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Anyone Seen this Anime????
(I only seen the First Episode...)
Artiswitch, episode 3
It’s now Sticks’s turn for the “cutest faces” picture collection! I love her little necklace too!
I HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT
I love Kengan Ashura on Netflix.
Thank you. That is all.
Poppe the Preformer; a Master Post!
(poster by franzeabot on DeviantArt)
Pope the Performer or Popee the Clown is a children’s anime widget series and the directorial debut of CGI animtion director, Ryuji Masuda, which aired on the Japanese, all animated children's television station, Kids Station, from 2001 to 2006.
Plot
the show is set in a circus in the middle of the desert and mainly revolves around two circus performers; Popee, a 17-year-old self absorbed, arrogant and mean-spireted clown in a pink and white striped bunny/cat costume who desperately wants to be the star of the show by mastering every trick in the book and takes out his frustration on his friends if he fails in these attempts, and Kedamono, a 25-year-old purple wolf in orange boxers and ever changing koh mask who is offten at the receving end of Popee’s psychotic outbursts. other characters include Papi, Popee’s flamboyant father and owner of the circus, his elephant car, Paola, an alien and a frog.
Links
all 39, 4-minute episodes can be found on youtube here.
there is also a manga which you can find scans of on the unofficial Popee The Performer Manga tumblr page.
the creator, Ryuji Masada, also has a twitter if you have any questions about the show or want to stay updated on his other projects.
other sources; 1 2 3 4
I HATE that Google keeps showing me a Malice Doll of Demise Card Image from Yu-Gi-Oh Everytime I Search for the Very Obscure Anime "Malice@Doll"...
(But that's probably because YuGiOh is a More Popular Anime than the Mostly-Forgotten CGI Anime about Robo Dolls, I guess...)