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Teriyaki Terrier
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Drawing that much must have been exceptionally painful for his wrist and probably his hands.
Kudo's to his hard work though, he must have worked really hard. |
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Daimao Raki
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That looks damn good.
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Player No. 3
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This is awesome. Pure fact, surely.
I give 100% praise to Mr. OtaKing. |
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Oneeyedjacks
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A Doctor Who anime? Fund it!
That scene with the soldier falling out the window over the city reminds me of Ghost in the Shell. Last edited by Oneeyedjacks on Thu Jul 15, 2010 10:07 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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championferret
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I love Doctor Who, but...ugh, he really did put in every horrible anime cliche. The redhead girl looks like she came right out of one of those 'how to draw manga' books they used to have everywhere, complete with ugly early 90s anime style.
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Daimao Raki
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mdo7
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I do smell a UK-Japanese co-productions. You know I can't remember the last time a anime was made as a UK-Japanese co-productions. The Doctor Who anime would be nice and probably the first UK-Japanese co-productions. |
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zerotohero111
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I love Doctor Who! And yeah I do agree the anime characters look pretty cliché. But you gotta respect how much time and effort this guy put into this little series or trailer. I don't think BBC will accept it for a show since they already have Doctor Who animated specials but if they take the time and see the good work he did maybe he'll get a special on the series with interviews or something
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pat_payne
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The attention to detail in those clips is amazing -- I loved the touch of sourcing actual Jon Pertwee and Nicholas Courtney clips for the dialogue, for instance, and on that last clip, take a look at the closeup of the Dalek's gun arm... those bent rods were on real Daleks "back in the day", the results of stagehands dragging the props around by the guns...
AND they have both Anthony Ainley and Roger Delgado versions of the Master to boot! The animation is also top-notch! All around, kudos to him! |
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joecoolhascome
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Good animation all around. Only problem is the Doctor isnt a fighter...
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pat_payne
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You never saw the Jon Pertwee years then  -- in "The Sea Devils", he has a long and involved swordfight with The Master -- and in the middle of it, literally eats the Master's lunch... 
His doctor was also a master of "Venusian Akido", something he demonstrated on occasion. |
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Raz_G
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Wasn't the original Ghost in the Shell movie a co-production with Manga Entertainment UK? |
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Mr Adventure
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I love it, except for the 'companion' who is just so... not Doctor Who. At all.
Love the Macross Dalaks and the Gundam Cybermen, and the choice of UNIT and Pertwee as the Doctor of choice. The animation is really top notch for a solo amature effort. I'd totally watch Time & Space Adventure Doctor Who |
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Sunday Silence
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My favorite aspect of Doctor Who is UNIT, and the last clip....Ugh. He couldn't just use the Brigadier and some red capped UNIT soldiers?
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dtm42
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Isn't this sort of old news? The bit about there being a Doctor Who fan-made Anime, not that said project is almost complete.
I am surprised to read that it will clock in at only eleven minutes long, as I had thought it would be about the length of a full episode. Still, given that he is hand-drawing the frames, I suppose that's only to be expected. |
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