Titanic: The Animated Movie - Its PARTY TIME Kid Fenris 2008-04-10 | Italian director Camillo Teti's Titanic: The Animated Movie tackles such delicate subjects as maritime disasters, the loss of over 1500 lives, and PARTY TIME.
My Little Pony - Deleted Hurry Song Sequence From The Glass Princess RARE CENSORED 1980s Cartoon Kid Fenris 2022-09-24 | So what's special about this song from the 1980s My Little Pony cartoon? Well, it was originally part of the fourth and final episode of "The Glass Princess" serial, but the whole sequence was removed after the first few airings. The deleted footage has never been released on any home video format or streaming service. There's no official word on why this was cut, so feel free to speculate. Perhaps the song is too similar to some popular tune. Perhaps there were other rights issues with the music. Perhaps a rebel animator sneaked something scandalous into the background.The most likely reason this was removed, I think, is the shot of the little scurrying fur creatures (yes, I know they're called Bushwoolies) around the 39-second mark. One of them is running with and waving around a pair of scissors. That might've been a big no-no in a cartoon aimed at children. My apologies for the video quality; this is a phone recording of the screen. If there's enough interest, I can look into getting a direct capture of the VHS tape. Thanks go to my sister for finding the tape and recording the video. Check out her webcomic here: faeryunderground.tumblr.comEdit: Thank you for all the comments! I'll do my best to get a clearer capture of the tape. Also, Wind Whistler is the best Pony.
Casino Games Ending (Sega Master System) Kid Fenris 2020-02-25 | I couldn't find the ending for Casino Games on YouTube, so here it is! Make a million bucks and you'll see this somewhat disappointing finale. At the very least, I hoped for a cameo from the gray alligator that randomly shows up during poker games. Anyway, Casino Games is a fun little outing with a lot of personality. It's also made by Compile, the developer of MUSHA, The Guardian Legend, Golvellius and a lot of other neat shooters and action games. Share that trivia far and wide!
Titanic: The Animated Movie - The Legend Goes On... Kid Fenris 2016-04-21 | Titanic: The Animated Movie (usually paired with the subtitle "The Legend Goes On...") ranks among the worst animated films ever made, and here it is in all its wretched brilliance.Astute fans of terrible cartoons will note that this version of the movie is different from the "UNCUT" one seen on this site. This edition features the PARTY TIME rap, and many of you doubtless saw it reviewed on the Nostalgia Critic. Please argue over which version is superior.
Special Duty Combat Unit Shinesman - The Dubbed Version Kid Fenris 2014-06-07 | Here's the dubbed version of Special Duty Combat Unit Shinesman, because I couldn't find it here after a dogged twelve-second search! Shinesman is an adaptation of Kaim Tachibana's much longer manga series. The rather memorable dub came from Coastal Carolina Sound Studios, which unfortunately closed down in 2003. The Shinesman DVD appears to be out of print. If you like the series, ask Media Blasters, Discotek, or another anime publisher to re-license it.
Twilight of the Cockroaches: A Talking Turd Kid Fenris 2011-01-23 | Joseph Campbell's monomyth theory states that all tales of heroic journeys share certain fundamental concepts, such as a talking pile of excrement. Twilight of the Cockroaches is a strange little movie dubbed by Streamline Pictures back in the 1990s. Rebecca "Reba West" Forstadt considers the roach-girl heroine to be her weirdest role. I can't imagine why.
Lily C.A.T.: A BLOO BLA BLOO BLOO Kid Fenris 2009-11-21 | Two men calmly discuss suicide and the hideous death of their comrade in this climactic scene from Lily C.A.T. Then a woman grows hysterical and incoherent, as women are wont to do. Lily C.A.T. is a 1987 anime film and, of course, a gigantic Alien rip-off. Yet it did not rip off Alien's habit of showing competent female characters.
Bounty Arms Promotional Movie Kid Fenris 2009-09-25 | Bounty Arms is a PlayStation action game announced and subsequently canceled by Data West. First appearing in 1995, it was promoted briefly in Sony's Demo Demo PlayStation line of in-store demo discs. This clip comes from Demo Demo PlayStation Vol. 4. An unorthodox top-view action title, Bounty Arms featured two commando heroines, Rei Misazaki and Chris [Last Name a Confusing Mess], using telescoping cybernetic limbs called Relic Arms. As shown in the clip, the Arms worked like grappling hooks (as in Bionic Commando), whips (as in Castlevania), bullet deflectors, and flamethrowers. My apologies for the low quality of the clip. Better footage should be available soon. More on Bounty Arms: http://www.kidfenris.com/bountyarms.html
Gullivers Travels Beyond the Moon: The Princess Revealed Kid Fenris 2009-01-15 | This scene comes from the ending (and thus includes a large SPOILER) for Gulliver's Travels Beyond the Moon, a 1965 Toei film based loosely on Jonathan Swift's literary hero. Gulliver's Travels Beyond the Moon also shows off the work of a young Hayao Miyazaki. As the story goes, the princess was originally scripted to be a mere puppet-like creature, but Miyazaki suggested and animated the scene that's shown here. http://kidfenris.blogspot.com/2009/03/miyazakis-travels-beyond-gulliver.html
Diatron 5: A Robots Revenge Kid Fenris 2008-12-23 | An angry mechanical toddler avenges his/her/its earlier mistreatment at the hands of the fearsome General Mary. Boring history: Diatron 5, also known as Space Transformers, is a 1985 Korean cartoon featuring numerous imitations of anime characters and a story that never even approaches coherence. It was dubbed twice; once with an American-sounding cast, and once with the apparently British voices heard here. The British-ish dub is commonly sold as Space Transformers in dollar-DVD bins across the U.S. Look for a cover showing either a bootleg Optimus Prime or badly colored Kaneda from Akira.
Titanic: The Animated Movie - Meet the Cast Kid Fenris 2008-12-23 | Camillo Teti's Titanic: The Animated Movie is an entirely original production, uninfluenced by Disney, Don Bluth, Looney Tunes, or any James Cameron film. Trivia: Teti reportedly told his animators, many of them unpaid and recruited straight out of art school, to blatantly copy as many popular cartoon characters as possible, claiming that everyone buys animated films based solely on how many characters they recognize. Those of you who've requested uploads of the entire film should know that this clip best represents what it's like. Are you really willing to sit through 72 minutes of this?
Titanic: The Animated Movie - Holding Me Kid Fenris 2008-12-23 | What's a Titanic movie without an insufferable romantic song? Or a scene with a hellish, rubbery, white-eyed mouse child and lots of recycled animation? Some points of interest: -The slow-motion recap of William and Angelica's five-minute courtship. I assure you that there's nothing wrong with the video; the movie really IS animated like that. -The moment at 2:35 when the singer's eyes jump around on her face. -Our lovely couple apparently having two different conversations at 4:15. -The adorable mock-Fievel mouse turning into an elastic, pupil-less demon at 5:42, 5:49, and 5:55.
Titanic: The Animated Movie - Mucho Gusto Kid Fenris 2008-12-23 | The final musical number from Titanic: The Animated Movie is also the most boring. However, you may notice some reused animation from PARTY TIME.
Castle of Shikigami III - Arrests and Sexual Equality Kid Fenris 2008-06-03 | Enjoy the conversation between Reika "Time Gal" Kirishima, Gennojo and the first-stage boss, Yukari. It's one of the more coherent exchanges in the game, to tell the truth.
Cybernetics Guardian: Political Commentary Kid Fenris 2008-04-05 | Director Koichi Ohata makes a cogent statement about modern politics in this scene from Cybernetics Guardian.
Clash of the Bionoids: For Love, Not For Fighting Kid Fenris 2008-04-04 | Giant aliens get all excited over Minmay kissing her cousin, while Roy firmly remains a sexist jackass in the face of danger. Clash of the Bionoids. Yep.
Clash of the Bionoids: SAMP-PULLS Kid Fenris 2008-03-30 | Zentradi command discusses the importance of SAMP-PULLS and not letting women penetrate. I love these guys.
Clash of the Bionoids: Back in the Kitchen With You Kid Fenris 2008-03-30 | Hikaru isn't taking any lip from some uppity dame, no sir. Blah blah blah Clash of the Bionoids blah blah blah blah Macross movie dubbed in Hong Kong blah blah blah awful awful awful
Masterblaster: Yes, even Snake. The Crazy Cuban Kid Fenris 2008-03-08 | I love it when even a movie's script just doesn't care anymore. This comes from Masterblaster, a dull little thriller in which a paintball tournament leads to a killing spree. But at least it has Snake.
Bounty Dog: Yes, I really do enjoy that sporting event. Kid Fenris 2007-12-02 | There are voice actors out there who truly care about their craft. I don't think the guy delivering the Super Bowl joke is one of them. Standard background info: this is from Bounty Dog, a mid-'90s anime OVA. It's not particularly good, but you can still get it on DVD if you have some strange fascination for mediocre one-shots by future Tenchi Muyo director Hiroshi Negishi.
Clash of the Bionoids: A MAN AND A WOMAN Kid Fenris 2007-12-02 | Invading Zentradi warriors are shocked at the sight of A MAN AND A WOMAN in this scene from Macross: Clash of the Bionoids. Clash of the Bionoids is a dubbed, edited version of the film Macross: Do You Remember Love. Clash of the Bionoids is also terrible.
Clash of the Bionoids: Roy Dies Drunk Kid Fenris 2007-12-02 | Roy Focker (snicker) gets offed in a robot fight that's impossible to follow due to Macross: Clash of the Bionoids censoring the original movie's bloodier moments. Roy may not have been technically drunk in this scene, but his voice actor clearly didn't care.
Clash of the Bionoids: Roy Fights Drunk Kid Fenris 2007-12-02 | Roy Focker flies drunk into a battle and delivers the best advice to come out of Macross: Clash of the Bionoids. Yes, the correct title of this badly dubbed Macross movie is "Macross IN Clash of the Bionoids," but that makes no sense at all. My apologies for the low sound quality.
Clash of the Bionoids: Roy Gets Drunk Kid Fenris 2007-12-02 | A drunken Roy Focker delivers a sexist and vaguely Australian rant in Macross: Clash of the Bionoids, which features some of the finest D-list voice actors Hong Kong had to offer circa 1988. Clash of the Bionoids is, of course, the laughably dubbed version of Macross: Do You Remember Love, which has never been properly released in North America. Clash, meanwhile, survives in VHS bargain bins across the nation. My apologies for the low sound quality.
The Zoo Gang Trailer Kid Fenris 2007-08-17 | Here's the trailer for The Zoo Gang. It looks like another tame, insipid teen comedy from the '80s, though it was among the first crop of films to receive the new PG-13 rating after that whole Temple of Doom scare. I don't own the movie and probably never will. I'm just posting this trailer because it was on my old Warriors of the Wind tape.
Dog Soldier: The Epic Knife Fight Kid Fenris 2007-08-14 | Dog Soldier: Shadows of the Past, a largely forgotten anime release from 1989, finally resolved the heated knife-versus-gun debate by pitting a Rambo clone against the international crime lord who was once his childhood friend. Also included: the tragic, highly unrealistic sacrifice of Anime Rambo's OTHER childhood friend, and a little anecdote that explains how the whole mess is really the fault of White People. All of this was penned by Sho Aikawa, the same screenwriter who brought us such retarded gems as Violence Jack and Angel Cop. He later scripted Fullmetal Alchemist, The Twelve Kingdoms, and Martian Successor Nadesico, but he'll always be Mr. Dog Soldier to me.
Meet Violence Jack Kid Fenris 2007-01-23 | In this clip from the "Evil Town" episode of the three-part Violence Jack anime series, we're introduced to the main character, along with a city official who very likely won't survive the next ten minutes. I have a hard time picking a favorite part of this. While it's tough to beat the look of pure, undisguised menace on Jack's face when he announces his name, there's good competition in the moment at 29 seconds, when Jack appears to stab the mayor squarely in the crotch. Unfortunately, Violence Jack is available on DVD only in Europe, and this is all I'll be able to upload for now. Both Manga and Right Stuff have lost the license to the series, but if we send lots of letters to the right companies, perhaps someone will bring it out. I suggest writing Media Blasters. They've published worse than Violence Jack. Trivia: This episode of Violence Jack was written by Sho Aikawa, who'd go on to script anime like Fullmetal Alchemist, Martian Successor Nadesico, and The Twelve Kingdoms. If you ever meet him at a convention, be sure to ask about Violence Jack.
Violence Jack makes an entrance Kid Fenris 2006-06-12 | This clip illustrates a gentleman's frustration at being unable to locate Violence Jack, the titular hero of a horrific three-part anime series released in Japan during the late '80s (and loosed on Western audiences in 1996). Violence Jack was based on a manga by Go Nagai, who's better known as the creator of such anime icons as Cutey Honey and Mazinger.During the '90s, the scripts for dubbed anime would frequently throw in excessive profanity, as seen in series like Angel Cop, Cyber City Oedo 808, and Mad Bull 34. Violence Jack, however, towers above them all.
Valkyrie Profile Lenneth and Silmeria Kid Fenris 2006-01-02 | Here's a look at the upcoming PSP version of Valkyrie Profile as well as the PS2 sequel/prequel, Valkyrie Profile: Silmeria. And there's also some amusingly dour live-action footage.
