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"We Were Born To Fly" (Fan Made 80's Version Of G-Force)

Ani And The Sound Bites

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"We Were Born To Fly" (Fan Made 80's Version Of G-Force)

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Ani And The Sound Bites
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For all the fan's who loved G-Force like be back in the day here you go, a song I wanted to make in dedication to a very epic show that was amazing... Also want to give a huge shout to a good friend of mine who mention if I can make a song for this wonderful anime. So... Tavares here you go bro and thanks for the request, this was a great anime to grow up with. G-Force: First aired in Japan: October 1, 1972 Finished: September 29, 1974 Total episodes: 105 It was produced by Tatsunoko Production. Who created it? The original Gatchaman was created by Tatsuo Yoshida, one of the founders of Tatsunoko Production. The series was developed as a combination of science fiction, superheroes, action, and ninja adventure. What was it about? The story follows five young heroes recruited by Dr. Nambu to form the Science Ninja Team Gatchaman. Their mission is to protect Earth from the evil organization Galactor, which wants to conquer the planet using advanced technology and powerful machines. The original team was: Ken the Eagle — the leader Joe the Condor — the tough, rebellious second-in-command Jun the Swan Jinpei the Swallow — the youngest member Ryu the Owl — the team's pilot They used cool vehicles, weapons, ninja skills, and their famous ship, the God Phoenix. One really cool thing is that the original Gatchaman was much darker and more serious than the American G-Force adaptation. It dealt with themes involving war, environmental destruction, misuse of science and technology, sacrifice, and even death. So basically: 🇯🇵 Science Ninja Team Gatchaman (1972–1974) → the original Japanese anime 🇺🇸 Battle of the Planets (1978) → first major American adaptation 🇺🇸 G-Force: Guardians of Space → another American adaptation using much of the same Gatchaman footage. And yep... the OG Gatchaman is the REAL source behind the G-Force characters you and I know.