Showing posts with label Toei Animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toei Animation. Show all posts
Wednesday, 26 August 2015
Let’s Go Goku! Episode 5 – A Battle on Kaio’s Planet! Goku vs God of Destruction Beerus
It's a super-powered showdown on King Kai's pint-sized planet as Goku tests his mettle against the omnipotent Beerus. So colossal a clash is it that the animation department can barely keep up! Featuring mediocre manners, reluctance with rations and tons of transformations. Listen up!
Saturday, 11 October 2014
Show #82: Shut Up Huffer!
Niall & Dwayne merge with Greg Driver and Paul Shipley to form a super robot dinosaur to tackle the awesome might of season one of The Transformers!
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A podcast much delayed, but we shall never be silenced. Even by the cold, hard reality that another cartoon from our youth ain't quite what we thought it was cracked up to be, a fanciful memory eroded by cruddy animation and a relentless soundtrack but not enough to wear away a solid foundation of great voice acting, cool robots and crazy schemes. Considering our appreciation of the subsequent properties which arose from these humble origins it's only fair that we give their source its due, a source of passion that was stayed with us unwaveringly even after all these years.
THE SHORT VERSION
Flawless artistry
Power struggles
ROBOT DINOSAAAAARS
Labels:
80s,
AKOM,
Casey Kasem,
dinosaurs,
Frank Welker,
Greg Driver,
misplaced nostalgia,
Paul Shipley,
Peter Cullen,
Rob Paulsen,
robots,
story in the intro,
Toei Animation,
toys,
Transformers,
well placed nostalgia
Friday, 17 May 2013
Show #42: Thank God Her Pants Stayed On
Niall and Dwayne marshal a team of action scientists to counter the threat posed by the mighty Inhumanoids!
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A podcast much belated, but not for any fear of discussing this 1986 toy property tie-in from Hasbro and Sunbow as we find ourselves pleasantly surprised yet again. The war on giant monsters from beneath the Earth eventually gives way to more light-hearted shenanigans which leads to a slight disparity of tone. However an entertaining cast of heroes, villains and weird creatures with amusingly sarcastic dialogue and grotesque spectacle helps it stand out from the crowd, despite not achieving the long-running successes of its peers.
THE SHORT VERSION
Giant monsters
Relationship trouble
Justice for all
Labels:
80s,
Chris Latta,
Flint Dille,
hasbro,
monsters,
mutants,
Pacific Rim,
scientists,
sunbow,
Toei Animation,
toys,
zombies
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
Show #37: Stiffen The Snake
With the second live action film on everybody's minds right now it's as good a time as any to delve into the original feature length adventure of America's highly trained special mission force in G.I. Joe: The Movie!
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This is the biggest exposure that some of us here at SOTSM have had to the 1980s cartoon of the G.I. Joe toy franchise and boy does it throw you in at the deep end. Departing from the series' usual military hardware based firefights in favour of a battle against ancient serpent men from beneath the earth, this film isn't as fondly remembered as contemporaries such as the Transformers movie despite their similarities in introducing a plethora of new characters for the toyline and the dramatic (almost) death of a key figure.
At the very least it is an endearingly silly romp with animation that delivers on the promise of the show's intro, including a gorgeous opening action sequence that neatly sums up all the best points of G.I. Joe.
THE SHORT VERSION
'MURIKAW!
Drama
These snake men hate our lives and our freedoms!
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