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Momotaro the Undefeated

Momotaro the Undefeated

Introduction

An animated adaptation of the Japanese Folklore tale of Momotaro (桃太郎, literally meaning "Peach Taro" or "Peach Boy"), released in 1928.

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 5.37/10 · 1025

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Audience reviews

2 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.

Japan_lover888

This was quit beatifuly animated. Sure there were some weird jump cuts, which are the reason for 9, but they don't ruin the overal enjoyment of this film. It's nice to hear the voice acting again, and this time it's a bit more versitaly, compared to Baguda-jou no Touzoku, which again it'just one sigular voice for all the characters. Sure heer it's only one voice actor too, but again it changes so that it fits the characters. And sure the voice dosen't match the lip movment but again dosen't ruin the enjoyment. The characters are wuit well done. The story is quit easy to follow along, despite the jump cuts. I would say that this one is another hidden gem from the vault.

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Sidewinder51

Rate a 2 English Subtitled art film Story -In short this is quite similar to the story of Hercules. - Introduction did a good job. It was in narrative form. Also, the main characters were introduced. -Conclusion was a bit disappointing. Sure, a result from the battle took place but what of the plot and message? Was the director trying to say raiding is the way? Think how you will i don't really find there to be a kind underlining message. Art -black and white -characters in certain moments jumped off the pages so to speak. Meaning alignment was not always there. Still confused? Imagine my characters(letters) were characters(people). Note how they are all nice and neatly in a line. It not only looks nice but it is easy to follow. If one character should be raised higher or lowered than th…

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