R rpzero Senior member Dec 5, 2000 319 0 0 Sep 28, 2001 #1 Some anime titles are followed by OAV, such as Rurouni Kenshin OAV. WHat the heck does OAV mean?
J jaylek55 Senior member Aug 26, 2000 585 0 76 Sep 28, 2001 #2 OAV = Original Animated Video Watch enough over the years and you're bound to learn something. EDIT: OAV is usually put after the title of a feature that normally isn't put on TV first, like a regular series.
OAV = Original Animated Video Watch enough over the years and you're bound to learn something. EDIT: OAV is usually put after the title of a feature that normally isn't put on TV first, like a regular series.
F Fry Member Aug 31, 2001 102 0 0 Sep 28, 2001 #5 I've seen OVA and OAV from my perspective, different publishers title it differently, but i might be wrong call it what you will, but it should be NISDA (not in series dumbass)
I've seen OVA and OAV from my perspective, different publishers title it differently, but i might be wrong call it what you will, but it should be NISDA (not in series dumbass)
J jaylek55 Senior member Aug 26, 2000 585 0 76 Sep 28, 2001 #6 Fry - LOL Actually I too have seen both. But I think OAV is the norm. OVA = Original Video Animation Reguardless, it's just a way to tell you exactly what Fry said. EDIT: orangel corrected me. Whoops.
Fry - LOL Actually I too have seen both. But I think OAV is the norm. OVA = Original Video Animation Reguardless, it's just a way to tell you exactly what Fry said. EDIT: orangel corrected me. Whoops.
N Noirish Diamond Member May 2, 2000 3,959 0 0 Sep 28, 2001 #7 i thought it's original video animation (ova). anyway, oav might be original adult video
C crypticlogin Diamond Member Feb 6, 2001 4,047 0 0 Sep 28, 2001 #8 It's both, depending on the publishing house. And just consider it "original" "video"<-->"animation".
It's both, depending on the publishing house. And just consider it "original" "video"<-->"animation".