#藤子・F・不二雄

[somescenecatholic]

TP Bon (Time Patrol Bon) is getting a Netflix Anime!!! Please read and repost to share the news!!!

FLASH/STROBE/EYESTRAINISH WARNING FOR TRAILER!!!

GUYS PLEASE MAKE THIS SUPER POPULAR AND LOVED (and the rest of the stuff Fujiko F. Fujio made too such as Doraemon, Kiteretsu, Perman, 21-Emon, etc.) BECAUSE AAAA ITS LITERALLY SO SO SO COOOOOOOLLLLL

TP Bon (Time Patrol Bon) is an scifi adventure about an ordinary highschool student named Bon who becomes part of a team of time-traveling agents who are tasked with saving people's lives during historical events that happen across different eras and locations around the world!! It's a Netflix Anime so that means it will release WORLDWIDE!!!! It releases in 2024!!! (my mid-late junior year and early senior year r gonna b crazyyy)

It got a manga and a short movie back in like 1989 but idk if it ever caught on bc its so so so hard to find!!! and ofc it's not engsubbed (i will literally give the biggest hug to whoever engsubs other FFF stuff)

EEE THIS IS SO AWESOOOMEEE!!!!

I am so normal about this!!! I am totally not exploding at the seams with joy rn!!!

LITERALLY LIKE HIS STUFF IS CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED IN THE WEST BC OF EXTREMELY BAD MARKETING IM SO ANGRY AT IT RRRGGH!!! But u can read all about that on my super cool Doraemon post hyperlinked in my pinned post.

PLEASE REPOST THIS SO EVERYONE GETS TO SEE!!! X3

thank you!!!! <333

me rn!!! (chibiemon from dorabase, read it on manganato)

[doraemon-facts]

The Fujiko Fujio duo have appeared in the Doraemon manga to explain the plot of some stories.

Source: 見えなくなる目ぐすり, 1975 (manga)

Source: 長い長いお正月, 1980 (manga)

[showamagicalgirls]

One of the historical figures I’m interested in as a possible precedent for the Showa magical girls is Himiko (卑弥呼). Himiko was a shamaness-queen of Yamatai, a state in the Japanese archipelago during the late Yayoi period. Historical sources identify her as a beloved monarch and a powerful sorceress.

She is also associated with magic mirrors, which is a link between her and the Amaterasu (天照) story, and to magical girls who have magic mirrors like Secretive Akko-chan (ひみつのアッコちゃん).

The images of her here come from a Doraemon (ドラえもん) manga exploring Japanese historical figures released in 1995. Doraemon is from the manga-ka Fujiko F. Fujio (藤子・F・不二雄), who also created two Showa magical girls — Redheaded Anko (赤毛のアン子) and ESPer Mami (エスパー魔美).

[takaki2]

[doggie]

藤子・Ｆ・不二雄『藤子・Ｆ・不二雄ＳＦ短編コンプリート・ワークス　２』

[somescenecatholic]

dude I GOTCHU

Took a detour into another Fujiko F. Fujio manga: Bakeru-kun. This one is seriously obscure. It ran between 1974–1978 (with a brief revival in 1984), was never adapted into an anime, and currently only has Wikipedia articles in Japanese and Chinese (the latter of which consists of two sentences). However, it does bear the distinction of having done a proper crossover story with the Doraemon manga, which was how I learned about it. (In the Doraemon anime, adaptations of that story remove the elements from Bakeru-kun and replace them with the regular Doraemon cast.)

The premise is actually pretty interesting. The main character, Kawaru, is (as usual for a Fujiko F. Fujio protagonist) a talentless elementary school kid, who one day enters a supposedly haunted house and accidentally turns himself into a dog. It turns out that the dog is one of many “transformation dolls” used by a visiting alien to blend in during their time on Earth. By pressing the nose on one of these dolls, the user can shift their consciousness inside the doll, which enlarges to life size, and gain any abilities it might have. (Their original body becomes a doll in the meantime.) It’s also possible to possess multiple dolls by pressing more than one at the same time, but making them perform different actions simultaneously is difficult.

The alien has just about finished their research on Earth and is ready to go home, so they leave Kawaru with the transformation dolls and the house. The rest of the series mostly involves Kawaru using the dolls to try and solve his everyday problems. Hundreds of dolls are available to him, but he most commonly switches among a particular set (pictured above) that everyone else assumes is a family who has moved into the house. The titular Bakeru is the youngest child of the doll “family”, representing a boy who seems to be around Kawaru’s age, but is more athletic and charismatic. Over time, Kawaru’s main alter egos develop interpersonal relationships with the other people in his life, who don’t realize that they’re all the same person.

It’s a shame that Bakeru-kun was so short-lived and apparently unpopular, because there are many thought-provoking narrative and philosophical directions it could have gone (and sometimes did go) in. In the last story printed for the series, Kawaru uses a special doll to duplicate his own consciousness, intending to exist as both himself and Bakeru at the same time. After trying this out for less than a day, however, Kawaru comes to the conclusion that the version of him inside Bakeru (who is popular with his peers and has no actual parents to nag him) would have a happier life than the version of him living as himself, and (following a long argument between his two selves) puts an end to the arrangement.

I additionally find it noteworthy that Kawaru almost never seems to feel awkward or hesitant about becoming any of the dolls that he uses. One chapter has him realize for the first time that the dolls need to be cleaned, so he visits a bathhouse and bathes as each member of the doll family in turn. He has no qualms about doing so regardless of the age or gender (or species) they present as, though he does end up making the other customers and bathhouse staff very confused. Someone who knows more about the subject than I do could probably read parallels with certain psychological phenomena into this.

The concept of a single person posing as an entire family of fabricated individuals also reminds me of some bizarrely elaborate real-life internet hoaxes, but I imagine that the author writing it in the 1970s didn’t exactly have those in mind.

Now, no one would ever think to translate a work this obscure into English, right? Well, surprisingly, an English fan translation for the majority of Bakeru-kun does exist. So if any of this happens to sound interesting to you, there’s a good chance that you can experience most of the manga for yourself.

[beyourselfchulanmaria]

「人生若只如初見，何事秋風悲畫扇。」

(If Life Was Still as When We First Met,

Long gone are the days when we first met.)

─ 清·納蘭性德 《木蘭花令·擬古決絕詞》 excerpted from Chinese Qing Dynasty poetry by Nalan Xingde. 💕

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小叮噹陪了大雄80年，

大雄臨死前對小叮噹說：

"我走之後，你就回到屬於你的地方吧!"

小叮噹點頭同意了。

大雄死後，

小叮噹用時光機回到了80年前，

從時光機跳出來對小時候的大雄說：

"大雄你好，我叫小叮噹。"

這段話真的很令人感動 🥲 …

朋友也好，情人也罷；

如果累了，我們就回到第一天見面的時候，

珍惜今生相遇，分秒都如初見。

(ps. 🦖 每當可以休息不忙時，我經常想念你！願你安好！🦕 Lan~*)

[downlikelighting]

[sidasbp]

20230902

母校の先輩の作品と偉ぶれる超特権

[somescenecatholic]

Where can I read the TP Bon / Time Patrol Bon manga from Fujiko F Fujiko?

I dont know dude :<

LITERALLY if ik of a way to read it id be ALL OVER IT bro

you could buy it here tho!! I cant wait for the anime EEE X333

for anyone reading it comes out on netflix WORLDWIDE in 2024!!!

its being made by studio bones!!!

[mamotretos]

vintagemanga FUJIKO F. Fujio (藤本弘/藤子・F・不二雄 ), Short stories / Ishoku tanhenshū / 異色短編集 Hall of Tranquility / Yasuragi no Yakata / やすらぎの館, 1978

[showamagicalgirls]

I think this is the last thing about Redhead Anko (赤毛のアンコ) want to post for a bit, but I love this semi-transparent frontisepiece for of Fujiko F. Fujio (藤子・F・不二雄)’s 「藤子不二雄ランド, Vol. 247: 少年SF短編⑥, アン子大いに怒る」.

[wwwwwwwwwwww123]

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[lilliput-army]

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[leomacgivena]

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[doggie]

藤子・F・ 不二雄『藤子・F・不二雄SF短編コンプリート・ワークス: ミノタウロスの皿 (1)』