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Top wo Nerae!

  • Mini-série télévisée
  • 1988–1989
  • PG
  • 30min
NOTE IMDb
7,7/10
2,2 k
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Noriko Hidaka, Maria Kawamura, and Rei Sakuma in Top wo Nerae! (1988)
Gunbuster: The Movie
Lire trailer1:25
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Action EpicAdult AnimationAlien InvasionAnimeHand-Drawn AnimationMechaPsychological DramaSci-Fi EpicSpace Sci-FiAction

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA young pilot, daughter of a deceased space captain, is selected to pilot a gigantic robot as a key point of Earth's defense during a space war.A young pilot, daughter of a deceased space captain, is selected to pilot a gigantic robot as a key point of Earth's defense during a space war.A young pilot, daughter of a deceased space captain, is selected to pilot a gigantic robot as a key point of Earth's defense during a space war.

  • Création
    • Toshio Okada
  • Casting principal
    • Noriko Hidaka
    • Rei Sakuma
    • Norio Wakamoto
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,7/10
    2,2 k
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    • Création
      • Toshio Okada
    • Casting principal
      • Noriko Hidaka
      • Rei Sakuma
      • Norio Wakamoto
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    • 5avis des critiques
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    Noriko Hidaka
    • Noriko Takaya
    • 1988–1989
    Rei Sakuma
    • Kazumi 'One-sama' Amano
    • 1988–1989
    Norio Wakamoto
    Norio Wakamoto
    • Kôichirô 'Coach' Ôhta
    • 1988–1989
    Maria Kawamura
    • Jung Freud
    • 1988–1989
    Spike Spencer
    Spike Spencer
    • 1988–1989
    Bradley Gareth
    Bradley Gareth
    • Koichiro Ohta
    • 1988–1989
    Gianni Matragrano
    • Observation Department Head
    • 1988–1989
    Kiane Chula King
    • Noriko Takaya
    • 1988–1989
    Melissa Sternenberg
    • Kazumi Amano
    • 1988–1989
    Alexandra Yastishock
    • Jung Freud
    • 1988–1989
    Bill Jenkins
    Bill Jenkins
    • Tatsumi Tashiro
    • 1988–1989
    Tamio Ôki
    • Captain Tatsumi Tashiro
    • 1988–1989
    Ayako Shiraishi
    • Linda Yamamoto…
    • 1988–1989
    Lisa Ortiz
    Lisa Ortiz
    • Kimiko Higuchi
    • 1988–1989
    Masako Katsuki
    Masako Katsuki
    • Kimiko Akai…
    • 1988–1989
    Takkô Ishimori
    • Principal Hiroaki Inoue
    • 1988–1989
    Kyôko Minami
    • Female Top C…
    • 1988–1989
    Ayumi Hashimoto
    • Female Top…
    • 1988–1989
    • Création
      • Toshio Okada
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    framer94

    HeaVy aNiMe, SCi-Fi SPaCe oPeRa***6/10***

    This anime is typical of the style used in many cheesy 80's production due to the upheaval in the economy at the time, but dawns on the hard working, yet peanut paid animators.

    With most Space anime, there is only one goal is foccuss-- to engage the enemy in combat noisily, and take 'em down with an outrageously rapid feat of lighting shows. I've forgotten the story, but it revolves around the human race pitted against an alien invasion fleet in some 300 years hence, using the latest and greatest in combat technolodgy to tear then up good.

    The story is moderate, and not at all garbage, but at times the fragile,sentimental side of things can really get under your skin...like when the girls are continously sobbing in their cheesy, skimpy spandex costumes. The best bits are the action sequences though.

    The character design isn't that hot, but the mecha sequences are something else; with fluent, well drawn, carefully painted cels. The organic alien design is also unique as well, despite they're mostly slowly progressing cardboard cutouts. In the later part of the series, the colour is dropped to black and white for some unknown reason, maiking the 'watchability' of the anime go from strength to strength, but consistantly holding a drab atomsphere.

    You have to give the studio credit for the epic, thought-provoking,and highly origional ending though. One solid fact I can hold about this show is that the exeptional quality of the animation is always consistant. A good watch ***6/10***
    7rr-56811

    For the Movie Version

    Viewed on: HiDive (via VRV).

    Sci-fi epic that follows a young girl who goes from a bumbling recruit to being a key figure in defending Earth & humanity from an alien threat (one that killed her father, a starship captain, years prior) by piloting the "GunBuster" (an experimental giant robot, naturally).

    The animation is absolutely stellar & it seems to have some great character arcs and narrative themes (I like that space travel has the consequence of time flowing differently for those going into deep space, so while only a few months/a year has passed for the main heroine, school friends she left behind on Earth become parents & middle aged during her return trips), but a lot of what are supposed to be powerful moments are absolutely ruined by the pacing. As mentioned in the header I viewed the film version, which was hobbled together by chopping up & condensing the original six episode miniseries, and it absolutely shows in the end product. Unfortunately the film version is the only one currently available in the US on modern platforms/media (as far as I'm aware), and while it's still a pretty cool sci-fi action adventure in that form (hence the 7), I think it'd truly be something great in it's original form.
    6Jithindurden

    Should be considered a classic more than its current status

    Almost like a preamble for Neon Genesis Evangelion but without its too philosophical ending and with a bit of silliness. The science fiction in this is extensively researched and mostly works with the existing theories of that time even though certain liberties are taken in including some rejected theories. But it never tries to give much exposition on anything. This highly intelligent side is covered with some sappy and silly stuff too which kind of doesn't make too much sense to me. The time warping is used as the main source for emotional narrative here way before Interstellar. The details of animation and the emotion created by it is the best things about this even with all these other factors.
    8glumski

    Rightfully a classic but odd by current standards

    'Gunbuster'/'Aim for the Top' is rightfully considered a SciFi anime classic. While the epic space opera plot is somewhat reminiscent of Space Battleship Yamato, the show certainly has its unique flavour. Although the first one or two episodes are not all that serious as one may expect, the last few are a masterpiece of suspense and emotional impact. That said, the show is often sappy and even campy, somewhat one-dimensional, and certainly predictable.

    Featuring two female leads is something I didn't expect from a Mech-centred anime of the late 80s. However, except for the final episode, one of those characters has an emotional breakdown at least once per episode that may very well be described as overly hysteric. Also, the women's uniforms consist of a cropped T-shirt on top of a high-leg swimsuit. Make of that what you will.

    While the show features no graphic violence nor anything sexual, there is a surprising amount of bare breasts in Gunbuster. I couldn't help but laugh out loud when at the series' emotional high point one of the characters dramatically tore at her uniform and one of her boobs flopped out. C'mon, guys.

    So, in total, there are more than just a few points where by modern standards you'll have to rub your neck in mild embarrassment. Other than that, Gunbuster is a surprisingly good show.

    (This is based on the modern English dub, which is quite good.)
    8ExpNoob19

    If Interstellar was an anime (Sort of)

    For a six episode miniseries Gunbuster (1988) is somehow able to cover all of the narrative requirements of a full length anime series. As Hideaki Anno's directorial debut some of the concepts and ideas he is well known for are explored here, though not to the same degree and scale of his more well known show "Neon Genesis Evangelion". Most of the focus of the show is placed on the continuation of the overall plot with a fair amount of time focused on the development and inner thoughts of the main character Noriko. The story is mainly focused on the idea of how light-speed travel distorts time, and based on that the show is able to deliver some memorable and emotional moments typically not found in series' of this short length. Some complaints I have with this show is how the first episode is painfully 80's (if that makes sense) and tonally doesn't transition well into the rest of the series. Another thing I didn't like is how the first instance of nudity felt very undeserved and inserted in for the sake of appealing to an older audience. Gunbuster is still however a great anime that should be used as a reference for future miniseries'.

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    • Anecdotes
      Animator Yoshiyuki Sadamoto was the animator responsible for giving Noriko her distinctive "bouncing bustline".
    • Citations

      Jung Freud: The moon is great, you're weightless! On Earth, your bra's too tight, your shoulders are in knots, and soon your boobs sag.

    • Versions alternatives
      Due to music which intentionally resembled that from Chariots of Fire, the score for the training montage was replaced on the US R1 dvd version of the film.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Gunbuster the Movie (2006)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 7 octobre 1988 (Japon)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Japon
    • Site officiel
      • Gainax Net (Japan)
    • Langue
      • Japonais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Gunbuster
    • Sociétés de production
      • Bandai Visual Company
      • Gainax
      • Studio Fantasia
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    • Durée
      30 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Dolby SR
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.33 : 1
      • 1.85 : 1

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