#Space runaway ideon blu ray plus
#Space runaway ideon blu ray series
#Space runaway ideon blu ray tv

Also I definitely need to watch Area 88 at some point I hear great things about it. So My opinion might change on Kiki which I think it will as I’ll probably actually enjoy it this time. It definitely wasn’t one of my faves I am rewatching Kiki’s Delivery Service this year so there’s that.

I did really like the animation and voice acting, and action scenes, but the environmental message really felt forced and kept getting in my way and just annoyed me. I watched Naussicaa a couple of weeks ago and well I had mixed thoughts on it I found it pretty slow and felt it dragged on too much. My opinion of Ghibli films is pretty mixed you’re right some I’ve loved, while others I didn’t like that much or just found good or ok. I'm not as big a fan of the 1980 film, although it's worth a watch.Ĭlick to expand.Yeah I’ve watched a lot of retro anime shows, films, and OVAs.

#Space runaway ideon blu ray tv

Toward the Terra tv was great- reminds a lot of Towa no Quon, actually. Second season was kind of crap, but I adore the heck out of the first season and the OVA Letter From An Abandoned Planet. I know you said retro, but.if you like the Leijiverse, try The Galaxy Railways. On Your Mark and Interstella 555 are interesting music videos. Your opinion of Ghibli films seems mixed, but Only Yesterday is a great adult film, while My Neighbor Totoro is surprisingly dark. I happen to be a complete sucker for gritty (and sometimes shitty) 80s and 90s OVAs like Interlude, Bride of Deimos, Antique Heart, Mermaid Forest, Blood Reign, Dallos, Locke the Superman: Lord Leon, Demon Prince Enma, Night Walker and The Curse of Kazuo Umezu, and old films like Demon City Shinjuku. If you like Gundam, can't go wrong with the 1988 OVA War in the Pocket.

The impressive number of shows you've seen makes recommendations a bit tough. I didn’t like Rose of Versailles a bit boring, Angels Egg too confusing, Bubblegum Crisis overrated, and a few others that didn’t appeal to me.Īnyways what else do y’all recommend retro wise that I should watch? Nothing really long please I’m not good with super duper long anime shows. Princess Knight, Mobile Suit Gundam 0079, Space Adventure Cobra, The Little Norse Prince, Space Pirate Captain Harlock, Barefoot Gen 1 and 2, The Fantastic Adventures of Unico, Unico and the Island of Magic, Grave of the Fireflies, Lupin the 3rd Part 1 and 3, Fist of the North Star first four seasons, Akira, Kimba the White Lion, Black Magic M-66, and a huge number more I didn’t list. I have seen and enjoyed and completed these anime. Anyways I love retro anime and want some more retro anime it just has a huge nostalgic feel to it when you watch it. I also love a lot of newer anime too along with stuff from the 90’s to the 2020’s.

I also love retro anime shows and films a lot whether it’s from 1964 with Kimba the White Lion to 1988 with Grave of the Fireflies.

#Space runaway ideon blu ray series

(F.So um I’ve been watching Voltes V a very underrated and forgotten super Sentai mech anime series from the Mid 70’s and I love it a lot.

#Space runaway ideon blu ray plus

Compiling all 39 episodes plus two 1982 feature films-A Contact and Be Invoked-in a Blu-ray edition, in Japanese with English subtitles, rated TV-MA, this is recommended. While Ideon might be more important for its influence on mecha anime than its intrinsic quality, this well-engineered set does the series proud. Presented in a boxy 4:3 aspect ratio, the animation is the flat, comic-book standard of the early ‘80s, and the overall tone of the series is quite harsh-the Ideon is no friendly Optimus Prime, but a dangerous piece of equipment. As the chase continues from planet to planet, many perish during skirmishes, and the Ideon’s power grows to world-annihilating levels and is ultimately used to literally remake humankind (Ideon‘s final message is that humans must learn to use technology for beneficial rather than destructive ends). Among the passengers is Karala, the daughter of the Buff Clan commander, who tells the earthlings of her people’s search for the Ide-the force that drives both the robot and the ship. Accidentally reactivated when the Buff Clan attacks, it accompanies the outmanned earthlings as they escape on an ancient spacecraft with the enemy in close pursuit. Discovered by an archaeological team from Earth on the planet Solo, Ideon is a gigantic robot that assembles itself from three trucks. Bowing on Blu-ray, Gundam creator Yoshiyuki Tomino’s classic mecha 1980-81 anime centers on a space struggle between earthlings and an alien race called the Buff Clan over a piece of ancient technology.