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| Format | Multiple Formats, NTSC, Animated, Color, Limited Edition, Collector's Edition |
| Contributor | Peter Fernandez, Tatsuo Yoshida, Teiji miya, Kinya Aikawa, Ryko Kinomiya, Kei Tomiyama, Katsuji Mori, Michiko Nomura, Hiroshi Sasagawa, Jack Grimes, Corinne Orr, Jack Curtis, Tadashi Hirose, Junko Hori, Yoshiko Matsuo See more |
| Language | English |
| Number Of Discs | 1 |
| Runtime | 5 hours |
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SPEED RACER:VOL 2 (COLLECTOR'S EDITIO - DVD Movie
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In this second set of adventures, Speed and his friends race against a madman's robot-controlled car in "Race for Revenge." Trixie gets jealous when Speed pays too much attention to the pretty title character in "The Girl Daredevil." In "The Desperate Desert Race," the gang is taken prisoner by rebel army leader Ali ben Schemer, a character who may offend Arab-American viewers.
When Mach Go Go Go debuted in syndication in the U.S. as Speed Racer in 1967, the series had been extensively re-edited to excise much of the violence. These edits cause some continuity problems: in "Girl Daredevil," new tires appear on the Mach-5 between two scenes, and a villain steals the car, although it was out of gas minutes earlier. As the exploits of Speed, Trixie, Sparks, Spritle, and Chim Chim remain a touchstone for fans who grew up watching them, members of Gen-Y are unlikely to be troubled by these awkward moments. (Unrated, suitable for ages 6 and older: cartoon violence, tobacco use, minor ethnic stereotypes) --Charles Solomon
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : Unrated (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 7.75 x 5.5 x 0.75 inches; 3.2 ounces
- Director : Hiroshi Sasagawa
- Media Format : Multiple Formats, NTSC, Animated, Color, Limited Edition, Collector's Edition
- Run time : 5 hours
- Release date : May 18, 2004
- Actors : Katsuji Mori, Corinne Orr, Peter Fernandez, Jack Grimes, Jack Curtis
- Studio : Lions Gate
- ASIN : B0001US62S
- Writers : Peter Fernandez, Tadashi Hirose, Tatsuo Yoshida
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #148,704 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #10,871 in Kids & Family DVDs
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The continuing episodes are as follows:
Race For Revenge (part 1)
Race For Revenge (part 2)
The Desperate Desert Race (part 1)
The Desperate Desert Race (part 2)
The Fire Race (part 1)
The Fire Race (part 2)
The Girl Daredevil (part 1)
The Girl Daredevil (part 2)
The Fastest Car on Earth (part 1)
The Fastest Car on Earth (part 2)
The Mach-5 vs The Mach-5 (part 1)
The Mach-5 Vs The Mach-5 (part 2)
So, the ongoing exploits of Speed Racer continue! On to volume 3!!
This is the second volume of a five volume series, and contains episodes 12 to 23 of the famous cartoon series of the sixties.
It starts off with "Race for Revenge (Part 1)" and "Race for Revenge (Part 2)". In these episodes, Speed works with Inspector Detector to track down a mysterious black car known as the X3. The main clue is the phrase "Melange still races", which leads them to a brother/sister team named Slash and Lilly Marker.
The next two episodes are titled "The Desperate Desert Race" (Parts 1 & 2). Characters named Kim Jugger and Ali Ben Schemer co-star, and things get hot for the Mach 5. Schemer is a trusted member of the Flathill rebel forces, until he "rebels against the rebels."
Next come "The Fire Race" (Parts 1 & 2), and the return of Racer X in a fast paced politically oriented thriller.
Quote from Racer X:
"I've risked my life to save your treasure. Now, you gentlemen must come to some agreement. Compromise. Open your borders to the world some of the time."
"The Girl Daredevil" (Parts 1 & 2) introduces the skilful Twinkle Banks, black panthers, a bad guy named Cornpone Brotch and a circus full of tricks.
`The Fastest Car on Earth" (Parts 1 & 2) follows, with the theft of a powerful engine named the GRX and a villainess named Oriana Flub.
The grand finale is "The Mach-5 vs. the Mach-5 (Parts 1 & 2) with Dr. Nightcall making a copy of the Mach 5 for the evil Professor Cumulus.
There aren't any extras listed, but each pair of episodes has links to some hidden information and clips.
Recommended for all new Speed racer fans with one comment - make sure you tell your kids that hiding in car trunks only works in cartoons, and they should never try it for themselves.
Amanda Richards, May 22, 2008
What fun these are to watch with an adult viewpoint! Now this was "serious" stuff when the show first came out but it's so campy it's cool now!
Brings back alot of memories, and painful sores from trying to jump my bike like the Mach 5!
A must for anyone old enough to remember this show from the 60's or someone looking for a fun show to watch.
It's interesting to compare cartoons from this period to those of today. People were actually hurt and killed in these old cartoons, though over-all there was less violence. Perhaps it was better to show the consequences of violent actions? Anyway, the stories continue to be entertaining to me even today.
Completely enjoyable.







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