Top Female Anime Characters 1983 - 2015
…according to Animage’s Anime GrandPrix listings
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Inspired by MATSUMOTO Leiji (松本零士) ‘s Albator /Uchu Kaizoku Captain Harlock/キャプテンハーロック; french full color comic book, story written by Moliterni Claude and drawn by Studio Five Stars .
In French, Captain Harlock is known as Capitaine Albator, due to the anime shown on TV during the 70’s and the 80’s. His name was changed… Published in 1980.
In French, Captain Harlock is known as Capitaine Albator, due to the anime shown on TV during the 70’s and the 80’s. His name was changed… Published in 1980.
French Albator comic published inside Sci-fi magazine“Le Journal de Captain Fulgur” in 1980…
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1979-1990 Anime Primer
The Fantastic Adventures of Unico (1981)
Unico is darling baby unicorn with the special ability to make everyone around him truly happy. This threatens the petty Gods, who enlist the West Wind to abandon him atop the dreaded Hill of Oblivion. But the West Wind takes pity on poor Unico, and instead chooses to carry him from place to place, wiping his memory each time in the hopes that he will be able to live there peacefully without the Gods discovering him. Unico makes new friends and faces many dangers, but as long as someone truly loves him, he can unleash his magical unicorn powers to save the day.
Based on a manga by Osamu Tezuka and produced in a joint effort between Tezuka Productions, Sanrio and Madhouse, Unico is a charming children’s film that is equal parts heart-warming and melancholy. The bright colors and adorable characters perfectly complement the beautiful backdrops and gentle musical interludes. Surprisingly, the movie also delivers a healthy dose of action during the exciting finale where Unico faces off against a giant Fantasia-inspired demon. The Fantastic Adventures of Unico is sure to appeal to viewers young and old.
