Go, Speed Racer, Go!!!!!

[rcecale]

Click here.

"...he's busy revvin' up his powerful Mach Five!"

Randy

[dd74]

Does it come with Trixie?

[rcecale]

...and click here, too.

Randy

[rcecale]

Originally posted by dd74
Does it come with Trixie?

Nope, Trixie comes with chim-chim!

Randy

[gaijindabe]

How about Spridle & Pops??

[RickM]

The creator of this site must be 14 or 15 yo. He criticizes the heck out of the two street version cars and brags about how authentic his little model car is....

[dd74]

Originally posted by rcecale
Nope, Trixie comes with chim-chim!

Randy

Randy! You so nasty!

Okay, not to hijack, but given what I know about animation, "Speed Racer" is known in the industry as the most difficult cartoon to dub American voices with. Seems as if the Japanese writers wrote the English dialogue/translation, but were horrible brevity editors. This is why each character's dialogue line was so long. Supposedly, if you wanted to work on "SR," you needed lungs like a marathoner.

And if you wanted to work on Trixie, you needed some of Pops power tools...

[island911]

there is a detailed SolidWorks (3D) model here: http://www.mikejwilson.com/solidworks/solidworks_files.htm

[Jared at Pelican Parts]

Originally posted by dd74
Okay, not to hijack, but given what I know about animation, "Speed Racer" is known in the industry as the most difficult cartoon to dub American voices with. Seems as if the Japanese writers wrote the English dialogue/translation, but were horrible brevity editors. This is why each character's dialogue line was so long. Supposedly, if you wanted to work on "SR," you needed lungs like a marathoner.

I've heard the same thing..

[Eric 951]

With lines such as "Here is the secret film, filmed secretely"
"These are the spies of spying inc."
And "Your scheme is up Ali Ben Schemer"

I am not surprised it was difficult to dub.