Did you perceive that Hayao Miyazaki labored on section of the celebrated Lupin the Third anime? Or that the animation personnel that would turn out to be Studio Ghibli helped animate some American motion photos, cherish 1977’s The Hobbit? In this episode, be half of me and longtime buddy Nitro as we focus on Miyazaki’s works earlier than and after Studio Ghibli, Ghibli motion photos that came out earlier than 2002, as wisely as Ghibli’s ties to things cherish Yoko Kano and video games! (I produce instruct regret–the audio in this episode has some cracking & popping in locations for some motive. I’m not sure if it was once from something that came about whereas I used to be once recording, but I couldn’t keep away with all of it once I edited it. I shall be particular that to be extra careful next episode!)
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Links we mentioned in this episode:
About a of Miyazaki’s works pre-Studio Ghibli you would possibly per chance per chance well presumably aquire on DVD!:
- 1969’s The Very excellent World of Puss in Boots (Miyazaki did key animation & designs–there would possibly per chance be even an phenomenal jog scene in it that he exciting!)
- 1971’s Animal Adore Island (Miyazaki played a key feature in developing the story’s structure, as wisely as persona & background affect.)
- 1972’s Panda Scoot Panda! (created and written by Miyazaki)
- 1979’s Lupin the Third: The Fort of Cagliostro (Co-written, directed, and storyboarded by Miyazaki.)
Be taught concerning the celebrated Lupin the Third anime sequence, which Miyazaki did work on 14 episodes of:
- Be taught concerning the official Lupin trail on Hulu
- Be taught concerning the official Lupin trail on Daisuki Obtain
And for these inquisitive about hearing more on the City Legends we talked about briefly:
- A chain of “My Neighbor Totoro” theories as serene from across the cyber internet.
- Origins on the “Engrossing Away” theories/translations.
As always, feel free to give me your tips and comments on this and for future episodes! Thanks for listening!