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''Papa-Papo'' is a cartoon series created and produced by Japanese born Brazilian cartoonist, Ypê Nakashima, which consisted of 12 cartoon shorts from 1959 to 1963. | '''''Papa-Papo''''' is a cartoon series created and produced by Japanese born Brazilian cartoonist, Ypê Nakashima, which consisted of 12 cartoon shorts from 1959 to 1963. | ||
The series revolves around the misadventures of Papa-Papo the parrot and his friends and foes. | The series revolves around the misadventures of Papa-Papo the parrot and his friends and foes. | ||
==Production and Perservation== | ==Production and Perservation== | ||
[[File:Screenshot 20210914 165516.png|thumb|right|180px|Photo of Ypê Nakashima filming one of the shorts ]] | [[File:Screenshot 20210914 165516.png|thumb|right|180px|Photo of Ypê Nakashima filming one of the shorts.]] | ||
According to Ypê Nakashima's son | According to Ypê Nakashima's son Itsuo Nakashima, the series was produced by Ypê with the help of his mother but never commercialized this claim could be wrong, as the series was mentioned in the Brazilian newspaper ''A Nação'' at the time of its production. | ||
Also said by Itsuo Nakashima, the shorts were filmed with a Bolex movie camera and shot on 16mm film reels, it is unknown who currently owns these reels and if they still exist. | Also said by Itsuo Nakashima, the shorts were filmed with a Bolex movie camera and shot on 16mm film reels, it is unknown who currently owns these reels and if they still exist. | ||
In Itsuo's own words: | In Itsuo's own words: | ||
<blockquote | <blockquote>"''Papa-Papo'', the parrot? | ||
He did I think a dozen or thirteen episodes, and he produced them, he animated them, finished them, without a team, I think it was him and his mother maybe, they filmed them on a 16mm that is still there today.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TPE5HEJrAs Fifth part of | He did I think a dozen or thirteen episodes, and he produced them, he animated them, finished them, without a team, I think it was him and his mother maybe, they filmed them on a 16mm that is still there today."<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TPE5HEJrAs Fifth part of a YouTube documentary series about Ypê Nakashima's works.] Retrieved 14 Sep '21</ref> | ||
"He was probably inspired by the example of Hanna Barbera and wanted to create his own production company to make his cartoons."<ref>[https://cultura.estadao.com.br/noticias/artes,um-tributo-ao-pioneiro-do-desenho,380750 News article about Ypê Nakashima's works.] Retrieved 14 Sep '21</ref></blockquote> | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery mode=packed heights=150px> | <gallery mode=packed heights=150px> | ||
Screenshot 20210914 181106.png|Screenshot from a Papa-Papo short. | Screenshot 20210914 181106.png|Screenshot from a ''Papa-Papo'' short. | ||
Screenshot 20210914 181020.png|Newspaper featuring Papa-Papo. | Screenshot 20210914 181020.png|Newspaper featuring ''Papa-Papo''. | ||
Screenshot 20210914 181436.png|Main character of the series in Ypê Nakashima's movie, | Screenshot 20210914 181436.png|Main character of the series in Ypê Nakashima's movie, ''Piconzé''. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Title card of the first short.
Status: Partially Found
Papa-Papo is a cartoon series created and produced by Japanese born Brazilian cartoonist, Ypê Nakashima, which consisted of 12 cartoon shorts from 1959 to 1963.
The series revolves around the misadventures of Papa-Papo the parrot and his friends and foes.
Production and Perservation
According to Ypê Nakashima's son Itsuo Nakashima, the series was produced by Ypê with the help of his mother but never commercialized this claim could be wrong, as the series was mentioned in the Brazilian newspaper A Nação at the time of its production.
Also said by Itsuo Nakashima, the shorts were filmed with a Bolex movie camera and shot on 16mm film reels, it is unknown who currently owns these reels and if they still exist.
In Itsuo's own words:
"Papa-Papo, the parrot?
He did I think a dozen or thirteen episodes, and he produced them, he animated them, finished them, without a team, I think it was him and his mother maybe, they filmed them on a 16mm that is still there today."[1]
"He was probably inspired by the example of Hanna Barbera and wanted to create his own production company to make his cartoons."[2]
Gallery
Screenshot from a Papa-Papo short.
Newspaper featuring Papa-Papo.
Main character of the series in Ypê Nakashima's movie, Piconzé.
References
- ↑ Fifth part of a YouTube documentary series about Ypê Nakashima's works. Retrieved 14 Sep '21
- ↑ News article about Ypê Nakashima's works. Retrieved 14 Sep '21