JAPANESE ANIME LOVER REACTION / Voltes V: Legacy - One epic ride | Featurette 2022
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In this video you can see my reaction to Voltes V 2022.
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0:00 Introduction
0:50 Reaction
4:25 Comment
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Most of the cartoons we Filipinos grew up watching were actually Japanese anime. Some of them we didn't even realize were Japanese.
Hahaha...i cant imagine how we understand the language before ..it dont have dubbing yet🤣
Voltes v will be released in 2023, wait brother😍😍😍😍
@@margauxxander4488 all the Anime i watched in 1990s
were Tagalog dubbed tho.
Cartoons :(
@@margauxxander4488 i dunno what you're talking about, Voltes V had both English and Tagalog dubbed back in the day when it originally aired.
One Reason why Voltes V was beloved by Filipinos is because of the Theme
Voltes V is about Family, and Filipinos have strong Family Bond which makes us relatable to the Anime
No. It's about aliens trying to invade Earth. Don't try to be intellectual. Hindi bagay sa iyo.
No. It's about aliens trying to invade Earth. Don't try to be intellectual. Hindi bagay sa iyo.
Votes v is my childhood fav. Anime of all time..and until now,I still know how to sing the opening and ending theme song,even if I don't know nihongo...
Actually many Filipino graphic artists and animators work for Disney, Marvel, etc. Some of the popular characters in Walt Disney movies are created by Filipino animators. Anime series have always been the past time of many Filipino chuldren since the 1970s so it's not surprising that a Philippine network have an adaptation of this well loved anime series in the Philippines.
Really? Name one Disney character created by a Filipino.
@@eatsmylifeYT andami na puro short movies lang kaya di ka updated. Si Wave, pilipino ang gumawa no'n
@@princejhoabetagle7053 Si Wave, minor comic character lang ng Marvel. Disney movie pinag-uusapan, hindi comics. Hihirit ka lang, mali pa.
Besides, dalawa ang creator ni Wave. Isang Koreano at isang Pinoy. Bakit kailangan pa makipag-partner ang Pinoy sa isang Koreano para lang maka-create ng superhero?
Uulitin ko. Name one Disney character that was CREATED by a Filipino.
@@eatsmylifeYT I'm crying in the sign of Happy Tears. I ever cry for someone before, and this is for her. She is such an inspired person and truly deserves this more than anything.
@@eatsmylifeYT Mikee Sevilla, I think one of the animator of Raya and encanto, Im not sure if sya tlga ang gumawa o animator lang
i love japanese culture, their animation and their loyalty to their homeland. I'm from Philippines
this is one of the legacy of Japanese mecha anime. all the new generations of mecha anime came from them. from astro to this and then to gundum and so on. to note some anime finish products that are popular are created in the Philippines like one piece. all though the mangaka and the main studio is in Japan. so you could say that Philippines and Japan have been working together for a long time already to bring some of the anime we love today.
Filipinos are behind the greatest animated and movies of Disneys, Pixars and Warner brothers even the Legedary Batman.
This Anime was first shown during the first Marcos Era, it was stopped during Martial Law, and children back then would yearn for its ending. The craze was passed down to 80s and 90s Children
The reason why Voltes V is popular in our country because most kids wanted to own a Robot toy, we only have 2 free TV channels before, Favorite past time are animes, afternoon was anime time for kids for 90s kids.
Hahaha...i just started watching ur rv...im a voltes5 fanatic when we are kids...its our favorite...it is air in late afternoon so we always hurried home to watched it🤣🤣🤣
I love the ending song of Voltes V! I really hope that they will still use it as the ending song for Voltes V Legacy, maybe in English or Tagalog version. It will really give that vibe.
Me too
Mabuhay Pilipinas! Lets volt in!
To clarify, it did not "suddenly get popular somehow in the PH these days". It has always been popular here in the PH since like, the 80s and its popularity simply never dropped. It "stayed popular", not "suddenly got popular again". Even with its fame in the 80s, PH television channels still continued to air the anime up til the late 2000s. It's so popular here that it is a song readily available in all our Karaokes. Maybe that's why TOEI decided to do this project with us. Because they can see the love the Filipinos have for this series. Perhaps even more so than the Japanese themselves. Also, there's a reason why Voltes V resonated so much with the Filipino people. I remember my grandpa, who was a mayor during some dark times here in the PH, telling me that Voltes V somehow gave people enjoyment (and even hope some would say) during one of our country's darkest times (years).
This show was popular in the Philippines in 1978 until then President Marcos pull the plug on this in 1979.
@@tangkad99 and it was still as popular after it aired again after his reign
Voltes V never left the Filipinos heart since 70’s 😁👍
I grew up watching Voltes V (Five) and after 45 years, I get to watch the whole thing again plus the ending.
Wow, really a Japanese here much more excited too 😄 🇵🇭❤️🇯🇵 #letsVtogether
Japan Toei animation had permit GMA7 to remake it into live action, reason pinoys loves anime voltes V or five it gives a sparks inspiration and imagination of the kids of late 60’s,70’s, 80’s , 90’s and up-to today of new century, the voltes V anime sparks idea of freedom and revolution during the time of 70’s time of the Marcos era., the anime was removed and canceled from Philippine prime TV , the anime series was not finish, but in 90’s it was back to complete the anime story in cinemas ., GMA7 decided last chapters was made into movie. Basically pinoys waited so long for final chapters to be view. Voltes V also followed by Daimos.
Its one of the best anime showed in the philippines
My dad telled him about his younger self watching the 80s version of it , he totally have fun and he is now wanting to watch the new version that made him proud
It was the sound track and the robot transformation for me during that time. It was new and hyped.
So happy, that was my generation. Tears 😂 of joy!!!
Voltes V is part of my childhood before I got into Gundam and Robotech
T'was very popular in the Phils. in the early 80's. My son grew up with V5 and Transformers. He was crazy about them. I remember sending him toys and robots of V5 and Transformers from Japan where I was working for years in Tokyo. There's a certain charisma about Voltez 5 that I also enjoyed watching w/ my son back in the days. Sending him betamax tape (there was no CD or VCD yet those days) with it made him more crazy😁.
It's not early 80's but late 70's. Late pres Marcos banned it before it finishes it's final episodes. That is why we viewed it again when it was re played it in the 90's with my son. . I even rented in video city it's original vcds of all episodes and bought my son it's audio cassette tape.
Voltes V was re broadcasted in the Philippines up until the like around 2000-2005. So a lot of younger generations still know it.
I am now 49 years old, and I grew up watching this here in the Philippines. I think it was sometime between my preparatory school age and kindergarten age when I would watch this on TV. I even memorized the song when I was small and, take note, in Japanese language. Hahahha! 😁❤👍Never mind that I didn't understand any word in the theme song's lyrics, but I just love Voltes V. I still love Voltes V. This brings back so many fond childhood memories for me. I'm so excited to watch this!
Some of the reasons why Voltes V is still widely popular here in the Philippines is because:
- For most Filipinos (myself included) it was our first super robot anime as kids. The show literally had reruns for several years, and was brought back during the 80s (after the show was banned during the Martial Law era) and found a brand new audience, alongside the fans who first watched it during the 70s. Then it was brought back again during the 90s, as well as in the early 2000s. That is over 40 years of reruns and a large generation of fans who grew up watching Voltes V on local air TV here in the Philippines.
- The story about family is something that is highly appealing to Filipinos. It made the whole story more relatable to more Filipinos, because we can relate to parents being away from their kids, due to the OFW phenomenon that is still persistent to this day.
- We have, in a way, adopted Voltes V as our national super robot. While it is made and produced in Japan, we Filipinos are the ones who kept him relevant and popular for over 40 years and still is popular to this day.
The colors of Voltes V is the same with the Philippine Flag
@@christiananasco8937 so is Combattler V, Gundam, and Getter Robo. But they aren’t as popular to pinoys now are they?
@@diobrando19 Combattler V and Getter Robots, perhaps. Gundam, however, remains popular although mainly the alternate universes and not the original Universal Century series.
That was an excellent explanation brother. The fact that it was so popular during 70’s and 80’s that only 30% of the population that time owns a television set and some kids ( including me ) had to watch it from outside their neighbours windows. Other kids with tv in their house had to fight with their dads over FPJ’s movies to watch😂😂😂
And also bcoz of the theme song.... alien? alien...😂✌️
I miss japanese anime voltes five,
I used to watch voltes five anime when I was in high school😭
I know in japan combattler V was popular than voltes V but in 70s voltesV was banned before in the philippines and they got another release since 1999 to 2000 with full episode and ending too
Back then, we didn't really have many fantasy/superhero shows native to the Philippines. So most of our 80's-90's shows for that genre are either from the US or Japan. I remember growing up with Bioman.
We Firipin are really excited about it! Actually we can't wait!!!😍🇵🇭♥️🇯🇵👏🙏
It didn’t just go famous just now but way back in the 80’s. This is a well-loved anime which most of the Filipinos grew up with. Old generations to new generations are so well-attached to this anime. Well, Filipinos have been a fan of anime since the beginning, it completes the childhood days and keeps the old ones young at heart.
Voltez V is very famous here in the Philippines in the 80's. It was so famous that it was banned by the government because its theme revolved around resistance and rebellion and that didn't sit well with a dictatorial regime at that time. Years after the cancellation and martial law era, it was re-aired again by the very same channel, GMA. Imagine our joy when it was re-aired again because finally we can witness how the series will end.
I got the voltes V sound track as my ring tone 😁
Voltus 5, that's how we called it in Indonesia, was a very famous Japanese cartoon back then. And yes, we called it Japanese cartoon because the word 'anime' wasn't popular at the time.
It was the first anime I've ever seen and I think Transformers was inspired by this series.
some japanese excited to watch this Voltes V Legacy Live Action and TOIE INC. has already give their appreciation to this project.
I so love the song
Just hearing the song sometimes makes me cry
This anime may be old, but it scared the sh!t out of a dictator in the Philippines in the 70s because of the last episodes that show rebellion of the people oppresed by evil rulers and oligarchs. Those last episodes were banned and were just shown only after the dictator had fallen in 1986.
Mema k din no stay away from politics here
Wow I love your reaction ..love from Philippines 🥰🇵🇭🙏 Japan ❤️ voltes v
I think the reason for the popularity is that fact that it is among the first "cartoon" - anime that was a series. something about the characters unfold every episode. It wasn't simply a day to day routine of the characters. I found it even more interesting when I read the whole story about the heirachy of the Bozanian (one horn, two horns) and how they ended up interacting with earthlings.
Looking forward. I'm excited.
Hope GMA does justice to this classic (in my book).
"Why is it so popular in the Philippines?", because for majority of the Filipinos at the time, this was our first introduction to Anime! Along, with Mazinger Z and the other "giant robots", the Go Rangers, and Sanrio, this in a way was our first exposure to Japanese culture. Of course many years before that there was the 1960s TV series "The Samurai", Gigantor, Astro Boy (Atomo), but this was by far the big wave of Japanese shows (hence, culture) that was imported by the Philippines in the late 70s/ early 80s.
You should see the newest Voltes V(Five) trailer for 2023.
Voltes V was the first anime that was dubbed in Tagalog hence the fame here. Anime was not even a word in the Phils back then
It's actually Voltes Five. "V" is the roman numeral equivalent of the number 5 . I grew up watching this in the 1980's.
Filipino loved anime in general and that VoltesV probably the greatest of all that even made them remake a realistic movie of it collabing with TOUEI company in Japan I believed.
We grow up watchin japanese anime in 80's astroboy, voltes v, voltron.. gundam.
I was 7 years old when i first watch the Japanese cartoon anime voltes v and now im 28 i really miss to watch this 🥰😘😘😘
This is one of my most watched Japanese cartoon,wayback 1980's
Thanks for the reaction sir...as me waiting ti see this series..its my childhood fave robot😘😘😘
It was the first anime, together with Mazinger Z, to be syndicated in the Philippines. There were earlier anime circulated but not syndicated, like Astro Boy and Gigantor to name but two. Voltes V and Mazinger Z opened up the floodgates for anime viewership in the Philippines, hence, their closeness to the Filipino heart.
This anime was aired late 70s in the Philippines. It was not finished due to the coup d'etat in the story that the government of the Philippines under that time feared people would follow. This was in the era were Marcos ruled with martial law. Then it was showed again and again in the 90s and even had a tv special aired for the last few episodes. This is why it was very popular in the Philippines.
Actually the Catholic Womens League demand to stop airing voltes v because of too much violence during Marcos administration. Search to find the truth.
@@maryannnase5517 Marcos Loyalist spotted.
Marcos is a hero
@@haynaku3093 Sure, they were also plunderers with multiple cases won against them
@@AlphaDraconis369 yeah but all the evidence are invented by AQUINOS and cojuangcos the book is lying
We’ve been watching Voltes V since the 80s
I love Anime until now💜
#VoltesV😍😍
You should watch the japanese anime. It's my childhood anime. Growing with voltes v in the 90's is so awesome.
Nice reaction Shin-san.
Is our pleasure to being thank you for the original voltes v who where the first doing this kind of anime
Voltes V(five) is aired in Japan I think 60s or 70s but the Voltes V is aired in the Philippines in 80s and 90s that's why it is sooo popular here in the Philippines.
Every pilipino kid that grew up in the 70 80 90and even 20000 grew up watching this
Very simple actually. Because both the opening song and ending song are both CATCHY, especially the ending song is heart warming. Combine them with a Mecha robot.
Im the one who addict in voltes V b4 when i was elementary😂😂😂❤❤❤
@Shin Smith Hi! The final trailer has been released!
But look up Negi Kitsu's channel here because he put English and Japanese subtitles to it (the official "Mega Trailer" GMA uploaded doesn't have those).
young kid during the 70's, i love voltes 5, mazinger Z and daimos...all robot heroes!
Anime culture are deep rooted into the society here
Filipino love voltes 5 during 90's
its because this is the 1st anime that was aired in our country followed by astroboy and daimos. and my uncle told me that voltes v was the series that was aired after mazinger z ends and then it became popular up to my generation. i was 4 years old back then when i first watched voltes v that was way back 1989 and im sooo into robots and voltes v was my favorite since then it became my habit to watch it every night at 7pm me and my older brother are sooo fanatic of it. that is why voltes v plays a major role in my childhood days because this anime is the main reason why im an anime fan from my childhood up to now.. 😊😊😊
the very first episode of Voltes 5 was shown on the day after my youngest brother was born, .... It was Friday, May 5, 1978 (brother was born May 4th), and we had a black and white TV back then....
Hurriedly went home from hospital expecting to watch american cartoons (I think it was supposed to be Fantastic Voyage)...but was surprised to see a different "cartoon"
the next monday at school, everyone was abuzz about the "new cartoon on channel 7"
other robot anime followed....
kids can no longer be seen on the streets when the robot animes started...
cancellation of all robot shows mid-way made it a legend....
replaced by Candy Candy and the other shojo anime....
Because of reairing the anime in almost every new decade lol. It's not just a popular anime, It has become a pop culture icon for Filipinos.
i am number 1 fun of voltes 5 since birth
The Voltes V is REAL!
This series VoLtes v is catered to Filipino audiences so that is why they used the local dialect.
We used to watch this in the 80s
Voltes 5 is probably the most famous anime in the Philippines.
All Filipinos know it even if they are not anime lovers.
No, not all Filipinos know it.
Im big fan of voltez5 back then im 90s kid
Paano ka magiging fan eh spelling mo pa lang, hindi tama?
some history: voltes v and mazinger z and other classic super robo were popular and then banned by the dictator so it also symbolized freedom against oppression
My favorite movie V-5 when I was elementary. 👍🇵🇭
I loved this Japanese Anime Voltes V when I was a teenager. And of course, I would like to watch the Pilipino version. I like Julie Ann San Jose as she sang the theme Voltes V, I love it.❤❤❤
One of the children's favorite anime
You should watch the teasers too
Its become history of PH when the time of Marshall law in the PH the first anime was Voltes V that hold to airing in PH then after that All first anime or OG Anime was airing in PH that is why kids in 90a hook in Japanese Anime we love it thank you for Japanese Writer that complete and become happy our childhood days even know we are always excited to all Anime Otaku 😁🥰🥰
There is a new trailer. It has 80 episodes to start airing this Jan 2023
I started to watch Voltes V when I was 4 or 5 because my Dad let me watch it cuz he's a fan of Voltes V and I became a fan too. And fun fact this is my first Anime♡
I watched a lot of Japanese anime and this one is very nostalgic.
Did you know that some of the graphic animator of avengers etc are Filipino. All you need is a good program and time to create realistic cgi.
They really need to compensate fairly.
Our favourite when i was in elementary day's, mazingerZ also
Anime is way bigger in the Philippines back then.
Bigger Fan based than the source(Japan)
Many Adaptation of Anime like Princess Sarah and many more, and now Voltes V will have a live adaptation here in the Philippines.
for me its amazing! the designs, it can also be use for a video game
it was aired on the PH on the 80s and replays on the 90s so those generations that grew up with it loved it
you can even hear the song use for political jingles
now those generation is excited to see their childhood show come to life
We love anime so much i remember when i was grade 2 wahahha before i go to school i finish it lol no absent as in lol😂😂
Rise japan/Rise Philippines 👍👍live action
Voltes Five is all time favorite japanese robot cartoons along with Daimos and Mazinger Z
HEY!!! IT'S COMFIRMED!! NEXT YEAR WE WILL GOT THE SHOW HERE
I'm really surprised that it's only popular in the Philippines. Next you'll say you never heard of Bioman - which I don't know why shouted "Voltes V" in its intro.
The V is actually read as FIVE. Its roman numeral for 5
Goosebumps GMA
I cried when Voltes V cartoons ended last December 24, 1999 (When I first saw it on GMA)... I thought, it won't be back on Philippine TV. Hehehe.
Omg well there are hoponesa of reac in voltes V thank you
even the villains of this show are actually well written in the anime. Looking for ward to watching more episodes of Voltes V Legacy.
i loved japanese animes since 90s
Voltes V (a japanese cartoon) june.4,1977 tv asahi
im Filipino I love it
Of course most successful movies and animation in the world were done by the Filipinos..,🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🥂
That anime is so popular in ph. Way back 90s
Marvel, DC & Disney employed many filipino artists….