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Runtime: 00:41:11
Producer(s): The Reverse Thieves & Sean Russell
Special Guests: Evan Minto (Ani-Gamers)
Executive Producer: Sean Russell
INFORMATION
It is a revolutionary episode of the Bonus Round on Anime3000 where we talk about part one of the 1997 J.C.Staff show Revolutionary Girl Utena. This is a license rescue and remaster of the classic deconstructionist shojo anime by Nozomi Entertainment. The story centers around Utena a girl who has decided to become a prince to find the man who saved her in the past. She becomes involved a game of surreal duels with the enigmatic student council over the doll-like Anthy. The Student Council Saga introduces many sinister mysteries with some comedy to help break the tension. To put the bonus in the bonus round we have a commercial for a new product from the Mumbai Curry Company before the review. It has the commercial debut of Evan Minto from Ani-Gamers.Don't worry. We will return for Part 2: The Black Rose Saga.
MUSIC
Skit Music: Fledermaus Overture by Johann Strauss Jr.
Unknown Hindi Instrumental
Opening Theme: "Rinbu- revolution" by Masami Okui
Closing Theme: "Truth" by Luca Yumi
RELATED LINKS
Revolutionary Girl Utena (Right Stuf)
Revolutionary Girl Utena (ANN)
Revolutionary Girl Utena (Amazon)
ABOUT THE PRODUCER
What is the Speakeasy Podcast?
The Speakeasy is a podcast hosted by the Reverse Thieves where fans can pull up a stool and listen to an in-depth but casual conversation about the nuts and bolts of anime, manga, and fandom. The goal is not to review individual shows but the processes, themes, tropes, and concepts that go into making anime and manga what they are. A meta podcast if you like. Once a month the Speakeasy will try and solve another mystery while giving you a drink recipe to set the mood.
Who are the Reverse Thieves?
Hisui (Alain) and Narutaki (Kate) are two Japanese pop culture detectives for the blog the Reverse Thieves. The blog in an ongoing conversation about anime and manga with an emphasis on overlooked gems, broad trends in the industry and fandom, exclusive events at hot spots in New York City, and of course all things detective related. With a keen eye for detail one truth always prevails.
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