@marcboxler The Fleischer brothers did a lot of innovation in animation. They used constructed drawn paper smodeled backrounds for their cartoons,like Popeye the sailor,and used Rotoscoping also.
@Jofuku Jofuku asked in Japanese if this is an adaptation of a Brothers Grimm story. I did some Googling and learned that there are many variations on a folktale in which a magic mill churns out an endless amount of salt, but this particular version seems to be based on the Norwegian variation. I don't know when it was introduced to Japan.
Styles of art changes throughout time. I remember reading that Tezuka's Astro Boy started the large eyes & other features that are currently in most popular anime of today.
He could have waited until he was on the island to ask for salt. He would eventually figure out how to stop it.
ricarleite 3 weeks ago
面白かった！
小人が旦那の父親に似ている。
sunset6171 2 months ago
Wow. Awesome animation. Especially for an old 30s cartoon.
MDthornton83 3 months ago
...and they say its "whale sperm" that makes the ocean salty...
HAMMERxHCA 5 months ago
こういう話を、今の子供達に見せたいものです。いや、大人にもですかね。
monsukelife79 7 months ago
So wait i dont get it... if the dwarves had that magic mill why were they so hungry that doesn't make any sense
TheCreator4 7 months ago
@TheCreator4 You were expecting it to make sense? ;-)
mattthorn 7 months ago
and how do you guys dare to compare this spiritual masterpiece with that shit made by Fletcher Brothers this is so dumb!
marcboxler 9 months ago
@marcboxler The Fleischer brothers did a lot of innovation in animation. They used constructed drawn paper smodeled backrounds for their cartoons,like Popeye the sailor,and used Rotoscoping also.
jay55also 4 months ago
OMG this is so huge SPIRITUALLY! God and his partners up there are always looking for us always....
marcboxler 9 months ago
これ、最近のだろ？
１９３５年じゃないよ。
それっぽく作っただけだろ。
n0bur0 10 months ago
グリム童話の翻案？
Jofuku 1 year ago
@Jofuku グリムではない。「塩を出し続ける臼」系のおとぎ話にはいろんなバリエーションがあるが、このバージョンはノルウェーのおとぎ話が元になっているようです。いつ日本に入ってきたのかわかりませんが。
mattthorn 1 year ago
@Jofuku Jofuku asked in Japanese if this is an adaptation of a Brothers Grimm story. I did some Googling and learned that there are many variations on a folktale in which a magic mill churns out an endless amount of salt, but this particular version seems to be based on the Norwegian variation. I don't know when it was introduced to Japan.
mattthorn 1 year ago
妙に動きがいいなぁ。小人さんの顔立ちとかも味があって可愛い！
COGMATUBE 2 years ago
Wow, there is actually a Japanese cartoon that have people actually looking like true Japanese!
What the hell happened in the past 75 years?
donjabroni 2 years ago
Styles of art changes throughout time. I remember reading that Tezuka's Astro Boy started the large eyes & other features that are currently in most popular anime of today.
shinseimori 2 years ago
ストーリーも・・・よくできてるなあ。
ラストの「海の水がからくなった理由」・・・これも、夢があって面白い！
SURA0621 2 years ago
Oh, I had heard of this tale while growing up. It's nice to see an animated version of it.
BrokenSocialScene21 2 years ago
これはクオリティ高い！
普通に色付けちゃえば今でも通用するのでは？
motou4 2 years ago
むしろ今のテレビアニメの９割よりクォリティが高いと思います。
mattthorn 2 years ago
１９３５年にこんな面白いアニメーションがあったなんて驚いた！それにしても良く出来てるなぁ。
kyotodamasii 2 years ago 3
でしょ？当時の本場アメリカのアニメーションと比べてもクオリティが非常に高い。
mattthorn 2 years ago
Wow... that story is ultimately quite terrifying! I'm subscribing to your channel!
yes55 2 years ago
the faces are more lifelike than cartoonish, have you seen "old glory" a porky pig cartoon the facial features are also like this in the cartoon?
gregorkrause 2 years ago
The RIch Brother's a douche!
Duvmasta 2 years ago
That was pretty cool.
shinseimori 3 years ago