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BACCANO

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Baccano! Opening Parodies refer to a series of parody videos for the opening theme movie in the anime adaptation of Japanese light novel series Baccano! (Japanese: バッカーノ!)[1] written by Ryōgo Narita who is also the author of Durarara!!. The parody videos has been occasionally posted to the Japanese video sharing service Nico Nico Douga (NND) since 2007.

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The TV anime series for Baccano! aired 13th episodes from July to November 2007 at a Japanese satellite broadcasting station WOWOW. The opening movie was made as a homage to the opening title of a 2000 film Snatch[2] because the author is known as a fan of Guy Ritchie[3] and Baccano! is much inspired by his ensemble-cast dramas.


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Left: Baccano! Opening Movie | Right Snatch Opening Title

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The anime didn't get so much attention compared to other anime titles in that year because it wasn't aired on regular TV channels. However, its American film-flavored opening credit movie has been sometimes set to a subject for mimicking among amateur animators, and there are many hand-drawn animated parodies on online video hub sites. The amount of those parody videos posted to NND is over 100[4] and many of them are reprinted to YouTube.[5]

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Left: Hetalia | Right: Gintama

Left: Gundam 00 | Right: Tiger & Bunny

Left: Harry Potter | Right: Attack on Titan

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[1] Wikipedia – Baccano!

[2] Wikipedia – Snatch (film)

[3] Wikipedia – Guy Ritchie

[4] niconico Douga – Search results for the tag BACCANO!OPMAD

[5] YouTube – Search result for the keywords バッカーノ op パロ



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BACCANO

About

Baccano! Opening Parodies refer to a series of parody videos for the opening theme movie in the anime adaptation of Japanese light novel series Baccano! (Japanese: バッカーノ!)[1] written by Ryōgo Narita who is also the author of Durarara!!. The parody videos has been occasionally posted to the Japanese video sharing service Nico Nico Douga (NND) since 2007.

Origin

The TV anime series for Baccano! aired 13th episodes from July to November 2007 at a Japanese satellite broadcasting station WOWOW. The opening movie was made as a homage to the opening title of a 2000 film Snatch[2] because the author is known as a fan of Guy Ritchie[3] and Baccano! is much inspired by his ensemble-cast dramas.


[This video has been removed]


Left: Baccano! Opening Movie | Right Snatch Opening Title

Spread

The anime didn't get so much attention compared to other anime titles in that year because it wasn't aired on regular TV channels. However, its American film-flavored opening credit movie has been sometimes set to a subject for mimicking among amateur animators, and there are many hand-drawn animated parodies on online video hub sites. The amount of those parody videos posted to NND is over 100[4] and many of them are reprinted to YouTube.[5]

Various Examples



Left: Hetalia | Right: Gintama

Left: Gundam 00 | Right: Tiger & Bunny

Left: Harry Potter | Right: Attack on Titan

Search Interest

[Not Available]

External References

Editor’s Note: Registration is needed to browse the original videos listed in this section.

[1] Wikipedia – Baccano!

[2] Wikipedia – Snatch (film)

[3] Wikipedia – Guy Ritchie

[4] niconico Douga – Search results for the tag BACCANO!OPMAD

[5] YouTube – Search result for the keywords バッカーノ op パロ

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Recent Images 1 total


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