amateur said: I do I doMost people in this forum have no freaking idea what they are or barely/never heard any of their titles ,just lolz. I really like Anne of Green Gables and Heidi also Remi Nobody's Girl, Princess Sarah and Little Prince Cedi The last show that I watched from that block is that adaptation of Les Miserables. I was teary eyed to that show tho. I really like their concentration of Cosette instead of Jean Veljean ooohhhh that nostalgia is coming back agen Especially when Heidi shouts "Grandpa Al" |
DiginarcissaJun 30, 2015 3:00 AM
| Twitter and it's consequences had been a disaster for the human race |
_Charl said: a thing that only 90s kids will rememberWhat is this .... |
| Twitter and it's consequences had been a disaster for the human race |
_Charl said: noepDeus-Vult said: a thing that only 90s kids will remember meh i dnt kno bout this is this animu? moar like a TV block https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Masterpiece_Theater |
| Twitter and it's consequences had been a disaster for the human race |
Deus-Vult said: amateur said: I do I doMost people in this forum have no freaking idea what they are or barely/never heard any of their titles ,just lolz. I really like Anne of Green Gables and Heidi also Remi Nobody's Girl, Princess Sarah and Little Prince Cedi The last show that I watched from that block is that adaptation of Les Miserables. I was teary eyed to that show tho. I really like their concentration of Cosette instead of Jean Veljean ooohhhh that nostalgia is coming back agen Especially when Heidi shouts "Grandpa Al" Yeah, their drama is great. |
| I initially found out about this when I tried to find what Andes Chucky from Shirobako was referencing. Since then, I've kept this idea to watch them in my mind, but I've had a hard time finding the time (and the bandwidth) to do so. |
 |
| I think that they are better than 70% of the modern anime I watch these days. |
yhunata said: I initially found out about this when I tried to find what Andes Chucky from Shirobako was referencing. Since then, I've kept this idea to watch them in my mind, but I've had a hard time finding the time (and the bandwidth) to do so. Andes Chucky isn't even a "legit" WMT series since it's about talking animals and the later WMTs don't have that. WMT starts at Heidi, IMHO. Agafin said: I think that they are better than 70% of the modern anime I watch these days. Agreed. |
| I have seen a couple of them when I was a child. I think they are good, but they're more for kids. |
 |
| Well, I'm currently watching "Konnichiwa Anne" and am about halfway through it. I'm really enjoying it! |
Waifu_Strangler said: I was checking out some of the names and while they seem really out of my area they seem to be very hyped especially Akage no Anne. Watch it, I haven't finished due to issues on my end but it's great stuff. That's the only one I've see but I'd like to watch the others sometime. |
| "Yes, I have been deprived of emotion. But not completely. Whoever did it, botched the job." - Geralt of Rivia |
AnnaSartin said: Well, I'm currently watching "Konnichiwa Anne" and am about halfway through it. I'm really enjoying it! I have been sporadically watching it myself. Liked it so far. Currently in the process of finishing Marco. Just another 6 episodes left. |
| It seems like it's really an old post but i really like WMT anime and many had me in tears. I rally love Anne of Green Gables, Daddy Long Legs, Heidi, Romeo no Aoi Sora, A Little Princess Sara and Little Lord Fauntleroy. |
| I haven't actually watched any of them but I've read a lot of the literature the anime are based on... and they're pretty decent. |
 |
| what are those lol can someone lookat my list to see ig I watched some of them because I have no idea what are those |
 |
| Akage no Anne It portraits of a country bumpkin orphan who desired to live in a imaginative full of wonderful things. Compare to the Novels, It masterized full potential and rewrites new story. Back in the days when it aired in our country About the potato girl named Princess sarah xD (Former actual meme made by ourselves) |
-HippySnob-Jul 21, 2017 3:28 PM
 "Think about that glowing dust That destroys the night sky's dream of Just being nothing"--  -- |
| (yay, resurrected thread) I've only seen one so far - Watashi no Ashinaga Ojisan. It's really good. I'm going to watch Akage no Anne next. Though, I hadn't heard about WMT before I joined MAL (sure I knew some of the books but I had no clue they made anime based on them). |
fuyukiJul 22, 2017 4:03 AM
 |
| they are the biggest shame on my attempt at claiming myself as an elitist, how could i hope to become one if i never even watched(and put it in my favorites) one of their shows |
| I remember disliking most of these anime when I watched them as little child on German TV. However nowadays I'd probably enjoy them very much. I watched a few couple episodes of the Peter Pan anime and was surprised how good it it. This is not a WMT show (as far as I know) but if you're looking for something similar I recommend Alfred J. Quack, which is also an excellent anime based on European children's literature. Quite dark for a kids show though. |
| I only saw a few episodes of Les Miserables anime and I remember enjoying it, still need to get back on that show. |
SuperRed said: I only saw a few episodes of Les Miserables anime and I remember enjoying it, still need to get back on that show. You don't watch Les Mis for enjoyment you watch it for the suffering :> Seriously, the first, idk, 20+ episodes were so depressing to see that poor loli being treated like shit all the time :(. |
| I probably regret this post by now. |
| Romeo no Aoi Sora is good one, so I have quite positive opinion on it?? |
 |
| They are one of the few series that are better watched dubbed instead of subbed. Most Euro dubs are very good since they avoid the American anime dub lipsync method, that would have killed it. Probably one reason they weren't picked as much in America,plus they required very demanding dubs due to Dialog and drama. Voice actors are as good and experienced as the Japanese voice actors too in most cases. Eg I consider the German dub of Heidi one of the best animated TV dubs ever. Also TMS at that time did similar series, some of which are better than wmt version. Eg Dezaki/Sugino Rémi vs 1997 Rémi. In French dub the child actor that played Rémi in the live action series voiced Rémi in the anime. Perhaps best French anime dub. I consider 90s TMS titles (Twins at St Claire's, Dog of Flanders, Two Lottes) better than the wmt series of that year. Surprisingly character designer Junichi Seki worked on both tms and nippon series so they share same character design despite being done by a different studio. Eg tms Saint Claire  vs Daddy Long Legs!  Kinpatsu no Jeannie is also a good alternative that would have deserved wmt status too. |
petran79 said: They are one of the few series that are better watched dubbed instead of subbed. Most Euro dubs are very good since they avoid the American anime dub lipsync method, that would have killed it. Probably one reason they weren't picked as much in America,plus they required very demanding dubs due to Dialog and drama. Voice actors are as good and experienced as the Japanese voice actors too in most cases. Eg I consider the German dub of Heidi one of the best animated TV dubs ever. Also TMS at that time did similar series, some of which are better than wmt version. Eg Dezaki/Sugino Rémi vs 1997 Rémi. In French dub the child actor that played Rémi in the live action series voiced Rémi in the anime. Perhaps best French anime dub. I consider 90s TMS titles (Twins at St Claire's, Dog of Flanders, Two Lottes) better than the wmt series of that year. Surprisingly character designer Junichi Seki worked on both tms and nippon series so they share same character design despite being done by a different studio. Eg tms Saint Claire vs Daddy Long Legs! Kinpatsu no Jeannie is also a good alternative that would have deserved wmt status too. @petran79 where did you see these anime from TMS studio? Where can I find them with English subtitles? |
| The only one I watched was Romeo no Aoi Sora, it was pretty good. |
| Who are you and why do you show your hostility towards a complete stranger whom you've not once spoken with before. Are you seriously asking to get blocked? Well, if that's what your intent is; to tempt me into throwing hands with someone as lowly and insignificant as you, then i may grant your wish provided you articulate yourself a bit better when trying to spite a person of my wavelength. |
| That sort of thing has never appealed to me. |
| その目だれの目？ |
| It was nicely organized, nicely funded and nicely produced idea. Sadly most of those are not my cup of tea - melodrama. But there are few (from the available ones) that I really liked: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer The Swiss Family Robinson: Flone of the Mysterious Island Trapp Family Story Tico of the Seven Seas Famous Dog Lassie (liked the initial episodes better) Maybe my favourite is Tico (adventure on the high seas plus sci-fi) and Flone is the second best (again with the maritime theme, I am sucker for stories that happen on an island). |
alshuOct 13, 2020 4:56 AM
amarcioz said: Lucifrost said: That sort of thing has never appealed to me. You have seen Candy Candy and some anime from the Ghibli studio that has similarities to the anime from the World Masterpiece Theater. Those who like Ghibli generally like WMT and vice versa. Hayao Miyazaki was part of the production of the first animes of the World Masterpiece Theater. I don't see how Miyazaki's movies have anything in common with World Masterpiece Theater. |
| その目だれの目？ |
Lucifrost said: I don't see how Miyazaki's movies have anything in common with World Masterpiece Theater. Compare: Panda Kopanda - Miyazaki and Takahata to Alps no Shoujo Heidi - Miyazaki and Takahata, same VA as the MC of Panda Kopanda, even Yoshiyuki (Gundam) Tomino is onboard. to Tonari no Totoro (you gave it 1/10 tho) - Miyazaki and Takahata and you will see the connection. For example Papanda transforming into the St Bernard dog, than into Totoro. Many other visualisation and animation ideas evolving with time. |
More topics from this board
» Credit cards companies are forcing the Hentai industryDije - 4 hours ago |
20 |
by Luc36
»»
36 seconds ago |
|
» Has the isekai bubble finally burstEastIndiaCompany - 2 hours ago |
13 |
by W3TFT
»»
4 minutes ago |
|
Poll: » Interest and hobbies change with timenishant0 - 2 hours ago |
17 |
by Adnash
»»
7 minutes ago |
|
» Why Are Anime Males sooo.... Scared? ( 1 2 )Tay098 - Feb 12, 2020 |
56 |
by BilboBaggins365
»»
11 minutes ago |
|
» im kinda new to animethefoxkiller12 - Apr 29, 2022 |
16 |
by thefoxkiller12
»»
12 minutes ago |