[Slow Entry] Animated Childhood – How Many Can You Recognize? How Many Do You Remember? (Uploading Slowly…)

1. Mazin Wars Fighters\Another excellent work in the armor combat genre. After the immortal legend of the Saints comes to an end with Athena walking out of the ocean holding the golden urn, the new Five Little Warriors of the Yu family world are armed and ready for battle. Every time I hear the clanging sound before they transform, it makes me smile, and the exaggerated movements of the five gods every time they appear are amazing, especially the Radiant God Toma, who comes down headfirst, muttering: 'I will fight you with manners!' Sweat, manners can be used for such rough work. Speaking of rough work, it reminds me of the God of Revolving, Shu, and the magnificent scenes when using the super elastic movement, with giant stones rising all around—earthquake!\2. Inspector Gadget\Another Superman, except he feels more like an android: spring-loaded roller shoes, extendable arms, helicopter hat, endless small gadgets on his body, yet none seem to be truly useful. It reminds me of the hapless villain Hibiya in 'The Holy Child Arrives,' who can create anything in the world, yet only the metal baseball bat works effectively. The topsy-turvy Inspector Gadget is destined never to catch the leader of M.A.D., Dr. Claw. Oh, and let's not forget Dr. Claw's pet, a vicious cat similar to 'Aztec Cat'![next]\3. Fist of the North Star\The world is destroyed by the nuclear war at the end of the century, and a man with seven scars on his chest begins his iron-blooded journey. A costume change every episode (sometimes twice an episode), Bruce Lee-style shouts, and that ultra-cool line 'You are already dead' all become distinctive labels of this passionate anime, leaving a lasting impression. Unfortunately, the TV station did not air it completely, stopping abruptly when Nanto Suichouken Ali and second brother Toki saw the Last Star was about to end. Later storylines I had to catch up on through manga.\Kenshiro is invincible in battle, but he ultimately cannot escape death; Yuria's passing leads to his spiritual transformation, becoming a profound and great warrior. Moved by Bart's love for Alen, Kenshiro's departing figure is clear yet distant.\'There is no name on my tombstone, but even in death, I will die fighting in the wilderness...'\4. Chief Brester\Three hundred sixty-five nights a year, and every night has a good story.The earliest appearances of Chief Breista were not in an independent animation but were broadcast as part of an animation collection called 'Three Hundred and Sixty-Five Nights.' Many of the other animations in that collection have faded from memory, but the image of the clever police chief with all-around abilities has stayed with me. However, I personally think the more 'cool' one is the hot-tempered, combative transforming horse, along with his treasured magic wand, Serra Jong (phonetic translation). At the end of each episode, the chief would somberly introduce some lessons on being a good person, which reminds me of the similarly guiding Captain Superman Popeye.\5. Slam Dunk\ can probably be considered an epitaph-like anime for my farewell to childhood and cartoons. How many boys picked up a basketball and ran to the court inspired by Takehiko Inoue's work! Hot-pot, dunking, commoner's layups, fadeaway shots... From then on, the alleys no longer had the voices of my generation shouting, replaced instead by young figures tirelessly playing on the courts under a sky full of stars. Falling down and getting up countless times in the future will become more habitual, but the images of Seiya, Kenshiro, Vegeta, or Sakuragi's tenacious persistence will no longer appear in my mind.\6. Popeye\ was an ancient cartoon that once made me regard spinach as a sacred food. Miss Olive always screamed for help at the top of her lungs, the seemingly evil yet secretly kind Bruno the burly man, and the always disproportionally transformed spinach-eating sailor Popeye... Each episode taught his three nephews some sincere and simple lessons, which also educated us during childhood!\7. Tom and Jerry\ Following Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, this was another successful cartoon broadcasted on CCTV. Tom's clumsy ways of catching mice were cute and sympathetic, while Jerry's clever antics made us laugh uncontrollably. Later, in the new version, each episode with three stories added a new character, the silly little dog Bruno, who was truly a super-powered tough character, making that self-smart old wolf look a million times worse off than his boastful cousin who kept saying 'just you wait.' What's even more amazing is that dog Bruno also had an even tougher and cuter son, Little Bruno! Rest in misery, old wolf!\ Old trees with new blossoms, the new medium of the internet turned the initially unpopular movie 'A Chinese Odyssey' into a classic. Comparable to it might be the later endless dialect versions of 'Tom and Jerry.'