Mugen TV and Mugen Infinity

[Sgt Hartsock]

am I missing something here? I don't see why people it so much? I've seen bits & pieces of it, ya it's decent & all, I just am having a harder time seeing why people love it so much and why it's such a big deal? can somebody explain it's popularity to me?

[aPoCaLyPsE]

am I missing something here? I don't see why people it so much? I've seen bits & pieces of it, ya it's decent & all, I just am having a harder time seeing why people love it so much and why it's such a big deal? can somebody explain it's popularity to me?

I can't really speak on everyone else behalf as to why MugenTV has become the lastest uproar in the community, but from speaking with MugenLord on topic about MugenTv, he's single handedly pioneering the Mugen Revolution. Before this, again strict opinion, Mugen communities tend to segregated against one another, and depending on your affiliation, you become limited to what your community has to offer. It's one of the things that I love about being a part of Infinity, there's are NO walls; no restrictions - the way Mugen was meant to be played.

IDK, i speak again for myself and my shortcomming which brought me here today.

Anyways back on topic, Mugenlord placed a statement in his YouTube Community in reguards to the next installment of MugenTV. I felt like sharing for anyone who wasn't aware that shares the same interest in the program as I do:

MugenLord: Sorry guys been gone awhile, I have been working double shift at work for the past 2 weeks so the show was slow down a bit but it will be ready May 12th its better to have a waited show for it to be perfect then to have a rush show with a sloppy product.

So stay tuned and sorry again.

Thats good to know.. Now the world can sleep easy..

-"aPoC." 

[Acey]

am I missing something here? I don't see why people it so much? I've seen bits & pieces of it, ya it's decent & all, I just am having a harder time seeing why people love it so much and why it's such a big deal? can somebody explain it's popularity to me?

I just know that they are highlighting Infintiy, so I'm waiting.

[laspacho]

am I missing something here? I don't see why people it so much? I've seen bits & pieces of it, ya it's decent & all, I just am having a harder time seeing why people love it so much and why it's such a big deal? can somebody explain it's popularity to me?

I just know that they are highlighting Infintiy, so I'm waiting.

Ditto.   

[Tenspeed]

my own personal explanation of the pronounciation is a bit silly, but it works for me.

mugen from samurai champloo is pronounced "moo gen" in the english dub.

[eSkRo]

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[SemajNogard18]

Man to think I just only started with MUGEN only 1 1/2 years ago.
Its surprising that the community grew to such proportions in only a few years.

[KPT25]

I got news from Mugen Lord:
Quoted from a bulletin he posted over youtube(checking other ppl`s videos):

Mugen TV Episode 3 is at its completion stage now that I am getting some more free time off my part time job, just want this episode to be perfect so be a little patient I haven't forgot you guys at all just finally have time to actually finish it. See everyone soon!

So hopefully this will be out in a week or two...

[eSkRo]

still w8'N

[Nilakantha]

My friend from Japan makes me say "Igirisu" for English when we speak in Japanese.  Tenspeed is right, it's pronounced "moo gen".

[Acey]

無限　－　ムゲン　－　むげん

[Nilakantha]

It's funny cause my Japanese professor made us moo like a cow for the mu sound and that the hiragana symbol for mu is suppose to be a cow.  Strange...  Surprisely Japanese was much easier for me than French...and Ukranian.

[Acey]

In my opinion, Japanese is one of the easiest languages to learn because there are so few exceptions to the rules. It's reading ad writing Japanese that causes problems for most.

[Nilakantha]

I can read and write better than I speak, though I like to use hiragana more than kanji.  All of my friends also prefer hiragana, since it's faster.

[Sabaki]

It's funny cause my Japanese professor made us moo like a cow for the mu sound and that the hiragana symbol for mu is suppose to be a cow.  Strange...  Surprisely Japanese was much easier for me than French...and Ukranian.

Er, the hiragana for mu does not represent a cow in Japanese, especially since the writing system of hiragana came way later after kanji was dominently used in Japan. If you mean katakana, then mu is used in conjuntion with the kanji for cow to make certain words, but the hiragana "mu" is different....

Another thing (I should've said this earlier when I 1st saw your post but  ), but the word "Igirisu" does not mean "English" in terms of the language spoken. Igirisu refers to Britain or England, and if you refer to the English that is spoken there, it would be Igirisu Eigo (British English). Loosely labeling English as "Igirisu" is incorrect, for American English is different than British English. I should know, for my parents grew up with British English, and taught me and my siblings that along with American English.

[Acey]

そですか？両親は英国から来ましたか？まいにあなたは日本人であるかなと思いました。

[Sabaki]

そですか？両親は英国から来ましたか？まいにあなたは日本人であるかなと思いました。

いやあ～、両親は英国生まれじゃないんだけど．．．。でも、イギリス英語を学んだ後、米国に来た両親はAmerican Englishを早く学んで両方分かります。

[That Mugen Guy]

同様に私は日本語を話すことができます。 

[aPoCaLyPsE]

I like squares 

<--- Still eagerly waiting...

-"aPoC."

[Nilakantha]

That is weird because my professor is also from Japan and has explained that certain hiragana characters sometimes represent sounds.  Mu is a symbol for when looking at it most people think of cow.  I never said that mu means cow, the character was created to look like a cow.  I don't know why this needed to be quoted.
 
Also I was talking about when saying the country when I mentioned Igirisu.  I didn't want to say English people.

そのトピックは仕事の日刊新聞で日本語に、私それを使用しなければならないその後ある。 それはいら立たしい。          

[Nilakantha]

By the way, I'm still new to mugen, is the Mugen TV episodes suppose to show off new characters or are they just to display matches?  Thanks.

[Sabaki]

That is weird because my professor is also from Japan and has explained that certain hiragana characters sometimes represent sounds.  Mu is a symbol for when looking at it most people think of cow.  I never said that mu means cow, the character was created to look like a cow.  I don't know why this needed to be quoted.

Misinformation is never a good thing, especially when 3rd parties read it without any knowledge of the contents and take it as fact. Guess we should just focus on Mugen TV 

Also I was talking about when saying the country when I mentioned Igirisu.  I didn't want to say English people.

Guess it was the way you said it  . My mistake.

By the way, I'm still new to mugen, is the Mugen TV episodes suppose to show off new characters or are they just to display matches?  Thanks.

Sorta. It's supposed to be everything related to mugen, from news and current topics within the community, tutorials, and vids showcasing characters and stages ranging from old (rare) and new. It's really up to the Mugen Lord on how he wants to represent things for each show.

[Marancv]

そですか？両親は英国から来ましたか？まいにあなたは日本人であるかなと思いました。

いやあ～、両親は英国生まれじゃないんだけど．．．。でも、イギリス英語を学んだ後、米国に来た両親はAmerican Englishを早く学んで両方分かります。

wakarimasen 

[aPoCaLyPsE]

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-"aPoC."

[KPT25]

wut??well...that means he`s back in activity and soon the episode 3 of mugen tv will be aired