Tomorrow's Nadja's (2003) main claim to fame is that it was the opening series for Toei's Sunday morning Super Hero Time, between Ojamajo DoReMi (1999-2003) and Futari wa Precure (2004). As TV Tropes says: "airing right after the end of one Cash-Cow Franchise, and before the beginning of another." Let's just say it was not the show for that timeslot. DoReMi's zany elementary-school witch hi-jinks, and Futari wa's thrilling battle choreography both meshed well with the over-the-top togusatsu of Super Sentai and Kamen Rider. Nadja apparently did not.

However, Nadja has a lot to recommend it, if you can find it.

https://www.paulkemner.com/ashita-no-nadja-tomorrows-nadja-01-02/

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TV Tropes says, "Many Gundam fans don't know that Lalah is an expy of Marie Pandavoine The Story of Perrine, an anime that Tomino previously storyboarded on."

I agree that Marie was obvious visual inspiration, but their personalities are totally different, so I wouldn't call Lalah an expy. Marie is a very anxious woman who parentifies her child. Lalah is more of the strong and stoic type.

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Episódio 2: Um Castigo Divertido

#MarkTwain #inspired #TheAdventuresOfTomSawyer #TomSawyer #HuckleberryFinn #TomuSōyāNoBōken #WorldMasterpieceTheater #NipponAnimation #anime #80sanime #episódio2