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Revision as of 06:44, 20 March 2012
This article is a work in progress and so may not be ready for public viewing, and content can change at any time. You can help by contributing to it and discussing on its talk page. Description
Speed Racer is an anime series made by Tatsunoko in the '60s, that made its way to the United States (which was, at the time, a rarity). Stateside, Speed Racer would prove to be highly popular, to the point where it would become a pop culture icon, with toys, games, and various merchandise, and even a film adaptation in the Noughties.
The English dub is well-known for its fast dialogue, which was originally done in order to synchronize with the lip movements of the characters (who were originally animated with Japanese in mind).
Media Information
- TV Show
- Various adaptations also exist.
Made By
- Tatsunoko
- Trans-Lux (dub)
Country of Origin
- Japan
- United States (Dub)
Date
- 1966 (Japan)
- 1967 (United States)
Characters
- Speed Racer
- Spritle
- Chim-Chim
- Pops
- Racer X
- Trixie
