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NEWS: New Kaiketsu Zorori Family Film Unveiled for September




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Kadmos1



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PostPosted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 11:09 am Reply with quote
This style of anime reminds me more of American animation. Also, 56 books is a lot and certain has made it successful.
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Wyvern



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PostPosted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 12:25 pm Reply with quote
Always found the Zorori series to be pretty charming. It's like a cross between Lupin III and Darkwing Duck.
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leafy sea dragon



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PostPosted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 12:50 pm Reply with quote
Kadmos1 wrote:
This style of anime reminds me more of American animation. Also, 56 books is a lot and certain has made it successful.


I actually see it as closer to the art style I commonly see on packaging for Japanese groceries, especially those aimed at kids, like chips and candy. Then again, maybe this book series was an influence on those. American animation, for instance, will almost always have a winking eye be the same color as the character's skin/fur/scales/whatever their outer covering is made of and will rarely have teeth drawn in that way: If it's not a realistic look, the teeth will be drawn predominantly as either a bunch of crisscrossing window-like lines or a single horizontal line.

Of course, I'd say this style was influenced, in turn, by Doraemon and the works of Osamu Tezuka. Then again, THOSE two were influenced by Disney.
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