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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- That was awesome, I always loved the "Gulliver's Travels" adaptions! :) |
| Gulliver as economic advantage, huh? That's an interesting take. In the original work Gulliver also assists in putting out a fire but by urinating on it. |
Fronzel said: That's more like it.Gulliver as economic advantage, huh? That's an interesting take. In the original work Gulliver also assists in putting out a fire but by urinating on it. |
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| Interesting. |
[right] "The big secret to breaking the rules is to make it look as though you're following them." |
Did they had a cars in the original version too? |
The dearer you hold a memory the more painful it becomes. |
| Giants are so sexy, loved this |
| That was fun. Another well done and creative animated adaptation of "Gulliver's Travels" by Jonathan Swift. |
Reply to Wlad-
Did they had a cars in the original version too?
| @Wlad- You mean in the original novel? No no, there weren't cars or trucks there, haha. Jonathan Swift wrote it in the year 1726, so many years before automobiles, as seen in the ankme movie we're talking about, became a thing. |