In the distant future, three hardened criminals are conscripted by the Cyber Police to combat a crime wave in the hi-tech metropolis of Oedo.
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Jûzô Mutsuki
DATA 1: Sengoku vs Amachi - Cyber City Oedo 808 • Anime/Cyberpunk
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In the distant future, three hardened criminals are conscripted by the Cyber Police to combat a crime wave in the hi-tech metropolis of Oedo.
Creator
Jûzô Mutsuki
DATA 1: Sengoku vs Amachi - Cyber City Oedo 808 • Anime/Cyberpunk
Cyber City Oedo 808 Benten scene HD
Remastered
Classic '80s Japanese cel animation
OVA 2 The Decoy Program
Yoshiaki Kawajiri
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The All Devouring Whale
Fan Lingxiao, a gifted spirit pet master, was ambushed in the A-level sect promotion competition and devoured by his own spirit pet whale, Kun. When he woke up, he found himself reincarnated into a young man named "Liu Fengmang" who is imprisoned in the White Mansion.
His sect, Lingxiao Pavilion, was also in dire straits. In order to find out the truth about the backlash of the spirit Kun and revive his sect, Fan Lingxiao takes his existing spirit pets and embarks on a new adventure with Gu Ling, Cheng Xi, and Yue Tong.
Gustavo Fernando Torres [Kidmograph] is an art director, motion designer and illustrator from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
He was born in 1977, in La Plata.
He started incorporating digital tools since 1998. Coming from the painting and design background, he started to merge both worlds working remotely with brands, companies, studios, music labels and musicians worldwide.
Previously, he worked for more than 6 years in the music video industry.
Music: Frontline Assembly
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Gall Force/1986
Great mecha battles, and a complex, often tragic narrative featuring humanoid Solnoids and amorphous Paranoids
Dirty Pair: The Movie Project Eden
1986
Opening Animation: Koji Morimoto
Directed by Köichi Mashimo
Written by Hiroyuki Hoshiyama
Based on Dirty Pair by Haruka Takachiho
Produced by Hironori Nakagawa,
Masanori Ito Yoshihide Kondo
Crying Freeman/ 1989
The first half of Crying Freeman is absolutely badass—full of action, violence, and tension. It’s really exciting to watch. Then the second half hits and everything changes: the animation feels flat, the voices don’t land, and it just loses its impact. It’s honestly hard to get through. Still, the first part is so good that I’d recommend it overall.
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In Japan, large plastic robot toys became a huge phenomenon during the late 1970s and especially the 1980s, growing out of the “super robot” anime boom that began with shows like Mazinger Z in the 1970s. Companies such as Bandai created large vinyl and plastic figures, model kits, and transforming robots that connected directly to popular anime series. The 1980s saw the rise of collectible mecha culture with franchises like Mobile Suit Gundam, where model kits (“Gunpla”) became a major hobby, while transforming toys like Transformers and other robot lines mixed engineering gimmicks with science-fiction fantasy. These toys became symbols of Japanese pop culture, combining anime, design, and toy technology, and many of the original 1980s releases are now highly collectible.
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