Arguing about Magiranger - Page 3

PurpleWindRanger · 04/28/06, 11:45 AM

I never saw Magiranger but MF does appear to be a mix of Harry Potter and Charmed. That's how I view it anyway. But it's not the first show to rip off another show or movie. American shows do it all the time.

Yamcha · 04/28/06, 11:45 AM

I don't know what the whole fuss is about. If you go up to JK Rowling and tell her in her face that Harry Potter is remarkably similar to LoTR and Narnia, she'll tell you that you're just about right.

As it was pointed out earlier, the early episodes of Magi are heavily influenced by Harry Potter (even some of the BGMs). The one advantage that Magi has is that it draws its resources from wayyyy more legends around the planet than Rowling does, and that's pretty damn good.

04/28/06, 11:45 AM	#21
PurpleWindRanger Putty Patroller Join Date: 01/04/18 Posts: 1	Re: Arguing about Magiranger I never saw Magiranger but MF does appear to be a mix of Harry Potter and Charmed. That's how I view it anyway. But it's not the first show to rip off another show or movie. American shows do it all the time.

04/28/06, 11:45 AM	#22
Yamcha Putty Patroller Join Date: 01/04/18 Posts: 1	Re: Arguing about Magiranger I don't know what the whole fuss is about. If you go up to JK Rowling and tell her in her face that Harry Potter is remarkably similar to LoTR and Narnia, she'll tell you that you're just about right. As it was pointed out earlier, the early episodes of Magi are heavily influenced by Harry Potter (even some of the BGMs). The one advantage that Magi has is that it draws its resources from wayyyy more legends around the planet than Rowling does, and that's pretty damn good.