Tekusuke Monogatari

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Japanese: テク助物語

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Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: 1938

Producers: The National Film Center Japan

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Source: Original

Theme: Historical

Duration: 9 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.29¹ (scored by 196 users)

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Ranked: #12243²

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Popularity: #16479

Members: 458

Favorites: 1

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Synopsis

A wandering swordsman arrives in a village and saves the citizens from bandits' attack.

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Seo, Mitsuyo

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Reviews

Feb 13, 2021

AlanDSouza1

Not Recommended

Tekusuke Monogatari was clearly made on an extremely shoe string budget. From periodically repeating character movements, to the lower frame rate and the use of shifting backgrounds to emphasize the illusion of movement, Mitsuyo Seo pulled out all stops to bring this rather simple bandit vs protector story to life.

As with most of the films from this period, the archival process has failed to preserve these animated works in a form suitable for general consumption. The copy I managed to watch had its contrasts faded out and the sound filled with heavy distortion. Still, it was relatively enjoyable and even quaint in how similar it ...