We, Portuguese, did not only bring Western costumes to Japan in the 16th century, but the first guns they ever saw, as well. Decades later they used them to send us away.
@DavBlc7 Christmas is celebrated in Japan and not just as a non-religeous holiday. The Portugese missionaries brought Christianity to Japan while Japan was still in a feudal state.
So, I do believe that it could be just coincidence between similarities. And the comment about the bombing of Japan.....I'm not even going to go there. That's just a narrow-minded thing to say is all.
But about the video, here. I really enjoyed it! It's nice to see some old ones that were nearly lost in the sands of time.
Overall, I have no doubt that Disney may get inspirations from certain places, but I can't say that they outright copy them. And the statement comparing the Lion King and the White Lion and Kimba and Simba... Yes, they are strikingly similar. But if you look up what the name 'Simba' Means, you might understand that it actually 'means' lion! I believe it's Swahili. Though, I could be wrong.
wow. I really liked this video! :) pretty interesting story, it seems. And definitely an older one. Though, I have to comment also on some of the other comments made that make no sense and do not pertain to the video at all. Like Disney copying characters from other places. I have to agree and disagree. Yes, there are similarities, but there are also many differences between the types of animation.
People, if you like something like this, publicize it. There were no notes for this on the Internet Movie Database, which means that outsiders like me are clueless about this good cartoon.
Many english inventions were stolen from the Japanese and other advanced nation at that time including China, Arabian countries etc. Thats why they bombed Japan to make the US seemed mastery in everything.. and it is still happening in the world today. The whites are trying to gain supremacy.
Don't even mention Disney who claimed that similarities between Kimba the White Lion and The Lion King were coincidental. If one wants to use others' material then they should seek and obtain a license to do so. In addition they should also mention where the source material came from. Disney did not do either of these things. Anyway, I like this clip very much. Thank you.
So Bobby Hill was a small striped cat back in the '40s... Who knew?
frogisis 2 weeks ago
Their eyes are soulless and terrible. Still, I'd be lying if I said I didn't find it charming and sweet.
2Foxxy4U 2 months ago in playlist Japanimations
I like the heavy Max Fleischer influence in this film.
lizzychan89 2 months ago
おもいっきり武田のマーク
kairei1970 5 months ago
so fucking cute *------------*
brakjart 6 months ago
oh my gosh this is too precious. ♥
korilakkuma11789 7 months ago
Am I the only person creeped out by the cats?
brb1006 7 months ago
@brb1006
Naw man, you're not the only one.
wascaras 5 months ago
Lol wut? o_O
OMGBubbles98 9 months ago
ドラえもんの魔界大冒険の「チンカラリン」
って言う魔法の言葉はここからパクったのかw
tukka421 9 months ago
KAWAII !
XxSceneMiKOxX 9 months ago
We, Portuguese, did not only bring Western costumes to Japan in the 16th century, but the first guns they ever saw, as well. Decades later they used them to send us away.
portoportugal22 1 year ago
japanese anime style makes it unique
Sasuke006 1 year ago
This is a amazing animated short.
pesterthefly 1 year ago
Simile allo stile Disney degli anni '40! WOWW
lovawaai 1 year ago
終戦後の黒澤の映画とか見ると、終戦後の貧しいときでも、心は豊かだったことが分かる。
keepfile 1 year ago
かわいい o(^∇^o)(o^∇^)o
kenchouji 1 year ago
か、かわい~ぃ o(^∇^o)(o^∇^)o
kenchouji 1 year ago
it is so cute°!!! I love it
eide97 1 year ago
Where's Pokemon and the power rangers in this cartoon?
CharlieFoom 1 year ago
@CharlieFoom
pokemon? and power rangers?
are you nuts???
there's no pokemon or power rangers in this cartoon!
pokemon was made in 90s and the power rangers i don't know.
are you ok in your head?
bruxinhaas 1 year ago
... no whiskers.... too creepily human!!!
lefredvoncarstein 1 year ago
Absolutely wonderful. Thanks for sharing this!
zekeland 2 years ago 2
Christmas tree in Japan. Interesting. Mostly buddist society.
killersushi99 2 years ago
@killersushi99 and also Shinto too! I thought Christmas belongs to Christians..
DavBlc7 1 year ago
@DavBlc7 Christmas is celebrated in Japan and not just as a non-religeous holiday. The Portugese missionaries brought Christianity to Japan while Japan was still in a feudal state.
CadetJack 1 year ago
Why does that other little kitten trying to attack the abanoned one? :/
alexandrabarbie1 2 years ago
She's jealous - haven't you ever had a little brother or sister? ; )
Hookedoncollies 2 years ago 3
I'm a only child :)
alexandrabarbie1 2 years ago
@Hookedoncollies no
NodnarbRS 11 months ago
that cat is soo mean, I'm glad it left >D
TaigaToraDora 2 years ago
Too bad this isnt subtitled
Shoknifeman 2 years ago
open your mind. ;)
atari6bit 2 years ago 4
Well, that wont help be be fluent in Nihongo, will it? ;)
Shoknifeman 2 years ago
Cause id really love to know what was going on
Shoknifeman 2 years ago
@atari6bit some of us ARE open minded, but can't learn the entire Japanese language in 2 hours!
skatapoopy 1 year ago
damnnnn think about it, all the animation at this time was done frame by frame, no modern animation techniques.
rioishikawa 2 years ago
So this is what Japanese cartoon looked like before the whole "anime" style took over.
donjabroni 2 years ago 2
Yes, I think this is better than today's
GlitchySoftware 2 years ago
ya, but i do like my anime :3
scotlandcow 2 years ago
So, I do believe that it could be just coincidence between similarities. And the comment about the bombing of Japan.....I'm not even going to go there. That's just a narrow-minded thing to say is all.
But about the video, here. I really enjoyed it! It's nice to see some old ones that were nearly lost in the sands of time.
jessevsm 2 years ago
Overall, I have no doubt that Disney may get inspirations from certain places, but I can't say that they outright copy them. And the statement comparing the Lion King and the White Lion and Kimba and Simba... Yes, they are strikingly similar. But if you look up what the name 'Simba' Means, you might understand that it actually 'means' lion! I believe it's Swahili. Though, I could be wrong.
jessevsm 2 years ago
wow. I really liked this video! :) pretty interesting story, it seems. And definitely an older one. Though, I have to comment also on some of the other comments made that make no sense and do not pertain to the video at all. Like Disney copying characters from other places. I have to agree and disagree. Yes, there are similarities, but there are also many differences between the types of animation.
jessevsm 2 years ago
aww poor kitty
lemonylimpe 2 years ago
People, if you like something like this, publicize it. There were no notes for this on the Internet Movie Database, which means that outsiders like me are clueless about this good cartoon.
Julian9ehp 2 years ago
They look like Puki kitty dolls. Definite Disney influence all over the place here.
MsGeek703 2 years ago
Many english inventions were stolen from the Japanese and other advanced nation at that time including China, Arabian countries etc. Thats why they bombed Japan to make the US seemed mastery in everything.. and it is still happening in the world today. The whites are trying to gain supremacy.
KucingKayap 2 years ago
Don't even mention Disney who claimed that similarities between Kimba the White Lion and The Lion King were coincidental. If one wants to use others' material then they should seek and obtain a license to do so. In addition they should also mention where the source material came from. Disney did not do either of these things. Anyway, I like this clip very much. Thank you.
Cambodia69 2 years ago
wow..thnxxx
MrLappu 2 years ago
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loool its so bad
sasunarufan4lyf 2 years ago
This cartoon is so cute. it's very sad too. more moving than the Disney ones. there needs to be more things like this.
galengino 3 years ago 12