Korakuen Yuuenchi: Luna Park

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Japanese: 後楽園ゆうえんち: ルナパーク

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Type: CM

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: 1996

Producers: None found, add some

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Studios: Studio 4°C

Source: Original

Duration: 14 sec.

Rating: G - All Ages

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Score: 5.60¹ (scored by 114 users)

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Ranked: N/A²

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Popularity: #19211

Members: 263

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Ranked N/APopularity #19211Members 263

CM Studio 4°C

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Synopsis

An animated TV commercial for the Japanese Amusement Park 'Korakuen Yuuenchi' directed by Katsuhiro Otomo. Otomo's illustrations are also been used in the printed campaign.

(Source: Chronotomo)

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Otomo, Katsuhiro

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Sep 24, 2022

goblinmunda

Not Recommended

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I have been watching anime for over 4 decades. over the course of this time, the average length of a season has gotten longer and longer. Studios are doing their best to fit so many different plots and subplots and characters. And for what? Just to be like every other anime? Now this? Korakuen Yuuenchi: Luna Park? It's perfect. Not only is there not more than a single episode, but that single episode is barely 20 seconds long! It presents an idea, has a plot twist, then it ends. Simple, elegant, brilliant. I can only hope the Studios of today can learn from this!