You can always tell older animated shows becuase they have this burst of amazing animation when some bored Japanese animator went a bit too hard. Love the animated avatar you're using and the pink aesthetic! Looking forward to episode 2.
Man I love that old animation so much. Shame it was never a full series. Would have loved to see more of that sea serpent. Also you're right it's so incredibly rare to see the heroes fail in a story and that makes this kind of unique.
So many army guys and robots and what have you but we couldn't have two contemporary mermaid toy lines. I just can't agree with their priorities. Thanks for sharing this , looking forward to more!
Toys companys think their Audience is dumb. Look when the cartoon The Batman aired they would not allow a Figure of the Joker dressed as Batman saying it confuse parents and upset kids who wanted a regular batman yet it was in the show. Another case is the Hero Mashers Monsters line they was European only because they was Original creations and had no tie in Media. Like why do you need for some original creation based on classic movie monsters you saying no one in US would want a Blue Punk Rocker anthro Werewolf action figure or a Fire Grim Reaper.
That seahorse Seastar reminds me of "Serendipity the Pink Dragon" appearance-wise. This movie is like a precursor and a parody to Disney's "The Little Mermaid".
A very pleasant video! Some good research and a fun setup with the CRT as the focus. I'd recommend turning the intro and outro music down a smidge in editing, it was noticeably louder than the video itself. Definitely look forward to seeing more lost animation treasures.
Shame this didn't become more of a thing! I absolutely would have been obsessed with it as a little kid. I had a lot of VHS tapes of older cartoons from the mid 80s (I myself am from the mid 90s) like Rainbow Brite, various assorted seasons of Care Bears (the cousins ones were my favorite), and like a single episode of Noozles that I watched so many times that its still to this day burned into my brain.
Great commentary! I probably wouldn't ever sit down and watch the whole cartoon, but I love obscure 80s and 90s cartoon gems, so it was fun to watch your summary.
Toys companys think their Audience is dumb. Look when the cartoon The Batman aired they would not allow a Figure of the Joker dressed as Batman saying it confuse parents and upset kids who wanted a regular batman yet it was in the show. Another case is the Hero Mashers Monsters line they was European only because they was Original creations and had no tie in Media. Like why do you need for some original creation based on classic movie monsters you saying no one in US would want a Blue Punk Rocker anthro Werewolf action figure or a Fire Grim Reaper. I Also think Because of Hasbro and Transformers is why in 80,s all the Animes or live action shows with combining Robots never left japan despite the fact alot of early year ones was just from a bunch of Random Animes along with other toy lines in the west.
I wanted this doll but forgot about it. I never saw this when I was a kid. My mermaid desires started with Saban adventures of the little mermaid. I snuck out of my bedroom for this cartoon at 6a on Saturday.
I'd sign a contract to become Shiba's indebted servant in a completely loaded against me wager. Edit: reminder to self to have water breathing be part of the terms.
Sea Wees look like something you would find in a generic cheap as chips gift. Not sure how Sweet Sea would lose to Sea Wees, but I guess the court system was hocky at the time. Quantity over Quality i guess, or they didn't like the Japanese and their quality toys.
It's hardly shocking that an animated special for little kids would have a simple plot. I'd go as far as to say simple and reliable plots are the comfort food of film and television. In addition, modern movies and TV may have glitz, but they rely on abysmal writing most of the time.
@@FurryFoundFootage That goodness for indie animation and independent comics. That's most of my modern 2D intake. And I personally do not mind simple stories as long as simple ≠ stupid. One of my favourite recent animated things is Sherlock Yack, made to be a child's first Sherlock Holmes, but so much love was put in the art and dialog I can enjoy it no problem as an adult. It's simple, but it's good. And actually funny when it tries to.
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You can always tell older animated shows becuase they have this burst of amazing animation when some bored Japanese animator went a bit too hard.
Love the animated avatar you're using and the pink aesthetic! Looking forward to episode 2.
Man I love that old animation so much. Shame it was never a full series. Would have loved to see more of that sea serpent. Also you're right it's so incredibly rare to see the heroes fail in a story and that makes this kind of unique.
So many army guys and robots and what have you but we couldn't have two contemporary mermaid toy lines. I just can't agree with their priorities. Thanks for sharing this , looking forward to more!
Toys companys think their Audience is dumb. Look when the cartoon The Batman aired they would not allow a Figure of the Joker dressed as Batman saying it confuse parents and upset kids who wanted a regular batman yet it was in the show. Another case is the Hero Mashers Monsters line they was European only because they was Original creations and had no tie in Media. Like why do you need for some original creation based on classic movie monsters you saying no one in US would want a Blue Punk Rocker anthro Werewolf action figure or a Fire Grim Reaper.
Lovely debut!
Sheeba is peak villain design.
I want to be Sheba. I love her.
You’re doing awesome work by the way. Love it his rundown.
That seahorse Seastar reminds me of "Serendipity the Pink Dragon" appearance-wise. This movie is like a precursor and a parody to Disney's "The Little Mermaid".
A very pleasant video! Some good research and a fun setup with the CRT as the focus. I'd recommend turning the intro and outro music down a smidge in editing, it was noticeably louder than the video itself. Definitely look forward to seeing more lost animation treasures.
I hope to see more of the series cause I love the presentation and all the research you do
Found your RUclips through your twitter, love your videos and your tweets. Love your videos!
I loooove this video style OMG!! Let's go Auralina!!!
Shame this didn't become more of a thing! I absolutely would have been obsessed with it as a little kid. I had a lot of VHS tapes of older cartoons from the mid 80s (I myself am from the mid 90s) like Rainbow Brite, various assorted seasons of Care Bears (the cousins ones were my favorite), and like a single episode of Noozles that I watched so many times that its still to this day burned into my brain.
Great commentary! I probably wouldn't ever sit down and watch the whole cartoon, but I love obscure 80s and 90s cartoon gems, so it was fun to watch your summary.
I love this kind of stuff so much! This new setup/youtube channel style thing youre doing now fits really well
Toys companys think their Audience is dumb. Look when the cartoon The Batman aired they would not allow a Figure of the Joker dressed as Batman saying it confuse parents and upset kids who wanted a regular batman yet it was in the show. Another case is the Hero Mashers Monsters line they was European only because they was Original creations and had no tie in Media. Like why do you need for some original creation based on classic movie monsters you saying no one in US would want a Blue Punk Rocker anthro Werewolf action figure or a Fire Grim Reaper.
I Also think Because of Hasbro and Transformers is why in 80,s all the Animes or live action shows with combining Robots never left japan despite the fact alot of early year ones was just from a bunch of Random Animes along with other toy lines in the west.
I wanted this doll but forgot about it. I never saw this when I was a kid. My mermaid desires started with Saban adventures of the little mermaid. I snuck out of my bedroom for this cartoon at 6a on Saturday.
I LOOOOVE Saban's Adventures of the Little Mermaid!! Winnie is my absolute favorite.
The sounds of a vhs player
I'd sign a contract to become Shiba's indebted servant in a completely loaded against me wager.
Edit: reminder to self to have water breathing be part of the terms.
In our time of greatest need, they returned.
Well-researched and very funny! I'm so proud of you 🖤
This Sweet Sea movie reminds me of The Little Mermaid.
Sea Wees look like something you would find in a generic cheap as chips gift. Not sure how Sweet Sea would lose to Sea Wees, but I guess the court system was hocky at the time. Quantity over Quality i guess, or they didn't like the Japanese and their quality toys.
Sheba is one fab underwater villanesse
Pretty voice my dear ❤and man so overlooked
I like You're Character model she's so pretty
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Loved this!!
Obscure waifurs are best waifurs
So, beautiful animation, boring oversimplified plot for little kids........... the typical tragedy endemic to animated movies and shows.
It's hardly shocking that an animated special for little kids would have a simple plot. I'd go as far as to say simple and reliable plots are the comfort food of film and television. In addition, modern movies and TV may have glitz, but they rely on abysmal writing most of the time.
@@FurryFoundFootage That goodness for indie animation and independent comics. That's most of my modern 2D intake. And I personally do not mind simple stories as long as simple ≠ stupid. One of my favourite recent animated things is Sherlock Yack, made to be a child's first Sherlock Holmes, but so much love was put in the art and dialog I can enjoy it no problem as an adult. It's simple, but it's good. And actually funny when it tries to.