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“#Anime<\/a> Shows Its Power in List of 100 Influential Animation Sequences<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

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Regardless of its place of origin, animation has a long and impressive history behind it, and some of the most influential examples of the medium are in the spotlight in a recent list from Vulture<\/i><\/span><\/a>. The extensive article called upon a team of experts and industry professionals alike to come up with 100 sequences that shaped animation<\/b>, from 1892's Pantomimes Lumineuses <\/i>by director Charles-Émile Reynaud to a key 2019 sequence from Steven Universe <\/i>by Joe Johnston, Kat Morris, and Liz Artinian.<\/p>\n

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In between those bookends you will, of course, find plenty of representation from the world of anime. 24 or so of the 100 entries come from Japan, and there are some bonuses that have anime talent working in other industries, such as animator Kazuhide Tomonoga's work on the iconic title sequence for Batman: The Animated Series<\/a><\/i>. The earliest comes from director Noburo Ofuji, whose Kujira <\/i>(Whale<\/i>) marked the first piece of Asian animation to ever be shown at the Cannes Film Festival. <\/p>\n

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All told, a variety of voices handled the entries at Vulture<\/i>, backed by historical expertise from Historical expertise provided by Jerry Beck, Amelia Cook, Jason DeMarco, Maureen Furniss, Monique Henry-Hudson, Willow Catelyn Maclay, Linda Simensky, Koji Yamamura. <\/p>\n

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The entire article is fascinating, so it's definitely worth a read. Here's a breakdown of the anime featured. Keep in mind that the entries are for specific sequences for the most part, such as the Postcard memories from Ashita no Joe<\/i>, 'Instrumentality begins' from Evangelion<\/i>, and the notorious nightclub sequence from Devilman crybaby<\/i>.  <\/p>\n

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Kujira<\/i> –<\/b> dir. Noburo Ofuji<\/p>\n

Panda and the Magic Serpent –<\/i><\/b> dir. Taiji Yabushita and Kazuhiko Okabe<\/p>\n

Astro Boy –<\/i><\/b> <\/i>dir. Osamu Tezuka<\/p>\n

Ashita no Joe – <\/i><\/b>dir. Osamu Dezaki<\/p>\n

Belladonna of Sadness –<\/i><\/b> dir. Eiichi Yamamoto<\/p>\n

Space Battleship Yamato – <\/i><\/b>dir. Leiji Matsumoto<\/p>\n

Heidi, Girl of the Alps –<\/i><\/b> dir. Isao Takahata<\/p>\n

Space Runaway Ideon – <\/i><\/b>dir. Yoshiyuki Tomini, Ichiro Itano (animator)<\/p>\n

Super Dimension Fortress Macross –<\/i><\/b> dir. Noboru Ishiguro<\/p>\n

Voltron\/Beast King GoLion – <\/i><\/b>dir. Katsuhiko Taguchi<\/p>\n

My Neighbor Totoro – <\/i><\/b>dir. Hayao Miyazaki<\/p>\n

Grave of the Fireflies –<\/i><\/b> dir. Isao Takahata<\/p>\n

Akira –<\/i><\/b> dir. Katsuhiro Otomo<\/p>\n

Sailor Moon –<\/i><\/b> dir. Junichi Sato<\/p>\n

Neon Genesis Evangelion –<\/i><\/b> dir. Kazuya Tsurumaki <\/p>\n

Pokémon<\/i> (seizure sequence) – <\/i><\/b>dir. Kiyotaka Isako<\/p>\n

Perfect Blue –<\/i><\/b> dir. Satoshi Kon<\/p>\n

Cowboy Bebop –<\/i><\/b> dir. Shinichiro Watanabe<\/p>\n

Dragon Ball Z –<\/i><\/b> dir. Daisuke Nishio<\/p>\n

Adolescence of Utena – <\/i><\/b>dir. Kunihiko Ikuhara<\/p>\n

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within –<\/i><\/b> dir. Hironobu Sakaguchi<\/p>\n

Spirited Away –<\/i><\/b> dir. Hayao Miyazaki<\/p>\n

Your Name. –<\/i><\/b> dir. Makoto Shinkai <\/p>\n

Devilman crybaby –<\/i><\/b> dir. Masaaki Yuasa<\/p>\n

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Bonus:<\/p>\n

Batman: The Animated Series –<\/i><\/b> storyboarded by Bruce Timm, animated by Kazuhide Tomonaga<\/p>\n

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What animated sequences come to your mind as the most influential? <\/p>\n

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Source: Vulture<\/i><\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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Joseph Luster is the Game<\/a>s and Web editor at <\/i>Otaku USA Magazine<\/i><\/a>. You can read his webcomic, <\/i>BIG DUMB FIGHTING IDIOTS<\/a> at <\/i>subhumanzoids<\/i><\/a>. Follow him on Twitter<\/a> <\/i>@Moldilox<\/i><\/a>.<\/i> <\/p>\n