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Published: 2009-11-08 22:10:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 995; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 32
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One of these days I'm going to grab all of the most obscure-looking anime series I can find, make an AMV out of them, submit it to an anime convention, and confuse the Hell out of all the attendees!^_^
Won't that be fun?!?!?
(and yes.....I've always wanted to do that too.....if anyone were to complain that "This is not anime" I'll be sure to bring the "Anime Encyclopedia" with me!)
I LOL.
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Only not-so-looking animu "anime" I recognize here is Alfred the Duck.
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It was made in Japan. I remember watching it in Japanese as a teen. The main star was voiced by my favorite voice actress: Megumi Hayashibara
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While a lot of anime share a style, anime is simply Japanese Animation. So it can be any style.
I love anime that look western..
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Inspector Gadget is one of those cartoons actually that doesn't anime but it is similar style now I think about it and the parts are created in Japan.
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created in, as in "out sourced" or "we collab together <3"
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Japanese animator + Other country's writer and designer = win!
Alfred J. Kwak and Moomings are good example!
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I've only seen one episode of Tanoshii Moomin Ikka by far, but I must continue to watch it!
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Now i want to see Alfred again, good thing they have relased he episodes on Dvd here.
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To the Japanese, any "animΔshon" counts as anime. That includes non-japasese bodies of work such as:
-Disney Animation Canon
-Spongebob Squarepants
-The Land Before Time series
-Etc.
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LOL....you should see my other stamp that I made MONTHS ago---> [link]
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is that why some call it Japanimation?
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Do you also support American cartoons that look like anime? I've seen one of those characters before.
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Some of them!
I like the show, as long as it's well done.
Teen Titans and Avatar: The Last Airbender come to mind.....
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I love those two too! 
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Oh yeah, just the two animated films I mentioned: The Great Mouse Detective, and The Secret of NIMH. Do you enjoy those two? They're my personal faves, but its okay if you didnt like them for any reason 
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Of course I have!
I absolutely LOVED Ratigan's character....he was absolutely, menacingly charming!
....as for Nimh, I've only seen it twice (and quite a LOOOOOONG time ago too). The most memorable character for me (at the time, anyway) was Jeremy....with his hilarious allergy to cats and obsession with "sparkly things".
To tell you the truth, however, the only reason why I haven't seen NIMH more is because (like most of Bluth's films) it spooked me pretty badly when I was little.....the dark atmosphere, creepy character designs, and scenes of rats being stabbed by needles come to mind.
BURR!
>.<
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Oh my gosh, Ratigan was marvelous, and the voice provided by Vincent Price was a perfect match for him. I love when he makes his transformation at the end, where Ratigan goes from being a cape sporting criminal mastermind, to totally losing his cool and ripping his fancy blazer and such while frantically pursuing Basil for the kill. He becomes very animalistic there, and it really brings out the whole "rat or world's-greatest-criminal-mind" thing from earlier places in the movie.
As for the darkness of NIMH (and as you said, Bluth's films in general to a notable extent) made it really stand out to me. I kind of liked the frightening elements it had (then again, I saw only bits and pieces until I was 13 
Speaking of dark stuff, it's funny that I cringe at any of Ralph Bakshi's work. It always freaked me out, just with it's underlying perversity
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Ratigan was an amazing villain! Yuush!
Yeah, Bluth's films are normally very dark....I guess it's his style?
UGH.
Don't even talk to me about Ralph Bakshi. The only film I've seen of his was "Cool World", and I intend to keep it that way.
The last thing I need is to be "force fed" films about cartoon characters having sex, and animated cats "jacking off".
Good god.
I mean.....have you ever actually met a Ralph Bakshi fan?
The one's I've met normally talk in a really creepy perverted voice about how great his work is and such.
-_-;;;
I have yet to meet a fan of his work, that hasn't terrified me to the point of flee.
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I agree
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Hope you never meet one. It's not pleasant....
-_-;;;
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You got what it SHOULD have said though, right? Also, what did you think of those two?
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Yes! Yes!
Which two? in terms of movies...or....what?
O.o
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Sorry about how SCREWED UP my post was, accidentally posted it too early at first, before it was done...
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Tis OK!
I absolutely LOVE talking animation technics with people!
^_^
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Was one of those little pics from "Little Nemo"?
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YUP! How did you guess?
^x^
Even though the great Frank and Ollie DID work on Little Nemo, they had to go to Japan to do so!
It is (believe it of not) classified as an anime film!
O.o
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I'd recognize that face anywhere 
And yes, you're right on that. Do you know whether or not it's true that Miyazaki did work on it? A friend told me that, but I can't confirm if its true or not.
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Well actually......
He was scheduled to work with the original team on it in 1982 and 1983, but (supposedly) stuff got in the way, and he decided to quit the project before it was completed in 1989.
It is interesting however, if you like the film, here's an original completely finished test sequence of the movie that never made it into the final production. You can see how Nemo's design changed too!----> [link]
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Wow, interesting 
Honestly, Nemo looked about the same to me, lol
Great stuff though
Thanks!
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Yeah....sorry the Miyazaki rumor isn't true.....(He was SO CLOSE to working on it too!!! DRAT!!)
XD
A similar, scene was put in the film, but the character flying on the airplane and some of those awesome water shots were cut out completely.
His eyes were a bit smaller and more "anime like" in this particular pilot.
...also, there's no Icarus!
Me loves ze' flying squirrel!!!
(even though he wasn't in the original comic by Winsor McCay)
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Oh man, if Icarus had never been introduced, I would be very saddened :/
Honestly, although I recognize him as a master, I was never an enormous fan of Miyazaki (just not quite my type of storyteller
Just an FYI here, my favorite animated movie is actually The Great Mouse Detective, followed closely by The Secret of NIMH (referred to as TSONfrom here on). Interestingly enough, (you probably already know all of what Im about to say, but what the heck 
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*CONTINUED BELOW*
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Disney's response to The Secret of NIMH.
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ALFRED! I need to watch more of that ;A;
nice stamps youre pumping out!
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Yeah....I go through these "stamp phases" where I just have a bucket load of good ideas for stamps, and just crank 'em out like there's no tomorrow.
^_^;;;
All of the stamps with copyright pictures in them (like this one) eventually get put up in my scraps section anyway......
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Anime in the 80's-90's was different and better than we got today because they use the same bases like you can found on this website.
Oh yeah, Alfred J. Kwack! I loved this shot. Great characters designs, great story and good work on the continuation. It should aired this in a Retro channel.
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Unfortunately, I've only been privileged enough to see one episode of Alfred.
His episodes are quite difficult to come by these days......
I do prefer anime made in the 80's and 90's.
Some really wonderful shows got released during that time!
^_^
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It showed here in 1990 through 1996 and they counted i guess 26 episodes but was dropped by badly hybrid 90's cartoons (As the awful Mot where it was the first cartoon i watched who deserve to be treated as you know... Crap!)
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I don't believe it was ever released in the states.....which is quite problematic for a person (like me) trying to get a hold of the episodes.....
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That's can be the same where i live since 15 years now except for find them on DVD. (Both don't look restored and badly drawed in the cover.)
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that be awesome D: really not enough people know that the japanese don't draw all their cartoons in the basically the same style.
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I know!
I wish I had the editing software so that I could actually do it, but alas! I have nothing to nab clips from my DVDs.....
^_^;;;
Poo.
I'm (really) surprised no on has ever tried this before. I'd LOVE to see the expressions on the people's faces if someone actually did it......
XD
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awww :C and I'd love to see people faces' too.
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