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From: The Little Humpbacked Horse (1947), dir. Ivan Ivanov-Vano, Alexandra Snezhko-Blotskaya and Victor Gromov, Soyuzmultfilm

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DIRK STRANGLER 🏳️‍⚧️#1peanut butter gamer fan1 year ago

Reminds me very much of tezukas "phoenix" design, wonder if theres any correlation there

Animation Obsessive1 year ago

We've read that Tezuka was strongly influenced by this film from the early days of his career. It was also a favorite of animator Yasuo Otsuka -- it helped to get him interested in joining the industry in the first place. Pretty wild stuff.

Furry Found Footage1 year ago

One of my favorites, endlessly rewatchable, a triumph

Rich Ragsdale1 year ago

Wow. Lovely.

🍭Captain Jim🍭 (Minill'IA Hate Account)1 year ago

Just how did they manage to have this glowing effect??

Jim1 year ago

Haven't watched this in years!

Gadzooks Bazooka1 year ago

Been trying to find this for ages, can’t find it anywhere.

Animation Obsessive1 year ago

You can see it on Animatsiya, which legally overlays subtitles onto YouTube embeds:

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