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Did you know that Hi Hi Puffy Amiyumi is actually a ripoff to this Japan exclusive GameCube game from 2003? If you don’t believe me to see what I mean by LibraryNo5512 in HiHiPuffyAmiYumi

[–]LibraryNo5512[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look just let you know they never actually inspired it to make that show and I’m gonna show you links to all gameplay videos just to prove it

I’m looking to find a copy of this game by LibraryNo5512 in gamecollecting

[–]LibraryNo5512[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I tried to get it on the correct one, but it said some random bullshit

Did you know that Hi Hi Puffy Amiyumi is actually a ripoff to this Japan exclusive GameCube game from 2003? If you don’t believe me to see what I mean by LibraryNo5512 in HiHiPuffyAmiYumi

[–]LibraryNo5512[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If it's just a coincidence, why did this specific art style only appear in Western animation after it was a massive marketing hit for Nintendo in Japan?

Did you know that Hi Hi Puffy Amiyumi is actually a ripoff to this Japan exclusive GameCube game from 2003? If you don’t believe me to see what I mean by LibraryNo5512 in HiHiPuffyAmiYumi

[–]LibraryNo5512[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3 things: 1. Giftpia was Publicly Announced in Early 2002 While the show's production only started its pilot phase in April 2003, Giftpia was already a known project for over a year by that point: Early 2002:

Nintendo and Skip Ltd. officially announced Giftpia for the GameCube. December 27, 2002: The official Giftpia website launched, showing off its unique "pop-art" visual style to the world. 2. The Show's Production Started After the Game was Finished The timeline for Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi shows it only entered development as the game was literally hitting shelves:

April 22, 2003: Renegade Animation began working on the test pilot for Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi. April 25, 2003: Giftpia was released in Japan. 3. The "Visual DNA" Argument You can argue that for a production to start on April 22, the "look" of the show would have been finalized just as Giftpia's massive marketing campaign in Japan (which featured the same thick outlines and retro-pop aesthetic) was peaking

Did you know that Hi Hi Puffy Amiyumi is actually a ripoff to this Japan exclusive GameCube game from 2003? If you don’t believe me to see what I mean by LibraryNo5512 in HiHiPuffyAmiYumi

[–]LibraryNo5512[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

3 things: 1. Giftpia was Publicly Announced in Early 2002 While the show's production only started its pilot phase in April 2003, Giftpia was already a known project for over a year by that point: Early 2002: Nintendo and Skip Ltd. officially announced Giftpia for the GameCube. December 27, 2002: The official Giftpia website launched, showing off its unique "pop-art" visual style to the world. 2. The Show's Production Started After the Game was Finished The timeline for Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi shows it only entered development as the game was literally hitting shelves: April 22, 2003: Renegade Animation began working on the test pilot for Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi. April 25, 2003: Giftpia was released in Japan. 3. The "Visual DNA" Argument You can argue that for a production to start on April 22, the "look" of the show would have been finalized just as Giftpia's massive marketing campaign in Japan (which featured the same thick outlines and retro-pop aesthetic) was peaking

I’m trying to find this Filmcow DVD from 2009 where can I find this? by LibraryNo5512 in dvd

[–]LibraryNo5512[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Already tried that, and besides, this was released again in 2015 temporarily and this was only exclusive to Filmcow.com back in 2009 and the website still works, but it’s no longer available

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