Shin Saru Kani Gassen

Unfortunately, this particular work did not survive the archival process intact. a lot of these works were developed during the height of the second world war and archiving for posterity wasn't a major priority for media at that point in time. The copy that I got to view was poorly recorded and faded out from the celluloid, making it difficult to observe a lot of what was going on. The story is pretty barebones and not a particularly interesting one. This one was clearly directed towards children. the mediocrity shows both in the details of the art as well as the relatively empty backgrounds.

I'd ... say this one isn't worth checking out. you can skip this since this doesn't provide any interesting context even to historians as a pure piece of art it isn't particularly noteworthy. Only recommended for completionists.