DVD: Isao Sasaki

DVD: Isao Sasaki

DVD:

Isao Sasaki

Gatchaman Collector's Box 2 (Vols. 3 & 4)

Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Worth the price, if only to see how much better it gets...
As mentioned, Vols 3&4 contain entirely episodic shows, with little to now exploration of the characters or the the 105 episode spanning plot. While I agree that taken by the each these episodes are nothing to write home about (I'd give them two to three stars), I'm ...

Gatchaman Collection 8 (Vols. 15 & 16)

Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2006

A great series...
...if you have never watched Gatchaman in your life and you like Japanese Animation ala Anime, you owe it to yourself to check this one out. I love old 1970's Anime like the original Mobile Suit Gundam and Gatchaman. If you have watched Battle of the Planets in the ...

Gatchaman, Vol. 3: Icebergs and Africa
Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Get ready for the third uncut action-packed volume of Gatchaman!! Originally re-cut and released in the 70?s and 80?s as "G-Force" and "Battle of the Planets," Gatchaman is an anime Legend!! Now for the first time ever see it totally uncut! In this volume Science Ninja Team Gatchaman goes head to head with Galactor and travels all over the world ...

Gatchaman Collector's Box 1 (Vols. 1-2)

Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Gatchaman or G-Force Battles for the Planet
Wow! Here it is. Gatchaman aired in Japan in 1972 and is one of the early greats of anime. Many of us remember rushing home at lunch hour to watch "Ken", "Jason", "Princess", "Keyop" and "Tiny" in the watered-down American variant called Battle of the Planets. ...

Gatchaman, Vol. 1

Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Gatchaman by any other name...
I grew up with Battle of the Planets, the American cut of Tatsunoko's anime, Gatchaman, produced by Sandy Frank. I was drawn by the unique art of this cartoon, different than any American cartoon of the time: it was more detailed and artful, strongly influenced by the ...

Gatchaman Volume 9

Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2006

Action, monsters, drama..it almost has it all!
This volume includes episodes 49 to 54. It is one of my favorites but it's also a sad one as Ken loses his dad. To those following the storyline about Ken and his missing father, you may want to skip straight to the last four episodes of this volume which are all ...

Gatchaman Collection 9 (Vols. 17 & 18)
Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2006

Casual fans will pick it up for Battle of the Planets or G-Force nostalgia. Otaku will pick it up because it?s part of the canon. Comic fans will pick it up for the Alex Ross box-art. Gatchaman has something for everyone!

Gatchaman Collector's Box 3 (Vols. 4, 5 & 6)

Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

And now, we're getting good....
Summary Review: Contains eps 25-36, wherein the original source material starts to focus on individual characters and relationships. Don't miss #27, 31-33. Extras focus on original Japanese material and American voice auditions, and it's worth buying the set to get ...

Gatchaman, Vol. 4: Speed Racers and Neon Giants
Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Get ready for the third uncut action-packed volume of Gatchaman!! Originally re-cut and released in the 70?s and 80?s as "G-Force" and "Battle of the Planets," Gatchaman is an anime Legend!! Now for the first time ever see it totally uncut! In this volume Science Ninja Team Gatchaman goes head to head with Galactor and travels all over the world ...

Gatchaman, Vol, 10: Jet Cutters and the Giant Buddha

Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2006

The adventures continue
Volume 10 includes episodes 55 to 60. Overall this volume is OK with some good episodes. Others have interesting premises, but the resulting episodes could have been better. As for the actors' commentary on episode 60, there's not much insight on the episode. It's ...

Gatchaman, Vol. 11: Phantoms and Demon Kings
Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2006

Originally Re-cut and Released in the 70?s and 80?s as "Battle of the Planets" and "G-Force" Gatchaman is an Anime Legend! Don?t miss the series that started it all! Uncut and unedited for the first time ever! Starting out in Volume 11; while roaming the skies Ken sees his father flying in his Red Impulse jet. In the past this has been a common ...

Gatchaman, Vol. 5
Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Gatchaman, Vol. 7: Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll
Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Originally re-cut and released in the 70?s and 80?s as G-Force and Battle of the Planets, Gatchaman is the original anime legend! Now for the first time ever see it totally uncut! First, Frozen lakes, solar power, and unmasking of Katse?! In? "Renzilla, the Electric Monster!" Then, what dangers await the Science Ninja Team as they venture in to ...

Gatchaman, Vol. 8

Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Dream Come True
I've known "Gatchaman" as "Battle of the Planets" in 1979 and I was 10 years old by then. My favorite episode in this DVD is "The Camera Iron Shutter Killer-Episode 48". In "Battle of the Planets" version is "Raid On A Nearby Planet". I've seen this episode for so ...

Gatchaman, Vol. 6
Katsuji Mori, Isao Sasaki

Adv Films, 2005

Originally re-cut and released in the 70?s and 80?s as G-Force and Battle of the Planets, Gatchaman is the original anime legend! Now for the first time ever see it totally uncut! First, Galactor?s ruthless Devilstars have planned to assassinate Dr. Nambu. Knowing they will stop at nothing, the Science Ninja Team goes on full alert! Then in part ...