Scramble Wars: Tsuppashire! Genom Trophy Rally
1992 • Artmic
- Format
- OVA
- Aired
- 1992
- Episodes
- 1
- Status
- Finished
- Studio
- Artmic
- Genres
- Comedy · Science fiction · Sports
Take the characters from a number of sci-fi based animes, a stage not unlike "Wacky Races," super deformed madness, and general insanity and what you get is Scramble Wars. While Scramble Wars does include characters from the original Bubblegum Crisis, Gall Force and Genesis Survivor Gaiarth, it also has a few other characters from other animes such as AD Police and Riding Bean. It doesn't matter if you loved or hated any of these series, as long as you've seen at least one of them you'll have a great time watching this, though the insanity is so generic that it really doesn't matter if you haven't seen any of the animes featured in Scramble Wars.
Wacky Races! No not really, but close enough. Genom is holding a race; the winner will receive the Genom Trophy! Woohoo! Yay! Enter, Priss on her Motoroid, Linna and Nene, Sylia and Mackie, a Boomer... A Boomer?... okay... and characters from other animes already mentioned a million times. All will be racing against each other to win this prestigious trophy for some reason. And all of them will do anything to win it...
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Scramble Wars: Tsuppashire! Genom Trophy Rally was released in 1992 as an original video animation produced by Artmic, a studio renowned for its contributions to the mecha and science fiction anime genres during the 1980s and 90s. The production was conceived as a parody of the popular Bubblegum Crisis series, shifting the tone from gritty cyberpunk drama to a lighthearted, comedic race. By featuring a crossover of characters from Artmic's various titles, the project functioned as a self-referential celebration of the studio's portfolio at the time.
The animation design reflects the aesthetic hallmarks of early 1990s character design, prioritizing fluid, expressive movement to suit the slapstick nature of the rally theme. While it remains a niche entry in the studio's history, it is noted by collectors for its meta-commentary on the anime industry and its willingness to poke fun at the intense, high-stakes narratives that typically defined the studio's catalog. It was met with modest interest as a novelty piece for fans who were already invested in the broader Artmic universe.
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