SPACE THUNDER KIDS - The Worst Animated Movie You've Never Seen!
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- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2022
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I take a dive into the depths of cartoon hell with the notorious cut-n-paste animated movie "Space Thunder Kids"!
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What's the worst animated movie you've ever seen?
Where the Dead Go to Die is horrendous. Probably the worst movie I’ve seen in my entire life.
any clutch cargo episode
Sir Billi a Scottish CGI animated movie starring Sean Connery in his last acting role.
"Down and Dirty Duck". I don't really know how to explain it other then the most 70s nonsense you'll see.
Astroboy
“So just how bad is it? It actually reuses stock footage from Korean Tron and that’s not even the worst part of the movie!”
Ohhhh this is definitely gonna be a review that sticks in my memory for a long time.
I immediately thought of *Ultra Warrior (1990)* on the recent *Best of the Worst* episode.
The cover looks like if Voltron f*** Great Mazinger.
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 I think "Like if Voltron fucked Mazinger" might've been one of the quotes on the back of the DVD
@@TheBrandonTenold how about doing review for movie tank girl?
@@TheBrandonTenold theres a scammer going around pretending to be YOU i got a comment from the faker telling me to dm him in Telegramm does anyone still use those Things?
From what I remember, during the 80s, South Korea had very strict laws prohibiting importation of Japanese entertainment given a little something called World War II, hence these knockoffs were allowed to flourish. The problem is in 2021 where every anime you’ve heard of and several dozen you haven’t are one click away on websites legal and illegal, the facade falls apart rapidly.
That and Korea does a bunch of animation jobs for anime now.
@@daltonanderson3718 I think Korea also does a lot of animation jobs for the US, not sure what that says about the industry in general.
@@DDlambchop43
Yep, I remember the first time I found out pretty much the entirety of shows like The Simpsons are made in South Korea. (Or were anyway)
A little correction from a South Korean national: actually we never have such an explicit law to prohibit it. History was a little more complicated. Japan was once the former colonialist of the whole Korean peninsula. The peninsula was divided after the independence from which North and South Korea later emerged. While North Korea still doesn't have a diplomatic relationship with Japan, the latter had it with South Korea since 1965. The two signed a treaty which detailed which industry would be exchanged, however WITHOUT MENTIONING EXPLICITLY popular mass media entertainment (anime, pop music, manga, TV show, movie, etc.). The only exception was literature, so it was widely available in official Korean translations (even BEFORE the reconciliation treaty already). It was this loophole the authorities had used to SOCIALLY prohibit the introduction of Japanese pop culture (due to Korean nationalism based on anti-colonial (hence anti-Japanese) sentiment) while people clandestinely enjoyed its pirated versions or cunningly plagiarized ones.
@@daltonanderson3718 *Koreans Technically speaking, since still most of the studios are still Japanese or American.
Space Thunder Kids walked so every RUclips Poop could run.
That moment when you realize Brandon's riffs of the scenes sound more authentic than the movie's actual dub...
No ITS a scam
Ah yes, the Space Warriors 2000 of Anime.
It's like a Russian Nesting Doll of Plagerism
The insertion of Char's Counterattack scenes was a A+ move on your part.
Sieg Zeon!
The mechs I think they ripped off are a Daltanious with a Mazinger Z head, RX-78 also with a Mazinger Z head, Tetsujin 28-Go (1980 version), Inferno from G1 Transformers and Raideen painted red. Which is which, I don't think even the movie itself knows
Joseph Lai was ahead of his time in his Dr. Frankenstein approach to movies. I keep getting this ad on RUclips promising to show me how to make an advertisement using only stock footage. I can't relate, but here we are.
This is proof that there's a discount bin under the discount bin.
I believe that's called the discount abyss, which is exactly where this movie belongs!
Discount? If anything, they should pay the poor souls who watched this.
@@Elyseon the dudes in the Tron legacy Korean remake will always remind of how much all of the sound editing is so off and how the voice actors/actresses gave no fucks, that even the screaming from the " vanishing" scene was off key and deadpan sounding
At least in this they sound like they care
Still remember when Spoony and Ben the Sage reviewed this and wow... it's truly terrible.
i was about to mention that
I remember that too. I'm old.
It's from them I knew about this movie.
I miss the good old days...
If he reviews Diatron 5, approach with caution
First, Phelous gives us the Spider Man character we've never heard of, now Brandon gives us the worst animated movie we've never seen the same day?!
Happy Birthday to US!
Are they Canadian though? But yeah Goron would probably fit in this movie perfectly 😄
@@drstephenstrange897 Yeah. I meant "us" the viewers, not USA.
Average Phelous and Brandon viewer (insert image of gigachad)
Hey, it's MY birthday, and I refuse to share!
@@demh7823 That's a maneuver I'd like to call a Reverse Jordan Peele.
I feel Mr. Lai wasn't just creating an early RUclips Poop, he was looking to break a record, and it seems he succeeded
No, RUclips Poops are better than this.
Yeah
@@depressedsnowman9344 yeah
I remember walrusguy uploaded clips of space thunder kids and deemed the movie "unpoopable".
@@depressedsnowman9344
he definitely m̶a̶d̶e̶ scammed more money out of this copy and paste scheme than some people making silly edits
9:17 Tim's a man of many talents. He's a shrubber, and a sorcerer.
I see Brandon Tenold is reviewing more "Kid Friendly" movies.
Uh-oh
There is nothing friendly about this movie.
Don't you mean Kenny friendly lol
@@SomeOrangeCat Lol!
It's not very kid friendly when watching it will make the kids angry for the rest of their lives
In addition to knocking-off a bunch of designs and scenes from Space Battleship Yamato, they also straight-up stole the soundtrack. If you're going to steal a soundtrack, that's definitely one of the best options available. It doesn't sound particularly impressive in this "film" since it's got bad audio quality, but Space Battleship Yamato has a fantastic soundtrack.
During that part around 3:20 where things are about to get intense I mentally filled in some incidental music from the 1970s SBY.
@@timprussell ruclips.net/video/6Tj86VphwjM/видео.html
They also ripped Gundam from the looks of it with some of the battle ships looking like the White Base and the villians look being reminiscent of the Zabi family
@@myseeker2502 All of the mecha are a knock-off of something. One of them is Mazinger Z, another is the Autobot Inferno from Transformers. I recognized the designs on the rest of them, but didn't know their names. Just seen model kits of them over the years. I don't think there was an original design in the entire movie.
Might’ve been a scene or two that was ripped off from Space Queen Emeraldas
The fact that South Korea had tried to create their own animation studios to compete with Japanese Anime markets and there was a huge underground Manga Market from the 70s to 90s that existed largely because of the US Military bases there which sold Japanese Manga to Koreans. One of my former coworkers said they literally would fly a C-130 loaded with a pallet of Manga once a month to the Kunsan and Osan Air Force bases. They'd charge around 3 times the cost and was a completely legal scam that happened and the DoD literally turned a blind eye to it. Funny thing is that those South Korean Manga Fans turned into animators, directors, and writers of their own version of Korean Animation and have been taken a huge chuck of the Anime market from Japan with Digital Animation for companies like Netflix and even Disney has business dealings with those same nerds.
Neat :=)
yeah because manga imports from Japan were illegal because of tensions between Japan and Korea all the way up to the 90’s when the law was changed
So with prohibition simply creating a thriving black market (as it usually does), does that mean there was an "Al Capone of manga" operating in Korea back then?
@@TheBrandonTenold Al Kappunoki
Compared to Squirrel and Hedgehog, from North Korea, they had better cartoons and we would call them pro-NK propergrandma. A whole different league from this Capitalist trash.
I think we need the Space Thunder Kids Challenge: someone try to edit together clips from Transformers, Star Wars, Star Trek, Power Rangers, Fast and Furious, Godzilla, and GI Joe and try to make it one coherent narrative.
You forgot to throw TMNT's in there
And some "Battle of the Planets" mixed in.
Do we HAVE to use transformers?
So one of those robots is just straight up Inferno from Transformers. I find it kind of hilarious that they used his removable fists as a rocket punch attack, which tells me that whoever made this probably brought in their kid's knock off Inferno toy and said "Let's just put this in the movie, nobody will question why there's a fire truck in space."
The Korean knock-off movie with Inferno is called Phoenix King, and he doesn't turn into a robot until the last few minutes of the movie. It was really boring. And in this cartoon, he shoots his entire forearms off when the toy could only launch its fists, and the forearms were the launchers.
Now I would like to see a Korean rip-off of Beast Wars.
"Space Thunder Kids: It's Technically a Movie, I guess?"--Best Movie Review Ever.
Space Ghost Thundercats Spy Kids.
Would probably have been a better mash up.
@@demonkingbadger6689 It also probably would've made more sense.
@@TheBrandonTenold no doubt.
Welcome to the wonderful, weird world of Dollar Store Korean Anime.
Aeni
"This is like watching Transformers if I couldn't tell which are the Autobots and which the Deceptictions."
So the Transformers live action movies?
😄 Yes, that's exactly how those movies were. At least in this one the knock-off Transformer (the red robot that shoots his fists, knock-off Inferno Phoenix King) looks like a Transformer instead of a pile of garbage.
I only watched the 80s Transformers. I somehow knew the live action movies would lay my childhood nostalgia to ruin.
Sick burn!
The pre-Hailee Steinfeld era, anyway
If you're covering Korean bootleg kids' movies, you really ought to look into Our Friend Power 5 which combines reused animation from Go-Bots with live-action scenes of cheap Ninja Turtle costumes for the aliens.
Oh yeah that would be fun to see him review!
HOLY SHIT! I never thought I'd see this movie mentioned again in my lifetime!!
I accidentally ordered this on VHS as a kid while trying to buy hentai (La Blue Girl series).
Worst mistake I've ever made, and I've been married twice.
oy
Maybe that's what you got for trying to buy La Blue Girl.
La blue girl is a classic
Is La Blue Girl an actual anime?
Speaking of Transformers. Isn’t there a Korean film where they actually used G1 Inferno for the super robot design?
14:26 Oh wait…!
Oh I just commented that then saw your comment so I deleted mine. :P
This is what I was looking for.
I got a kick out of the fact that they felt the need to number the 'transformers', even though they all had different names anyway.
When ever Joseph Lai appears in the opening of a movie expect a movie that has been frankensteined together (possibly with Ninjas)
I guess they guy couldn´t find animated ninja stock footage, Snakes3425.
I picked this up at bargain bin for $2 in Canada. I enjoyed it for the laughs. And THEN I even messed with it, by breaking it up digitally with stills and using the windows paint program to practice in reanimate for a few scenes.
jesus christ this was painful. Only your commentary made it good Brandon 👍
"Only your commentary made it good, Brandon" There's another quote for the back of the DVD.
The communist guy is from a Korean animated flick and he was meant to be a parody version of a real life China's or North Korea's leader (I forget which one) who had a neck lump like that.
Also, you put a smile on my face using the Gundam footage for your gag. I am proud, mainly because I'm such a huge nerd for Gundam XD
I think they tried to rip off Gatchaman/Battle of the Planets but with their own animation. Thanks for another great episode.
I think they tried to rip-off a LOT of different stuff, Tron included.
@@TheBrandonTenold Like the poor mans Yamato that was in there. True awesome badness.
Funny way to mention that as Korea DID have its own shot by shot unlicensed remake of Gatchaman because of...well... Korea and Japan's relationship at the time, let's put it that way. In fact, that basically explains why a lot of their original animations for years were knockoffs.
I know you get a lot of "Do more Godzilla" but you should start doing the millennium era. Gmk is my personal favorite and I'd like to see my favorite RUclips critic/my favorite RUclipsr do my favorite Godzilla millennium movie.
I agree. He should do the millennium era. The only movie he did from that era was Godzilla final wars.
YOUR COMMENT WAS FLAGGED BY TOHO
@@carloshenriquezimmer7543 well, God damn. There goes my money.
This movie had Godzilla...or at least his knock-off Korean outline...
Wow, just wow.
The incompetence on display in this “film” is staggering.
And kind of hilarious.
Wow. This movie makes even Evil in the Woods look like a masterpiece of cinema history. And also, the robot on the cover of this movie looks more like a knock off of Gundam and Mazinger Z than like Voltron.
I'm sure they Voltron'd-together several knock-offs
@@TheBrandonTenold LOL!
@@TheBrandonTenold Ok, now that is a great description of this film.
@@TheBrandonTenold Good one! I was a huge Voltron fan as a kid and had no idea about Golion till many years later
11:17 this brought me the memory of that movie. It was a movie where the characters had to go to a volcano to use a phoenix medallion as a key to get access to these two robots.
Lol The ruthless alien commander Tim. Sounds like a Monty Python Tim the Enchanter joke.
Possible. I'm certain I heard Eric Idle in there.
I'm guessing the giant robot that looks like Mazinger Z is actually the Korean rip-off called Taekwon V.
7:44: Who are you supposed to be? Piccolo?
8:01: I'm pretty sure he's meant to be a caricature of the president of North Korea back then.
8:29: Those are not Transformers! They are the bootlegs known as Deformed Robots!
9:10: The Blue Men Group?
10:44: Sieg Heil!
11:22: Deformed Robots! Obvious to the eye! Deformed Robots! They're not in disguise!
11:23: Can't wait for the reboot by Totally Not DreamWorks: Bolt Ron: Ultimate Protector!
11:50: Mecha Moon Man vs. Laser Pulgasari
12:10: They also copied Ultraseven's Eye Slugger
13:24: Totally Not Gundam
14:31: Starscream/Optimus Prime hybrid
17:40: Now I'm afraid of what might Korean Dinobots look like
19:22: Padding
19:38: More padding
20:24: See, this is why you should never go to North Korea, Bootleg Piccolo!
20:56: Hey look! It's John the Blaxploitation Warrior! (Black John: "Ey, ey, ey, what did ya say, ya racist bitch?! I'm still Black John!")
There's a definite resemblance there for sure ...
Nope, Taekwon V has a red ball where his mouth would be. Producer/Director Kim Chong Gee is fiercely protective of Taekwon V so, I don't know if Joseph Lai ever knocked Taekwon V off.
11:02 tottaly not dai apolon
11:32 totally not GR-2
I already recognize a few clips. One looks like Space Battleship Yamato, one looks like Inferno from Transformers and another looks like Mazinger Z.
You're a brave soul to watch this and review it for us
19:30-The missing military attack scene from _Manos, The Hands of Fate!_
“The MASTER must dominate the wo-o-old!” (cue Torgo walking music with a military drum roll in the background!)
Damn, this is the most animated I've seen Brandon in a review for a while! This one must've _really_ riled him up.
8:24-8:56 well it's more understandable than a Neil Breen plot
Joseph Li the Ed Wood of Asia.
Or the Haim Saban of Hong Kong
I totally forgot about those "Inhumanoids" toys. I had most of them when I was a kid in the 80s. They WERE awesome! I seem to remember a cartoon as well, but I could be wrong.
Yes, there was a cartoon from Hasbro Super Saturday/Sunday cartoon block that alongside Jem got a series, it lasted 13 episodes that Hasbro didn't care at all as the toys weren't selling so the story went nuts.
The evil creatures were awesome but the heroes were lame,bland and boring. Should have had the monsters from Inhumanoids battle the guys from The Centurians. Someone should get both and make a video of it.
the cartoon was sick, toy galaxy did a retrospect on them!
@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 I was going to mention those toys too! Where their guns and equipment were all interchangeable... ahh the memories.
The cartoon was surprisingly dark. There was a monster who could strip the flesh from people and turn them into skeletal warrior-slaves...and they got ahold of one of the heroes and converted her into a horrifying monster who helped fight the heroes.
I remember finding this and several other "anime" like this at Wal mart for a dollar a piece, they were under the Digiview label. They are several of these types of movies if you look hard enough.
"a dollar a piece" You overpaid, dude.
Let's see ...
1. Mazinger z
2. Giant robo ( don't remember which number it was)
3. Grendaizer
4. Space battle ship yamato
5. White base gundam
6. Getter robo and other mecha anime I don't know the names of cause I was born in 89 so yeah .. a lot from before my time
I also see Science Ninja Team Gatchaman, Battle of the Planets
The longer that ships explosion took the funnier it got.
“Stop it! He’s already dead!”
Just be glad I didn't play the full 'tanks' sequence!
After you showed the clips from Char’s counter attack, I kinda wanted it to be actually meshed into the Space Thunder Kids movie… It really does need a Char Aznable to be the the true main protagonist and um drop Axis on earth or something. Or at least his Korean knock off.
All the Transformers mentioned reminds me of how some of the voice actors in this 'movie' were in the dubs of the Japanese TF shows that aired in Malaysia (Headmasters, Super God Masterforce, and Victory).
And gave us the glory that is "Unicorn", along with Sixshot's realization that his boss may be kinda fucked in the head.
Omni Productions.
@9:27, I'd like to think that awkward pause was the three of them getting caught looking at her body while she had her back to them.
Not gonna lie, I saw the name of this video and was kind of hoping you'd actually gotten your hands on a movie I know by the name "Super Kid", which is basically Korean Dragon Ball Z. I really want to see you review that movie some day, because it was one of the first anime movies I ever saw so I have a soft spot for it, cheezey as it is.
If you ever cover the two compilation movies for Space Runaway Ideon, I hope you'd get Hooksnfangs to do the title card for those.
You should take a look at Vampire Men of The Lost Planet (aka Horror of The Blood Monsters) (1970), another abomination that was cobbled together with footage from various movies. It's the kind of obscure, crazy movie that's tailor-made for this channel. It would also be a good opportunity to do an Al Adamson movie.
The addition of Char’s counter attack would have helped this movie so much.
"The Legend of Titanic" followed by its sequel, "Titanic: the Legend goes on." Italian made abominations purely made to try to cash in on the lucrative children's cartoon Titanic fans market--so awful it's hard to believe they were made in the 2000s. Well 1999 and 2000. And never forget FOOD FIGHT. I can't.
IT'S PARTY TIME.
Is that the one where the dog breaks into a rap or the one with the octopus stopping the iceberg?
@@tuckerbowen4626 Heh heh... Yes.
I think this is an early form of anime fan dubs, YTPs, and the beginning of modern video editing.
20:58 Well, at least "Sandy" didn't do her notorious "I've Got the Nose!" number in this movie! So that's one way it still could have been worse...
Also, it makes me realize just how many times I've watched all your reviews when my first thought here is: the new voice sounds just like the ventriloquist dummy in Blood Diner...
Wasn't Sandy also her name in the original movie?
Having a hotel ass-wiper on hand makes getting through this one a lot easier.
Also, I would LOVE to see IFD claim they own the rights to these properties. Go ahead. Prove it.
Hey, it hasn't stopped people from claiming the Turkish movies!
@@TheBrandonTenold That's nobody's business but the Turks'. :D
Joseph Lai, his name sounds like Lie, which is kinda accurate in saying this is a movie
I know very little about anime yet even I recognised some of the stuff ripped off for this rip off.
Did anyone else notice the phallic battleship has an an arrow at the front suggesting 'this is where the stuff comes out'?
15:49 Well at least we have the Autobot Inferno, wich make this movie more accurate to the Transformers than the Bay movies!
That's the Diaclone toy that later became Inferno in Transfrormers. A lot of the early toys were taken from Diaclone and other Japanese toylines
This explains why Inferno was not in TFTM. Schedule Conflict 😉.
It looks like they took a about 20 anime movies and series, collected clips from them and redrew everything to avoid lawsuits. There's robots from Mazinger Z, Gundam, Fighting General Daimos, Transformers and others, the spaceships are mostly cadged from various Leiji Matsumoto and Go Nagai shows, and characters from Gundam (Char Aznable), Space Hunter Baldios, Fighting General Daimos, Crusher Joe and who knows what else.
I've seen this... I think. A friend and I bought every "anime" we found in the $1 DVD bin at Walmart. And we watched them all in the same night. They started to blur together at some point.
Let's not forget that this is also the same movie that almost drove Sage and Spoony to the brink of insanity.
I think the real hero of this movie was Brandon because he had to not only sit through watching but had to view portions again to make this video. Then he had to watch it AGAIN to edit the video he made. Only a hero does that for us. Salute!
I like how the main robot looks they plagiarized Gundam and Mazinger Z. 7:37 and 10:17 Also I like how Piccolo and Gendo Ikari have cameos in this movie.
Either that, or the Piccolo looking guy's actually Dr. Venom from the Gradius series.
15:25 I could be watching Char's Counterattack right now, but then I'd have to sit though Quess again. Tough choice. Still trying to figure out which of these two makes more sense though.
I love how one of the robots was, basically, Inferno from Transformers.
Karl Urban.
The battle scenes remind me of when, as a kid, I used to doodle these huge battles. I just kinda kept scrawling and scrawling until the whole bottom of the page was filled with lasers and explosions. Practically no rhyme or reason to it, just lots of stuff blowing up and stick figures getting killed.
Though at least the two sides usually had some level of distinction from each other...
I remember back in the 90s I was asked to come to a Korean animation studio to help supposedly bring up their standards. After a week they absolutely refused all my suggestions, and they found my insistence of only working 12 hours a day, taking Saturday and Sunday off, being paid weekly, absolutely mind-boggling, The living and working conditions were also so Abysmal (Im being kind), that I flew back to Canada after a week, without even saying Good-Bye. The only positive thing was when the President of the company offered to buy me a 16 year old hooker one evening, that I could take back to Canada to marry if I wished (I kindly declined).
Some of the clips from that movie were taken from DEFENDERS OF SPACE 1984, PROTECTORS OF UNIVERSE and Wu Tang Collection - Raiders of Galaxy which you can find on youtube
Brandon decided he levelled up past Toho lawyers and is now setting his sights on Bandai lawyers.
Hm. This movie is a decent enough "watching-anime-for-the-first-time" simulator. I saw Project A-ko (1986) when I was like five with my parents with awful voiceover translation rather common for the 1990's in post-Soviet countries. It was confusing and made very little sense for the unprepared people despite there was a barrage of scenes I actually remember despite watching this movie once in my childhood.
I probably need to rewatch Project A-ko. And Brandon probably can review it, seems down his alley and will probably be a good animated movie for a change, if weird.
Considering the relationship between Korea and Japan in the 80s I can see why there were knock-offs going left, right, and center.
Half true. The animation industries from both countries were already collaborated during the 80s. This was the decade when a lot of Japanese and western studios started outsourcing their inbetweening and coloring processes to South Korean facilities.
When those tanks FINALLY came thru that pass, all I could hear was Jeff Dunham's dummy named Bubba-J saying, 'They're takin' a left turn...They're takin' a left turn"...lol
14:26 Hang on, that's LITERALLY just Inferno from the ACTUAL Transformers!
I can't imagine any kids actually sitting through this. You deserve an award for just watching it, let alone adding new material. I know I'll never watch this, but it was interesting to see how someone can get away with this sort of thing. Thanks for your videos, which are always interesting and fun.
Jesus. Hope Brandon takes some time to watch some good movies after this. We appreciate his reviews and humour but I worry about his mental health when he deals with (waves hands unsure of how to describe the movie) that.
I still have the Inhumanoids film on vhs and I also still love it! It’s so fun!!!! I also thought about them when you showed the green monster right before you mentioned them haha
Just realised that the guy at 7:59 is a caricature of then North Korean leader Kim Il-Sung, who also had a massive tumor on his neck.
7:58 This "commie dude" is actually Kim Il-Sung caricature, the former North Korean dictator which is the granddaddy of the current one, Kim Jung-Un. His 'neck goiter' is a reference to Kim's calcium deposit on neck which longtime rumored to be a tumor. I'm South Korean, so since my childhood I have watched all the time those types of caricatures because North and South Koreas are sworn enemies (Look up "Korean War").
This would've been insufferable without your commentary. To think that you had to watch it raw!
"Come on, movie, PLEASE get interesting!" -- LOL
Yeah that guy's inner ear is all about malfunctioning.
Not gonna lie, bootleg Mazinger Z actually looks kinda cool with RX-78-2's paint job.
Wow, they weren't kidding about the robots being Transformers. Inferno from the Transformers is actually in this!
Now imagine if they also made a rip-off of Beast Wars.
YES! I was so hoping you would review this at some point🤩🤩
Why does the monster in this film look like it stepped out of an Tiger LCD handheld game.
10:02 I’m dying laughing 🤣
Despite the Korean animation industry basically being a knockoff factory in the past, it eventually became the place where the world would outsource animation to. So I guess this blatant copyright infringement was all practice since everything worked out for them in the end.
When you trace something like "A*P*E" to where Korean cinema is now, it's truly amazing how far they've come.
@@TheBrandonTenold they definitely ripped off Voltron alot especially with the villains
@14:00 "At this point I'd rather be playing Asteroids, at least it had a better story"
...but Asteroids had no story at all, none
"I KNOW WHAT I SAID"
feels like forever since your last upload. I just love your humor... LOL thank you
Bruh this is literally the Gamera: Super Monster of bad Korean Animated films....how is that even possible.
And it managed to be even worse than Gamera Super Monster… and somehow doing this without a Kenny in sight.
Sadly, I have seen anime porn that is better than this🙈🙉🙊💩. I would have to say the only good thing about this "movie" is that Brandon reacted to it.
I salute you Mr. Tenold for putting your brain through such trauma for our entertainment🎖.
It is definitely a Godfrey Ho cut paste anime, even though they from Joseph Lai, whom he worked with Godfrey Ho. One of those robots looks like from the 70's マジガンーZ "Mazinger Z" series and the Thunder Kids looks like from ガッチャマン "Gattcha Man" series. Even though they are old series, I remember when I was a kid, me and my dad will go to this Japanese video rental store in Vancouver, and would rent it for me. Of course, those video rental stores no longer exist.
Ah, this brings back memories of Bennett The Sage and Spoony laying the groundwork for Anime Abandon
👀 this film is a giant run-on sentence 😂😂😂😂
I feel sad for you having to watch this, can't imagine the torture you had to suffer just to watch and review it.
Fun fact: in North Korea this movie is used to interrogate captured spies.
@@TheBrandonTenold You should treat yourself to a Caroline Munro film after this.
"Ah, yes. The ruthless alien commander whose name is feared across the Galaxy.... Tim."
"There are some who call me...... Tim." - Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Dude, the Gobots were good man. And they came out a year before the Transformers.