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Song Parodies -> "Space Runaway Ideon"
Original Song Title:
"Spider-Man"
Original Performer:
Paul Francis Webster and Robert Harris
Parody Song Title:
"Space Runaway Ideon"
Parody Written by:
Max Power
The Lyrics
A tribute to an old anime series called "Space Runaway Ideon" which is somewhat obscured to much of the world. But it gained its notoriety as the series creator (the same guy who created the early Gundam series) had been known for his tendency to kill off characters, earning his nickname as "Kill'em all Tomino!". With that said, you can guess how this series ends...mainly from the sequel film "Be Invoked!"
Ideon, Ideon
Trash where ever a mecha can
Black hole gun? Anytime!
Sucks in ships every time!*
Watch out!
Space Runaway Ideon!
Hey, what's wrong?
Listen bud,
It has super destructive gun
Just look at how it's done
Galaxy up ahead?
Nothing!
All thanks to Ideon!
In the outer space
It caused a scene of crime
It would pick a fight
We have fled just in time
Ideon, Ideon
It's Space Runaway Ideon
Love and peace?
What it wants
Is that life will have peace
Too bad, life is a great big mess up
Whenever there's a screw up
Get nuked by Ideon!
Trash where ever a mecha can
Black hole gun? Anytime!
Sucks in ships every time!*
Watch out!
Space Runaway Ideon!
Hey, what's wrong?
Listen bud,
It has super destructive gun
Just look at how it's done
Galaxy up ahead?
Nothing!
All thanks to Ideon!
In the outer space
It caused a scene of crime
It would pick a fight
We have fled just in time
Ideon, Ideon
It's Space Runaway Ideon
Love and peace?
What it wants
Is that life will have peace
Too bad, life is a great big mess up
Whenever there's a screw up
Get nuked by Ideon!
*Actually the black hole weapon was used only once in the entire series (episode 18), it was forgotten after that.
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I haven't seen "Space Runaway Ideon" but I am familiar with the "Gundam" series 5's
Yeah, it is understandable since the series itself was mainly forgotten and the only reason it was remember was due to "Be Invoked!" which wraps up the series with a very conclusive ending, so conclusive that a sequel can never be made. Also it wasn't very popular aside from "Be Invoked!" although it did inspire "Neon Genesis Evangelion" over a decade later. The series are up on YouTube so you can watch it there.
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