Hana to Chou
花と蝶
“Early color animation where butterflies rescue a bird; red rose aids only matching red butterfly.”
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Early color animation where butterflies rescue a bird; red rose aids only matching red butterfly.
An early color animation which uses the color to help tell the story. Three butterflies save a bird that falls out of it's nest during a rainstorm. The butterflies decide to ask the flowers for cover, but the red rose will only help the red butterfly since they are the same color. (Source: AniDB)
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- 5/10 “Hana to Chou, or "The Flower and the Butterfly" by Noburou Oofuji is not just the first full colored Japanese animation on film, it also uses the idea of being able to distinguish colors on film as...”
- 5/10 “Rate a 5 Japanese Raw Genres:art film, drama, musical Special note First Color & Synchronized sound. Story Speaks for its self. Good time ruined by a bad event. Friends staying loyal to the end....”
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A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Hana to Chou begins and ends here.
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-5037
A Movie Production · Fall 1954
- Format
- 1 × 9′
- eps × min
- Total runtime
- 0h 09m
- all episodes
- Aired
- Oct 1954 – Oct 1954
- Fall 1954
- Source
- Movie
- media type
- Rated
- G
- All Ages
- Ref.
- BS-5037
- catalog