The appeal and evaluation of the animated film "Fairy Tales of the World"

The appeal and evaluation of "Fairy Tales of the World" - Anime Sekai No Dou Wa

1. Overview of the Work

"World Fairy Tales" is a TV anime series that aired in 1995, and is an animated version of famous fairy tales from around the world. It aired from April 7th to September 29th, 1995, with a total of 24 episodes. It aired for 30 minutes every Friday from 4:30pm, and was loved by children.

2. Original story and anime adaptation

The original stories are fairy tales from all over the world, and each story features a different fairy tale. Specifically, a wide variety of fairy tales have been animated, including Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, Puss in Boots, Hansel and Gretel, The Little Match Girl, Pinocchio, Snow White, The Three Little Pigs, Robin Hood, Sleeping Beauty, The Golden Goose, The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats, Alice in Wonderland, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Thumbelina, Little Red Riding Hood, Gulliver's Travels, The Three Musketeers, The Nutcracker, The Wizard of Oz, The Emperor's New Clothes, Town Musicians of Bremen, and The Little Mermaid.

3. Stories and episodes

Each episode faithfully reproduces the original fairy tale, while adding expressions and productions unique to animation. For example, in the first episode, Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, the character of Genie who comes out of the magic lamp is depicted in a comical way, providing laughter for children. In the second episode, Cinderella, the ball scene is beautifully drawn, creating a dreamlike atmosphere.

In the third story, Beauty and the Beast, the Beast's change of heart is carefully depicted, making for a touching story. In the fourth story, Puss in Boots, the Cat's resourcefulness and courage are emphasized, making the reader feel the joy of adventure. In the fifth story, Hansel and Gretel, the horror in the forest and the love between brothers are depicted, giving courage to children.

The Little Match Girl in episode 6 tells the sad story of a girl who sells matches in the cold and poverty, deeply moving viewers. Pinocchio in episode 7 depicts the familiar episode of a girl's nose growing when she lies in a humorous way, teaching children a lesson. Snow White in episode 8 draws viewers in with the vivid contrast between the beautiful Snow White and the evil queen.

The ninth episode, The Three Little Pigs, emphasizes the piglets' wisdom and cooperation, creating a fun storyline. The tenth episode, Robin Hood, depicts the adventures of the righteous Robin, inspiring children. The eleventh episode, Sleeping Beauty, tells the story of a beautiful princess and a brave prince, creating a dreamlike atmosphere.

Story 12, The Golden Goose, depicts the adventure surrounding the golden goose, providing entertainment for children. Story 13, The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats, emphasizes the wisdom and cooperation of the little goats, and is a fun story. Story 14, Alice in Wonderland, depicts an adventure in a strange world, giving children hope and dreams.

In the 15th story, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Ali Baba's wisdom and courage are emphasized, making the story a fun adventure. In the 16th story, Thumbelina, the adventures of a little princess are depicted, giving courage to children. In the 17th story, Little Red Riding Hood, Little Red Riding Hood's courage and wisdom are emphasized, making for a fun story development.

The 18th story, Gulliver's Travels, depicts Gulliver's adventures, giving children hope and dreams. The 19th story, The Three Musketeers, emphasizes friendship and courage, giving children a sense of the joy of adventure. The 20th story, The Nutcracker, depicts the adventures of the Nutcracker, giving children hope and dreams.

The Wizard of Oz, episode 21, depicts Dorothy's adventures, giving children hope and dreams. The King's New Clothes, episode 22, depicts the King's foolishness in a comical way, providing laughter for children. The Bremen Town Musicians, episode 23, depicts the adventures of animals, providing entertainment for children. The Little Mermaid, episode 24, depicts the sad story of the Little Mermaid, deeply moving viewers.

4. Characters and voice actors

The characters that appear in each episode are faithful to the original fairy tales, but with the added personality of animation. For example, the Genie from Aladdin and the Magic Lamp is portrayed as a comical character, providing laughter for children. Also, Cinderella's prince is well-liked by viewers, with his good looks and kind heart emphasized.

The Beast in Beauty and the Beast is frightening at first, but his change of heart is carefully depicted, making him an inspiring character. The Cat in Puss in Boots is emphasized for his resourcefulness and courage, giving a sense of the fun of adventure. Hansel and Gretel in Hansel and Gretel are depicted depicting the fear and brotherly love they experience in the forest, giving courage to children.

The girl in The Little Match Girl is portrayed as a sad character who sells matches in the cold and poverty, which deeply touches the audience. Pinocchio in Pinocchio's familiar episode of his nose growing when he lies is portrayed in a humorous way, teaching children a lesson. Snow White in Snow White is emphasized for her beautiful appearance and kind heart, which makes her well-liked by the audience.

The piglets in The Three Little Pigs are portrayed as fun characters, with an emphasis on their wisdom and cooperation. Robin from Robin Hood is portrayed as a righteous character, inspiring children. The Princess in Sleeping Beauty is portrayed as beautiful and kind, making her well-liked by viewers.

The story of the Golden Goose provides children with fun as the main character goes on an adventure with the golden goose. The goats in The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats are portrayed as fun characters, with an emphasis on their wisdom and cooperation. Alice in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland provides children with hope and dreams as she goes on an adventure in a strange world.

Ali Baba in Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves emphasizes wisdom and courage and gives a sense of fun in his adventure. The princess in Thumbelina depicts the adventures of a little princess and inspires children. Little Red Riding Hood in Little Red Riding Hood emphasizes courage and wisdom and is portrayed as a fun character.

Gulliver in Gulliver's Travels depicts an adventure, giving children hope and dreams. The Three Musketeers in The Three Musketeers emphasize friendship and courage, giving children a sense of the joy of adventure. The Nutcracker in The Nutcracker depicts an adventure, giving children hope and dreams.

Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz is an adventure story that gives children hope and dreams. The King from The Emperor's New Clothes is a comical tale of foolishness that makes children laugh. The animals from Town Musicians of Bremen are adventure stories that make children happy. The Little Mermaid from The Little Mermaid is a sad story that deeply touches the audience.

5. Production staff and background

The production staff of "World Fairy Tales" focused on faithfully recreating the original fairy tales while adding expressions and direction unique to anime in order to animate a different fairy tale for each episode. The background to the production was to introduce fairy tales from around the world to children and give them dreams and hope.

6. Recognition and Awards

"World Fairy Tales" was highly praised as a work that is loved by children. In particular, it was highly praised for the fact that each episode is an animated version of a different fairy tale, and for faithfully recreating the original fairy tales while adding expressions and direction unique to anime. It was also praised as a work that gives children dreams and hope.

Although no specific awards were mentioned, there is no doubt that the series received high praise as a children's animation.

7. Response from viewers

The show received positive feedback from viewers, especially children. It was especially well received for animating a different fairy tale in each episode, and for faithfully recreating the original fairy tales while adding unique expressions and direction to the anime. It was also praised as a work that gives children dreams and hope.

The reaction from adults was that it was praised as a good opportunity to introduce fairy tales to children, and the fact that it faithfully reproduced the original fairy tale while adding expressions and direction unique to anime was also highly praised.

8. Recommendations and Related Works

The reason we recommend "World Fairy Tales" is that it is highly regarded as a work that introduces children to fairy tales from around the world and gives them hope and dreams. Other reasons include the fact that each episode is an animated version of a different fairy tale, and that while faithfully recreating the original fairy tales, it adds expressions and direction that are unique to anime.

Related works include Grimm's Fairy Tales and Andersen's Fairy Tales, which are also animated versions of fairy tales. These works are also highly regarded for introducing children to fairy tales and giving them dreams and hope.

9. Summary

"World's Fairy Tales" is a TV anime series that aired in 1995, and is an animated version of famous fairy tales from around the world. Each episode is an animated version of a different fairy tale, and while faithfully recreating the original fairy tales, it adds expressions and direction unique to anime, and has been highly praised as a work that gives children dreams and hope. It has also received a positive response from viewers, and has been praised by both children and adults. The reason for recommending it is that it is highly praised as a work that introduces children to fairy tales from around the world and gives them dreams and hope. Related works include "Grimm's Fairy Tales" and "Andersen's Fairy Tales," which are also animated versions of fairy tales. These works are also highly praised as works that introduce children to fairy tales and give them dreams and hope.