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io9: Macross-Inspired Doctor Who Anime Exterminates Our Eyeballs [Doctor Who]
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And his is nifty :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JApUCaP7ubY 4 days ago |
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@mdotstrange Thanks for the Dr. Who anime link...like OMG so cool...http://bit.ly/jeV7n 11 days ago |
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Amazing Dr Who Anime! made by one d00d ^_^ http://bit.ly/jeV7n 12 days ago |
Macross-Inspired Doctor Who Anime Exterminates Our Eyeballs [Doctor Who]
io9 —
While the Tenth Doctor is getting his own animated special, one fan reimagines the adventures of Doctor Who's Third Doctor as an anime, where he battles Daleks and Cybermen in a futuristic Tokyo, with a scantily-clad girl by his side. Paul Johnson, who calls himself "Otaking," is working on his own Doctor Who anime, a video in which the Third Doctor encounters thugs, the military, and a stereotypical anime babe, and gets caught in a war between the Daleks and the Cybermen. He's released a couple of brief clips, including this one starring the Daleks: ...
News: Delicious Doctor Who Anime
Kasterborous Doctor Who Site —
We featured a YouTube video earlier in the year of a Doctor Who anime style animation by an utter genius out on the internet known as OtaKing77077 - and it seems the stylish clips have been added to! OtaKing77077 is in fact a chap called Paul Johnson - and his Doctor Who anime features dialogue clips lifted from the original series and effortlessly added into the fast paced Japanese style animation style seen below. With a storyline that apparently features the Brigadier, Master, Daleks and Cybermen as well as the Third Doctor, the clip below shows a Cyberman craft attacking a city... You can view the latest awesome clip here: We TOTALLY love this stuff on ...
My Birthday Wish...
HeroPress —
Okay, one of my birthday wishes... I hope Paul 'OtaKing' Johnson finishes his Doctor Who anime cartoon. I love this mash-up between Classic Doctor Who (we get the Third Doctor, the Brigadier, daleks and cybermen) and classic anime (the Doctor's companion is an archetypal anime girl). First up we have a four-minute "making of" segment, showing the processes used - Then two 50-second clips of the finished product ...
