"Syounen-Ninja Kaze no Fujimaru"（少年忍者 風のフジ丸） is one of the animation movies that I watched in my childhood. It was a mono-chrome film in my memory, but, I had been wrong for a long time. I noticed that it is full-colored animation movie when I browsed several old animations on the Youtube. The television set of my house in those days was a mono-chrome TV.
By the way, this "Fujimaru"'s animation is a very good work, I think. The creator uses "light and shadow" very well.
Sometimes, I see "Naruto" animation on TV with my daughter and I am often impressed with its high quality. But, "Fujimaru" has a high quality, even though it was cerated more than 40 year ago.
I would like to know about how you feel from this animation.
3 comments:
This is fascinating. When I think of child ninja shows, I think of "Naruto" and "Nintama Rantaro." This, though, is a whole different generation! I agree that it seems to be a pretty well-made show for the time.
This must bring back a lot of memories for you.
I first became acquainted with "Naruto" via the TV show, but I just read the manga now. The pace of the anime (as compared to the manga) is way too slow for me, and the amount of filler puts me off too. I generally like the opening and ending themes, though.
Jon-san,
This colored animation might be a part of movie-version, but I am not sure.
By the way, there were other Ninjya-related programs in my childhood. One is "Sasuke"（サスケ） and other is "Kamen no Ninjya Akakage"（仮面の忍者 赤影） (this is not an animation.)
"Ninjya" must attract children's heart in all time, I think.
Yeah, it seems to be an international effect as well. :-)
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