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The duo has worked together on a number of songs, one of the most famous being Animaniacs fan-favorite Yakko’s World.įor the ending song, Go!! Fighting Action Power! (Theme from Bravoman), British gaijin rock band Area 11 performs the anime-inspired song composed by Area 11 leader Sparkles*. In addition to its A-list cast, Bravoman also features an amazing lineup of musical talent, including the cartoon reunion of Rob Paulsen with Emmy® Award-winning composer Randy Rogel for the Bravoman theme song. “It is through the passion and dedication of this voice cast that Bravoman and his world have come to life, and through their efforts and commitment that the rest of us have been inspired to make Bravoman something special for all to enjoy.”īravoman (Rob Paulsen) and Alpha Man (Rob Paulsen) come to life

“Bravoman is one of our most popular web comics, and we are excited, grateful and humbled that such an amazing group of actors has come together for the cartoon,” said Rob Pereyda, Producer and Editor-in-Chief of ShiftyLook. Emmy® Award winner Rob Paulsen (Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain) as Bravoman, Alpha Man, additional voices, Annie Award nominee Dee Bradley Baker (Clone Wars, American Dad) as Doctor Bomb, Anti-Bravo, additional voices and Romi Dames (Winx Club, Hannah Montana) as Waya Hime, additional voices will bring the world of Bravoman to life when the cartoon releases Spring 2013. (TYO: 7832), announced today the voice cast, musical lineup and more for its upcoming cartoon Bravoman: Super-Unequaled Hero of Excellence.

BRAVOMAN SHOW SHIFTY LOOK SERIES

Thankfully, every episode of all three series have been saved by fans and are still viewable today.Īll in all, the ShiftyLook project ended in failure and was quickly forgotten by Bandai Namco, leaving it as little more than an internet curiosity and odd piece of the company's history.NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc., a subsidiary of NAMCO BANDAI Holdings Inc. All three used to be able to be seen on their YouTube channel, but that too has since vanished from the internet. ShiftyLook also produced three web animation series, two based on the Bravoman and Wonder Momo comics, and a completely original series based on Mappy. Thankfully, enterprising fans have managed to preserve all the comics in their entirety and archived them for viewing. UDON, a partner with them during their tenure, would later release the Bravoman, Wonder Momo, and Katamari comics in volume trades.

According to Jim Zub, this was because Bandai Namco had a change in management, and the new people in charge didn’t feel the initiative fit their plans, and as such, it was phased out. All of its comics were ended, but remained accessible until September 30th, 2014, when the site was taken down completely. In March 2014, Shifty Look announced its closing.

Largely an attempt to reach out to the western market and revive some of their series (specifically games from the 80's and 90's). ShiftyLook was a website dedicated to official Web Comics based off of various Bandai Namco Entertainment properties.

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