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@@Mado4SXT Fandom lol. Someone uploaded all of them and placed them in articles

@ Ooo still nice to see music isn’t lost am I the only one who personally likes 1973 doraemon and wonders how it was animated?

I notice that about the 70's music, compared to the manga itself which mostly focused on Nobita. I wonder if this shows any of the difference in direction between 1973 & 1979 Doraemon. Though, I always assumed this would be more accurate to the early manga. Tho by 1973 Fujiko didn't seem too happy with it, especially not by 1979

this year cuz the license will expire

​@@alomcarrillo1851 what license?

@@noobta778 of the series of 1973 so we gonna get videos

​@@alomcarrillo1851 ok I understand 😅

​@@alomcarrillo1851assuming all involved parties still remember and fujiko pro doesn't get pissy about trademark

where i can find the intro 2 of doraemon 1973?

Doraemon (opening theme) Doraemon's Rumba (ending theme) Melancholic Doraemon (insert theme) Doraemon in Dixieland (insert theme)

What is the name of the classic version from 1973 and what is the 1990s version one?

@@beetlebg3759 Both of them is the name is "Doraemon".

@@わかるまままこ Nippon version and Asahi version same?

@@beetlebg3759 Each of them has each drama by each interpretation from the original work comic"Doraemon".

@@beetlebg3759 Both of them is made from the same summary of original work,comic"Doraemon". But Each of them has each performance,drama by each interpretation from original work.

in most cases with records the lower pitch is correct

Harumi naito, es la misma del ed

Because it was lost only the photos there not allowed to upload it

there is, we only have the title card, opening, ending, and ruclips.net/video/wiFxD8N7L4Q/видео.htmlsi=Ms6qD-mZD31Y3KCT for animation :3

Yep. The moment I went there, it was crowded with people. After doing early ticket bookings, we have to wait for an hour for the ferry to arrive. Mine was booked about a week earlier.

🤔 I think he wanted to go there for having some experiences that he never had lol, and also getting some bizarre inspirations for his manga story lol. He also enjoys aesthetically pleasing stuffs.

Apparently he just introduced the tools he used for manga creation, his souvenirs, his hobbies... 🤣🤣🤣

@@EstherXiao94 thank you for explaining

turn english translate captions on @@malicelov

unrelated but nice pfp bro

Nothing in particular, it just happened out from nowhere. 🤣🤣🤣

ひきよせかがみ

@@かのしまえり 効果はどんなもの❔ 映った物が実体化するとか❔

効果は鏡の光にはものを引き寄せられる力がある

単行本にはありません大全集に載っています

@@かのしまえり 有り難うございます😃👍👍👍

He's like the most evil hero in anime, even Kaiba was impressed by him.

@@Sarnarath meanwhile in DM, he barely used the millennium puzzle's power "Mind Crush", I was upset about that part, as Pegasus, Bakura, Marik, Ishizu & Shadi , everyone really used the power of their items

@@DiceRollX19 After 5000 years the millenium puzzle didn't have enough battery life left to do all that soul channeling and mind crushing.. would have been cool to see Pegasus in the Toei anime though.

Anti hero probably

He wasn't evil, he was just ruthless (can you blame an ancient pharaoh from a whole different, way more cruel era than today's, awaking from a 3000 years sleep with no memories of who he is whatsoever, for not being that forgiving?). Atem was never evil, he was always described as a very righteous pharaoh. In the manga he actually undergoes a whole arc throughout duelist kingdom where he learns to stop giving his opponents penalties, and his heart softens from his time spent with yugi.

The anime story didn't go just as manga story, low quality of animation, and also the company director lost the interest to continue because of anime production debts.

@@EstherXiao94 oh thx for telling me that :v

@@EstherXiao94 but the songs are really good

it was bad lol

it actually had good ratings. there were plans for a second season, but those plans fell through when the studio got a new CEO who didn't care for the show that much. not to mention the studio went bankrupt shortly after the season 1 finale and was forced to sell all prints and pieces of the show to pay off their debt.