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''Time of the Apes'' was cobbled together from bits and pieces of a 1974 Japanese [[LiveActionTVTropes TV series]] from ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'' creators Creator/TsuburayaProductions -- ''SF Drama: Saru no Gundan'' (SFドラマ 猿の軍団, "Army of Apes: A Sci-Fi Drama). The series ran for 26 episodes and did not meet with much enthusiasm, not even from its "home crowd" in Japan. In 1987, enter Sandy Frank: buyer, producer, and importer of all manner of Japanese crap cinema. Sandy purchases the 26 episodes, gets rid of all but 4 or 5 of them, and [[CompilationMovie splices bits and pieces from these remaining episodes into a film. Kind of like a]] [[IncrediblyLamePun Sandy Frankenstein monster]] [[CompilationMovie pieced together from garage sale leftovers.]] This film [[FollowTheLeader capitalized]] on the ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' series. Though obviously (sometimes ''painfully'') Japanese, the dubbed version gives the characters [[CulturalTranslation English names]].
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''Time of the Apes'' was cobbled together from bits and pieces of a 1974 Japanese [[LiveActionTVTropes TV series]] from ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'' creators Creator/TsuburayaProductions -- ''SF Drama: Saru no Gundan'' (SFドラマ 猿の軍団, "Army of Apes: A Sci-Fi Drama). The series ran for 26 episodes and did not meet with much enthusiasm, not even from its "home crowd" in Japan. In 1987, enter Sandy Frank: buyer, producer, and importer of all manner of Japanese crap cinema. Sandy purchases the 26 episodes, gets rid of all but 4 or 5 of them, and [[CompilationMovie splices bits and pieces from these remaining episodes into a film. Kind of like a]] [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} Sandy Frankenstein monster]] [[CompilationMovie pieced together from garage sale leftovers.]] This film [[FollowTheLeader capitalized]] on the ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' series. Though obviously (sometimes ''painfully'') Japanese, the dubbed version gives the characters [[CulturalTranslation English names]].
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* AsskickingLeadsToAuthority: The Commander doesn't suffer fools lightly, not being afraid to use his physical strength to enforce hierarchy against Gebar.
* RankScaleswithAsskicking: The Commander backs up his position with physical prowess – he effortlessly floors Godo when the latter attacks him.
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* TechnoBabble: The explanation about the time travel but it sounds like Dr. Lee at the end is pulling this out of his ass.
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* TechnoBabble: The explanation about the time travel but it travel, which sounds like Dr. Lee at the end is pulling this out of his ass.
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* ShownTheirWork: The gorillas are quite gentle while the chimpanzees are vicious killers.
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The children Johnny (Jiro Sakaki in the Japanese version) (Masaaki Kaji) and Caroline (Yurika in the Japanese version) (Hiroko Saito) travel to visit the laboratory of Johnny's uncle. There they are given a tour by young female lab assistant Catherine (Kazuko Izumi in the Japanese version) (Reiko Tokunaga) and get to see the lab's cryogenic chambers. Unfortunately a severe earthquake strikes. Catherine, Caroline, and Johnny take shelter in the nearest available cryogenic chambers, which then activate when a rock falls on the on switch. They awaken in another time populated by a militaristic ape society, the outward appearance of which is similar to 20th Century Earth; the apes drive 20th century automobiles such as Buicks and Jeeps, carry M1 Carbine rifles, and wear Civil War era and 1970's clothing.
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The children Johnny (Jiro Sakaki in the Japanese version) (Masaaki Kaji) and Caroline (Yurika in the Japanese version) (Hiroko Saito) travel to visit the laboratory of Johnny's uncle. There they are given a tour by young female lab assistant Catherine (Kazuko Izumi in the Japanese version) (Reiko Tokunaga) and get to see the lab's cryogenic chambers. Unfortunately a severe earthquake strikes. Catherine, Caroline, and Johnny take shelter in the nearest available cryogenic chambers, which then activate when a rock falls on the on switch. They awaken in another time populated by a militaristic ape society, the outward appearance of which is similar to 20th Century 20th-century Earth; the apes drive 20th century 20th-century automobiles such as Buicks and Jeeps, carry M1 Carbine rifles, carbines, and wear Civil War era an odd mix of Civil-War-era and 1970's 1970s clothing.
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* TheAllegedCar: The Commander's car which looks a little beat up.
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* TheAllegedCar: The Commander's car car, which looks a little beat up.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The Commander doesn't suffer fools lightly, not being afraid to use his physical strength to enforce hierarchy against Gebar.
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* CompilationMovie: This was butchered from a 26 episode TV series to make a TV movie. It's bound to be rather confusing at many points.
* CynicismCatalyst: Gebar's wife and son; he believes that Godo was responsible for killing them, though their deaths were actually an accident.
* CynicismCatalyst: Gebar's wife and son; he believes that Godo was responsible for killing them, though their deaths were actually an accident.
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* CompilationMovie: This was butchered from a 26 episode 26-episode TV series to make a TV movie. It's bound to be rather confusing at many points.
* CynicismCatalyst: Gebar's wife and son; he believes that Godo was responsible for killing them, though their deaths were actually an accident. As it turns out, [[spoiler: Gebar himself was partly responsible]].
* CynicismCatalyst: Gebar's wife and son; he believes that Godo was responsible for killing them, though their deaths were actually an accident. As it turns out, [[spoiler: Gebar himself was partly responsible]].
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* InspectorJavert: Gebar, as a security chief for the ape regime, has a singleminded purpose in chasing Godo, even at the cost of his actual job. [[spoiler: It gets worse when it turns out Godo didn't kill his wife and son. He was ''helping'' them. In fact, Gebar shooting at Godo is what got one of them killed.]]
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* InspectorJavert: Gebar, as a security chief for the ape regime, has a singleminded single-minded purpose in chasing Godo, even at the cost of his actual job. [[spoiler: It gets worse when it turns out Godo didn't kill his wife and son. He was ''helping'' them. In fact, Gebar shooting at Godo is what got one of them killed.]]
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* NoNewFashionsInTheFuture: 70's style clothes look bad on people, just imagine those clothes on apes with crappy masks.
* NoPeripheralVision: Various apes are unable to notice the humans, even in conspicuous locations like through a wooden bridge.
* NoPeripheralVision: Various apes are unable to notice the humans, even in conspicuous locations like through a wooden bridge.
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* NoNewFashionsInTheFuture: 70's style If you think 70s-style clothes look bad on people, just imagine those clothes on apes with crappy masks.
* NoPeripheralVision: Various apes are unable to notice the humans, even in conspicuous locations like through the slates of a wooden bridge.
* NoPeripheralVision: Various apes are unable to notice the humans, even in conspicuous locations like through the slates of a wooden bridge.
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* PlotHole: Likely due to important scenes (or even entire episodes), being cut out, there are quite a view. At one point the gang is running from some Apes and encounters a bridge. Instead of just running across we cut to the apes walking across the bridge while the humans are now [[LiteralCliffhanger hanging from their fingertips.]] and slowly making their way across.
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* PlotHole: Likely due to important scenes (or even entire episodes), being cut out, there are quite a view. few. At one point the gang is running from some Apes apes and encounters encounter a bridge. Instead of just running across we cut to the apes walking across the bridge while the humans are now [[LiteralCliffhanger hanging from their fingertips.]] fingertips]] and slowly making their way across.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Commander, who is actually merciful towards the humans, and tries to see to their comfort. He even tries to appeal to them peacably in the end.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Commander, who is actually merciful towards the humans, and tries to see to their comfort. He even tries to appeal to them peacably peaceably in the end.
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* LightningLash: Gebar's electrical whip, used to discipline his subordinates for the slightest transgression.
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* WhipItGood: Gebar's electrical whip, used to discipline his subordinates for the slightest transgression.
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* NiceHat: Gebar's helmet.
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Subverted in that the monkeys are running an autocratic dystopian state.
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* InherentlyFunnyWords: Honestly, "[[UnfortunateNames Gebar]]".[[note]]It's pronounced "gay bar".[[/note]]
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* InherentlyFunnyWords: Honestly, "[[UnfortunateNames Gebar]]"."Gebar".[[note]]It's pronounced "gay bar".[[/note]]
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* VillainousBreakdown: After he fails to kill Godo again, Gebar simply resorts to begging the UFO to just let him kill the human. Then it reveals that he killed his own child, and is [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone reduced to a sobbing mess]].
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* VillainousBreakdown: After he fails to kill Godo again, Gebar simply resorts to begging the UFO to just let him kill the human. Then it reveals that he killed his own child, and he is [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone reduced to a sobbing mess]].
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* TheMutiny: There's apparently a rebellion against the Commander by a group of his officers, though given how much of the series' footage was cut during the conversion to a film, we only first hear about this when the Commander is showing up to talk the rebellion's leaders into standing down.
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* InherentlyFunnyWords: Honestly, "[[UnfortunateNames Gebar]]".
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* PlotHole: Likely due to important scenes (or even entire episodes), being cut out, there are quite a view. At one point the gang is running from some Apes and encounters a bridge. Instead of just running across we cut to the apes walking across the bridge while the humans are now [[LiteralCliffhanger hanging from their fingertips.]] and slowly making their way across.
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* InspectorJavert: Gebar, as a security chief for the ape regime, has a singleminded purpose in chasing Godo, even at the cost of his actual job.
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* InspectorJavert: Gebar, as a security chief for the ape regime, has a singleminded purpose in chasing Godo, even at the cost of his actual job. [[spoiler: It gets worse when it turns out Godo didn't kill his wife and son. He was ''helping'' them. In fact, Gebar shooting at Godo is what got one of them killed.]]
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** He also knocks out Godo with a single hit.
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** He also knocks out floors Godo with a single hit.
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** He also knocks out Godo with a single hit.
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The plot then turns into a cat-and-mouse game. After escaping the apes, the protagonists are pursued into a booby-trap laden jungle area known as "Green Mountain." A human in hiding, Godo (Tetsuya Ushio), helps them escape from the apes. A hermit, Godo knows little about his own background or other humans in the world, but is well-known to the apes as a fearsome warrior.
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The plot then turns into a cat-and-mouse game. After escaping the apes, the protagonists are pursued into a booby-trap laden jungle area known as "Green Mountain." A human in hiding, Godo (one of the few characters to keep his name intact in the English cut) (Tetsuya Ushio), helps them escape from the apes. A hermit, Godo knows little about his own background or other humans in the world, but is well-known to the apes as a fearsome warrior.
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The children Johnny (Masaaki Kaji) and Caroline (Hiroko Saito) travel to visit the laboratory of Johnny's uncle. There they are given a tour by young female lab assistant Catherine (Reiko Tokunaga) and get to see the lab's cryogenic chambers. Unfortunately a severe earthquake strikes. Catherine, Caroline, and Johnny take shelter in the nearest available cryogenic chambers, which then activate when a rock falls on the on switch. They awaken in another time populated by a militaristic ape society, the outward appearance of which is similar to 20th Century Earth; the apes drive 20th century automobiles such as Buicks and Jeeps, carry M1 Carbine rifles, and wear Civil War era and 1970's clothing.
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The children Johnny (Jiro Sakaki in the Japanese version) (Masaaki Kaji) and Caroline (Yurika in the Japanese version) (Hiroko Saito) travel to visit the laboratory of Johnny's uncle. There they are given a tour by young female lab assistant Catherine (Kazuko Izumi in the Japanese version) (Reiko Tokunaga) and get to see the lab's cryogenic chambers. Unfortunately a severe earthquake strikes. Catherine, Caroline, and Johnny take shelter in the nearest available cryogenic chambers, which then activate when a rock falls on the on switch. They awaken in another time populated by a militaristic ape society, the outward appearance of which is similar to 20th Century Earth; the apes drive 20th century automobiles such as Buicks and Jeeps, carry M1 Carbine rifles, and wear Civil War era and 1970's clothing.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: Averted with Johnny's "I don't care!" line. He only says it once, but in such an obnoxiously condescending way that the guys at ''Mystery Science Theater 3000'' turned it into a RunningGag. People introduced to this film via ''MST3K'' end up thinking Johnny says this far more often than he actually does.
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* {{Catchphrase}}: Averted with Johnny's "I don't care!" line. He only says it once, but in such an obnoxiously condescending way that the guys at ''Mystery Science Theater 3000'' ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' turned it into a RunningGag. People introduced to this film via ''MST3K'' ''[=MST3K=]'' end up thinking Johnny says this far more often than he actually does.
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* PluckyComicRelief: Johnny, for his witticisms and goofy nature. Almost all of the notable lines come from his dub..
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Commander, who is actually merciful towards the humans, and tries to see to their comfort. He even tries to appeal to them peacably in the end..
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Commander, who is actually merciful towards the humans, and tries to see to their comfort. He even tries to appeal to them peacably in the end..
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* PluckyComicRelief: Johnny, for his witticisms and goofy nature. Almost all of the notable lines come from his dub..
dub.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Commander, who is actually merciful towards the humans, and tries to see to their comfort. He even tries to appeal to them peacably in theend..end.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Commander, who is actually merciful towards the humans, and tries to see to their comfort. He even tries to appeal to them peacably in the
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* FollowTheLeader: Inspired by the popularity of ''Franchise/PlanetOfTheApes'' in Japan.
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* {{Archenemy}}: Gebar.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The Commander.
* BadBoss: Gebar.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: The Commander.
* BadBoss: Gebar.
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* {{Archenemy}}: Gebar.
Gebar, who opposes Godo under the belief that Godo killed his wife and son.
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: TheCommander.
Commander doesn't suffer fools lightly, not being afraid to use his physical strength to enforce hierarchy against Gebar.
* BadBoss:Gebar.Gebar, who whips his subordinates for the slightest mistake. At one point he actually frags a subordinate who tried to flee in fear of Godo.
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* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: Caroline, Catherine.
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* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeysEverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Subverted in that the monkeys are running an autocratic dystopian state.
* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys
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* ForbiddenZone: Green Mountain.Mountain, where the apes are afraid to go for some reason.
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* InherentlyFunnyWords: Honestly, "Gebar".
* InspectorJavert: Gebar.
* InspectorJavert: Gebar.
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* InherentlyFunnyWords: Honestly, "Gebar".
"[[UnfortunateNames Gebar]]".
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* InspectorJavert:
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* NoPeripheralVision
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NoPeripheralVision: Various apes are unable to notice the humans, even in conspicuous locations like through a wooden bridge.
* OlderSidekick:Godo.Godo, who is noticeably older than Johnny and Caroline.
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* PluckyComicRelief: Johnny.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: TheCommander.Commander, who is actually merciful towards the humans, and tries to see to their comfort. He even tries to appeal to them peacably in the end..
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* WhipItGood: Gebar's electrical whip.
* {{Zoom}}: Done to an absurd degree.
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whip, used to discipline his subordinates for the slightest transgression.
* {{Zoom}}: Done to an absurddegree.degree in numerous scenes.
* {{Zoom}}: Done to an absurd
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The children Johnny (Masaaki Kaji) and Caroline (Hiroko Saito) travel to visit the laboratory of Johnny's uncle. There they are given a tour by young female lab assistant Catherine (Reiko Tokunaga) and get to see the lab's cryogenic chambers. Unfortunately a severe earthquake strikes. Catherine, Caroline, and Johnny take shelter in the nearest available cryogenic chambers, which then activate when rock falls on the on switch. They awaken in another time populated by a militaristic ape society, the outward appearance of which is similar to 20th Century Earth; the apes drive 20th century automobiles such as Buicks and Jeeps, carry M1 Carbine rifles, and wear Civil War era and 1970's clothing.
The plot then turns into a cat-and-mouse game. After escaping the apes, the protagonists are pursued into a booby-trap laden jungle area known as "Green Mountain.". A human in hiding, Godo (Tetsuya Ushio), helps them escape from the apes. A hermit, Godo knows little about his own background or other humans in the world, but is well-known to the apes as a fearsome warrior.
The plot then turns into a cat-and-mouse game. After escaping the apes, the protagonists are pursued into a booby-trap laden jungle area known as "Green Mountain.". A human in hiding, Godo (Tetsuya Ushio), helps them escape from the apes. A hermit, Godo knows little about his own background or other humans in the world, but is well-known to the apes as a fearsome warrior.
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The children Johnny (Masaaki Kaji) and Caroline (Hiroko Saito) travel to visit the laboratory of Johnny's uncle. There they are given a tour by young female lab assistant Catherine (Reiko Tokunaga) and get to see the lab's cryogenic chambers. Unfortunately a severe earthquake strikes. Catherine, Caroline, and Johnny take shelter in the nearest available cryogenic chambers, which then activate when a rock falls on the on switch. They awaken in another time populated by a militaristic ape society, the outward appearance of which is similar to 20th Century Earth; the apes drive 20th century automobiles such as Buicks and Jeeps, carry M1 Carbine rifles, and wear Civil War era and 1970's clothing.
The plot then turns into a cat-and-mouse game. After escaping the apes, the protagonists are pursued into a booby-trap laden jungle area known as "Green Mountain.". " A human in hiding, Godo (Tetsuya Ushio), helps them escape from the apes. A hermit, Godo knows little about his own background or other humans in the world, but is well-known to the apes as a fearsome warrior.
The plot then turns into a cat-and-mouse game. After escaping the apes, the protagonists are pursued into a booby-trap laden jungle area known as "Green Mountain.
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