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@animepast
“Evangelion is my life and I have put everything I know into this work. This is my entire life. My life itself” (Hideaki Anno)
On October 4, 1995, 20 years ago, it was aired the first episode of the world famous anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. HAPPY 20th ANIVERSARY SHIN SEIKI EVANGELION
An 8-page article on Osamu Tezuka, from the March 1989 issue of Designer’s Workshop. The journalist also explains it was originally going to be an interview with Tezuka, but it couldn’t be done because of his cancer.
Anime V (01/1988) - An ad for Yōtōden.
My niece is watching 80’s anime in my room! She loves my room because of all my toys, trinkets, and other cute things. She’s a goof.
A proper aunt. Start em young on the classics!
I went to Dragon Con today and went to a panel about the influence of 80′s anime. They were handing around old anime magazines and this one had Sherlock Hound in it, so I took pictures of it.
El Hazard was the first anime I have ever watched. It’s also my favorite.
It was hard to find collectables for it. I had a shirt back in high school, but that didn’t survive. I also own the VHS and DVDs for both the OAV and the TV series, but those are stored away where I can’t get them very easily.
The book in the lower right is a North American tabletop game book. The above books are Japanese art books. It made my day every time I found one somewhere.
The Ifurita figure was part of a set that had a bunch of characters from different anime. Between my husband and myself we knew all the characters anyway, so it was a good buy.
The bottom Japanese book has sketches and concept art in it. That is probably one of my favorite collectables in my collection. ^_^
my updated collection, 80 vhs, added more from the same person i bought 50 from earlier in the year.
Nostalgia and the motherload.
I’m judging the Hell out of you if you don’t have Akira in your anime collection. You better whip it out and send me proof that you have it! >:[
Michael and Mutsumi Inomata (japanese illustrator and animator).
MIchael commissioned Mutsumi Inomata, character designer of video game “Tales series(Tales of Eternia)”, to draw him as anime style character when he visited Japan.
Live action Appleseed OVA (1988)
Fushigi na Koala Blinky/Noozles and Adventures of the Little Koala in the August 1984 issue of The Anime.
Priss in Motoslave from Bubblegum Crisis
Toei Animation’s shoujo series from 1981-1987
(aka-what they were doing when they took a break from magical girls)
So, while browsing around on Perfect Dark, I managed to download this “General Products Catalog 1984” which has some pretty cool old stuff listed. Sadly I don’t think I can send in an order for this stuff anymore. The full thing is 36 pages if anyone’s curious.
