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 No.3633[Reply]

How systematic is the attempt to backup LD with domesday techniques? Is it sporatic or an attempt to do all of them? I hear that a lot of live action film have unique audio mixes and commentary tracks which may be lost forever. The oldest LD are literally starting to fall apart due to disc rot.

https://nyaa.si/?f=0&c=0_0&q=domesday

 No.3634

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No one's done Wizardry OVA.



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 No.1018[Reply]

Thread dedicated to the great Osamu Dezaki.

Starting his career notably as an animator for Astro Boy, Dezaki made his claim after directing the Ashita no Joe anime. In it he defined much of what would become his signature style, which he would continue to develop throughout his future works. Many aspects of his style became defining tropes of anime. For example, his famous freeze frame technique, known as a postcard memory (pics related) has become a staple of anime. If you want more examples of tropes he started I recommend watching Ashita no Joe.

IPs he has directed include: Golgo 13, Black Jack, Space Cobra, Lupin III, Aim for the Ace, Moomin, The Roses of Versailles, and more. Without Dezaki the golden age of anime, that this board relates to, would not have existed as it did.
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 No.1033

>>1032
Oh, I see. That makes it simple then.
I really digged the artstyle

 No.1034

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Just finished Black Jack fucking amazing. To be honest I will always pegged Dezaki as a hack fraud (maybe too strong a word) who we pretend it was good despite some very obvious amateurish qualities to his work. For example the sound design where he would just play the main theme at random intervals in the episode and it gets really annoying after a while, or the awkward dramatic timings with an episode having multiple climaxes and awkawrd cuts and scenes not flowing together well.
I tolerated it in Joe because of the source material and Cobra is light hearted fun, but it was hard to stomach on shows that tried to be serious.

But I am glad to report that there's none of that in Black Jack, this is Dezaki perfected, everything at the utmost professional standard, excellent drama with a great sense of pacing and every scene plays together well, all accompanied by some of the best art you'll see in anime. Highly recommend for all Dezaki fans

 No.1035

I figure this is a decent thread for this. I finished Joe 2 the other day, and I've been thinking about it a bit. What do you think of the ending? At first I was a bit disappointed, but after thinking about it, it's probably the best possible ending.

 No.1036

>>1035
It's the only way it could've ended for me.

Hey hey hey blues....

 No.1037

>>1035
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLzj22NnvVg

Was hoping to see Joe find completion, but honestly I think it was the only completion a character like him could get. It's kind of sad I think after Rikishi's death he was suicidal and remained that way.



 No.13[Reply]

Raunchy Anime Night (Friday, February 4, 2022- Stream Starts at 6:30PM EST)

Streaming a few retro movies tonight (some not retro) if anyone's interested.

Streaming:
Blood - The Last Vampire (This is both ENG/JAP)
Demon City Shinjuku
Bio Hunter
A Kite
The Empire of Corpses
Kanashimi no Belladonna

And Maybe Bible Black lol

Come and have a comfy time
https://www.twitch.tv/lubricant_piano

 No.14

>>13
just curious, why use twitch over cytube? most anons would prefer the latter since you can anonymously chat

 No.15

>>14
I haven’t tried it out. I should

 No.16

>12 hours later
its still going, or atleast the stream is still up



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 No.3655[Reply]

ITT we talk about old manga we read.

Bar Lemon Heart (1985)
A series about a nameless bartender, two of his regulars, the mild manner Matsu-chan and mysterious Megane-san, and whatever stragglers happen to walk into the titular Lemon Heart Bar. The stories are episodic, taking the form light hearted evening drinking conversations which almost always revolve around discussing alcohols, usually presented from a 'fly on the wall' perspective. The art style is simple and clean, with the exception of beverage bottles which are rendered in detail, and the characters are drawn in a style that's not to common these days. Each story is episodic and has a relaxing, slow pace, giving the whole manga a lazy feel. Here, drinking is a relaxed, social activity which involves discussing your day and savoring fine flavors, a break from the breakneck speed of the city. The bar itself seems like an insular place with its own rules and mannerisms, the slow and quiet mood being a welcome break from the world outside. Sadly, the bar lacks a distinct visual identity, probably because the backgrounds are generally very minimal. I only read the first volume, the rest remains untranslated. Bar Lemon Heart had a long run and remains incomplete. It was cancelled in 2021 when Furuya sensei passed. The manga did get a live action TV adaption and a bunch of 2 hour specials, the last being released in 2020, which I haven't watched.


 No.3150[Reply]

the 1990s anime is very BLAH,but the 1988 is very good and dark,i loved it
my favorite episodes are the 2nd and the 4th
someone watched this anime too?

 No.3152

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The 90s anime is great. The OVA is great too.
Miyu is an underrated (creepy)cutie.

 No.3153

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>>3150
I love both, though the OVA is my favorite, the way episode 2 plays on Miyu's difficulties with her destiny and her human emotions is really well done. The storyboarding and drawing quality is immaculate in all four episodes, and I love how it keeps Miyu mysterious but endearing at the same time.

Miyu has a message for you all.



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 No.663[Reply]

Thoughts on new cutie honey?
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 No.665

>>663
My favorite of all cutie honeys

 No.666

>>663
The best one.

 No.667

>>663
I'm on a big Nagai kick, so maybe I will re-watch it. I enjoyed it the most out of all the Honey iterations. It's nice to see Honey take on a new adventure instead of just a repeat of the manga's scenario with a twist.

 No.2115

Big fan of pretty much everything but the original 70s show. I remember seeing a clip of Shin Cutie Honey at a Rob Zombie concert and that selling me on his music. All around great franchise.

 No.2141

Good visuals but the story is a complete mess. It's the kind of pseudo-sequel where if you haven't seen the original you'll feel like you're missing important back-story, but if you -have- seen the original you'll just be confused the whole time how the two are supposed to fit together.

IMO Re is the better OVA Cutie Honey, and F the better 90s Cutie Honey.



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 No.3934[Reply]

everyone here surely old as hell to get pass the captcha

 No.3956

am in my 20's it's just a skill issue.
I've watched stuff like demon city and the original ranma anime

 No.3957

i got lum from urusei yatsura so i lucked out



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 No.3931[Reply]

Did you know? It's one of the best anime ever!

 No.3932

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>>3931
I know you came here from twitter
but yeah it's ok

 No.3936

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one must imagine key and sakura happy

 No.3942

I urge everyone that finished the show to listen to the only audio drama translated in English, you can find the rest of untranslated ones on nico by namesearching in japanese. https://youtu.be/KTjHDblZsAA

I liked the ambiguity of the show not giving us a concrete answer on Key and Sakura being half-sisters or not, because the show had already showed us how much she cared about Key. I know most read it as as romantic because of the Lain-Arisu parallels, but the frustration of not understanding and the disconnect she felt and YET going out of her way to help Key achieve her dream felt like a tired big sister trying to make her fucked up little sister be happy, even when she was struggling with her own shit. I may be projecting though.



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 No.3636[Reply]

Take Ulysses 31 for example. It's an art style that we don't associate with Japanese animation at all, but it is more common with manga. Where did it come from? We all know that Disney was a big influence on early Japanese animation and manga designs but I think this style has its own distinct lineage.

My theory is that it's influenced by Soviet animation, not American animation.
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 No.3719

>>3717

One of the weirdest things i noticed in comparison is the shows they made during those years is the cartoons produced for america usually have higher quality to them than the shows they produced domestically for themselves, all studios not anyone specifically.
If you look at the tv anime during those years and compare them to what the were making for people here youll see what i mean.

 No.3732

>>3719
It's a cultural issue. Western media values variety and originality, so Western cartoons and comics will have reasonably varied episodic and overarching plots each time. Japan tolerates series consisting of 50 near identical, generally low stakes episodes with the same general overarching story because it's easy to make that kind of show look deeper than it really is if you include depictions of PTSD, death, grief, teen angst, and sexuality as well as social commentary and dark endings.

 No.3733

>>3732

I dont think you understand what i meant.
Here is an example, there are others but this will do.
Ulysses 31 came out in 1981, compare its animation to any other tv anime made in japan during the same year. The quality of its animation during its run is quite high which is why you dont see people posting terrible inbetween frames or bad "quality" images from it when it gets brought up.
Compare it to something like GoLion(before it was Voltron) which came out at the same time but was produced for their domestic tv market.
Both has similar natrual character design style but the animation quality between them is vastly different.
You see where im going with this?

 No.3734

>>3733
That's also a cultural issue. Western animation prioritizes fluid motion while anime prioritizes detailed frames and will sacrifice fluidity if necessary. Western companies will want something fluid and full of motion if they want a series to succeed here.
Ulysses 31 has really high quality animation because in the early 80s, TMS had ambitions of being as well-respected and famous worldwide as Disney. In pursuit of that goal, they did good work on their global projects. Many of the other TMS 80s cartoons (namely Visionaries and Galaxy Rangers) also have really good animation.
Toei cartoons made for the West often had good animation because the Western companies always gave them more money than they'd allot for their own anime. The most prominent example of this is the Transformers movie, but I wouldn't be surprised if this was also true for the other Sunbow productions. GI Joe looks better on average than even Zeta Gundam.

 No.3937

I’ve never seen Ulysses 31, it was Tadao Nagahama’s last work before his unfortunate passing correct?



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 No.3930[Reply]

Been watching Kinnikuman lately. Really enjoy it when there's a random baseball reference.

 No.3933

God I only started reading it last year but it’s probably one of my favorite jump manga alongside one piece and Jojo’s



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