How's everyone doing? Two years ago I started this blog and was very much into it. From the blog I discovered my real passion was for YouTube, created a channel and started making videos. Now, that's mostly all I do and I don't write very often for Matropolis.
However, I'm not going to stop blogging. There will still be the odd post on occasion but YouTube will be my primary focus. I'm loving it and met a great bunch of people.
Showing posts with label Marine Boy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marine Boy. Show all posts
Monday, 22 June 2015
Friday, 24 April 2015
The Decline Of The Tuber
Since creating Matropolis I've met a great number of people from YouTube whom I now call friends. The gaming community on the video site are absolutely fantastic and it's been great interacting with everyone.
I've been active for nearly a year now and love filming videos to upload, even though it's given me less time to blog but in a way this blog was a starting point to for me.
It was YouTube where I discovered Rick Idak and have become involved in his Marine Boy fan film. All thanks to a comment left on a video. Amazing how it started all from that.
Saturday, 17 January 2015
Marine Boy Live Action Fan Film Facebook Page!
I'm also happy to announce that I'm now part of Rick's team and I'm involved in aspects of the story and some design. As I'm based in the UK and Rick in Australia I'm his UK President which sounds pretty cool.
Thursday, 8 January 2015
The Consistency Of Inconsistencies
For instance, have you ever been watching an episode of your favourite show and suddenly notice something isn't quite right? Is the characters costume a different colour from before? Are they stuck in a situation they easily solved a few episodes back? Shouldn't Spider-man's spider sense have warned him about that danger? How can Superman touch that Kryptonite and not be affected!
Labels:
anime,
Batman,
Batman 66,
Comics,
Inconsistencies,
King Arthur,
Marine Boy,
Merlin,
Rick Idak,
Superman,
TV
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Marine Boy: Splasher Sings!
Here's a clip of Splasher singing after being able to talk due to an invention created by Professor Fumble in the episode 'The Genius Dolphin'. He's manipulated into performing for an audience. Be warned, the voice can be a bit irritating. This video is taken direct off my channel
Thursday, 6 November 2014
An Interview with Rick Idak
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| Meet Rick, the one all the way up there |
He has worked with a lot of indie filmmakers and actors who later became famous such as Liam McIntyre who went on to play the title role in Spartacus: Blood & Sand after the previous actor, Andy Whitfield, passed away.
Rick isn't always just supplying equipment though, he's also behind the camera at times and has shot some of his own short films including Niflheim: Blood and Bullets, Sarah's Jihad and Spawn of Evil: Sons of God.
Monday, 15 September 2014
P Is For...Prince Planet!
No one can compare,
To the prince who wears,
A medallion on his chest!
Here's another 60's japanimation and unlike Marine Boy this one was aired all in classic black & white. After discovering MB several years ago and going through my 60's phase I discovered this series online and set about trying to obtain a copy. I was successful although 4 episodes of the collection are missing and I don't think there's many full sets out there.
Sunday, 24 August 2014
M Is For...Matropolis! The First Anniversary!
This is crazy. Matropolis is now 1 years old! Wow! I can't believe it's been a year since I began this blog. Happy birthday Matropolis! Have a good one :)
It was when I was in Magic Kingdom, Orlando, last year that I decided to create my own blog. I was watching the 'Celebrate A Dream Come True' parade and as all of my Disney childhood memories passed by in floods I started thinking of those good old days. My first friends, cartoons, video games. I thought to myself that I could write a book on it. Then a few seconds later I had decided...I'm going to create my own blog!
It was when I was in Magic Kingdom, Orlando, last year that I decided to create my own blog. I was watching the 'Celebrate A Dream Come True' parade and as all of my Disney childhood memories passed by in floods I started thinking of those good old days. My first friends, cartoons, video games. I thought to myself that I could write a book on it. Then a few seconds later I had decided...I'm going to create my own blog!
Friday, 7 February 2014
My Fun Trivia Quizzes!
If you read my earlier posts back in August you would have seen me mention these quizzes before. A few years ago I often found myself bored during my lunch break at work so would browse the internet while letting out deep sighs. Then my friend Steve mentioned this quiz website to me containing lots of fun games called Fun Trivia.
So I started frequenting this website and enjoyed earning badges as I played the word games and quizzes. After a while I decided that I would attempt to create my own quiz.
So I started frequenting this website and enjoyed earning badges as I played the word games and quizzes. After a while I decided that I would attempt to create my own quiz.
Wednesday, 22 January 2014
Marine Boy Intro
It occurred to me that when I published my Marine Boy post last year I didn't include the opening of the japanimation show.
In fact there were two openings. Both featured exactly the same scenes however a theme song was later added. Here are both intros.
In fact there were two openings. Both featured exactly the same scenes however a theme song was later added. Here are both intros.
Monday, 2 September 2013
Marine Boy
Here's some Matropolis trivia for you- Marine Boy is the first ever purchase I made on Ebay. Yeah it's true. I came across the show when I was browsing the Internet and even though it was first broadcast in the 60's I recognised one of the screenshots from the show. Perhaps I saw a clip or an episode when I was really young? Who knows? Anyway it looked different and impressive for an older anime so I tried it out and I'm glad I did.
Labels:
60's japanimation,
anime,
Marine Boy,
Neptina,
Ocean Patrol,
Oxygum,
P1,
Splasher
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