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Well done.Β B-Ko was a great fanservice babe from 90s anime.Β I can only imagine how over the top she'd be if Project A-Ko was done today since style and energy take such priority in modern anime.Β Still, with all the old anime making a comeback I am genuinely shocked Project A-Ko hasn't been considered since there is potential for it considering Graviton City has super-powered teens, ultra-tech, aliens, and military conspiracies all in one town.
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You're welcome
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I love this anime very much, thanks for the sketch.
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A gorgeous gal from one of the best 80s anime movies ever!
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Ah, another classic! 
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Marvelous work! Β I read one of the comics about B-Ko possibly being a daughter of someone like Tony Stark ... or something along those lines. Β Now, I remember this coming out back in the late 1980s for us here in the US and loved it from the start. Β But I have to agree with one commenter about such fun and silly anime is probably gone, never to be done again.
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The problem is, what i am seen today Ballonn Princess, that today animators and developers are one of two, they beleive they want to do the next award winner or give an important mesage.
Or they want to be the next Dragon bal, the nextnaruto, the next one piece and how the will do that, by ripping them off.
Finaly the million harems, or comedies that since i grow up, when i see the life i couldnt watch it again, because why is the male leads always treath like garbaje or such awinner, so sad.
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No, Iβve got that. I know in the 1990s there was a mass movement of animators from anime into the video game industry. It was a topic that we talked about extensively in the introduction to animation class that I took. Right or wrong is not an issue, but money is. Thatβs one of the reasons why back in the day you had the really complicated animations of Filmation and Hanna-Barbera really taking the centerstage for Saturday morning. But there was always a price tag to go along with it.
With anime, itβs not that different. You go with what the fans will watch and what the studios will produce.
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I see, thanks, is always nice to see someone that studie, i can only talk from what i see.
With anime, well i klinda suspect that, wich make it worst, i can see that tastes change from the 80 to today, maibe that explain why there are so many dragon ball clones and why there are so many harem and moe, well, nothing to do.
Also i find hilarius te price tag, and i see so many movies and tv shows spending millions in things taht wont sell.
Thanks for the answer, always nice to see a bit from inside
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It depends more on which storyline one chooses to follow as it has changed quite a bit over the years. If you go with the first storyline then it would be Lex Luthor as A-Ko was the daughter of Superman and Wonder Woman in that one. In the second one they was both was aliens. Not sure what the current one is but it all boils down to one thing. They are whatever the artist and/or writer wants them to be. Just like any other fictional person.Β
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I've seen that, thanks for reminding me. Β I wasn't as much of a fan of that version, but it makes sense on some level, I suppose. Β
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Which version exactly?? I'm a fan of the classic one myself. Though it never really came out and said she was daughter of Superman/Wonder Woman I was always a fan of that A-Ko.. They hinted at more than anything else really and that's what I liked about it.. It let you draw your own ideas in. .Β One thing is for sure. The first movie is still one of my classic faves to this day.Β Β
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I concur with your reasoning, though I got the impression, like you said, that they left you wondering about many other possibilities. Kind a like what I remember about comic books back in the 1980s and somewhat into the 1990s: the wonderment. Or you might call the escape is him I concur with your reasoning, though I got the impression, like you said, that they left you wondering about many other possibilities. Kind a like what I remember about comic books back in the 1980s and somewhat into the 1990s: the wonderment. Or you might call the escapism that was strong back then. Keep in mind Iβm also looking at things like project Aiko through the eyes of an old connoisseur of the Saturday morning cartoon.
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Nothing wrong with seeing things through one's own eyes as long as one understands that not everyone will see it that was but as a fellow fan of escapism I agree.Β I fee; cCartoons in those days understood it was all about leaving the real world for 3-24 min per cartoon.. Depending on run time natch..
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No, I agree.Β I have been actually yelled at for not liking movies that other people liked.Β One time it was the remake of Ghostbusters ... hard to like a movie when you enjoyed the original so much.Β The actors made it hard to like the movie, but to be fair to them, they did a good job with what they were doing.Β I just felt like it was going to be another movie where they discarded the original for something "better."Β Another example is the Willy Wonka movie done by Tim Burton.Β While only watching this one time, I was almost immediately disenchanted with how awful the characters were ... not the acting skills, mind, but just how much they all sucked when it came to being.Β Now, I suppose that's the idea behind the movie, but it turned me off faster than a political debate.Β
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Professor B-Ko makes learning fun! Gorgeous work >;3
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She's Iron Man's daughter...in a parody universe, whose rival is the daughter of superman and wonder woman.
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Your welcome!Β Β
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