Gatchaman was a 1970's Anime T.V show is being pulled into the 21st century and made into a film to be released in 2010
'The film is set in a future world grappling with environmental and technological issues. The story focuses on five reluctant heroes whose remarkable genetic code makes them Earth's only hope of defeating extra-terrestrial invaders.'
'How do we deal with the fall-out of the age we used to call space?'
I used to love Battle of the Planets. Turns out it had nothing much to do with Gatchaman plot-wise, but hey-ho...
We are star stuff which has taken its destiny into its own hands. The loom of time and space works the most astonishing transformations of matter. We are a way for the universe to know itself.
Your Funny Uncle wrote:I used to love Battle of the Planets. Turns out it had nothing much to do with Gatchaman plot-wise, but hey-ho...
me too. it used to always be on when I came home from school. I remember that zoltar dude would always be 10 seconds from capture an then he'd press a button or something and then he'd escape.....like every freakin episode.
after a couple months of this I was like DIE! DIE!
glennjridge wrote:I was trying to figure out what your talking about cause I certainly remember he was a guy then I read this....
Zoltar is not what he seems, as in the Japanese version he is unmasked and has the face/body of a woman (a hermaphrodite)
cant the japanese leave well enough alone with my beloved childhood cartoon characters?
now I'll probably find out catwoman was a tranny
Well it was the bloody Americans who sanitised it. The weird thing is through all the 7-Zark-7 and 'Hey I'm Casey Kasem' bullshit, even as a five-year old one could still see the dark heart of Gatchaman lurking.
Katse is a mutant, created when Sosai X merged male and female twins in their mother's womb. As a result, Katse can shift genders, and spent years transferring between schools due to a yearly gender change until he/she gained control over this ability. When female, Katse is said to have an IQ of over 280 (and is sometimes seen in the series as the Female General, or Mala in Battle of the Planets). Katse may also be able to change shape. Katse managed to keep his/her identity secret throughout most of the series until Dr. Nambu dug up some old school records and documentation, then fit the puzzle pieces together.
7-zark-D2? ah yes plagiarism as well as butchery...
We are star stuff which has taken its destiny into its own hands. The loom of time and space works the most astonishing transformations of matter. We are a way for the universe to know itself.