Toei Manga Matsuri Summer 1986 Trailers [RAW 35mm Scan]
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These are a small collection of 35mm trailers for the Toei Manga Matsuri anime festival that would be held starting on July 12, 1986 and would premiere four films: "High School! Kimengumi", "Gegege no Kitarou: Saikyou Youkai Gundan! Nippon Jouriku!!", "Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup", and "Maple Town Monogatari".
The print was scanned in 4K, and while not fully open matte, there are a good number of open matte shots, especially on the Maple Town trailer, so what you see here is the full 35mm frame along with the sound track and sprocket holes on the sides. There was also no processing or restoration done to the print whatsoever, so what you see is the print's natural state.
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I've never seen Maple Town Story look so clean.
Captain tsubasa too! They both look fantastic! Now if only someone could find kaiketsu zorro reels. That would be my dream!
@@mr.aizawa5257 Most anime in Japan is stored on film, however the condition of these film reels do tend to vary, depending on how well they are looked after.
@@David315842 thats why it's just a dream... :')
@@mr.aizawa5257 It could become a reality one day though. A few anime titles had been released on Blu-ray in Japan, but still nothing has been set in stone just yet.
Even High School Kimengumi as well and Gegege No Kitaro.
I'm starting to get an idea of where the Nintendo Direct format came from, lol.
This piece was also featured on the 86 VHS movie release of Maple Town at the end of it.
0:52 that is probably the highest quality Captain Tsubasa i will ever see in my entire life. The only thing i need to see is Sailor Moon on film, are there any???
Jeez this is incredibly clean! Nice job!
Extremely rare ones would be Disney collab ones like snow white and 101 dalmatians back in 1980 and 1981 which was also the instant theatrical release of Dr slump movie.
Shit!!! Quality over Quality!!! I Love It!!!
Now that's quality
Nice to see a lot of promotions 35mm. :3
Motha Heckin' MAPLE TOWN 💖💖💖
hope to see more rare toei manga festival trailers scanned!
ahh! kitaro! 🎊
これの復刻！東映まんがまつりのDVD出してくれないかなぁ。
Cool
I think look like a this media includes only in VHS Tape
But It Digitally in here.
Was that Shigeru Chiba in the first clip?
No 35mm super sentai trailers?
Flashman wasn't included in this particular festival that took place in the summer.
I kinda meant others
The reason why it looked so clean was because this is a piece of film strip which is easily cleaned up using computers and the picture can be enhanced very easily.
I would not call film restoration "easy". Also, this is not restored at all or cleaned up at all. It's the raw output straight from the scanner. As for enhancing the image, that is not done with the computer here either.
@@KinekoVideo So many people thought it looked like the footage was cleaned up, I assumed it probably was. I was also thinking on the basis of transferring film to be processed into high definition which can be done, compared to magnetic tape which of course can't be used to produce high definition images, it's impossible to do so with magnetic tape. Easy was probably the wrong choice of words, what I was meant to say was that it was 'doable' at least.
@@David315842 This print just happened to be in very good condition. If you read the video description you'll see that there was no processing or editing done to this scan, but I do admit it did take a lot of trial and error to get the best scanning results for it. You are right about tape being stuck in low resolution though! That's why film is a super versatile format.
@@KinekoVideo You said though that it was scanned in 4K in the description, something must have been involved in that surely? But otherwise yeah you stumbled upon a very well preserved piece of film.
@@David315842 When I say "processing or editing" it means anything like restoration, color correction, basically any digital editing. None of that was done. Again, what you see here is straight from the scanner with not a single alteration made after.