You got your mechas mixed up. At this point, Tryder's on the air but Tomino's working on Space Runaway Ideon, along with the theatrical cut of Mobile Suit Gundam.
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You got your mechas mixed up. At this point, Tryder's on the air but Tomino's working on Space Runaway Ideon, along with the theatrical cut of Mobile Suit Gundam.
That was a great update that i never saw coming. There are some anime creators who i think it would be seen.
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I kind of hope for whatever reason ITTL The Little Mermaid comes out in the OTL date of 1989, with Jodie Benson still voicing Ariel. That’s my favorite Disney movie and I simply can’t imagine anybody but her as the voice of Ariel.
I agree for the most part. Though I say Ursula still kicks more arse than Jafar did. Unless you consider The Return of Jafar canon, anyway.
Yeah, well favorite Disney movie always tends to be a matter of opinion (I mean, for example, by younger brother's favorite movie is Tarzan and my older brother's favorite is Lion King, while one of my cousin's is Sleeping Beauty and the other is Frozen), but you at least have to agree that Jodie Benson as Ariel is neigh irreplaceable. I mean, can you imagine anyone else sing 'Part of Your World'?
My favorite Disney film is Finding Nemo. Apparently, when I was little I got pneumonia and was basically bedridden for weeks on end, and the only thing I wanted to do was watch Nemo on repeat. I can honestly recite the plot by heart. 'Course, if we're talking about strictly Disney movies, then I'd have to go for Dinosaur!
...Lol, no. My favorite non-Pixar Disney animated movie is a tie between Aladdin and Lilo and Stich. The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and Zootopia all tie for a close second.
I don't think anyone could like that movie. Its plot is really bad, and the animation and scenery for the whole movie is just grey-brown. Even the characters are grey-brown!
Another Eisner mistake--he didn't believe in Pixar, so he tried to do it himself. Many times (Chicken Little was also a product of this). Then he was like "Screw it, let's buy Pixar!"
It’s been years since I’ve seen it, but I actually remember liking Dinosaur. I was a kid when it came out though, so who knows what I would think now if I rewatched it.
I would be interested to see creators like Hideaki Anno and Gen Urobuchi pop up. With all this scifi anime stuff popping up, there's defo a place for something like EVA at some point. Shinichirō Watanabe is another one that could pop up, but Cowhoy Bebop might sadly be butterflied.
There are other figures I'd love to see pop up but they are moslty video game folks so ill wait till more develops on that front.
There are other figures I'd love to see pop up but they are moslty video game folks so ill wait till more develops on that front.
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If Walt Disney wants anime on his TV channel, would it be a good thing to predict the Dragon Ball franchise coming to the States with that in mind?
Dragon Ball and its later spinoffs/sequels will actually be showing up on the Paramount Television Service when it comes stateside. I've not yet decided if Disney, Paramount, or someone else gets Sailor Moon.
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