>Picks up old kids show because I like historical fiction

I watched Romeo no Aoi Sora last year (or was it the year before?) and I loved it. It was slow at the start but I felt close to all the characters at the end (except for the lady Romeo lived with and her son because they were both shitty).

>>157147746
The red haired reverse-trap was best girl.

This show makes me want to have children

File: f21aad6ed611e294487f06c32a0f726eae85fc22_hq.jpg (47KB, 1019x765px)

47KB, 1019x765px

Just got bulldozed by nostalgia. Can't believe I almost forgot about best and purest boy.

>>157147746
WMT shows like Romeo are literally the birthplace of Ghibli that is why it looks similar and honestly there are much better WMT shows in my opinion. Miyazaki and Takahata were working on directing shows in the same series of World Masterpiece Theatre shows like Anne of Green Gables and Heidi before the founded Ghibli.

I didn't like it all that much personally. Morally extremely crude.

>>157147746

I've considered starting with this or Les Miserables as my first WMT. Les Miserables because I finished the novel lately, which would you suggest I watch first?

>>157148037
I much prefer Romeo. Think it has better art and much more consistent pacing and character writing, even if Mis does get really great towards the end.

>>157147746
Why is WMT anime so good

>>157148138
Because they are based on superior Western literature written over a 1000 times

>>157148138
>>157148180

What happened to WMT anyway and what should they adapt if they ever come back? Would love to see their version of LOTRs or maybe some Arthurian stuff.

>>157148138
Based on universally acclaimed templates that carry them even if the execution is often average.

>>157147804
Abe should request a rebroadcast.

>>157148230
Short answer: Japanese culture has moved on enough from the generation that grew up post WW2 and is no longer obsessed with stories of young people valiantly overcoming realistic struggles through simple but hard work.

>>157148230
>Implying a fantasy WMT would ever be WMT

But actually I'd want Don Quixote, make Sancho a kid sidekick to fit form and they'd be good to go

>>157148357
Why can't Japs at least make pedo works of high quality that everybody can enjoy like Lewis Carrol?

>>157147782
WMT shows how you make a great tsundere.

>>157148138
Because they don't rely on your usual animu writing.

>>157148458
Real talk WMT makes me appreciate lolis much more than your actual late night loli shows

>>157148863
How about Annette?

Only WMT can have a brother and a sister sleeping together without it being sexual.

>>157148037
>Les Miserables
It's apparently not very good by WMT standards and changes a lot from the novel

>>157147746
Romeo must be the most popular WMT among the otaku crowd, both male and females.

Male because Bianca and female because fujoshit

>>157148138
They are based around some of the best adaptable literary works available, works that survived the judgement of time and cultural change.

If I had to put an analogy, it's like a cover of a classical piece. To fuck this up you have to be particularly incompetent (and they weren't).

On the other hand, to compare those works with other anime is plain unfair if not downright ill-intended.

>>157149112
>to compare those works with other anime is plain unfair if not downright ill-intended.
Why?
It's not like the people who wrote the novels were intellectually superior to the people who write original anime.

>>157149112
>he doesn't know about the terrible Romeo Juliet animu

>>157149112
Actually, a number of them expanded or even changed the original stories so it's not like they just adapted them 100% and left it at all.

Best example is Marco. The original is just a short story, nowhere near enough for 52 episodes.

So they had to have writers who get that literary sense and put it into the anime.

>>157149152
Because you would be comparing something that survived the test of time vs something untested, amateurish or worse, a cash grab.

To use my previous example, it's like comparing an adaptation of something legendary that is going to sound good unless you are utter shit, vs no name bands, garage bands or mainstream music.

Or in other words, you are comparing stuff from a single country during a small period of time vs the unforgettable works of centuries from all over the world.

Time is usually the harshest but fairest judge there is. Very few in history, if ever, had the chance to sit down to create something they knew was going to became a classic work glorified for centuries.

What I love about WMT is how they don't rely on the usual anime reaction faces to convey emotions. It's more expressive and funnier.

>>157149456
Ironic considering WMT started/popularized some of the anime tropes we have to day like meidos and villainess shoujo stories.

>>157149434
I had literally never heard of 95% of WMT titles before hearing about or watching them.

Those works are probably famous only in the country of origin and possibly in Japan, but I wouldn't bet on the last one.

Leaving this aside, quality is always rewarded in the long run, even if an anime is original, nothing stops it from being as good as a WMT one in theory.

>>157149410
And even with such solid material, they didn't get it right all the time.

I'm not dissing their work, I'm just trying to ground the unrealistic perception of these works.

>>157149641
>And even with such solid material, they didn't get it right all the time.

Absolutely true. I don't really like their adaptation of Cedie for example. Kinda missing the point of his character, I think.

>>157149638
Depends of your country of origin and raising, naturally, not everyone is going to be familiar with all their adaptations. But in general, they did adapt well known works.

> Leaving this aside, quality is always rewarded in the long run, even if an anime is original, nothing stops it from being as good as a WMT one in theory.

Agree, but I would say that original works will always be regarded better than adaptations. (There are probably exceptions, though)

>>157149667
Every time I watched Cedie, I can't help to think about those reincarnation light novels we're getting lately where a young kid will be born a noble and already has his harem when he's just six.

>>157149667
Their Peter Pan adaptation took too many liberties and at times felt... weird.

On the other hand, I loved their Little Women version.

>>157149712
For example I am Italian and I knew about Cuore but never read it, I discovered only later 3000 Leagues in search of Mother is based on it.

Cuore is probably the only work I'd heard about before.

I have this on my backlog, I guess I ought to watch it now
This reminds me, anyone here seen Dog of Flanders? That one killed me. Fuck the art competition judges

File: 1484250980259.jpg (352KB, 1335x1193px)

352KB, 1335x1193px

>>157147746
OK, you people convinced me. Now can anyone tell me where I can get this? Pic related is from both current versions of Nyaa.
Please don't say private trackers are the only way.

>>157149817
>Their Peter Pan adaptation took too many liberties and at times felt... weird.

And the second half is entirely anime original.

>>157149925
You should read the book for maximum despair. Even the narrator sounds like a cynic.

>>157148009
I don't like how they changed things from the original, like making that scene where Romeo saves the slave trader guy from drowning. I think even for a Victorian era novel, that's a bit too saintly. The guy ended up being jailed at the book but I don't remember him getting his comeuppance in the anime.

>>157150611
They made Sara nicer in the anime too. Japanese fans said it's to appeal to Japanese sensibilities.

>>157148230
Didn't they bring it back? I thought it was active again since like 2007.

>>157150155
In one of the threads like last week some anon uploaded it all to mega I think actually. Should still be up.

>>157149817
Their Little Women actually changed the part where Jo was going to sue the teacher for whipping Amy. Fans said it's probably because WMT is a darling child of the PTA.

>>157150676
It's ded again after Konnichiwa Anne on 2009.

>>157150731
make a thread to find out which work they should adapt and then we can all email them

File: O3qbX8P.jpg (74KB, 342x465px)

74KB, 342x465px

This is my favorite

File: Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair.jpg (182KB, 667x991px)

182KB, 667x991px

Not WMT but close enough.
Why don't American boast about this?

>>157151252
>american cartoon
Bet the little nigga cucks the whiteboi in the end.

>>157151313
What? This is anime not american cheap flash cartoon.

>>157149377
>Watch first episode of this
>It doesn't start off with any maid raping jokes

Why the fuck even bother?

>>157149817
>>157150717
Is there an actually sub or dub available of Little Woman? I looked around a while back when nyaa was still up but there was only raw dvd stuff that didn't have seeders. Used to watch that shit in german when I was a child.

File: tms-treasure-island.jpg (143KB, 550x553px)

143KB, 550x553px

Don't forget about the WMT knock-offs that in some cases are even better than the real real. Like Dezaki's ones.

>>157151973
I'd love to just see raws of this.

>>157151973>>157152120
There's a dub available. No subs.

>>157152120
Well I actually managed to find this:
http://freemovienavianime.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-3144.html

>>157152154
Sauce?

File: 1474563321276.png (1MB, 800x601px)

1MB, 800x601px

>>157152049
Why did Dezaki's shows look so much better than their contemporaries? Put Treasure Island and Remi against Perrine or Gundam and they look a decade apart from one another.

>>157147746
Araiguma Rascal is quite good and bittersweet too, besides the very low budget animation.

Now search for "Kin no Tamamushi" on the panda and have your new childhood destroyed.

>>157152191
post some screencaps

>>157152223
Remi is really stylized while WMT always had normal direction. Remi is actually pretty low-budget too but he masks it with stylized freeze-frames.

Alfredo lives on in bread commericals.

youtube.com/watch?v=U_eCdOvNq1Q

>>157147746
Watched this in Arabic as a kid, I really loved it.

OFFICIAL WMT RANKINGS
>god tier
Princess Sara
Anne of Green Gables
Flanders
>good tier
Remi
Romeo no Aoi Sora
Perrine
Marco
>mid tier
90's Remi
Les Mis
American novella adaptations
Peter Pan
>low tier
Swiss Family Robinson
Modern Anne adaptation
Sound of Music
Katri
>shit tier
Bush Baby
Tico
That recent Greek soap drama

>>157152375
Also Rascal is mid tier meanwhile Lassie belongs to shit tier.

>>157150676
It flopped ratings wise,as expected.

>>157150650
Sara from My Little Princess?

File: 4th_grade_mama.jpg (76KB, 361x450px)

76KB, 361x450px

>>157152191
None of those links work for me.

We're in a horrible time for finding 'lost' anime.

>>157152375
This list looks classified by meter-o-suffering.

>>157152375
Missing Heidi in god tier, classic Remi should be higher and nu-Remi should be lower.

>>157152468
Yeah, in the original novel she was just an oddball while anime portrays her as a literal saint.

File: 1465763016258.png (758KB, 640x481px)

758KB, 640x481px

>>157152375
>Flanders
>god tier
>Heidi both not on god tier and not even listed while Dezaki's Remi is

>>157152551
Heidi doesn't belong to WMT franchise but it's indubitably god tier.

File: bestgirlfirstwaifu.jpg (120KB, 1028x798px)

120KB, 1028x798px

>>157152480
The PandoraTV links work for me but I have to disable my adblocker and it required Flash. And even then it's slow as fuck.

>>157152451
Can't have good ratings if you air it on a paid satellite TV channel.

>>157152595
Neither does Dezaki's Remi.
All so I'd say Robinson doesn't deserve low tier, and Before Green Gables is a mixed bag, as the adaption is pretty good but the novel itself is straight up fanfiction.

>>157152375
Princess Sara isn't even that good and treated as a 2ch meme. Sara looks ugly as fuck in the show and the animation is cruder than the majority of WMT franchise.

>>157152191
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p1j8ssektrsiqs6/1yUOi7ySH1/Little%20Women%20-%20Precursors?lst#/

>>157152749
>the novel itself is straight up fanfiction

Well, the author's dead.

>>157152776
Detected the Perrinefag.

Dunno why these two sub-fandoms can't get along.

>>157152776
Meh, who cares what 2ch thinks? They overrate Katri too much, IMHO.

File: lavinia.jpg (135KB, 800x600px)

135KB, 800x600px

>>157152776
Did she do anything wrong really?

>>157152898
Yes. Being a bitch. Glad when she got her shit slapped.

>>157152827
I fucking love you

>>157152776
I agree about it not being good (I hated how Sara just forgave everyone for torturing her) but I thought Sara herself was quite cute.

>>157152827
>perrinefag
Sarafags are the real issue. Still I can't understand how a docile character could have such a violent subfandom. Katrifags and Sarafags are the worst.

>>157152827
>Well, the author's dead.
Sure, but what i mean is that it really feels like fanction. I wouldn't have a problem if the tone matched the one of the original novels, but that's not the case.

>>157152956
People actually sent death threats to Lavinia's seiyuu at the time it was aired. That's not new.

>>157152898
I'm ot gonna lie that scene when she forced Sara to put on her shoes was pretty hot.

>>157152898
They were just kids. Miss Minchin was the real asshole of the show.

>>157152776
>>157152375
>>157153025
>>157152956

Wow, I watched this show randomly and I didn't know it was so popular.

>>157152947
>I hated how Sara just forgave everyone for torturing her

In the novel, she just leaves without a second though, not returning once after the reveal. She even had her own little verbal revenge vs Minchin when she begged her to return to the school, done tastefully and elegantly. I dunno if she forgives her but she basically says "She never liked me but I never liked her either."

>>157152956
What violence man? There's barely any people in the WMT fandom these days. I don't even know where Sarafags go in 2ch since their general gets spammed and shitposted to death.

>>157153025
That was pretty hilarious, especially since Lavinia's seiyuu was Anne.

>>157149817
I liked Peter Pan. Sure it was completely liberal and the writing generally wasn't the best but I loved the character design and animation. It was far more cartoony than their usual stuff.

>>157153108
It was quite big in Japan in the 80's but fell out of favor like other WMT shows after otaku became the main demographic in the anime market.

I reckon Heidi is the most popular, both in Japan and globally.

No I don't have proofs.

>>157152375
Looking at that list made me realize I have seen a shit ton of them.

But as >>157152480 said, it's kinda hard these days to find old shit, I wouldn't even mind if it's dubbed.

>>157152827
You just made this anon's day.

Thank you very much good sir.

>>157153226
And that's not even a remotely complete list.

>>157152560
>she was just an oddball

Reminder that in the original novel she almost called Ermengarde "stupid" before stopping herself. Also there's a scene where she rages against Emily after a hard day at work.

And in the original, original short story she's slightly a little more childish and self-centered and she just says she can't understand Ermengarde who doesn't like her uncle giving books to her as she will gobble them up if they were given to them.

>>157153213
Rascal is most popular in Japan just because of the mascot.

>>157152223
>>157152049
I think probably Anne is better than Treasure Island and Remi maybe those two are same level as Heidi and Marco. Then Sara just below those.

With regards to the animation its like the other anon said. Dezaki is influential as a director because he developed ways to make anime look cool and visually interesting while working on an extremely limited budget. A lot of his techniques are the same kinds of things you will see in Ikuhara, Shinbo and Anno works.

I just want to see a legit Secret Garden adaptation for the scene where Mary Lennox lambasted her Indian servants, calling them pigs and pretty much thought of them as subhuman.

>>157149112
>best adaptable literary works available

They didn't really work on really popular stuff, though. Heidi, Anne of the Green Gables, Marco, Romeo and most of WMT are based on pretty unconsidered stuff by most audiences; and to consider the WMT's crew's skill and effort to be separate from the rest of the industry is unhelpful.

>>157153279
>she rages against Emily
I wish they could put that scene in the show. It would be devastating.

>>157153302
I can believe that.

File: LucyMay5.jpg (35KB, 400x300px)

35KB, 400x300px

I'm watching Lucy May right now and it's comfy as fuck.
What's the general consensus?

>>157150155
Torrents are dead and the subber retired. It's either private, help from anons or https://anime.thehylia.com/downloads/series/romeos-blue-skies

Enjoy!

I want them to adapt The Little Lychetts. The MC is adorable and hilarious as fuck. Story starts out like Sara where her parents died and she's left penniless in a boarding school. But she and her little brother that just returned from India got adopted by her maid's family, and there she begins to learn the life of the poor folks.

She starts off really quite arrogant. And she really wants to be adored by her little brother, only for him to keep calling her "ugly", which is a sore spot for her. Not to mention the little brother ends up getting more attached to her (ex) maid over her, leading to her jealousy. One hilarious yet sad incident is when she brings him a Grimm fairy tale book for his birthday after saving her allowance for it but he ends up not caring about it as he's been gifted a piano instead by the maid's family.

File: image09.jpg (48KB, 640x480px)

48KB, 640x480px

>>157153333
The one we got was fine aside from the early episodes about the fucking cat.

>>157153428
10/10 best comedy and best lolis

>>157153361
Yeah, it's a shame. It shows just how much she's clinging to her make-believes to go through her hard days.

>>157153428
That scene of the big brother slapping the loli on the right was wonderful.

>>157153561
The direction is too fucking wacky for me. It's supposed to be a solemn work.

>>157153226
Shit, I was meant to say haven't seen*

>>157153275
Yeah, I went to check the wikipedia page and was baffled by how much shows I missed... and will be difficult if not downright impossible to find.

>>157153686
Have you seen the italian Wikipedia? That shit is the fucking canon of western adaptations into anime, it's fucking great.
Also, why has no one bothered to make a rip of the subbed films of Sinbad, which are in Amazon Prime?

>>157154207
Need jap credit card to buy it.

>>157154255
It's in american amazon! All three of them.

https://www.amazon.com/Night-High-Noon-Wonder-Subbed/dp/B06Y3K37NV/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1493811515&sr=8-6&keywords=Sinbad+anime

I would totally buy the World Masterpiece Theater boxset if it wasn't Japanese only. I wish these fucks were as good at international distribution as they were 35 years ago.

>>157153334
The visibility of those works depends a lot of your country, period and exposition to the local literature. There is no denying that they had to do their research but these are not obscure works under any point of view.

With that said, I think you misunderstood (understandably seeing other posts) my intention with my separation of their efforts with the rest of the industry. My original goal was to attack the "deification" that some anons may have for these works and their staff. Basically, rather than attacking the rest of the industry I was trying to convey that these works have several advantages that original works lack.

In a certain way is like comparing Studio Ghibli's works with anime made for TV by an average studio. While the difference in this case is not that big (Ghibli's output is not even considered "anime" by many), a comparison remains unfair.

It was kind of weird how they made Judy Abbot into a school kid instead of a college student especially given the romance with the benefactor.

File: baka.png (18KB, 966x112px)

18KB, 966x112px

>>157153488
>>157150155
It's on BakaBT

>>157154306
>not available outside the US and Puerto Rico

Fuck me.

>>157154394
The thing is those particular works have never been for the most part revered as works of literary greatness. Sure they are more solid material than your average show might be working with but hardly any of it is thought of as genius.

>>157154306
Shit, hopefully this thread will make someone rip that shit soon.

>>157154394
Oh, I understand. All these works should be treated fairly and given the circumstances of their production, I agree. It is to no point to compare Heidi to Uchuu Kyoudai, for example.

>>157154428
Not everyone has BakaBT, and the link I provided, even though it's limited to 10 dls a day, is good enough.

>>157154508
I hope so.

>>157150703
I could only find peterpan. Could you link it?

>>157154744
There is a DD link here: https://anime.thehylia.com/downloads/series/romeos-blue-skies

>>157154495
Hmm... I really don't think we should walk that path since it's extremely subjective what is and what isn't a work of genius. However, I think we can all agree that these works did survive the test of time.

There is also another 2 factors to keep in mind: these adaptations have to be "all public friendly" and need to be adaptable into a TV format. Both of them reduce considerably the amount of works available.

>>157154570
> All these works should be treated fairly and given the circumstances of their production

Exactly... and much better said too.

Damn it, I need some sleep.

>>157154744
Oh shit was that the one I was thinking of? My bad.

>>157147777
>It was slow at the start but I felt close to all the characters at the end
Yep, that's pretty much every WMT series. They really understand how to write characters, not just character archetypes/tropes.

>>157154822
Some might have been popular in some places enduringly but I don't really think many of them are considered great literary works. I think it's pretty unfair to characterise it as something you have to do a bad job of to fuck up. Depending on the staff involved there are quite obvious fluctuations in quality throughout the run of shows. The fact that they may already be beloved to so many people gives you a whole multitude of ways to fuck up that aren't available in an original work. They're just different kinds of challenges I don't think either one is less than the other though.

>>157155268
Actually, you have a point. It's disingenuous from me to underrate the effort that takes to adapt one of these works. While it may differ it's indeed not an easy task.

Hell, as far as I remember the same people that adapted the respected LoTR trilogy also adapted the repudiated Hobbit "trilogy". (Correct me if wrong)

> They're just different kinds of challenges I don't think either one is less than the other though.
Completely agree.

>>157148971
No jealousy at all either when the brother gets a crush with another girl.

>>157152947
>torturing her
Come on now. She had it rough, but I wouldn't call it a torture compared to what Remi or Marco had to go through.

>>157158338
Marco is actually treated mostly well by the folks he met on the way.

Remi on the other hand...

File: images.jpg (20KB, 351x143px)

20KB, 351x143px

>>157147746
shit any of you remember Christoper Colombus anime?

>>157158635
I do.

Pretty downer ending, if I remembered correctly.

>>157158416
>Marco
Whoops I meant Nello.

>>157158755
Anyone else here agrees that in the end Nello basically committed suicide? The book pretty much said that he despaired with everyone treating him so badly as he was a kind boy who only received kindness for the rest of his life.

It's not that far-fetched as another novel by the same author had an innocent village girl throwing herself into the river after she had been tricked by a painter who two-timed her.

>>157158338
A torture doesn't always have to be physical. It was especially worse for someone like Sara because she was never accustomed to that kind of lifestyle.

>>157158947
Remi and Nello weren't accustomed to it either.

File: littlewomen.jpg (24KB, 364x280px)

24KB, 364x280px

Best show.

>>157152776
I think Sara is kind of a second tier WMT myself. There were things about it that bothered me and sometimes it was quite an effort to endure the bullying and abuse. I'd probably put all the Takahata WMT ahead of it myself. I know one guy gets particularly bothered by people who think Anne is the best because it had a spurt of popularity on /a/ after the BD was subbed but I've seen a good number of them besides those.

>>157159740
People have nothing up against Anne, It's a beautiful masterpiece but Annefags are literally the cancer of WMT community.

>>157159740
I think Sara had an interesting direction myself. The way the scenes and the music and the characters' facial expressions blend were great. Perhaps not as good as Takahata's WMTs but definitely one of the top tiers.

I feel like they could've adapted book Sara perfectly if they wanted too, just by the few scenes where she had her death glare on. I can see why an adult would be unnerved by it.

>>157159850
Honestly, this community is too small to have actual cancerous group in it.

>>157159850
People who have seen Anne and nothing else and then declare it the best are an annoyance but I can't see how anyone can have an issue with someone who has seen a good portion of them and still holds that opinion.

>>157159931
It's probably like 5-10 people heavily into watching them that keep these threads alive when they pop up. Then the random people who stumble in to mention the show they watched in their childhood.

>>157159950
Anne of Green Gables is my favorite anime too, but Annefags are people that falls into the former category. Any other "somethingfags" (Sara, Perrine,etc.) are also cancerous in my opinion.

>>157160071
At least we still get people drawing fanarts on Pixiv. Recently there's that Flone challenge where people are told to draw her in a cute way.

>>157159850
Why is coming here always like reading a Tolkien and then engaging someone about the Hobbit yaoi fandom?

>>157160083
I'm not sure if it's my absolute favourite but probably top 3 when you get down to that kind of level it's hard. It's the only show I've ever bothered to do so much work to watch though I think.

What's the first WMT you finished boys? Mine's Anne, I think, back then with the shitty subs.

Anne is the best. Robinson 2nd,Heidi 3rd.

>>157159931
>she had her death glare on
You mean her "oh please don't punish me ma'am please" look? I don't remember any other glare besides that.

>watch Anne
>wants more
>ends up reading a shit ton of other Montgomery books

I feel like she's one of those rare woman writers who cater to men too, since her heroines are usually cute and hilarious. Even back then, college boys read Anne after all.

>>157160189
You'll always have faggots. Still classic anime threads are the most civil threads on /a/.

>>157160278
You gotta watch it again then.

File: 30 years old.jpg (144KB, 636x957px)

144KB, 636x957px

>>157153488
>If you want to save the file, you may have to right-click and choose "Save As" instead of simply clicking on the download link.
>To be able to download more than 5 files in any 24 hour perion, you are now required to be a donating member.
That's nostalgic, feels like it's 2004. Thanks!

>>157160339
Old anime threads are the same popular shit over and over again though. Got bored reading the same shit over and over again.

File: Tom Sawyer no Bouken - 06.wmv_snapshot_19.47_[2013.04.10_17.33.08].jpg (35KB, 640x480px)

35KB, 640x480px

>>157160248
Tom Sawyer no Bouken with french subs and then raw.

>>157160248
Same. I started watching it that shitty encode and then said fuck that and cobbled together the BD subs.

>>157160382
You can always leave anon. It's not like we're forcing you to stay.

>>157160396
I watched the first episode and I'm not sure if I'd want more. Thinking to pick up the novel instead.

>>157160396
I really want to watch this. I wonder if the raws are still around after nyaapocalypse.

>>157160453
I think it's delightful. Besides, the pig chase in the first ep is remarkably well animated, the show reveals its cards right away.

>>157160529
If it comes to that, I have the whole series.

>>157160396
First animu I find with slavery taking place not in fantasy land, and actually enslaves black people instead of cute monster girls.

>>157160699
>this is what actually Japanese otaku thinks about slavery
It's a sad world.

>tfw seen Anne, Heidi and Dezaki's Remi already
Is it all downhill from here?

Are there a list of series you'd consider WMT-likes? Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair, Laura the Prairie Girl, Anime Himitsu no Hanazono (Secret Garden), Piccolino no Bōken, Jungle Book Shōnen Mowgli, Anime Sanjuushi (The Three Musketeers), Cinderella Monogatari, Nobara no Julie, Robin Hood no Daibouken, Watashi to Watashi: Futari no Lotte, Shirayuki Hime no Densetsu, Kaze no Shoujo Emily (books from the same author as Anne)

Most of which are Sub Fucking Never status.

>>157160248
The Trapp Family.

I just got back from seeing Sound of Music on stage and decided to watch it. It was fucking fantastic so I'm on a journey to watch them all.

Watched Anne, Sara, Trapp, Peter Pan. Little Women's next for me.

>>157162566
Italian Wikipedia has everything.