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Frozen Forever trilogy (Thai animated mockbuster of Disney's Frozen)

I found some DVD covers of the whole knock-off trilogy; TBH, the animation looks weird anyways

I really like the characters, especially the pretty blue-skinned Snow Queen.

Ah yes...We got Anakin Skywalker with an axe, Rambo Polar Bear, and a fucking recolored dragon from Skyrim

This is the final trilogy of the film series, but sorry for the low-quality image, lol.

I hope TIGA Official (known for uploading Thai dubs of Kamen Rider franchise) uploads the whole film series on YT somehow

#animation #mockbuster #knock off #3d animation #frozen forever #thailand #thai animation #wtf am i even doing #the guy with an axe looks like anakin skywalker #you're the frozen one anakin #cgi animation #weird #non-disney

curehanni

They're so cute TwT

sophieabigail2021

I know you will never be Cure Eclair since Toei is allergic to green but god I wish you were her

maou-the-tree

my sister got me an early bday present apparently

@shinysparklesapphires @baileypie-writes @cureely @cure-haru @dkimeji

porcelain-dollbones

vegecko

Is it just me or does the prince from the new Beauty and the Beast movie look like a perfect human incarnation of this character ? ‘Cause now I really want a full-length movie adaptation for the other prince too. T_T

(In case anyone is wondering, the puppet dude is from a musical short film of The Happy Prince from the 90′s, which you can watch here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x4DlJDUUdE )

noomlirpablogz

Someone's reuploading this musical as for now:

#Youtube

eepop-stuffs

I have a sneaking suspicion that later in the brand's life, newboy started taking inspiration from Licca Chan when it came to Fulla. The house playsets are very similar to that of Licca Chan, and the dolls got significantly smaller. Not only that, but Nour and Badr would have very anime-ish eyes during this time. In the first few generations, the anime influence was almost nonexistent, seeming more reminiscent of Barbie. I would've loved to see more of a Licca Chan influence when it came to the faces, but during this era Fulla would look the most like barbie than she ever had, in the face department.

eepop-stuffs

Me when I'm FUCKING RIGHT

I know what you are....

eepop-stuffs

It's not just that one.

It's all of them.

AND THE LITTLE BABY IN THE HOUSE IS EVEN THE SAME

hito--kakera

藤城清治「銀河鉄道の夜」

Some of the few Night on the Galactic Railroad (銀河鉄道の夜) Adaptations that I found

Nippon Herald Films (Japan, 1985)

The characters in this animated film adaptation are anthropomorphic cats for the first time. Thus, we have Giovanni (voiced by Mayumi Tanaka, who is well-known for her roles as Turbo Baba and Luffy) and Campanella (voiced by Chika Sakamoto, notable for voicing Agumon in the Digimon franchise). For me, though, it's a wonderful chance to immerse myself in a well-liked Japanese animated classic, with English subtitles to make it accessible to a foreign audience that doesn't understand the Japanese language. The film was also known as "Nokto de la Galaksia Fervojo" in Esperanto, as a tribute to Kenji Miyazawa's favorite language. Esperanto is also used for all signs and "chapter titles" in the movie; hence, the story was set in an Esperanto-speaking fictional town. If you enjoy this beloved animated classic, you will enjoy the heartbreaking scene in which Campanella discovers what he says is "the true Heaven"—where his mother is waiting for him. Giovanni is left alone when Campanella leaves the train and is weeping in sorrow.

2. Tomorrow Studio (明日工作室) (Taiwan, 2005)

Like the animated adaptation of The Happy Prince, it is also the first animation to be created with CGI. The animation, which is a direct-to-DVD part of the multimedia book (which is entirely in Chinese), most likely has a style similar to Korean 2000s CGI animation and Japanese 2000s CGI games, films, and OVAs.

Giovanni appears to be a random character because his style is reminiscent of a 2000s Korean animation, while Campanella looks like Gon from Hunter x Hunter. This animation is only partially faithful to the original text, I guess.

After Giovanni's friend disappeared, Giovanni began to cry and shout in sorrow. Suddenly, a wise old dude appears at him; usually, he knows him. Usually, what's the connection between life and the universe? So Giovanni hears the old wise man's knowledge and gives him some advice about losing his best friend.

3. Rei Kagaya/Kagaya Studio (Japan, 2006)