Now to finish the Shuten Doji OVA. Hail Go Nagai.BIL wrote: "Small sack, LOTS OF CUM" - Nikola Tesla
I could make some boner fide Sci-Fi recommendations of anime that includes those gridline sequences, streaming flickering lights, and stretched out motion/movements and angles. They were animated around the same time as Cobra: From the early to mid 80s (also the peak era of New Wave/Italo/Euro Disco synth music... which was also used as BGM for a lot of these cartoons!). Most are not officially available nor are they distributed by fans, and some are really hard to find.Raytrace wrote:Yeah even though in general I usually only like sci-fi type stuff...
cool stuff man - I'll check them all out - I'm actually d/ling Ulysses 31 atm - I remember it from my childhood - that and the one with the big nose guys going round the human body :pxbl0x180 wrote:I could make some boner fide Sci-Fi recommendations of anime that includes those gridline sequences, streaming flickering lights, and stretched out motion/movements and angles. They were animated around the same time as Cobra: From the early to mid 80s (also the peak era of New Wave/Italo/Euro Disco synth music... which was also used as BGM for a lot of these cartoons!). Most are not officially available nor are they distributed by fans, and some are really hard to find.Raytrace wrote:Yeah even though in general I usually only like sci-fi type stuff...
Check out Laserion:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52uNiIHsImM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgV-fuioXrg
Arbegas:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bed2FmlGQOU
Captain Future:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcjhpETolG0
Ulysses 31 (I still rank it as one of the best television series I have ever seen):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ4c1X5ene8
Machine Robo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T0BiI5n ... re=related
I see yeah I had to go through loads of name variations to find the little that I did :p -so did you ever actually see the whole series of these or have you just seen the intros? (or were they on TV when you were younger) ?xbl0x180 wrote:Hahaha. I told ye these were not easy to find. I haven't tried in a long time. Actually, I didn't know the name Arbegas until a dude here mentioned it in this thred some pages back. I always assumed it was "the 3rd Voltron" without a proper name. There may be bootlegs of a lot of these programmes, but they're in Spanish. I'm not keen on searching for them in Mexico... and Chilean bootleggers don't deal with North American addresses and dollars
I used to watch these shows when I was a kid (except for Machine Robo). For the most part, I began collecting anime because of nostalgia. These series were famous and were dubbed into multiple languages, including Spanish, French, Farsi, Arabic, Corean, Chinese, and... ItalianRaytrace wrote:I see yeah I had to go through loads of name variations to find the little that I did :p -so did you ever actually see the whole series of these or have you just seen the intros? (or were they on TV when you were younger) ?xbl0x180 wrote:Hahaha. I told ye these were not easy to find. I haven't tried in a long time. Actually, I didn't know the name Arbegas until a dude here mentioned it in this thred some pages back. I always assumed it was "the 3rd Voltron" without a proper name. There may be bootlegs of a lot of these programmes, but they're in Spanish. I'm not keen on searching for them in Mexico... and Chilean bootleggers don't deal with North American addresses and dollars
does anyone know any fansub groups they could beg to sub the Italian Laserion for us?
BIL wrote: "Small sack, LOTS OF CUM" - Nikola Tesla
The French and Spanish dubs were really good. For example, the voice of Zeus was done slower and deeper, using formal language, and the voice of Telemachus was done as if he were a teenager rather than a little boy. Actually, I will only watch the Latin American dub (not the one from Spain or Mexico); it's one of the raer instances when I like the dubdrauch wrote:Yeah, all that really exists at the moment for Ulysses 31 is the dubbed English...which is unbearable.
xbl0x180 wrote:I used to watch these shows when I was a kid (except for Machine Robo). For the most part, I began collecting anime because of nostalgia. These series were famous and were dubbed into multiple languages, including Spanish, French, Farsi, Arabic, Corean, Chinese, and... ItalianRaytrace wrote:I see yeah I had to go through loads of name variations to find the little that I did :p -so did you ever actually see the whole series of these or have you just seen the intros? (or were they on TV when you were younger) ?xbl0x180 wrote:Hahaha. I told ye these were not easy to find. I haven't tried in a long time. Actually, I didn't know the name Arbegas until a dude here mentioned it in this thred some pages back. I always assumed it was "the 3rd Voltron" without a proper name. There may be bootlegs of a lot of these programmes, but they're in Spanish. I'm not keen on searching for them in Mexico... and Chilean bootleggers don't deal with North American addresses and dollars
does anyone know any fansub groups they could beg to sub the Italian Laserion for us?
Hahah. I WISH I could find an English subbed version of Laserion. I tells ya, the best I could probably do is find the whole series in Spanish.
yeah it is pretty bad - however I can kinda handle it because that's how I saw it on TV when I was young so the nostalgia factor counteracts the horror ;pdrauch wrote:Yeah, all that really exists at the moment for Ulysses 31 is the dubbed English...which is unbearable.
I take it you can speak Spanish ? - actually I can pretty much understand French usually so in future if something is utter hard to find, I might try looking for a French dub and see if I can handle it :pxbl0x180 wrote:The French and Spanish dubs were really good. For example, the voice of Zeus was done slower and deeper, using formal language, and the voice of Telemachus was done as if he were a teenager rather than a little boy. Actually, I will only watch the Latin American dub (not the one from Spain or Mexico); it's one of the raer instances when I like the dubdrauch wrote:Yeah, all that really exists at the moment for Ulysses 31 is the dubbed English...which is unbearable.
Really? Well, news for you, Arbegas was dubbed to spanish down here in Argentina, that's why it might sound different from the spanish from Spain and the spanish from Mexico. They even left the "gan gan gan" and "jin jin jin" of the opening, lol, something I pretty sure I mentioned before because I'm like a broken record when it comes to stuff I like. And what a motherfucking kickass opening it had! Can't forget the "Rayo Custodio" cutting space demons in HALF, hell yeah, no cover bitchez. I grew up watching it along with Robotech (I know it was the watered down version, years later they showed the DYRL movie unaltered) and Transformers and all that stuff. There was a bunch of crazy anime back then, even Candy Candy, Saint Seiya (where initially they put a totally made up spanish from Spain opening that was incredibly lulz worthy, later on they just left Pegasus Fantasy ftw). Ok, nostalgia attack inbound.xbl0x180 wrote:The French and Spanish dubs were really good. For example, the voice of Zeus was done slower and deeper, using formal language, and the voice of Telemachus was done as if he were a teenager rather than a little boy. Actually, I will only watch the Latin American dub (not the one from Spain or Mexico); it's one of the raer instances when I like the dubdrauch wrote:Yeah, all that really exists at the moment for Ulysses 31 is the dubbed English...which is unbearable.
?Q-vo, chavo?Observer wrote:Really? Well, news for you, Arbegas was dubbed to spanish down here in Argentina, that's why it might sound different from the spanish from Spain and the spanish from Mexico. They even left the "gan gan gan" and "jin jin jin" of the opening, lol, something I pretty sure I mentioned before because I'm like a broken record when it comes to stuff I like. And what a motherfucking kickass opening it had! Can't forget the "Rayo Custodio" cutting space demons in HALF, hell yeah, no cover bitchez. I grew up watching it along with Robotech (I know it was the watered down version, years later they showed the DYRL movie unaltered) and Transformers and all that stuff. There was a bunch of crazy anime back then, even Candy Candy, Saint Seiya (where initially they put a totally made up spanish from Spain opening that was incredibly lulz worthy, later on they just left Pegasus Fantasy ftw). Ok, nostalgia attack inbound.xbl0x180 wrote:The French and Spanish dubs were really good. For example, the voice of Zeus was done slower and deeper, using formal language, and the voice of Telemachus was done as if he were a teenager rather than a little boy. Actually, I will only watch the Latin American dub (not the one from Spain or Mexico); it's one of the raer instances when I like the dubdrauch wrote:Yeah, all that really exists at the moment for Ulysses 31 is the dubbed English...which is unbearable.
I heard the Sailor Moon dub was held in high regard too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2aXYJsOasc (This was done in Mexico, also shown down here and another one of my childhood)
So, yeah, any of you does speak spanish? Just wondering. I do speak very basic italian, heh. Che cosa fai oggi? Siamo tutto bene nel forum degli shmuckmups!
English is overrated.
Holy shit, someone else remembers Univision! So much shit I watched there! And totally agree, the channel went to hell soon after that.xbl0x180 wrote:Aye, that was back when Univision had children's programming. I managed to maintain watching anime when I emigrated into the U.S. in the last years they were showing those cartoons, as well as Remi and that cartoon with the big-nosed critters that travel through the body
Addendum: Univision soon went to s*** a few years later showing a lot of retarded shows
