The film I was aiming for was usually showing at the last screening at the movie theater I often went to…

Well, this used to be common back in the day…

There are a lot of really fast-paced stories, right?

I have the opportunity to watch Dragon Ball, but nowadays it’s rare to find chances to see the double feature that was shown alongside it.

Each piece is short, so it has a really good tempo… yeah.

Is marmalade bitter?

It’s better than Godzilla and Hamtaro, right?

There was also Saint Seiya…
My memories might be mixed up, but there are subordinates of a god that don’t appear in the original work attacking, and for the time being, characters like the gold one are just a stepping stone.
It felt like a template where Seiya and the others keep facing the enemy one-on-one in their usual style while repeatedly urging to move forward…

The movie of Saint Seiya, purely a Shonen Jump film, with the evil goddess Eris is the most interesting.
The second and subsequent films are movies that are enjoyable to watch for the animation.

It was an era when it was allowed to casually enter and exit the movie theater.

My parents are rational, but they insisted on entering near the end and watching the next round in the empty seats, so I often ended up watching movies from the conclusion.
The thing from the era before complete replacement systems.
Because if not, popular movies were standing room only…

The complete replacement system has been fully established with the spread of multiplex cinemas.
At that timing, I got a lot of backlash for doing it, which was Gojihamu.

Sitting on cardboard on the floor or standing at the very back, it’s probably an unbelievable movie experience in modern times.

I went for Yu-Gi-Oh, but the Digimon had an amazing quality.

Toei Spring Manga Festival

It must be connected to Shueisha.
The magazine that published Marmalade Boy is Ribbon.

I was looking at it like an appetizer and a main dish.
That aside, the thread image “I’ll fill this hole of Gori with this Sakuragi Hanamichi!” made me have some slightly inappropriate thoughts, and I started to dislike myself.

I think it’s a very well thought-out approach because both boys and girls from the same family can watch, which reduces the burden on the household and increases participation.

I remember that Ojamajo Doremi and Digimon were also screened together.

You feel like you’ve seen this kind of double feature, but you don’t remember anything other than the one you were actually looking for, right?
I watched Nube, so I should remember it, but I completely forgot about the movie Cutie Honey F.

It’s a situation where works that don’t warrant a standalone theatrical release are bundled with popular movies, which could be negatively described as a tie-in sales strategy.

The combination of Dragon Quest: Dai’s Adventure and Yu Yu Hakusho was good.

I wonder if things like this are only seen in superhero shows and riders nowadays.

It was Beast Wars and Super Doll Licca-chan.

In the past, there were more kids, and there were often brothers and sisters of both genders everywhere, so that might be part of it too.

I went to see the hot-blooded bond of Yu Yu Hakusho with my father.
I entered in the middle of the main feature, watched part of it, and then left.

Even though it’s a bundle with Dragon Ball, watching it again in BD format made me realize that it’s a film adaptation, so the animation is done with great care, and it’s luxurious to see it in a 16:9 aspect ratio. Although it’s only 30 minutes long, I thought this in later years.

The one I was doing together with Dragon Ball.

Released on August 13, 2021Movie: Oshiri Tantei – The Secret of Suhur IslandDeep Sea Survival!>Recyclers (Intermission Work)I didn’t know that Toei was still doing double features in recent years.

That said, I recently watched the movie version of Marmalade Boy.
I thought, is this really okay for a compilation that’s completely empty, even if it’s a recap…?
Miki had bigger breasts and was cuter than I remembered.

There were also stories about neighbors caught between Kitaro and Nube.

After the end of Doraemons and being solo for a while, they suddenly brought back the Perman movie, didn’t they?
I only did it once.

Now, simultaneous screenings of different works are already…
Isn’t there only the summer super sentai rider movie?

Considering the pace, DB feels more like a TV special than a movie.

Looking at it now, Cooler’s movie has few appearances of Super Saiyans.

The thing with Metal Cooler had an overwhelming sense of despair.

Dragon Ball
Marmalade Boy
Similar.

It seems that Super Saiyan Goku (the Super Saiyan hasn’t appeared) made its first appearance in the original work around the month after that.

When watching Broly for meme purposes, the battle that has finally started feels somewhat tedious…

Who came up with the hellish schedule of consecutive releases for the spring and summer manga festival?

Calm down, Broly…

The first Broly movie became a weird trend through memes, but honestly, it’s one of the less interesting Dragon Ball movies.

I like the first movie Broly.
The second installment is mediocre, but I also like the third one.

The Broly movie is certainly long.
The scene where it’s happening is long, isn’t it?

I don’t remember watching something like Ninku… Even though I’ve been to the cinema.

Broly’s unique trait is that he doesn’t transform and the battle progresses with him having a one-sided advantage from the start.

Order of Dragon Ball movie release times

I was surprised to learn that when I was a child, the movies for Yu Yu Hakusho and Rurouni Kenshin were not shown together but rather separately.

I was watching a DB movie on streaming, and I realized it was only an hour long and that it was so short.

The movie where Dai fights Hadlar’s shadow and the six major army leaders and defeats them all is 39 minutes long.

The DQ movie is only 40 minutes long but features 6 enemies…

The predecessor, the Toei Manga Festival, included magical girl characters like Sally the Witch and Akko-chan, along with special effects heroes.
It’s not a hero story, but there’s a mix of live-action targeted at kids.

You can see with characters like Cooler that the DB movies were made by rehashing the main story developments and adding original characters.
Let’s make a proper script! The first movie I worked on was the first Broly film.
I wonder why it turns out that way.

Due to the sudden removal of one episode from the main story for the movie, Beast Wars has become somewhat strange.

I think “Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero” and “Fusion Reborn” are well-made as movies.

What happened during the crisis in Shohoku?

It seems that Porunga might be used again to massacre Earthlings and make them work hard after the Buu saga…

But the Broly movie features Broly with a nice design.
Moreover, because I am the legendary Super Saiyan.
The children must have all been thrilled…!

Well, Broly was popular long before it became a meme.
I treated it badly just because it was popular.

Recently, Godzilla is not just associated with anime anymore.

The concept of Broly was created by Kondo.
The concept among the movie staff is “How to defeat an invincible enemy?”

Since it’s the Toei Manga Festival, it’s not strange for Marmalade Boy to be there.

I admired going to the cinema because I had never been to one when I was a child.

The heavy anime-original movie feeling is quite rich when viewed now.

The period around whether Super Saiyan will appear or not is too harsh.

What I was doing with Arale-chan was either Digimon or something else…
I felt like I wanted to see everything! I don’t think I was paying much attention to the manga festival.

I feel the intention that the Spirit Bomb should definitely defeat the enemy, and that Sagittarius will help, while Super Saiyan 3 delivers the final blow, which in the original work is somewhat restrained, so let them shine.
The Spirit Bomb was used against Pure Buu.

Intense battles and fierce fights are everywhere, and it’s laughable with memes; even now, the Master Roshi part becomes tedious and feels like a chore.

Doraemon and the Doraemon Gang…

Even the staff doesn’t understand what Super Saiyan is, but “It’s Super Saiyan, Son Goku!”

In the beginning, One Piece also had movies in this format…
Was the simultaneous screening Digimon?

Cooler gets instantly killed the moment he becomes a Super Saiyan.

Since the war games, there are regions where kids haven’t been into Digimon, so I got the impression that some of them aren’t interested.
I’m reading the summary article of the V Jump TV anime.
I have some understanding, but… that was my feeling.

Recently, there was a double feature with a “Reiwa Robocon” that I don’t really understand.

It’s remarkable how DB can easily incorporate original characters from movies into the games, even though the level of breakdown is about the same as other works… I’ve gotten used to it, though.

Even elementary school students have come to understand what parallel means in the old Dragon Ball theatrical versions!

The Arale-chan that was screened simultaneously with Dragon Ball was set after the original story ended.

I remember seeing a little bit of Digimon when I went to see Yu-Gi-Oh, but I had no memory of Dr. Slump being on as well…

It ended during the Frontier Meat Crush Gear, right?

The Doctor Willow saga is the battle against Vegeta when the finishing blow is delivered with a Spirit Bomb!

At that time, I went to see it with my parents, but I wondered what kind of judgment it was that I went to see this movie and didn’t see that movie…
Of course, I can’t remember it.

I heard that the first movie I was taken to was one by Tarus, but I cried so much that they had to take me home halfway through.
What was no good, I wonder?

Since the theater was full, I sat on the stairs in the aisle to watch.

When I went to the Self-Defense Forces venue at the Sapporo Snow Festival, for some reason they were screening the third installment of Dragon Quest: Dai’s Great Adventure, and I was like, “Why?”

When my grandmother took me to the movie theater a long time ago.
Since the movie I wanted to see wasn’t playing, I chose a random anime movie instead.
It was scary at X, and I didn’t understand the story, so it felt like it could become a trauma.
Thanks to the fact that the subsequent Slayers series was an easy-to-understand and funny anime, I was saved.

I went to see it for One Piece, and since I didn’t know anything about Digimon (War Game), I was planning to sleep.
From the moment it started, I was completely sharp and unable to think about anything other than Digimon after that.
I went to see it a total of 7 times.

When watching the Broly trilogy as a whole, it almost feels like Broly is the most entertaining…

I won’t say that the first One Piece movie is boring, but…
Well, I guess I’ll lose in the war game…

I like the unique power-up forms in movies.

Because I’m a Super Saiyan, I can’t use the Spirit Bomb!
Seriously!? That’s how I felt back then.

I think Drollie’s script is the best.
For kids, it’s more important that popular characters are fighting flashy than the quality of the script.

Well, simultaneous screenings don’t really matter anyway.
I remember going to see the Nadesico movie and the simultaneous screening was Azumanga Daioh.