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Mazochungo
| Website | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Mazochungo |
| Owner/Maintainer: | Jacobo de Pedro |
| Dates: | 2001 - Ongoing |
| Type: | Vintage Animation |
| Fandom: | Panfandom |
| URL: | https://www.mazochungo.net/ |
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Mazochungo is a Spanish website that has been serving as a dedicated platform for vintage animation series from around the world, with a particular emphasis on those aired on television channels in Spain, whether on a national or regional level. The site describes itself as "a small corner dedicated to nostalgia. And to television, cartoons, telecommunications, the railway and Japanese culture."
Established in 2001, the website continues to be accessible today, offering a diverse range of features and content. One notable aspect is the blog section, where the site's maintainer shares insights and discussions regarding various topics, such as music themes adapted for TV shows, dubbing actors, and anecdotes related to vintage animation series. In addition, Mazochungo provides comprehensive lists of animation series broadcasted or released on video in Spain, as well as articles delving into the history of anime in Spain.
The website also houses an image gallery showcasing screenshots, articles exploring the culture of Japan, and a catalog highlighting the owner's personal collection of tapes and series. An active community thrives on Mazochungo through its forum, where users can ask questions, engage in discussions about vintage animation, or even trade and purchase tapes and other collectibles related to the beloved era of vintage animation.