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VulfreydeSep 29, 2018 4:45 AM
| Flying Ghost Ship from 1969. ATM |
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| Oldest show I've seen to completion is Zambot 3 (77). I've eps of of Mazinger Z (72), Grendizer (75) and Yamato (74) though. I need to see more 70s stuff other than mecha but not sure where to start. |
| The question is probably better suited as what the oldest full length series you've seen. In that case it would be Ashita no Joe from 1970. Lupin from 1971 and Mazinger Z from 1972 are some of the other oldest. |
| If we're counting short films, I'd say 1917 's Namakura Katana or 1918's Momotarou. Excluding that, I'd say the original 1979 incarnation of Mobile Suit Gundam, as far as completed series go. Pretty sure I saw some Astro Boy when I was younger, though. Along with Gigantor/Tetsujin 28-Go. |
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| In terms of shorts, Male by Osamu Tezuka, made in 1962. For movies, Little Norse Prince by Isao Takahata, made in 1968. And for TV series, Rose of Versailles by Osamu Dezaki, which ran from 1979 to 1980. Once the blu ray rip is complete for Future Boy Conan, I plan on marathoning it, seems interesting, very much curious about pre Ghibli stuff. I may only be 17, but Versailles no Bara is probably in my top 5 fave anime TV series. I thought it was better than Gurren Lagann, which IMO had an amazing first half (1-15), but the second half (16-27) I felt lost the plot if ya get what I'm saying. |
Klonoa79H said: I may only be 17, but Versailles no Bara is probably in my top 5 fave anime TV series. You may be 17 but you can identify quality. Let's see. Short: I think it was Harvest Festival from 1930. Films: Panda and the Magic Serpent aka Hakujaden from 1958. Complete TV Series: Lupin The Third First series from 1971. The oldest TV episode that I watched, was the first episode from the first Astroboy TV series from 1963. |
RobdeFRMar 31, 2012 6:21 AM
| Oldest series I've completed would be Lupin III too. |
| Think it's Spaceship Battle Yamato (1974) for me. |
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| I think it was Kanashimi no Belladonna from 1973. |
| Short: Koneko no Rakugaki (1957) Movie: Horus, Prince of the Sun (1968) Series: Lupin III (1971) Off the top of my head, I'd say those are mine. |
| Future Boy Conan (1978) |
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| I've watched some of the 60's Astro Boy, but if we're talking about really watching a show, then it's Ashita no Joe (1970). |
| Completed, they are Hadashi no Gen and Captain Tsubasa (both from '83). Watching/On-Hold, Lupin III (1971) and Ashita no Joe (1970-71). |
DragonlordHaar said: If we're counting short films, I'd say 1917 's Namakura Katana or 1918's Momotarou. Excluding that, I'd say the original 1979 incarnation of Mobile Suit Gundam, as far as completed series go. Pretty sure I saw some Astro Boy when I was younger, though. Along with Gigantor/Tetsujin 28-Go. where did u find those 1920's movies? older for me was some episodes of Gran Prix, 70's |
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senna889091 said: where did u find those 1920's movies? These were in a compilation OVA I found here. |
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senna889091 said: where did u find those 1920's movies? I think that some american company released a DVD compiling some of those short noir classics some years ago. But if you stay alert on what's being released by fansubs on Animesuki and Tokyo Toshokan, for example, you are able to catch them when they are released, fresh, with seeds. Or just look up on BakaBT. |
| Horus: Prince of the Sun and a few episodes of the first "GeGeGe no Kitaro" anime (1968-69) are the oldest I've watched. |
| The Oldest I Completed was Super Dimensional Fortress Macross (1982). However the oldest i have seen was Lupin the third (1971) I have seen the first 7 episodes when i rented the dvd on netflix but never really completed it (i was new to anime at the time) however i do plan on buy the Discotek dvd when it comes out. |
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| 1918's Momotarou Excluding that I think it was Mobile Suit Gundam 1979 |
| Probably Goldorak (75), thanks to reruns. |
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| Well, if I don't count the old scribbles from prewar era and after, I think the "real" oldest anime I've seen and completed would be Genshi Shounen Ryuu (1971). |
| Mobile Suit Gundam(1979) is the oldest I've completed. Next would be Macross(1982). I've seen only a few episodes of Lupin the Third, Astro Boy, and Urusei Yatsura. |
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| the first movie of Cyborg 009(1966). |
Enjolras1830 said: mecharobot said: "real" oldest anime i dont get this the year its made its the year its made are you cutting out douga era anime I haven't seen any anime beyond Genshi Shounen Ryuu that I could call full flegded anime productions. Not that they don't exist, but all the ones I've seen are more like short experimentations made for unknown purposes. I'd hardly even count many of those relevant to what we understand as anime. |
| 1970 Cleopatra: Queen of Sex - Enjoyable, trippy, and fun. |
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| 1958 - Panda and the Magic Serpent But then, for reasons of historical interpretation, I don't consider anything prior to that to be "anime." So if we're merely looking animation from Japan, "Namakura-gatana" from 1917. |
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| Short animated movie would be - 1970 The Bathroom (though i wouldn't count it as anime, it's more like surrealistic animated movie than anime itself). Normal lenght movie - 1979 Galaxy Express 999. I have an addiction to old anime, maybe thats why i enjoy watching Ozma, which is 2012 anime but has that amazing old styled animation <3 |
| Kimba The White Lion. Enough said, though I only saw a few episodes. I do own the entire boxset, though! |
Kibernetika said: Actually it's not old style animation. It's just being Matsumoto's style all the way!I have an addiction to old anime, maybe thats why i enjoy watching Ozma, which is 2012 anime but has that amazing old styled animation <3 |
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| for me I think Uchi Senkan Yamato and Space Pirate Captain Harlock I love 70s anime feel - I've also watched: Space Adventure Cobra movie, Crusher Joe Space Runaway Ideon (series and both films) the oldest one I've yet to watch but will soon: Gullivers Space Travels the art looks unbelievably beautiful, very solid and painterly, and it also often seems to have no 'outlines' or very subtly coloured outlines, which adds to its unique style IMO Oh I've watched/gazed in puzzlement at a fair bit of Crabstick/HK subbed Mazinger Z too :p - http://r4ytrace.tumblr.com/post/31880034405/mazinger-z-subs-siro-are-you-ok-dont this shall all end soon though - http://www.gunjap.net/site/?p=98349 |
DateYutaka said: Katsudou Shashin 1907 When I browsed my list I just now realized that here on MAL there is no page for this (on AniDB there is but on ANN there isn't). Why? Don't they believe that it is an anime or it is from 1907? |
| Sorry if this is a bit off-topic, but did anyone know that The Little Norse Prince is available on Netflix? |
Firechick12012 said: Sorry if this is a bit off-topic, but did anyone know that The Little Norse Prince is available on Netflix? No actually. What dub does it feature? The version released in the UK only includes the Japanese dub. |
| Oldest - Mach GoGoGo (1967-1968) but most liked was - SDF Macross (1982) and Nagagutsu wo Haita Neko (1969) |
| The oldest animes I have watched would be Hokuto no Ken (84) and Little Princess Sara (85), and I am also thinking about watching the first Gundum (79) as soon as possible |
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DateYutaka said: Dang I've only gone back as far as 1947 for Suteneko Tora-chan at http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=5354 looks like there's even more unknown history out there.Katsudou Shashin 1907 |
No actually. What dub does it feature? The version released in the UK only includes the Japanese dub. I don't know. I only found out because my friend has Netflix and it happened to be in the roster. We never saw it though. |
| Katsudou Shashin, the oldest known 3-4 second long anime clip mentioned in the History of Anime article at the top of the club page. It's from 1907. |
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| I believe right now the oldest anime series I've completed is Devilman... '72. I just finished Mazinger Z which is also 1972, but MAL states that it started airing a few months after Devilman. I thought there was something I watched from '71 but looking at my list I guess not. I'm planning to take my first dip into 60s anime with Kurenai Sanshiro and Ninpuu Kamui Gaiden sometime soon. |
| If we're talking about what I already had on my list until now - it's the original Lupin III. But this topic reminded me that I've actually seen Koneko no Rakugaki & Koneko no Studio, but I haven't thought about putting it on my MAL :D |
| The only one I can think of, or care to mention, is a short called Ugokie Kori no Tatehiki from 1933. Maybe it's because of the use of mythical animals or the setting taking place in the woods during a full-moon night or even the music but I really like it. If we're talking about anime series, then the Only thing I can think of is the 1963 version of Astro Boy or Mighty Atom. Edit: I apologize if this post counts as necromancing. If so, feel free to remove my post. |
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