The Best of G-Force

I really enjoyed this animae and with purchase the others, too.

What it is, is great! But I wish there was more.This is a blast from the past for me. But I felt like it is just a teaser. Perhaps more to come... hopefully

Been trying to find this cartoon for some time. Although I would like more episodes, having some is better than none. Quick purchase to rec'd turn around and product was in excellent condition with no problems when viewed. Was very glad to see the episodes selected were some of more important ones regarding the history of the team. Still amazed by the creativity of the vehicles in the show (the good guys, not the animal/insect like machines).

DVD at Betamax Quality. but its 80s. what can you expect

I was very disappointed in this DVD because I mistakenly though that it was the "Battle of the Planets" G-Force that I grew up with (with 7-Zark-7, Mark, Jason, Princess, Keyop, Tiny, & Zoltar). It was not. Mark was called "Ace Goodheart", Jason was called "Dirk Daring", and so on. 7-Zark-7 was not even in it. I threw the DVD away; it was worthless to me. Just know what you're getting into before you purchase it, which I should have done. No one's fault but my own - I believe the information was listed, but I either chose to ignore it or didn't read it at all, can't remember. I believe the DVD contains 7 episodes. Oh yeah, different voices for the characters too, not Casey Kasem, et al.

If you watched G Force as a kid this will bring back memories. As an adult, I now realize what horrible quality it is and such low-budget.

THEY ARE THE MOST ACTION PACKED

It seems that fans of this 70s anime come bred into two schools of thought: old-school heads who are fans of the Americanized 'Battle of the Planets' version, or more hardcore anime cultists who swear by the original and uncut 'Gatchaman' version. Having had the chance to enjoy both, I find both versions to have their own charm and merit. I also grew up with the BOTP version, and did not see Gatchaman(sp?) until I was in my early 40s. BEST OF G-FORCE presents re-dubbed English-speaking versions of 7 of the uncut Gatchaman episodes (though I question whether I'd consider these seven eps among the "best" of the series. But when you've got over 150 eps from which to choose and a limited amount of time in which to do it, you grab what's closest and get to work.) It has been hard for me to find ANY G-Force DVD material for under $30, so this might be a decent investment. The episodes on here were fun, though I will warn any younger anime fans reading this that you will find the animation style VERY DATED by modern standards. This is good old-fashioned fun. If you're my age, it's something cool to show your kids.

A+