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Sunday, 28 September 2014
April 1990 Pt.2 Anime V magazine.
April was still with
us, and the postman delivered on time. First to drop though the
letterbox was 'Anime V' (New Video Magazine.). It was at a time when
Japanese Animators could shine, Anime was not bound by a 20 minute
kids show on TV networks, new outlets had emerged, the Video Rental
market mostly VHS video tapes, and the collectors market dominated by
the LaserDisc (LD).
[Note:
Anime V started its
monthly print on September 1986 with Volume 9. Gakken also published
the monthly Anime magazine Animedia. You can see the publisher's name
on the spine of the magazines 学習研究社©.]
This freedom gave rise
to a plethora of magazines devoted to this home entertainment market
(sadly some publishing runs did not last), with the OAV (Original
Animation Video) or sometimes referred to as OVA ( Original Video
Animation). Animation studios staked their reputation on original
stories, and tested the water with a transfer from a manga or a
popular novella, but not all OVAs came out on all of these formats.
[Note: Other formats
such as S-VHS, VHD (Video High Density a laserdisc technology
from JVC) .]
The example are used to
briefly show you the contents and style in this short pictorial
introduction of the Japanese Anime Magazine Anime V' (New Video Magazine.)
'Anime V' (New Video
Magazine.), First Published in June 1985 by Gakken Co., Ltd. (学習研究社
)
Consisting of 140 pages (including the front & back
covers), #4 April 1990 (Vol. 52).
The first few pages featured are about the OVA 'Hades Project
Zeorymer'.
Well it's the Contents page!
?
?
?
OVA No. 7 of Bubblegum Crisis - "Double
Vision"
?
?
OVA 'Sol Bianca'
OVA 'Blue Sonnet' & ?
OVA 1-4 Hades Project
Zeorymer
OVA 1-4 Hades Project
Zeorymer
OVA 1-4 Hades Project
Zeorymer
?
"New Items"
"New Items"
?
Gdleen OVA
?
First OVA of 'Sol Bianca' & 'Hi-Speed Jecy' a little know OVA series, both in my TOP 5.
Fan Artwork.
OVA Of 'What's Mickael?' insightful & Funny about cats and people.
A sealed 8 page section at the back of 'Anime V' the would belong on the top shelf.
?
The one the only 'Devilman' by Go Nagai.
"New Items"
"New Items"
?
Gdleen OVA
?
First OVA of 'Sol Bianca' & 'Hi-Speed Jecy' a little know OVA series, both in my TOP 5.
OVA Of 'What's Mickael?' insightful & Funny about cats and people.
A sealed 8 page section at the back of 'Anime V' the would belong on the top shelf.
?
I hope that this disply gives a fare overview of what 'Anime V' was all about.
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Fighezza anni 80-90 anime! XD
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