I'm trying to compile a list of all cel painted anime that's

>>319679
cont.

1998 - Ao no 6-gou, Change!! Getter Robo: Sekai Saigo no Hi, Cowboy Bebop, Kidou Senkan Nadesico: The Prince of Darkness, Perfect Blue, Seihou Bukyou Outlaw Star, Serial Experiments Lain
1999 - Jin-Rou, Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan - Tsuioku-hen, Shoujo Kakumei Utena: Adolescence Mokushiroku, The Big O, Turn A Gundam
2000 - NieA Under 7, Vampire Hunter D

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>>319679
Transformers the Movie (1986)

>>319679
You have listed my museum. I didn't know that Tenshi no Tamago had that much of appreciation. The truth is it was back in a day basically forgotten after the first view. No one returned to it.

>Gauche the Cellist
Where I can find it in proper HD with proper sound?

>>319805
>The truth is it was back in a day basically forgotten after the first view.
I don't understand this sentence at all.

As for Gauche I know animebytes has a torrent of it.

>>319812
>I don't understand this sentence at all.
No one cared about it?

I saw it the first time during mid 90's in Japan during my deployment there. No one cared about it back then. I tried to find out more about it but no luck.

Back then there was no internet. All this hype about it came alive much much later. I think you kids are quite lucky.

>>319828
Oh yeah, I heard that was the case. Though it really seems weird to me. It's so unique, weird, mysterious, atmospheric and immersive that I just can't imagine how people could brush it off. I showed it to a lot my irl friends and even those who don't watch anime were at least intrigued by it and would ask me what I think about the meaning etc.

>>319835
>I just can't imagine how people could brush it off.
I couldn't back then.

My buddies just walked into our video room, took a look at it and then walked out because they saw nothing of interest. That was the environment. I was (and still am) able to follow Japanese shows in Japanese. Those ones who weren't (the majority of the unit) had no interest towards any Japanese speaking show.

>>319835
It was forgotten the same as many experimental films are.
Belladonna too was practically a missing film until recent years.
Internet brings these things up. Angel's Egg is widely regarded as an important classic now in the more in-depth-to-the-medium anime circles.

>>319843
What are some other similar anime to those two? I mean experimental nad pre-2000.

>>319845
Animations that Tezuka himself made.

>>319846
You mean his experimental shorts like Jumping or Broken Down Film? Seen those, anything else you can recommend?

>>319848
Not me. I remember once seeing some list about animators that have done experimental shorts but I don't have it.
I'm sure you can dig up something if you look further than some myanimelist threads that are just going to list something like Shaft titles.