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Daicon IV is a masterwork: This legendary 1983 fan-made anime short created for the Daicon IV convention. Produced by the young staff that would later form Gainax (Hideaki Anno), it is famous for its high-quality animation, pace, and massive crossover of pop culture characters.

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