Um… this… flash………

>>2

I understand it’s a parody, but that’s just going too far.

>>6

It seems that the song in the thread image has granted rights to Brian May, but is that still the case?

>>11

In the stream, it’s turned into “The Show Must Go On.”

>>9

The people who made it are probably able to laugh, but…

It was something that passed by so clearly that it couldn’t be deceived.

It’s Brian’s son’s fault for watching Big O.

I was holding back on composing, but since you said to make it more similar…

>>20

I was told to make it more similar, to the point where you can’t distinguish between them…

Double or triple is not allowed.

It has become as if RESPECT never existed.

>>24

Those who really feel that the song itself is no good…

I’ve been told a lot about the music, but was the video okay?

>>25

It’s just kind of like Ultra Seven…

I wonder why there are so few silhouette materials.

>>25

I don’t think Tsuburaya Productions said anything in particular.

>>27

If anything, the production is full of stolen elements from special effects!!

>>31

Even someone like me, who isn’t very knowledgeable, thought this pose was that Ultra thing… so for someone with a bit of knowledge, it must be a storm of “this is ○○…”

The level of respect that makes Anno-kun’s parody seem modest.

In terms of visuals, the enemy robots and monsters, as well as the effects, are pretty much covered in “out.”

The Mega Deus from episode 1, this is Baltan…

THE GREAT

It’s great, isn’t it G?

Let Freddie sing instead.

Meteor! Dynamite!

Even though I properly named it “Respect”…

Big O was broadcast in England…

Many people often say various robots are Evangelion followers, but in a way, the robot anime that is closest to Eva is…

>>46

(A set of sliding buildings)

If Queen doesn’t work, how about The Kinks?

Footsteps and Chrome Buster, and there’s also Ultraman, but at the root of it all, it’s Red Baron, right?

There is also an Eightman parody.

If it hadn’t hit in America, it probably wouldn’t have been discovered.

In other words, America is to blame.

A town that has lost all its previous memories.

I like the military police cars that are dragon wagons.

Why…

Credits increasing even though I didn’t compose anything after the dispute…

>Show Must Go On

Don’t make excuses while parodying the title.

An inexplicable disc-shaped UFO with no excuses.

The OP of Mazinkaiser is also quite good.

Since it has become official QUEEN, it might actually be safe after going around once.

There are battles in lakes, rivers, and the sea, though.

When you observe it, you’ll be surprised at how much of a special effects pool it is.

I like BGM that feels like it’s from The Twilight Zone.

I really love the animation where the surface of the pool is rippling in the close-up while hitting Dorothy 1, but since not many people get it, I’m okay with it being my own personal favorite scene.

Is your head a wild challenger?

>>70

When it comes to Big O, it’s the Wild Challenger before it starts!

There are quite a few songs that are safe just because the original creator hasn’t noticed, which could be called theft… or homage.

>>71

There used to be things like Beatmania, but there are a lot of songs and materials that can’t be said to be free of sampling…

>>120

The Wednesday song, when you look at the explanation of its sampling source, is quite… lacking in principles.

>>120

As long as it doesn’t get found out by people, even Original and Denki Groove said so.

>>138

It was found out.

Shut up already.

I respect you!

It seems they are composing within a line that cannot be sued, so RESPECT.

I heard the original source after knowing this first, and I thought, “I see…”

The way the first season ended feels too much like Post-Evangelion, showing no intention of making a sequel.

>>76

I have to make the continuation…

“??? ‘I think Queen is grateful for the respect shown in the anime opening.'”

This exaggerated brake sound!

The title is direct.

The song is straightforward.

Shut up and cut it out already, seriously.

It’s okay, it’s okay. There are people involved in the script who have worked on Ultraman, so they’ll forgive us.

Make a song that feels flashy!

Alright, let’s go!

I made a song like Flash!

Adopted!

>>83

To be precise, it’s like after a moment of holding back this much, it turns into “Do more, do more!” so it’s even worse.

>>83

I resemble too closely…

Make it more similar! It will also fit in.

A parody of QUEEN, something like Inu-Oh would be nice too.

Doing the Bohemian Rhapsody is also a high point.

Shomasugon! Wimasugoon!

I think they forced us to make a second season, so we intentionally made the opening similar as a form of retaliation.

>>91

This is the opening theme of the first season…

>>91

It doesn’t matter! Everything in this anime is a bad parody!

After replacement

I just heard the original material for the first time, but it’s pretty much… out there!

You’re being annoying, asking me to get closer…

I thought it was something special since it was replaced with an opening I’ve never heard of, like a selection of masterpieces that was recently released on YouTube.

>>97

The first one is out because I got scolded.

The second and third are safe.

ED is a masterpiece.

Giri sout!

Hey, that technique just now was Electra-Gear.

Flash!! Aaaah!!!

The soundtrack and content are all parodies, but the atmosphere is nice, so it’s somehow forgiven.

If it’s short, it’s still safe, but if it’s full, it’s quite like Bohemian Rhapsody.

The guitar riff is too bad…

>>106

It’s too on point.

The recreation of 90s American anime flavor and old American drama flavor is just too well done…

It’s a miracle that, although it can be said to be composed solely of parodies, it has created a unique worldview and atmosphere.

“Isn’t this a copy of that movie or that drama?” I was told by the lead actor.

“?! ‘I’ll forgive you because my son is a fan…'”

In a world without past memories, the only way to sustain it is to imitate existing things, so it’s really convincing to be filled with parodies.

Get scolded.

I wonder how metafiction was perceived back then.

Well, it seems there was no argument, and yes, that’s correct… I guess it was good to bow down like that…

But now… a one in a million chance?

From the perspective of a composer, it feels like the ultimate high to be recognized as an admired figure and to essentially be involved in a collaborative creation.

>>124

Don’t you think it’s presumptuous…?

It’s full of stuff that’s way too similar to the BGM of OVAs from the 90s and 2000s, and it’s just not acceptable.

It was fortunate that Queen and Mei were lenient towards Japan.

You have nothing but sin.

>>123

I’m drowning in a sea of cables…

>>125

“I’m sinking while saying I still haven’t copied enough!”

It’s terrible how they’re stealing without any shame…

It’s already determined that something is wrong if we’re in the middle of a trial!

>>130

Unconditional surrender

Someone who has no regrets.

>>134

Generally, it remains the same up to the direction.

What’s terrible is that the name of the song that was ultimately scrapped for the second season’s opening is “RESPECT”…

Even the top of the British rock scene, Zep, was involved in lawsuits over old blues numbers they pretty much completely copied…

There was an excellent negotiator, so it did not reach trial.

>>140

This is the side that gets negotiated!

The awareness is too low.

>>141

Rather, it can be said that it became one of Brian May’s songs due to being overly high-minded.

Before the second period is created and becomes unacceptable, it flows in Super Robot Wars D.

>>142

It’s a shame that it’s halfway done because it’s created during a limited period.

Roger Smith was there, right?

Isn’t the main theme BGM also Godzilla? There are various songs that sound like Battleship, right?

A work made entirely of plagiarism.

>>148

Well then, I’ll stop!

Was Roger Naruhodo-kun before he lost his memory?

>>149

If fans are going to freely imagine, including the meta aspects, then…

It might be possible to think that Roger and Naruhodo-kun were the same actor.

>>150

A work that feels like Eva? It’s Raideen, right!? Just like RahXephon.

Don’t grasp the essence in a weird way.

>>150

The main story progresses with profound mysteries and dialogue, and since the protagonist risks losing control by failing at communication while fighting in a mysterious robot, it’s pretty much Evangelion.

>>160

When you say that, it makes Roger, or rather Angel, seem closer to Shinji-kun.

>>150

The first thing that comes to mind is Argent Soma.

The reality is different though.

>>183

Argento Soma also has quite a few subtle, somewhat obscure references like Anderson puppet theater…

>>150

In some interview, the director said, “Since Eva was heavily parodied in the 1970s, we thoroughly incorporated the 1960s here,” which is such a strong and deliberate statement, isn’t it?

Even Toshihiko Tahara sang a song that was a total copy of Queen…

By the way, when Roger and John appeared on a Japanese TV show, they were made to listen to a song that sounds similar.

That’s a good choice of material that would also appeal to foreigners, huh?

It’s a bit of a copy, but I’m doing it because I like it, and it’s filled with a spirit of respect.

There’s no way that’s allowed.

Somehow there are many enemy robots in a pose with their shoulders oddly spread, elbows bent, and both hands raised.

Even if I get scolded, it’s fine to get permission afterward…

>>162

My song has become QUEEN…!

>>166

I did it!

>>162

I can’t help you with that.

In the sense that the original house received the creative work.

>>171

Did you just copy it?!

>>173

Sockri-san, make!

I was told that composing for RESPECT is good…

>>177

Just because it’s a backing company doesn’t mean you can blatantly copy everything~

>>162

I became a composer of Queen’s songs!!

>>174

The credit for Big O lists Brian May, so isn’t it the opposite?

It’s really a joke that the talk is unnecessarily interesting and the sudden impact is cool, but the song is just a complete rip-off.

The pose of the Arc Line and the O Thunder that fires continuously from the wrist… there was a source of homage, though.

The one where you dig in your fist with a punch and then create a zero-distance shockwave with an elbow piston to explode is definitely original, right?

(I think it’s a variation of the pile bunker and arm punch.)

I’ll forgive it since it’s a QUEEN song, but that’s also the result of various miracles and kindness…

>>167

I wonder if it would have been unforgivable if my son said he disliked this work…

>>196

“The pattern of ‘we’re giving joint credit because the phrases overlap’ is quite common in Western music.”

I think it was a big factor that Brian May’s son was a fan of Big O, which helped me get away with being found out to that extent.

I already let it go in Super Robot Wars D, so it can’t be helped.

The UFO has been replaced, so it’s definitely not passing through!

There are sexy female agents and cute girl-type androids, so there are no gaps.

To be honest, the story is more interesting than Evangelion.

The fact that the first and second ones were replaced paradoxically means that the third one is safe.

It feels like Chiaki Nakajima.

The only part that involves the protagonist being an adult with a professional attitude towards work is

I think it was written in the booklet attached to the DVD that it was competing with Evangelion.

Actually, every time I replace it, it starts to look more and more similar.

That’s what freedom is all about.

I thought the character design and coloring was like the Batman from the Western animation that used to air a long time ago.

(Except for the giant mech part)

When it comes to something that feels like Eva, wowow anime refers to things like Parare Lunlun Story and Audion.

Batman is included too, right?

respect(respect)

>>191

ye guilty

Tsuku

Plagiarism is fine!

The design is truly original, isn’t it?

>>197

What was it called, Robot Detective…?

Since the footage was understandably not allowed, it has since become a collage of the main film’s scenes.

When I found out that the launch of the Chrome Buster was exactly like an Electrigger, I couldn’t help but laugh.

This Beck the Great RX3 is extremely original.

>>204

The mystery of the East is nice, isn’t it?

No song would be acceptable.

There are many Ishimori homages, so this is a character design inspired by Jiro Kuwata!