旧情報と新情報という感じ。
感想文は、なにかを比較して「違い(ギャップ)」を書くといいのかも。
a 「課題作品」と「同作者の他の作品」の比較
b 「課題作品」と「同テーマの他作家の作品」の比較
c 「課題作品を読む前」と「読んだあとの自分の気持ち」の比較
d 「課題作品を読んだ他の人の意見」と「自分の意見」の比較
(「他の人の意見」は実在でもいいし、架空でもいいかも。
「WWJD」(What Would Jesus Do? もしイエス様だったらどうなさるだろう?)
みたいに。もし漱石だったらどう思っただろう、とか)
e 「課題作品」と「課題作品の一部を変更したもの」の比較
(結末を変える、主役を変える、視点を変える、舞台を変える…)
Here are some stitched remains of the TV Tokyo Bomberman Jetters website, which was a website mostly comprised of images and src links and thus was unfortunately mostly unarchived due to nobody manually archiving it and the strain of archiving images in 2004 :( More stitches, translations and interesting stuff under the cut
ボンバーマンジェッターズ
Bomberman Jetters
毎週水曜日
夕方6時30分~7時00分
テレビ東京系列にて好評放送中!
Every Wednesday
6:30pm-7:00pm
Broadcasting on TV Tokyo!
番室ムービーを見る▶
Watch the movie ▶
Hudson Game Navi
Studio Deen
CONTENTS
トップ Top
ストーリー Story
スタッフとキャスト Staff and Cast
キャラクター紹介 Character Introductions
いままでのお話 The story so far
次週予告 Next Week’s Notice
~ CD発売のお知らせ!~
CD notice of release!
ボンバーマンジェッターズ」のオープニングテーマ
すわひでおさんが歌う「僕は崖っぷち」のCD発売だよ!
The opening theme of Bomberman Jetters
The CD of “Boku wa Gakkepuchi” sung by Hideo Suwa is on sale!
「僕は崖っぷち」
歌:すわひでお
発売日:2002年11月20日(水)
品番:POCE-7302
価格:¥1,050(税込)
発売元:株式会社コナミミュージックエンタテインメント
販売元:ユニバーサルミュージック株式会社
KONAMI
"I'm on the edge of a cliff"
Song: Suwa Hideo
Release date: November 20, 2002 (Wednesday)
Item number: POCE-7302
Price: ¥1,050 (tax included)
Publisher: Konami Music Entertainment Co., Ltd.
Distributor: Universal Music Co., Ltd.
Konami
[とじる]
[Close]
スタッフとキャスト
Staff and Cast
- STAFF -
原案:ハドソン
監督:小寺勝之
シリーズ構成:前川淳
キャラクターデザイン:
メカニックデザイン:常
音響監督:郷田ほづみ
音楽:丸山和範
アニメーション制作:スタジオキ
製作:テレビ東京・NA
連載:月刊コロコロコミック
Original draft: Hudson
Director: Katsuyuki Kotera
Series composition: Jun Maekawa
Character design:
Mechanic design: X
Sound Director: Hozumi Goda
Music: Kazunori Maruyama
Animation production: Studio x
Production: TV Tokyo, NA
Serialisation: Monthly CoroCoro Comic
いままでのお話 The story so far
無限に広がる大字宙ー。
The infinite space of large villages.
ここは様々な星に様々な人々の住む世界。
This is a world inhabited by many different people on many different planets.
And “Bay Bay Town,” a city on the “Jetter planet” surrounded by beautiful seas, is a multi-ethnic city where people from various planets have settled. Shirobon is a member of the “Jetters,” a space vigilante group based there. Shirobon is a “bomber-
選仗
忘操
ン」と
シロボン
が、夏
継ぎ、
手に、
(I can’t really make out anything cohesive from that….)
るポム技
-Bomb technique
ターしてい
Person who works (A stretch, I barely know what this could be)
ブロフェツサーバグラー
Professor Bagura
ボムサィエンスの天才科学者にしてヒゲヒゲ団の首領.
The genius scientist of bomb science and the leader of the Hige Hige bandits.
Dr. アィンとは,ボムサイエンスをともに学んできた仲であリ,ライバルてもあった.
Dr Iein and Bagura learned bomb science together, and are also rivals.
[世界にひとつしかないもの」を奪いコレクションしている.
He steals the unique things in the universe and collects them.
キャラクター紹介
Character Introductions
ジエッターズ・メンバー
Jetters Members
シロポン
Shirobon
ポンバー呈人の男の子。
A young boy who is a bomberman.
伝説のボンバーマンと称された兄、マイティに悩れ、ジェッターズの一員となる。
He was troubled by his older brother, Mighty, who was called the legendary Bomberman, and became a member of the Jetters.
明るく朗らかな性格だが、まだまだ頼りない一面も。しかし、心の奥には熱い間志を秘めている。
He has a bright and cheerful personality, but he’s quite unreliable. However, he has a passionate ambition deep in his heart.
ボンゴ
Bongo
ドドンバ星人。
An alien from Planet Dodonpa.
普段はボーっとしているように見えるが、キャラボンの匂いを感知する特殊能力がある。
He usually seems to be in a daze, but he has a special ability to sense the smell of Kyarabon.
メカに強く、宇宙船から電子レンジまで何でも直してしまう。カレーが大好きな大食演。
He’s smart with mechanics, and fixes anything from spaceships to microwave ovens. He loves curry.
ガング
Gangu
Dr. アインが、かなり昔に作りあけた
Dr Iein made him a long time ago.
万能ロボット。
An all-purpose robot.
あらゆる惑星のデータがインプットされている。
Data of all planets are input.
とにかくよくしゃべる。
He’s very talkative.
ポンゴにいつのまにか改造されてしまい、新しい機能を身につけることも。
He can be modified by Bongo at any time, and acquire new features.
▶そのほかの登場人物
Other characters
I’ve organised all the image parts separately, mostly for personal archival reasons, but if you for whatever reason would like to see here you go :]
CD, Staff and Cast, Next Week’s Notice, Story, Story so far
Discolor + May’s always humming something- out now★←
Instagram@HarryTeardrop
Twitter@harryteardrop
★新曲のコンセプト、制作、レコーディングについて教しえてください。
この曲では、まずインストルメンタルから始めました。ドラムのプログラミングそれに合わせてギターやベースのパートを書きます。最初は歌詞はありませんでしたが、「Discolor」という言葉だけが頭の中に浮かんでいました。なぜその言葉が潜在意識に浮かんでいるのか、それが私にとって何を意味するのかを考えました。数日間歌詞を書いたり書き直したりしているうちに、「I won't quit even if I'm discolored(変色しても諦めない)」というフレーズが浮かびました。この曲は、自己不信に直面したときに希望を見つけること、そして自分自身の道を辿ることがどれほど困難であってもそれに従うことについての歌です。
私は5歳のときにドラムを始めました。記憶に残る限り、音楽はずっとそばにありました。11歳か12歳のときに曲を書き始め、高校の時にGaragebandでプロデュースする方法を学び、Soundcloudで本当にひどいデモ音源をリリースしました。18歳のときに "Harry Teardrop"として最初の曲「Chinatown」を発表しました。当時の自分をほとんど認識できないくらいですが、それが私の音楽の本格的なキャリアを築けると愚かにも信じるきっかけとなりました。それにもかかわらず、それに伴う困難があるにせよ、私はそれをうれしく思っています。もし自分を出し切っていなかったら、東京の新しい友人であるあなたとは繋がることはなかったでしょう!
★Please tell me about the concept, production and recording of the new single .
Thank you! I'm so happy it resonates with you. For this song, I started with the instrumental. I usually start with programming the drums on my computer and then write the guitar/bass parts over that. I didn't have any lyrics at first but I had just the word, "Discolor". I thought hard about why that word was floating around in my subconscious -- what it means to me. After a few days of writing and re-writing the lyrics, I wrote the line "I won't quit even if I'm discolored". To me, the song is about finding hope in the face of self-doubt. It's also about following your own path, as challenging as that may be.
★what does your creative process ?
My creative process is so scattered. I never really know why I want to make something. It just feels like an itch that I need to scratch. Musically, it usually starts with making an instrumental idea on my computer. But I also write poetry, make visuals, sometimes make clothes or spraypaint-- it all comes from the same place. I just try my best to be honest with what I'm doing.
★Can you tell me about your new music video?
I made the video with my good friend Soren Harrison, who's from London. A few months ago he told me he was going to be in New York. I knew I wanted to make a video with him because I've been a fan of his work for over 4 years now. I actually finished the song the day before he flew into New York and then we shot the video the day after. It was all so spontaneous, just going around my favorite spots in the city. Some of them are places where my first memories were formed like the Natural History Museum and Central Park. As with pretty much everything I do, there was no budget. I'm so grateful he was willing to DIY it with me because he usually makes videos with way bigger budgets. That's love.
★who are your musical influences?
I have too many to name but a few of my favorite artists are The Cribs, Bill Evans, Mazzy Star, Ride, The Replacements, and My Bloody Valentine.
Growing up though it was Oasis, Blink-182, The Strokes, probably The 1975 too.
★can you tell me about your personal history?
My mom is from Vietnam, my dad is from China. Right after they had my brother Grey (Push Ups), they moved to NYC for school where I was born. Our family moved around a lot when Grey and I were growing up. I grew up split between NYC, Portland, Oregon, Shanghai, and Orange County, California. Somehow we always turned to music to make sense of our changing world. 6 years ago, I moved back to NYC for school and started releasing music as "Harry Teardrop". I'm still figuring out my life with each new day but I just feel grateful to be here on this earth.
★how did you start your music career?
I started playing drums when I was 5 years old. Music has been around as long as I can remember. I started writing songs when I was 11 or 12 and then learned how to produce on Garageband when I was in high school, releasing really shitty demos on Soundcloud. I put out my first song as "Harry Teardrop", "Chinatown" when I was 18 and even though I barely recognize the person I was back then, it led me to foolishly believe I could make a real career out of my music. I'm glad it did, despite the challenges that come with it. If I had never put myself out there, I would never be connecting with you, my new friend in Tokyo!
★how do you feel about the scenes around you ?
Do you have any connections with other bands?
Creative people in New York are always bumping into each other. I feel like everyone knows each other or knows a friend of a friend. Even though I'm friendly with so many artists coming out of New York right now, I don't feel like I'm part of any particular scene. I'm not a band, nor am I an electronic artist. I'm somewhere in between. I'm also an Asian American artist which is rare, even in the most diverse city in America. That's how I've been my whole life though so I'm used to that feeling. I'm just happy I get to live in a city where new ideas are being exchanged every day.
★Are there any Japanese artists you listen to ?
Yes! I listen to a lot of Japanese music. Most recently, I've been really loving that new Cruyff album. Some of my favorite Japanese artists are Supercar, ART-SCHOOL, Number Girl, m-flo, Strawberry Machine, Quruli, Daisuke Miyatani, and Rei Harakami.
★You and SATOH(LINNA FIGG/Kyazm) follow on Instagram each other. How did you get to know each other?
I love SATOH! They're so cool to me. I don't remember how we found each other, maybe through lil soft tennis. But I'm a big fan of how genuine their music feels. Linna figg and I had a facetime call recently, I was surprised by how good his English is! I really want to learn Japanese but it's convenient that a lot of people in Tokyo speak English. We're working on playing a show together in Tokyo later this year. I'm just trying to find a sponsor to fly me out there, so if you know of any brands that would be interested, let me know!
★Are there any other Japanese musicians you are close with?
I've never met any of them in person but I know DYGL, SATOH, Lil Soft Tennis / Heaven, and JUBEE, to name a few. I know once I go out there I'll make so many friends. Just the thought is so exciting to me. I really want to DJ a party while I'm out there too.
★What are your current/dream goals for the upcoming ?
My main goal for 2023 is to release my debut album "Inbetween Webs" in the fall accompanied by memorable visuals. I also want to play shows in London and Tokyo. In the grand scheme of things though, I just want to inspire people, have my own house with huge windows, and have a cat, a wife, maybe kids someday. Until then, I'll take every win I can get.
★ The appeal of your music is a hot topic in Japan, and you have many passionate fans. Do you have a message for your Japanese fans?
That's so crazy to me! Such a big part of music is the cultural identity aspect. Sometimes I feel more understood by people in Japan than even here in the US because I'm Asian so they can see me for who I am. My mom was also an English teacher in Japan in the 90s, so I grew up with a love for Japanese culture. That love has only grown as I've gotten older and discovered my favorite artists from there. I can't wait to come out there and party my brains out hahaha.