Fujiko Mine as a Pirate Queen (Prison of the Past 2019)

Fujiko Mine as a Pirate Queen (Prison of the Past 2019)

She's bound to betray these guys eventually. But she does look stunning and regal enough.

u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 4 days ago
▲ 59 r/Zorro

Does anyone remember the 1981 Filmation Zorro cartoon?

The Filmation cartoon was my first introduction to Zorro. While it is somewhat simplistic in its cartoon format, it keeps the basic concept (Don Diego as a vigilante fighting injustice) and makes an entertaining watch.

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u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 18 days ago

The 1988 TV serial and the Rajagopalachari novel were my two introductions to the Mahabharata

As a boy, I watched this show a great deal. It had a wonderful cast and the script was able to show great depth and dynamics between the various characters in the story, making them mythic but still humane and relatable. And its opening track is absolutely iconic in India.

My other introduction was an edition by Indian academic C Rajagopalachari. His adaptation (written in the 1950s) was modern enough to reach audiences of a non-Indian , and while it was not as extensive the dynamics too were strong enough to carry the story along.

I am fortunate to have had two parallel versions of the Mahabharata that enabled me to look at the myth with respectful but interesting changes that color the story in different ways.

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u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 1 month ago

Eternia Tower (Easter egg) in the MOTU film

That building seems to be the Eternia Tower from the Battlefield playset, though there aren't many clear/open shots of it in the film.

It's just missing the panther head at the front and more distinctly the tram that connects this tower across Eternia with Castle Grayskull and Snake Mountain (or Viper Tower alternately). Adding a tram railway to Eternia may have improved the city's look, though I think keeping the film's tech low in favour of the sorcery was a decent decision.

u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 2 months ago
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I just love this moment in Spider-Man when Green Goblin casually taps Spider Man on the head while asking him to join him. Raimi's directing style was so much fun.

u/0Layscheetoskurkure0 — 2 months ago

Arisa Ogawara was wonderfully cast as Anarchy Panty

Arisa Ogawara, the Japanese voice for Anarchy Panty, did a great job IMO, debatably even better than Mariya Ise (Stocking). She was mean, rude, sexy and (rare occasions) adorable. It was a great performance full of different flavors and Ogawara did a great job pulling off such a spicy character.

Ogawara herself was farlky active around the early 90s and 2000s, according to Wikipedia. She's not done much since then, but it was great to hear her return for the second season and her Panty sounds as fun and badass as ever.

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u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 2 months ago
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A question for fans of Cu Chulainn - do you like the Hero despite (or because) of his "Lancer ga shin da" status?

https://preview.redd.it/p57lv5eoqugh1.png?width=512&format=png&auto=webp&s=db94d359b5909f7dc96c9aabdaa00d3430264158

He almost always loses and he's treated as a joke. Even as a Berserker or a Caster class he loses.

It's funny, but it's sad too.

But if I may ask, are there fans of the character despite his comic status, or even because of it?

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u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 2 months ago

Who do you want to see from the Horde if a sequel to the 2026 film happens?

If a sequel does happen, the mid-credits scene implies it will involve She-Ra and the Horde. So who would you like to see from the Horde?

Hordak, Shadow Weaver and Catra are staples, so I'm sure they're in. Horde Prime has a strong chance too.

But who else? Mantenna and Leech could work out as hench-monsters, Grizzlor I have my doubts, he's too similar to Beast-Man.

I could also bring in Scorpia the bounty hunter and Entrapta the inventor too. Hordak had a lot of ladies under his command.

Who in the Horde would you like to see?

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u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 3 months ago

Please assist in identifying an orchestral track

This is a trailer for a 2018 Japanese drama film, Summer Blooms.

The trailer features an orchestral track from 1:17 onwards, I do not know if it's famous or a unique track composed for that specific film. Does anyone knowledgeable identify this score please?

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u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 3 months ago
▲ 36 r/lupinthe3rd+1 crossposts

Lupin III - Saint Germant A La Nuit Tombante (1978), composed by Yuji Ohno

This track was for the Lupin III episode "Versailles Burned With Love" (1979), which featured the protagonist Lupin having a caper in France.

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u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 3 months ago

TChalla deals with a corrupt Wakanda banker (Black Panther: The Most Dangerous Man Alive #527, December 2011)

u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 3 months ago

Assistance with sharing posts

Hello. I would like some assistance please.

The option to share posts doesn't seem to be available anymore, there's just the option to embed a link or to copy a link to the clipboard.

Can someone please tell me how to use those options to share posts?

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u/ReddiTrawler2021 — 3 months ago