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"The dragon is Power! Once they were our equals. Today humans control the dragon. To race. Compete. And Fight. At nearly 200 MPH. Now it is time. Dragons are once again ready to be released..." Dragon Booster is a high octane action/adventure series that takes place in a futuristic world where dragons and humans coexist. This mythic hero saga plays out in Dragon City, the principal city on the planet, where the popular sport is dragon racing. Artha Penn, an ordinary teenager, is plunged into an incredible adventure when he is chosen by Beau, the gold dragon of legend, to be the Dragon Booster. Together they are charged with the task of saving the world from an impending dragon-human war and uniting humans and dragons once and for all. Not only does the evolving storyline and characters make this award winning show something of a rarity for western TV animation, but so does the look of the show. This all CGI production combines the best of anime and western style animation along with the best of comic book graphic illustration to produce a new visual experience. Outstanding cinematography, special effects and vivid colors add to the visual depth of the 3D world while still retaining a rich cel-like appearance. Couple all this with interesting characters and stories along with an exceptional musical score and it creates a show that is a treat to watch.
Explore the areas below to learn about the show. If you're new to Dragon Booster, a good place to start is The Dragon Temple.
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Kiki Kakuchi
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Throughout her work, Kiki Kakuchi explores a range of themes and motifs that reflect her interests in identity, memory, and the human condition. One of the most recurring themes in her art is the concept of "in-betweenness," or the state of being suspended between different worlds and identities. This theme is reflected in her use of liminal spaces, such as abandoned buildings and landscapes, which serve as metaphors for the transitional nature of human experience. kiki kakuchi
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For art enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in exploring the fascinating world of Japanese modernism, Kiki Kakuchi's work offers a rich and rewarding experience. Her art continues to inspire, educate, and delight, ensuring that her legacy will endure for generations to come.