Ancient anime

[StormReaver]

Может, все это было давно и неправда, но аниме вроде существовало до 50-х гг. Так вот, видел ли кто в сети инфу по этому периоду. Заодно и по самим 50-м и первой половине 60-х. А то хочется на подобный трэшак полюбоваться.

[Dark Sol]

When television became a popular entertainment medium in Japan, animation naturally became a large part of the programming schedule.    While other shows preceded it, the first really huge animated series in terms of popularity was Osamu Tezuka’s Tetsuwan Atom in 1963.  The show’s popularity caught the attention of NBC in 1964 and 104 episodes were syndicated in the U.S. as Astro Boy and became the highest rated syndicated show on television, live action or otherwise.  As a result of this reaction, other shows soon found their way on to American television, including Tetsujin 28 (Gigantor), Eight Man (TOBOR, the Eighth Man), Kaitei Shonen Marin (Marine Boy), Jungle Taitei [Jungle Emperor] (Kimba, the White Lion), and Mach Go-Go-Go! (Speed Racer).  Although these shows were edited to American standards (often with numerous episodes not even being released in the U.S.), broadcasters and pressure groups still complained about the violence present in these shows.

These protests resulted in a lull in bringing anime to American television for a number of years, although series and features were still being released in Japan and were wildly successful.  U.S. viewers didn’t get another look at anime until the late 1970’s, when 1972’s Kagaku Ninja Tai Gatchaman<

[Dark Sol]

http://www.animeinfo.org/animeu/hist101.html

[Cypher]

http://anidb.net/ неплохой справочник, только календарем там пользоваться не удобно...

[StormReaver]

Что нашлось-то Вроде как самое первое аниме, что смотрел еще в начале 90-х на первом канале.

[Echo-Pix]

Я название самого первого сейчас и не вспомню, но эту шляпу тоже, помнится, поглядывал