Weebshit Thread

[Liar Revealed]

I found out that there was a Japanese-German co-production anime.


Never heard of it before today.
If wiki is to be believed, this inspired Eiichiro Oda to make One Piece.

[Le Redditeur]

the amazing adventures of the loli Viking princess

This definitely needs a slice-of-life remake.

[Complicity]

the amazing adventures of the loli Viking princess

This definitely needs a slice-of-life remake.

She's got nothing on the amazing adventures of the loli daughter of Apollo, and her songs about a magic powder that makes you happy if you inhale it:

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

I found out that there was a Japanese-German co-production anime.

Dude, it was the 70s. What wasn't a Japanese-German co-production back then?




(That last one was actually from 1983, but fuck it.)

This definitely needs a slice-of-life remake.

Well, it got some CGI remake in 2013. That one probabably had more slice-of-life in it because that's cheaper to do in 3D.
The one with the bees also got a recent CGI remake, though the Viking one also has live-action movies attached to it.

[Liar Revealed]

(That last one was actually from 1983, but fuck it.)

Huh. Never heard of the Alice one either. I never understood why the Pinocchio one was called "Piccolino" in Japan.

[Gendo's Ocular Dickhole]

the Pinocchio one was called "Piccolino" in Japan.

Just needs a "Boku" + "no" before it.

[ebin namefag]

I never understood why the Pinocchio one was called "Piccolino" in Japan.

It's short for Dr. Piccolino.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Apparently the full title is Pinocchio yori Piccolino no Bōken.
But the opening song is called Boku wa Piccolino. I assume there may have been some slight confusion regarding the character's name.

[Kugelfisch]

What does that translate to? Pinocchio, the child made from wood?

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

"X no Bōken" means "[The] adventure(s) of X"