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showamagicalgirls · 10 months

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This is a full-color image of Sarutobi Ecchan that appears in the beginning of my edition of the first volume of her manga, That Weird Weird Weird Girl (おかしなおかしなおかしなあの子).

Later Edit: Well, when editing these images from That Weird Weird Weird Girl (おかしなおかしなおかしなあの子) from within the Sarutobi Ecchan (さるとびエッちゃん) series, I realized that while I thought I had been reading through and posting from the first volume of this series, it is actually the third and final volume. Oops!

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classic-shoujo · 1 year

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Sarutobi Ecchan (1971)

#sarutobi ecchan #70s anime #70s japan #さるとびエッちゃん

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magicalgirloftheday · 8 months

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✧・ﾟ:*Today’s magical girl of the morning is: Ecchan from Sarutobi Ecchan!✧・ﾟ:*

#magical girl #magical girl of the day #mahou shoujo #submission #Ecchan #Sarutobi Ecchan #black hair #short hair

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nostalgiamnesiac · 2 years

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#sarutobi ecchan #hela supergirl #ninja girl #cult manga

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galaxieflora · 19 days

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Fan-made romanized Sarutobi Ecchan logo.

Credit if you want to use.

#sarutobi ecchan #Toei animation #mahou shoujo #magical girls #retro anime #logo edit #my art

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salty-puppy · 1 year

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Various Eebees

Fair warning: March 26th-April 2nd is gonna be GB week, meaning I will draw a shitton of GBs. Different kinds of GBs of any incarnation and AU I might have. Basically, Oops! All GBs! Lucky nummer Zeven! Eebees!

So uh, yeah. Be aware of that. You can join to draw GBs too if you want, he needs lots of love 🙂

#cyborg 009 #007 #gb #genma wars #sarutobi ecchan #tonari no tamageta-kun #cyborg-chan #ocs #trickshot jones

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cerinelle-stellarium · 3 months

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The Ultimate Magical Girl/Boy Starter Pack

Parodies that make fun of the genre, edgy deconstructions and anything that's problematic (Poorly thought out transformation mechanics, age gap romances, excessive fanservice, incest) will be excluded.

Acro Trip

Akazukin Chacha

Alice 19th

Artiswitch

Classicaloid

Cutie Honey Flash

The Demon Girl Next Door

Earth Maiden Arjuna

Esper Mami

Fairy Idol Kanon

Flip Flappers

Floral Magician Mary Bell

Flying Witch

Full Moon

Hana no Ko Lunlun

Healer Girl

Hime-chan's Ribbon

Himitsu no Akko-chan

Idol Dreams

I. O. N.

Jewel BEM Hunter Lime

Jewelpet (Skip seasons 1 and 3 if you don't want to see surprise incest in your kids' anim)

Kaitou Saint Tail

Kamichama Karin (Personally recommend the manga and its' sequel over the anime)

Lapis Re:LIGHTS

Leda: The Fantastic Adventures of Yohko

A Little Snow Fairy Sugar

Little Witch Academia

Magic Knight Rayearth

Magic Users' Club

Magical Angel Sweet Mint

The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies

Magical Meow Meow Taruto

Magical X Miracle

MagiLumiere Co. Ltd.

Mahou no Mako-chan

Mahou Shoujo Lalabel

Mahou Shoujo Taisen

Mahou Tsukai Chappy

Majokko Meg-chan

Majokko Ticle

Mao-chan (aka. Ground Defense Force! Mao-chan)

Marvelous Melmo

Mary and the Witch's Flower

Mashle: Magic and Muscles

Mei Company

Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch (Skip both the sequel manga and the anime; both have plot loopholes for the former plus a poorly done ending for the latter)

Mewkledreamy

Miracle Girls

Miracle Shoujo Limit-chan

Mistress Fortune

My Wife Could Be A Magical Girl

Ojamajo Doremi

Onegai My Melody

Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt

Phamtom Thief Jeanney

Popin Q

Powerpuff Girls Z

Pretty Cure franchise (Avoid both YesPre seasons + the 2nd sequel series, and Hugtto as they have age gap romances in them)

Pretty Sammy (+ its' spinoff Sasami: Magical Girls Club)

Pretty Series franchise

Princess Comet

Princess Tutu

Rilu Filu Fairilu

Sailor Moon (Manga and reboot anime recommended)

Saint October

Sally the Witch

Sarutobi Ecchan

Shy

Someday's Dreamers

Spellbound! Magical Princess LilPri

Star Driver

Studio Pierrot's classic original magical girl lineup

Sugar Sugar Rune

Suicide Girl

Super Doll Licca-chan

Super Pig

Sweet Valerian

Time Stranger Kyoko

Tokyo Mew Mew (Manga + its' two sequels, both anime adaptations recommended)

Tweeny Witches

Twin Princesses of Wonder Planet

Ultra Maniac

Umi Monogatari

Urahara

We Are Magical Boys

Wish Upon the Pleiades

Witch Hat Atelier

Witch Watch

Yadamon

Yume no Crayon Oukoku

#magical girl #precure #tokyo mew mew #powerpuff girls z #ceri posts stuff #flip flappers #little witch academia #poco's udon world

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retrosofa · 2 months

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We got a lot of trivia for Cutie Honey episode 22: “Our Beloved Paradise Academy.”

Screenwriter: Masaki Tsuji

Art Director: Iwamitsu Ito

Animation Director: Shinya Takahashi

Director: Kazukiyo Shigeno

The animation director for this episode, Shinya Takahashi, has a history of working on Toei Animation’s early majokko series. He previously did the character designs for Himitsu no Akko-chan, Mahou no Mako-chan, Sarutobi Ecchan, and Mahoutsukai Chappy.

Takahashi would later do animation work for the 1995 PC-FX video game, Cutey Honey FX.

The principal of Paradise Academy is based on the grandfather from Go Nagai’s Kikkai-kun manga, which is also where the characters Alphonne and Pochi originated from. Kikkai-kun’s grandfather also served as the basis for the janitor Kiyohiko Todoroki in the Devilman anime.

The principal was voiced by Isamu Tanonaka, who had filled in for Keiko Yamamoto as Pochi in the previous episode.

Goemon is based on Goemon Abashiri, the oldest son from the Abashiri Family manga. Goemon’s claim to fame is that he’s a “professional pervert.” Go Nagai’s assistant and good friend Ken Ishikawa was the model for Goemon. While he doesn’t appear in the original Cutie Honey manga, one of Honey’s (female) classmates is based on him. Goemon would make cameo appearances in New Cutey Honey, Re: Cutie Honey, and Cutie Honey Universe.

Shunji Yamada (later known as Keaton Yamada) voiced Goemon in this episode only, while Sanji Hase played him for the remainder of the series. Hase was previously the King of Manaco in episode 16 and the occasional nameless Panther subordinate.

The “Yoshitune” that Danbei sings about is probably Minamoto no Yoshitsune, a military commander from the late Heian and early Kamakura periods.

Danbei’s “adorable nephew” Naojiro is another character borrowed from Go Nagai’s Abashiri Family. In that series, Naojiro was the second oldest son of the Abashiri family. His unique feature was being a cyborg.

In the original Cutie Honey manga Naojiro does not appear as Danbei’s nephew but instead as a girl named Naoko. Naoko is the gang leader of St. Chapel Academy, much like how Naojiro is the gang leader of Paradise Academy in the anime. According to producer Toshio Katsuta, he wanted to introduce Naojiro as a good contrast to Honey, unlike Seiji who he said was “silly and weak.”

In this episode only, Naojiro was voiced by Hiroshi Masuoka, who previously voiced Demon General Zannin in Devilman and Hebitsubo in Dororon Enma-kun. For the remainder of the series Naojiro is voiced by an uncredited Shoji Nishizaki, who mostly did voice work in tokusatsu series.

Naojiro would later make a cameo appearance in the second episode of New Cutey Honey.

While Paradise Academy does not appear in the original Cutie Honey manga, it is very much inspired by Go Nagai’s infamous manga, Harenchi Gakuen. Before he was reinventing the concept of magical girls and giant robots, Go Nagai was stirring up controversy with this 1968 series. Harenchi Gakuen or “Shameless Academy” was one of the first manga to be featured in the popular Weekly Shonen Jump. It featured ridiculous Benny Hill-like antics, excessive nudity, lowbrow toilet humor, crucifixion scenes played for laughs and made a mockery of the Japanese school system. There was such outage towards Harenchi Gakuen, PTA groups actually performed public burnings of the manga. Despite the controversies, Harenchi was immensely popular, which led to live action TV series and films.

Paradise Academy’s name comes from the Abashiri Family manga. Originally, Paradise Academy was a prison-like middle school for aspiring young assassins and served as the setting for an early arc in the manga. A few of Naojiro’s classmates seen in this episode are taken directly from the Abashiri Family manga as well.

While attempting to evade Naojiro, Honey transforms into members of the baseball club, wrestling club and boxing club. As a boxer, she is only wearing shorts, shoes and boxing gloves. This is exactly how Kikunosuke dresses when she practices boxing in the Abashiri Family manga.

The self-proclaimed “Magician of Hell” was originally designed by Ken Ishikawa, who had her sporting more obvious magician motifs such as a giant top hat and bow tie. The “Great” in her name likely refers to a magician’s title.

Great Claw controlling Naojiro’s comrades with spider-like threads is possibly a reference to the Devilman manga. There are a couple of chapters involving a spider-like demon who controls the students of Nakado Academy and forces them to attack Akira and Miki. There is also an episode of the Devilman TV series which features a demon who controls human-like mannequins with spider threads.

This is also the only episode to not feature Panther Zora or Sister Jill.

That's all for episode 22!

#cutie honey #cutey honey #go nagai #trivia

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lemonde-enchante · 1 year

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Sarutobi Ecchan — opening lyrics translation —

!! Not mine !!

Why, Ecchan? Somehow, Ecchan

You're strange, you're strange, Ecchan

We will always have fun, we'll run barefeet

We're always happy, we'll cross over the rainbow

Why, Ecchan? Please tell me, Ecchan

Answer me, answer me, Ecchan

Sarutobi Ecchan, toei animation, 1971-1972

Translation by @sempaisanimeworld[MOVED] on yt

Opening vid:

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‧͙⁺˚*･༓ ༓･*˚‧⁺˚*･༓ ༓･*˚⁺‧

#majokko #toei animation #80s #old school anime #youtube #70s #supergirl #mahou shoujo #pretty girls #small girls

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smolthemmies · 5 months

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(P-S)

Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt (If you don't mind bawdy humor and the stylized art; this one's a good parody of the mg genre; a second season 12 years in the making has been announced)

Phantom Thief Jeanne

Pixie Pop

Popin Q

Powerpuff Girls Z

Pretty Sammy (+ Sasami: Magical Girls' Club)

Princess Comet

Princess Tutu

Promise of Wizard (Recently announced to have an anime adaptation in the works)

Saint October

Sally the Witch

Samurai Pirates (Currently in development)

Sarutobi Ecchan

Shamanic Princess

Show By Rock!!

Shy (Classified as a superhero series but has magical girl elements)

Someday's Dreamers

Spellbound! Magical Princess LilPri

Spill It! Cocktail Knight

Star Driver

Studio Pierrot's lineup of 90's and 90's magical girls

Sugar Sugar Rune

Suicide Girl (Tackles weighty subject matter as the title implies but plays the genre conventions entirely straight)

Super Doll Licca-chan

Super Pig

Sweet Valerian

Part Five!!

#lot more anime’s/manga than I expected here #magical girl #anime #pretty cure #sailor moon #anime recommendation #manga recommendation #manga review #anime review #manga

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juliachankawaii14 · 1 year

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When I shared it onto Tumblr, I got a filmography about my favoruite celebrities (for example, Tara Strong, Selena Gomez, Yui Horie, Morgan Hallett, Nana Mizuki, Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Takashi Miike Brian Blessed, etc) who appeared in various TV programs and films, as well as directing.

Here is my favourite celebrities' filmographies in other shows and movies that I never seen:

Yui Horie

1999 Shukan Storyland (週刊ストーリーランド) Akane (あかね)

2010 Shimajirō Hesoka Voice of the dinosaur (恐竜の声) Ep. 23

Sayaka Ohara

1999-2000 Shima Shima Tora no Shimajirō Dog girl, others Ep. 343

Kyoka

11 Oct 2010-26 Mar 2012 Shimajirō Hesoka TSC "Oshiete! 3 Shimai"; as Hina Sanjo

Brian Blessed

1997 Sooty & Co Santa Claus Episode: "Fun in the Snow"

2010 Little Princess Great Uncle Walter Episode "I Want My Horace"

2010-present Peppa Pig Grampy Rabbit Recurring role

2012-2019 The Amazing World of Gumball Santa Claus 3 episodes

2017 The Heroic Quest of the Valiant Prince Ivandoe The Moany Mountain Episode: "The Prince and the Moany Mountain"

Ayane Sakura

2011 Jewelpet Sunshine Natchi Episode 29

Romi Park

2011 Jewelpet Sunshine Nyan Jerry Na (ニャンジェリーナ) Ep. 31, Ep. 50

Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson

2013 LazyTown Chef Pablo Fantastico 1 episode

Masaki Tsuji

1969-70 Himitsu no Akko-chan Writer

1970-71 Mahō no Mako-chan Writer

1971-72 Sarutobi Ecchan Writer

1972 Mahōtsukai Chappy Writer

1973-74 Miracle Girl Limit-chan Writer

1974-75 Majokko Megu-chan Writer

1978 Majokko Tickle Writer

1980-81 Lalabel Writer

1982-83 Asari-chan Writer

Morgan Hallett

1986 Adventures of the Little Koala Additional Voices 1986 Cinar English redub

1986 The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Additional Voices 1986 Cinar English redub

Rumi Shishido

2011 Jewelpet Sunshine Diana, Luna

Nami Miyahara

1998 Yume no Crayon Oukoku Yukkutakku

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showamagicalgirls · 11 months

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The manga I brought with me on this trip is the first volume of That Weird Weird Weird Girl (おかしなおかしなおかしなあの子) by Shotaro Ishinomori (石ノ森章太郎). This majokko’s stories eventually transitioned to being named for her — Sarutobi Ecchan (さるとびエッちゃん).

This first chapter was published in Margaret (マーガレット) magazine in 1964.

Later Edit: Well, when editing these images from That Weird Weird Weird Girl (おかしなおかしなおかしなあの子) from within the Sarutobi Ecchan (さるとびエッちゃん) series, I realized that while I thought I had been reading through and posting from the first volume of this series, it is actually the third and final volume. Oops!