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The third movie, a rehash of 'Around the World in 80 Days' was just a shambling mess. Neither came close to matching the freewheeling anarchy of the original 1969 movie, but the second movie, set as a Western, was pretty good and had its charms. Thanks to internet downloads, I was able to see both Puss in Boots sequels this weekend. I'm now sharing the love on The Ghibli Blog. Say, thanks for referring to my old review on Horus, Prince of the Sun. It's only really noticeable to me due to those pointy cheek ruffs. Gari-gari) was also quite similar to a character that shows up in Animal Treasure Island named Baron.

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Mysterioso, the character design of which will be lifted in toto for use as the evil genius Moriarty in the 1984 TV series FAMOUS DETECTIVE HOLMES, provides the film with some needed action. Here's a couple clips of this film someone kindly threw up on YouTube. That second film that was released in '72, 'The Return of Pero', did get an English dub that showed up in the UK on home video, though much like 'Puss 'n Boots Travels the World', Pero gets another lame name change as Ringo. Peter Fernandez handled most of the dubs in Turner's package that include such classics as 'The Wild Swans', 'Taro the Dragon Boy', 'Thumbelina' and Äesop's Fables' (I guess the last of Toei's literary adaptations as that came out in '84).

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While AIP had the first film along with a few other Toei features of the late 60's/early 70's in their package, Turner Program Services somehow got a hold of the third film, plus a number of other Toei anime features of the 70's and 80's that may either aired on TV or were released on home video such as through the 'Magic Window' series.

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The dubbing of the first movie though was handled by Fred Ladd I believe, but Fernandez had the third film (the one with Pussty or whatever name used). We only hope! Given the circumstances with the way the game had been released, I sorta like to think maybe there was one kid out there in the nation who perhaps had seen either the first or third film via home video and perhaps may recognize the feline on the cover and thought 'Cool, it's that cat from that real funky cartoon I saw years back!' There's always a slim chance a rental store out there might had either one of those tapes along with the NES game at their disposal at some point in time, but that's my opinion. I did not know that, that it was specifically made for North America. About a cat who promised that all things must turn out well! d. Slightly-better-than-TV-average animators. Starring talking animals, animated with Toei's mid-70s team of Oh yeah, and he's being pursued by the same three catĪssassins, who apparently have been chasing 'Pushty' forĤ00 years. Self-designed little boat, accompanied by his hippo pal and his loyal

The bet is on and 'Pushty' sets off in his The globe, not in a piddling 150 days, but in the unheard-of-time ofĨ0 days. Pero, whoever, calls his bluff and bets that he could circumnavigate Go around the world in less than 150 days. In this furry paradise resides the wealthy, actual- pigīillionaire Sir Rumblehog, who posits the statement that nobody could

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Is a waiter in a restaurant in a Victorian-era town full of talkingĪnimals. Happy-go-lucky talking cat with mice for friends, and i n Years after the events of the first film, Pero is still a Here reading and/or writing this - NagagutsuĪs we like to call it, Puss ‘N Boots Travels Around The World.

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