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Speed Racer

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Name: Speed Racer/Mach Go! Go!
Country of Origin: Japan
Type of Source: Animated TV show
Created By: Tatsunoko
Year Created: 1967

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

Date

Characters

  • Speed Racer
  • Spritle
  • Chim-Chim
  • Pops
  • Racer X
  • Trixie

Used in Poop By

Further Information

Main Source for Poopers

Trivia

  • Ironically, Speed Racer was more popular in the United States than in Japan.
  • In Germany, the show was pulled after 3 episodes due to complaints about violence.
  • In the '90s, the show rebounded in popularity after a re-airing on cable.
  • Partly inspired the visual style of the Matrix series.