Cinco prodigios del ping pong aprenden a navegar por el duro clima del deporte de competición y el aún más aterrador reino de la realización personal.Cinco prodigios del ping pong aprenden a navegar por el duro clima del deporte de competición y el aún más aterrador reino de la realización personal.Cinco prodigios del ping pong aprenden a navegar por el duro clima del deporte de competición y el aún más aterrador reino de la realización personal.
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A cartoon about ping pong? What? How could something like that be interesting? Yeah, no surprise if you're thinking the same. The only reason I started watching this was because the style seemed interesting and different - let me tell you, this cartoon has a lot more to offer than you would think.
Three elements that are worthy of mention: the animation, the characters and the depth of the story.
First of all, the animation is spectacular. Constantly surprising, new textures and unexpected choices in every single episode. So lovely to see a more artsy approach than your average anime - also the movements of all the characters are so fresh and playful, it really gives off the impression that the artists had real fun drawing it. Filled me with joy. Don't be afraid to watch it simply because it's not 'aesthetically pleasing' at the beginning, because it definitely has a spark that will make you really enjoy it by the time you click 'next episode'.
The characters... Beautiful. They are not the kind of characters that you wish you could be, or that you will get a crush on. They are human. They are just like you or me, and whether they are 'good' or 'bad' is entirely unimportant... You get the chance to appreciate them exactly as people, with all the grey areas in between, and make up your own mind about them. Something truly rare in this age and time - that the setting or characterisation doesn't tell you whether you should like them or not.
On top of that, I was really impressed by the fact that no character gets left behind. Even minor characters seem to have a whole life behind them, and you get glimpses of it that allow you to understand them better. I'm certain that the writers really did think of every single one of them, and what was happening in their lives before and through the duration of the series.
And last but not least, the depth of the story. There is just no way you're gonna watch this and think this is about ping pong (although, I must admit, they also do manage to make ping pong seem really cool!). This story is about humans being human, having passions and insecurities. Their friendships, their problems, the difficulties that life keeps putting in front of them, the whole 'I am not special, and yet I am because I am me' that seems to be what every character eventually transmits to you through the screen... It's beautiful. Heartwarming. Makes you wish there was more, just so you can experience the lovely warmth of that human spark.
I want more! More of this! More stories that are real, more characters with depth, more interesting animation, and more feel-good cartoons like this one!
How thoughtful and inspiring. My life has improved exponentially now that I know the universe has brought to my attention something of this standing. Hopefully you will give it a shot, watch it, and understand what I'm talking about!
Three elements that are worthy of mention: the animation, the characters and the depth of the story.
First of all, the animation is spectacular. Constantly surprising, new textures and unexpected choices in every single episode. So lovely to see a more artsy approach than your average anime - also the movements of all the characters are so fresh and playful, it really gives off the impression that the artists had real fun drawing it. Filled me with joy. Don't be afraid to watch it simply because it's not 'aesthetically pleasing' at the beginning, because it definitely has a spark that will make you really enjoy it by the time you click 'next episode'.
The characters... Beautiful. They are not the kind of characters that you wish you could be, or that you will get a crush on. They are human. They are just like you or me, and whether they are 'good' or 'bad' is entirely unimportant... You get the chance to appreciate them exactly as people, with all the grey areas in between, and make up your own mind about them. Something truly rare in this age and time - that the setting or characterisation doesn't tell you whether you should like them or not.
On top of that, I was really impressed by the fact that no character gets left behind. Even minor characters seem to have a whole life behind them, and you get glimpses of it that allow you to understand them better. I'm certain that the writers really did think of every single one of them, and what was happening in their lives before and through the duration of the series.
And last but not least, the depth of the story. There is just no way you're gonna watch this and think this is about ping pong (although, I must admit, they also do manage to make ping pong seem really cool!). This story is about humans being human, having passions and insecurities. Their friendships, their problems, the difficulties that life keeps putting in front of them, the whole 'I am not special, and yet I am because I am me' that seems to be what every character eventually transmits to you through the screen... It's beautiful. Heartwarming. Makes you wish there was more, just so you can experience the lovely warmth of that human spark.
I want more! More of this! More stories that are real, more characters with depth, more interesting animation, and more feel-good cartoons like this one!
How thoughtful and inspiring. My life has improved exponentially now that I know the universe has brought to my attention something of this standing. Hopefully you will give it a shot, watch it, and understand what I'm talking about!
This is one of the most underrated anime . Don't go by the name. It is less about Ping Pong and more about life as you get older. The character development was very unique. Most of the people avoid this masterpiece because of it's unappealing animation. For me, even the animation was more like sketches brought to life. The animation works perfectly for the Ping Pong action and our imagination.While some of you may be turned off by the animation, I challenge you to give it a try nevertheless. It would be a shame to miss out on an anime as well done as this just because of artistic reasons. The music was excellent too, specially the ending song. I assure you that you will be surprised after finishing this chef-d'oeuvre.
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I had almost given up on anime when I found this little pearl hidden in the land of unknown anime. I dig serious, artistic, slightly philosophical anime- there aren't many of those. But Ping Pong: the Animation was a grande surprise for me.
First of all, I never thought I'd appreciate an 11 episode anime dedicated to Ping Pong. In general I do not like sports anime, but this anime made me want to grab a racket and play some table tennis. Maybe then I'd have those soul splitting experiences the protagonists have, or see my movements as gravity-free dances.
Storyline At first I thought it'd be one of those anime where someone wants to be the best and has to face all these obstacles (other super good players) in order to finally get the girl. Not here- in this anime we follow several talented Ping Pong players who all have different reasons to love/participate in the sports. It's encompassing, extremely realistic and evokes sympathy.
Visuals MAN WHAT VISUALS! It looks rotoscoped (still haven't found out whether this is the case or not) but doesn't feel as 'not there yet' as for example Aku no Hana. It reminds one of mixing comics with animation, more than a classical anime look. Most of the times they were stunning, especially during matches, and could easily be categorised as experimental.
Soundtrack Just one mention: that hero song (!)
First of all, I never thought I'd appreciate an 11 episode anime dedicated to Ping Pong. In general I do not like sports anime, but this anime made me want to grab a racket and play some table tennis. Maybe then I'd have those soul splitting experiences the protagonists have, or see my movements as gravity-free dances.
Storyline At first I thought it'd be one of those anime where someone wants to be the best and has to face all these obstacles (other super good players) in order to finally get the girl. Not here- in this anime we follow several talented Ping Pong players who all have different reasons to love/participate in the sports. It's encompassing, extremely realistic and evokes sympathy.
Visuals MAN WHAT VISUALS! It looks rotoscoped (still haven't found out whether this is the case or not) but doesn't feel as 'not there yet' as for example Aku no Hana. It reminds one of mixing comics with animation, more than a classical anime look. Most of the times they were stunning, especially during matches, and could easily be categorised as experimental.
Soundtrack Just one mention: that hero song (!)
The anime is based on a manga which I had read two years back and remember loving it, didn't remember the details so thought it was perfect time to watch the anime version. It's as good as the manga and totally faithful to it even the unique art is carried to the anime. The animation artwork is different from other shows in being more paint type, it's more cartoonist and at the same time very stylish, some may feel its low budget artwork but it's like that to add its one charm and pulls it off nicely. The artwork is beautiful and has intensity especially when the ping pong games are showcased. The use of pop up boxes and split screen adds to the charm.
The story seems simple but is in fact very deep, covers the adolescence age of the main characters, how different they are and how they cope with the world around them. There are lots of buried emotions which come pouring out as the series progress. Loved the way they drew parallels of stories between the supporting trainer characters and the main ones.
The sound and music is probably the best of its kind I have come across in an anime, the use of music for showing intensity or concentration, the intro music for Kong (the Chinese) it were all perfect, in fact they were able to make the noise of playing ping pong captivating.
The anime also has a bit humor along with the drama to keep things light. It teaches one life lesson, the importance and difference between talent, hard work & enjoyment at work. Would recommend it to any mature anime fans.
The story seems simple but is in fact very deep, covers the adolescence age of the main characters, how different they are and how they cope with the world around them. There are lots of buried emotions which come pouring out as the series progress. Loved the way they drew parallels of stories between the supporting trainer characters and the main ones.
The sound and music is probably the best of its kind I have come across in an anime, the use of music for showing intensity or concentration, the intro music for Kong (the Chinese) it were all perfect, in fact they were able to make the noise of playing ping pong captivating.
The anime also has a bit humor along with the drama to keep things light. It teaches one life lesson, the importance and difference between talent, hard work & enjoyment at work. Would recommend it to any mature anime fans.
This is a must watch anime for anime fans,its animation can be a bit unothodox for the newer fans but with time you will realize the animations fluidity and the amazing visuals that its able to create.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaBased on a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Taiyou Matsumoto about table tennis. It was serialized in Shogakukan's seinen manga magazine Big Comic Spirits from 1996 to 1997 and collected in five tankobon volumes.
- ConexionesReferenced in Hello Kitty and Friends Supercute Adventures: Cinnamoroll the Champion (2024)
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- Tiempo de ejecución23 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.78 : 1
- 16:9 HD
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