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Space Adventure Cobra (1982)Cobra, a famous Space Pirate with a psycho-gun hidden in his left arm, supposed dead for two years, is back in action... Director:Osamu Dezaki |
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Title: Space Adventure Cobra (1982)
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Shigeru Matsuzaki | ... |
Cobra
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Catherine Battistone | ... |
Sandra
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Steve Bulen | ... |
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Mari Devon | ... |
Catherine
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Jun Fubuki | ... |
Dominique
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Toshiko Fujita | ... |
Catherine
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Jane
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Akira Kume | ... |
Toporo
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Wendee Lee | ... |
Dominique
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Goro Mutsumi | ... |
Crystal Boy
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Akiko Nakamura | ... |
Jane
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Joan Carol O'Connor | ... |
Lady
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Yoshiko Sakakibara | ... |
Lady
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Brianne Siddall | ... |
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In deep Space, the United Galaxies Federation of Justice set bounties over all kinds of criminals. Cobra is back in action to help bounty-hunter June find her two sisters, and save planet Myras. But Lord Nekron, leader of the Galactic Guild, a powerful criminal organization, is following their track with the same goal ... Written by Claude SAAM
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20 August 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This 1982 anime based on the comic books by Buichi Terasawa centres around the adventures of the infamous Space Pirate Cobra. After Cobra falls for the sultry bounty hunter Jane, he finds himself embroiled in an intergalactic power struggle. This film is best known for its attempt to re-create the 3D movie experience without the need for cardboard glasses. While this process makes for a few amazing and interesting shots, you can hardly tell the difference. The 3D effect may be limited, but the attempt makes for interesting cinematography. Director Osamu Dezaki can be applauded for combining the involving story and the stunning visuals, without letting one element drown out the other. If a few of the shots look familiar, it's because the film was showcased in Matthew Sweet's video for his song "Girlfriend." You can also look for quite a few references to 'Star Wars,' 'Star Trek,' '2001,' and a rip off of the 'Superman' theme during a heated battle scene. 'Space Adventure Cobra' is best recommended for those already familiar with this genre, as it provides an excellent example of the beginnings of modern Anime.
On a scale of 1 to 11, 11 being an example of "taking it up a notch," 'Cobra' gets a 7.