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one of my favorites and ain't ever seen nobody name this show on hereThats cause they turned it on whenever you werent around. DBZ around the homies and Sailer Moon and Cardcaptor Sakura for me time![]()


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one of my favorites and ain't ever seen nobody name this show on hereThats cause they turned it on whenever you werent around. DBZ around the homies and Sailer Moon and Cardcaptor Sakura for me time![]()



its crazy how the animation style is so different now than it was in the 80s-90s
tbh thats why i fell out of anime
only a few catch my interest these days
its crazy how the animation style is so different now than it was in the 80s-90s
tbh thats why i fell out of anime
only a few catch my interest these days

This is where I got keyed in.No it wasn’t, Ronin Warriors, Teknoman, & Dragon Ball were all in broadcast on network TV, and those shows you mentioned were in still in NETWORK syndication. Never mind the fact Sci-Fi was broadcasting anime as well (can’t wait for your, 8 Man saved Super Sentai vid) Blockbuster and Suncoast Video was still king so you could easily access anime through there too.
Then it can be argued Street Fighter the movie had the larger impact then SM due to the fact SF dropped first and the majority of girls did not watch SM in the mid 90s.
I begged my parents for the Vhs collection off the strength of the one or two episodes they repeatedly showed on the sci-fi channel on Saturdays.If you mean series, then probably...actually this isn't a bad thought exercise at all. I'd throw Speed Racer in there, but that wasn't as popular.
Before series got made the OVAs/movies were the thing. Record of Lodoss War was one of the early ones I came across.
its crazy how the animation style is so different now than it was in the 80s-90s
tbh thats why i fell out of anime
only a few catch my interest these days
'this shyt is fire'.The theme is crazy!!Everything was more or less hand drawn. I put my 23 year old son on Cowboy Bebop and was like'this shyt is fire'.
lets be honest fellas
the only reason sailor moon was watched, is because it played before DBZ

Japanimation and japanime was a term for a long while before animeNah, Ninja Scroll opened the "floodgates"
and yeah, there were "cartoons made in japan" on TV since the 80s, but they weren't pushed or even recognized as "anime" or evem "japanese cartoons".
they was just "cartoons"![]()
Dude from high school had a Japanese pen pal who would send him anime on VHS in the late 80s. Dude showed me Guyver: Out of Control, Macross: Do You Remember Love, MADOX-01, and the Saint Seiya movie: Evil Godess Eris. This was in 1989/1990. American cartoons were ruin't for me after that.
I'm going to give credit to companies like VIZ Media. They started dubbing anime and putting them in local video stores. Ranma 1/2, Vampire Hunter D, and Fist of the North Star were easy to find. Ghost of a Shell had a US theatrical release in 1995. Add in Ninja Scroll and I'd say the video rental anime scene made a bigger impact than TV. That was until Toonami.