awilliams213
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The intro still get me hyped its so well executed the fast cuts between the performance and the chase so good.
Gawwwwd so much this.
Also, IIRC they robbed Priss of like, ALL her personality. Dunno if that changed later since I only made it halfway through the eps before I dropped it.
80's anime is best anime!
110 dollars the blu though. Can't afford that.
Was that for the barebones set or the premium set? I haven't seen a listing or completed sale for either in quite a while.
Edit: either way makes me even happier I kickstarted. I was like the 15th person or so to sign up haha. Jumped on it.
Eberybody seems to be forgetting AD Police, which imo (and as far as I can remember) was stronger than BGC on plot (also much darker and more violent), but much more forgettable on Mech Design and specially music score.Watched it not too long ago. I thought some of the plots were a bit on the forgettable side but super strong visuals and a bangin soundtrack.
Were any of the follow-ups worth watching?
As good an excuse as any to post Panthro's incredible theme.GIFs encouraged, you say?!?!
I've actually been making a whole shitload of gifs and posting them to twitter, and when you go thru a show frame by frame you notice some things
Insert frames from when Sylia hits Mackie with a newspaper for staring at her cleavage:
A weird Thundercats cameo?!?!:
I've been putting them here as I make them, though I should warn you some of them give me epilepsy concerns
I liked Scoop Chase. I recall liking BGC at first, but I'm not sure it holds up.One of several animes of the period that didn't do well in Japan yet attained classic status in the US scene.
Love the characters, mecha and music in this series. The hardsuits in particular are excellent. Kenichi Sonoda was also at his peak during this period. Was more than happy to kickstart the bluray for this series and it turned out great.
It's a shame the series died before it was finished, though if Scoop Chase and Bubblegum Crash were any indication, perhaps it was a good thing... (Also wanna add that I'm happy they pussed out of killing Priss because Vision would have been a shitty replacement.) =P
Man I really need to check this out. It's always been on my radar.
AnimEigo is still selling the blu-ray set. Fantastic transfer + awesome packaging https://www.animeigo.com/products/anime/bubblegum-crisisWhere can one watch this legally?
AnimEigo is still selling the blu-ray set. Fantastic transfer + awesome packaging https://www.animeigo.com/products/anime/bubblegum-crisis
If you meant digitally then ignore me.
Yeah huh, just saw that. I remember getting it for like $60 and I wasn't even an official backer on Kickstarter, just like a "late supporter" through their website.Damn $110 is no joke. Considering it though..
Something about this style of animation is comforting.![]()
Yep. It debuted on February 25th, 1987, and still puts most modern animation productions to shame.
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It also has one of the best soundtracks ever made. Each of the eight OVA episodes had its own soundtrack, and with damn good reason.
Konya Wa Hurricane
Mad Machine
Mister Dandy
I could go on and on and on. The music is all phenomenal.
Let's wax nostalgic, and pretend the remake never happened.
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Gifs encouraged.
goddamn, I thought they were announcing a project to celebrate its 30th anniversary
Man Im old as fuck. I remember watching this as kid. This was probably the third anime I watched, first being Akira followed by Appleseed.
Yeah huh, just saw that. I remember getting it for like $60 and I wasn't even an official backer on Kickstarter, just like a "late supporter" through their website.
Honestly think I would still pay $110, though. The actual show combined with the great packaging and high quality transfer makes it worth it imo.
Truly a labor of lovePriss is best knight saber waifu. Its also amazing how well the animation still holds up.
The thought of someone having only watched 2040 terrifies me.