mediafire were being deleted quickly, for various reasons.  To avoid that, the files here are now placed in a 7z wrapper to disguise their content before being sent to mediafire.  

What you need to do to return the downloaded file(s) back to its original form:

1. Get and install 7zip from downloads.cnet.com  If you already have 7zip, it has to be version 9.2 or later.
2. Highlight the file downloaded from mediafire
3. Right click on the highlight and choose 7zip "Extract Here"
4. Enjoy

Note: If the file is bigger than 200MB, it is split into two or more parts as MediaFire requires.  In that case:

1. Highlight all the files to be joined
2. Right click on the highlight, choose 7zip "Extract Here"
Enjoy

Every computer should have a compression utility, and 7zip is a good one to have because it works with all the major compression formats and is completely free: opensource, no ads.

(*downloads.cnet.com is long established archive hosted by a consumer awareness group that makes efforts to be sure the files you download are free of viruses or spyware and are what they claim to be.)

If all of this is difficult for you, as of now only mediafire downloads have this procedure.  The other download sources just produce the avi file you are looking for.  Of the remaining download options, try PeejeShare first if it is available to you.  It is faster than mediafire where I live.  Next in line for speed is Sendspace.  And neither of these require you to solve a "captcha" or similar nonsense.  After that I would try JumboFiles, but it is not as fast or consistent as these first two.  

My point was I turned the subs and there were still subtitles on the picture.

Uh we got a problem with mediafire. Why is it 7z? Where is the avi?

Unfortunately, deriving "Ztmn" or "Z-M" from "Zetaman" is somewhat difficult to code into an automated bot. Perhaps the former could be achieved through vowel removal/substitution, but it can get ugly for some other titles.
I guess the thought's on the table.

Bear in mind it is agents of the copyright holders that look for content online then issue DMCA C&D* notices to MF.  People who are looking for Zetman probably look for any variations with a "Z".  In other words, you're dealing with intelligent searches, not mindless ones.  Random numbers create no opportunity to narrow down searches to likely violations for further investigation.  You'd need something more like "pig-latin" substitutions, but anything systematic could be figured out.

(*C&D: Cease & Desist; DMCA: Digital Millennium Copyright Act)

why 7z ??? you should just split it with hj splitter without

and about the name you could just make it like zetman become Ztmn or Z-M and like that at all the animes  and mediafire will not delete it

Update UploadedTo links  thx ~

very , nice , thankys

Ask asaadas if he wants to add his torrents himself (with an account like NemDiggers) in tokyotosho. If he doesn't want to or can't then just do it yourself. Just make sure when you submit it that you tick Anime so it can be picked up by animetosho.

okay seems like i manage to talk to them and I'm not sure if he meant hes gonna add the dummy tracker or some DDL but check it here

http://asaadas.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/...mment-form

& admin if he adds the dummy tracker then you could start uploading his re-encodes?

Thanks! That did the trick!

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