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90s Multimedia Shared Mortal Kombat Universe Timeline – Movie, TV show, Cartoon, Oh my!

Posted on 10/22/202009/04/2020 By Luigi Kawasaki
90s Multimedia Shared Mortal Kombat Universe Timeline – Movie, TV show, Cartoon, Oh my!
Crisis on infinite Continuity, English Corner

Mortal Kombat was huge in the 90s, the arcade game and ports to home consoles on Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo made it a household name among kids, but it was the 90s Mortal Kombat live action movie that made it mainstream with pretty much everyone else, after that we got soundtracks, cartoons, direct to … Read More “90s Multimedia Shared Mortal Kombat Universe Timeline – Movie, TV show, Cartoon, Oh my!” »

D&D Cartoon Ending & other Media

Posted on 05/25/202010/08/2020 By Luigi Kawasaki
D&D Cartoon Ending & other Media
Secret Movie

Dungeons and Dragons hasn’t had as much media as it should for a franchise this big, and most remember the original cartoon from the 80s fondly, for those who didn’t grow up with it can at least understand the animated show was a decent Dungeons & Dragons introduction. Sadly it was only 27 episodes and … Read More “D&D Cartoon Ending & other Media” »

Watching all of Nick’s TMNT 2012 for the 1st time Retrospective

Posted on 05/13/202006/17/2023 By Luigi Kawasaki
Watching all of Nick’s TMNT 2012 for the 1st time Retrospective
Looking Back On..

As I did with the TMNT 2k3 cartoon and later I did the same for the original Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles animated series so now it’s time to watch the Nick show for the “first time”, technically the other shows I wasn’t watching for the first time either, only first time watching them completely and … Read More “Watching all of Nick’s TMNT 2012 for the 1st time Retrospective” »

Animal Crossing the Anime Movie understands the game

Posted on 08/19/201802/03/2021 By Luigi Kawasaki
Animal Crossing the Anime Movie understands the game
Gaming Again, Looking back on..

Animal Forest: Theater Version Animal Crossing: The Movie

After Pokemon hit it big and its anime was very successful it seemed like Nintendo tried to see if other of their franchises would benefit from having an anime to mixed response. They kind of stopped that but Animal Crossing of all games was one that at least was able to get a movie in December 2006 called Animal Forest: Theater Version (Gekijōban Dōbutsu no Mori). Animal Crossing is one of those games that is hard to describe why it’s fun since you’re doing so many chores but when you actually play it you realize what makes the game special. A bold choice to make an cartoon out of a game based on doing daily tasks but would it transfer well as an anime without compromising the spirit that it’s based off? It totally is and let’s take a look back on this not very well known gem.

The movie is based specifically on the Animal Crossing Wild World games on the DS and there are plenty scenes that deal with things introduced in that game but pretty much any fan of Animal Crossing games past and future would understand the movie even without playing the DS game. As mentioned the game is based about daily life and doing chores, helping friends, going on an adventure, doing jobs to get money to pay off your loans and finding things on the island. It’s a lot more fun when you play it than when you read about what it is and the movie is extremely faithful to the source material and yet it isn’t a boring movie either. I don’t know how they did it but they were able to do all these mundane chores into an interesting way of showing them with an on going story through out the movie.

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Back to the Future; Cartoon, Rides, The Games & Movies, Oh My!

Posted on 08/13/201701/22/2021 By Luigi Kawasaki
Back to the Future; Cartoon, Rides, The Games & Movies, Oh My!
Secret Movie

Back to the Future is one of those franchises that almost anyone has seen and if you’re a new generation that hasn’t seen it well it’s a must. The franchise finished after the trilogy and hasn’t really seen much besides that but that doesn’t mean there isn’t some expanded universe that you can’t check out. … Read More “Back to the Future; Cartoon, Rides, The Games & Movies, Oh My!” »

Godzilla: The Series Characters Profiles and discussion

Posted on 06/20/201701/15/2021 By Luigi Kawasaki
Godzilla: The Series Characters Profiles and discussion
Looking back on..

We saw took a look back at Godzilla: The Series and Godzilla 1998 and like other film to animated sequels there are some changes with the characters and they don’t usually look like their actor counterparts to save some money. So let’s take a look at some of the characters the show had to offer.

Godzilla (Zilla) Jr.: Since the Godzilla was killed in the film (and later revived in the show) they had to bring in a new Godzilla and it’s easily explained by having one of the baby Zilla eggs survive, which is actually a cliffhanger ending the movie had and the show resolves. Nick goes to check that there aren’t any eggs left and finds this one egg hatching, the baby Godzilla thinks Nick is his mother and a loving relationship is formed.

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The Jumanji Cartoon is the best interpretation of the franchise

Posted on 05/13/201701/12/2021 By Luigi Kawasaki
The Jumanji Cartoon is the best interpretation of the franchise
Looking back on..

Jumanji was a movie that I absolutely loved as a kid and could not get enough of it, the ending made me want to watch a sequel which I guess we eventually got with either Zathura or Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle but a little late in the timing for me. However the original Jumanji movie did get an animated tv show that while I didn’t really get to watch as a kid I did know about it and it did end up lasting three seasons and amounting to a 40 episodes. So, how was this Jumanji series?

This show reminded me a lot of the Beetlejuice cartoon with the travelling to the world instead of the world coming out like it was in their respective movies. The cartoon is set in a different continuity from the movie but it works with mostly the same rules of the game; It’s actually set up in a perfect way that it makes a show out of the movie idea and it never feels like it wasn’t meant to be a show, great way of changing the premise without altering the basics.

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