7:00 am - 8:00 am (two episodes) every Saturday morning from 1985 - 1987, until they replaced it with... wait for it... fucking Tiger Sharks and Karate Kat... really??? I didn't watch Saturday morning cartoons again until they started showing Dragon Warrior in 1989. What sweet memories my childhoold held.
@triggershock they also tend to have a strong sense of "style," which comes in threes, and they play music, that is incredibly sensitive to an individual's sense of feeling!
@triggershock That's completely natural. No government or society can ever fully suppress individual behavior or a person's yearning for freedom. This has been the case throughout history and this series accurately portrays this universal truth.
@demoskunk it is only a universal truth of the human race. if they were a different race, or bio-engineered and were subject to some kinda programing that gets rid of it, then it is entirely possible. of course, every alien so far seem as though they are just humans that grew up in a diferent part of the galaxy, so it is all about the society factor... they just know not of individuality... of course that would not explain why so many actually do have individuality
@demoskunk but, exposure to a individual behavior and freedom, would overcome the society-based suppression if in a large enough degree... as with the Zentradi
@sango213 I think that Super Dimensional Calvary Southern Cross uses the Zor (the actual name of the alien race in the original Japanese version) as an alegory for Japanese society. Like the Japanese, the aliens make sure their society is run by strict order and team work, rather than by individuality and personal freedom.
However, some aliens, like some Japanese, strive for more personal expression. This show and Macross are deep shows because the aliens aren't really evil.
7:00 am - 8:00 am (two episodes) every Saturday morning from 1985 - 1987, until they replaced it with... wait for it... fucking Tiger Sharks and Karate Kat... really??? I didn't watch Saturday morning cartoons again until they started showing Dragon Warrior in 1989. What sweet memories my childhoold held.
daTruChosen 2 months ago
13:13
Sounds like Zor is getting off to his memories of Dana. Speaking about that, we haven't had a shower scene in a while, have we?
F4LL3NS4V10R 11 months ago
7:30 am everyday 1985
stoneybrotherbass 11 months ago 2
14:42 Vehicular manslaughter
ouch
calvinclyke 11 months ago
GAAWWWDD! 13:46! Some masters! They are horrible shots.
psycho2cool 1 year ago
"Zor, you stupid alien, you said you would catch up with us!"
ymibunrab 1 year ago
Musica's voice is sexy, I think.
rriveralalonde 1 year ago 5
1:40
aSuperbadassninja 2 years ago
You would think with that with some much technology they would put a deam seat belt.
PerfectionIsPower 2 years ago
@PerfectionIsPower
Agreed that would be a good idea lol seatbelt
EternalWingsOfGod 1 year ago
For a society that doesn't promote individual behavior, a lot of its people show human behavioral patterns.
triggershock 2 years ago
@triggershock they also tend to have a strong sense of "style," which comes in threes, and they play music, that is incredibly sensitive to an individual's sense of feeling!
rriveralalonde 1 year ago
@triggershock That's completely natural. No government or society can ever fully suppress individual behavior or a person's yearning for freedom. This has been the case throughout history and this series accurately portrays this universal truth.
demoskunk 1 year ago
@demoskunk it is only a universal truth of the human race. if they were a different race, or bio-engineered and were subject to some kinda programing that gets rid of it, then it is entirely possible. of course, every alien so far seem as though they are just humans that grew up in a diferent part of the galaxy, so it is all about the society factor... they just know not of individuality... of course that would not explain why so many actually do have individuality
sango213 1 year ago
@demoskunk but, exposure to a individual behavior and freedom, would overcome the society-based suppression if in a large enough degree... as with the Zentradi
sango213 1 year ago
@sango213 I think that Super Dimensional Calvary Southern Cross uses the Zor (the actual name of the alien race in the original Japanese version) as an alegory for Japanese society. Like the Japanese, the aliens make sure their society is run by strict order and team work, rather than by individuality and personal freedom.
However, some aliens, like some Japanese, strive for more personal expression. This show and Macross are deep shows because the aliens aren't really evil.
demoskunk 1 year ago
@demoskunk damn.... 10 min response time... congrats lol
sango213 1 year ago
@sango213 lol, I didn't even realize how quickly I responded....makes me look like I have no life :)
demoskunk 1 year ago
This beat G.I. Joe anyday. =p
LeksServices 2 years ago 20
lol agreed
repter4 2 years ago
Thanks for the vids.
InsectGuy40 2 years ago 2