A now conscious Jimmy enters the room angrily as he notices that Donjobo hasn’t posted his anime review for the week.
NOTE: This post doesn’t contain anime. I do apologize, but it’s a continuation from Donjobo’s Thoughts on Reboots, Remakes, and Reimaginings.
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Date Released: March 6, 1996
Genre: Supernatural, Fantasy, Sci-fi, Comedy, Fan Service
Age Range: 13+
Runtime: 3 episodes, minute range 27min > 30min
Original Creator: Sakura Takeuchi
– Other work from Sakura Takeuchi:
Director: Tomomi Mochizuki
– Other work from Tomomi Mochizuki:
Script Written by: Go Sakamoto
– Other work from Go Sakamoto:
Music: Hisaaki Hogari
– Other musical works from Hisaaki Hogari:
Production: Studio Pierrot
Other Media Chronology:
-Manga: Title: Boku no Marie. Written by: Sakura Takeuchi. Illustrated by: Sakura Takeuchi. Published by: Shueisha. Magazine: Weekly Young Jump. 1994. 10 volumes. Licensed by: No one in the U.S. & CAN.
Licensed by previously ADV films.
“Hmm, looks like Jimmy is still parting, but he left me a note with some question,” Donjobo explains.
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Date Released: April 13, 2013 (Japanese)
Genre: (Serious) Drama & Romance
Age Range: 13+
Runtime: 1 feature, 85 minutes, 55 seconds
Original Creator: Romeo Tanaka
– Other work from Romeo Tanaka:
Director: Seiji Kishi
– Other work from Seiji Kishi:
Script Written by: Jun Kumagai
– Other work from Jun Kumagai:
Sound Director: Satoki Iida
– Other Sound Directing from Satoki Iida:
Music: Michiru Oshima
– Other musical works from Michiru Oshima:
Productions: AIC A.S.T.A., Aura Film Partners, Lantis, Marvelous AQL, MOVIC, Pony Canyon, & Sotsu Co., Ltd.
Other Media Chronology:
-Light Novel: Title: Aura: Maryūinkōga Saigo no Tatakai. Written by: Romeo Tanaka. Illustrated by: Mebae. Published by: Shogakukan. Imprint: Gagaga Bunko. 2008. 1 (360 page) volume. Licensed by: No one in the U.S. & CAN
-Manga: Title: Aura: Maryūinkōga Saigo no Tatakai. Written by: Romeo Tanaka. Illustrated by: Kōichirō Hoshino. Published by: Shogakukan. Magazine: Shōnen Sunday Super. 2012. 4 volumes. Licensed by: No one in the U.S. & CAN
Licensed by Sentai Filmworks.
It’s been a week or two. Jimmy is still on his nightly New Year’s partying and Donjobo is trying to manage his life. At this point in time, Jimmy is sleeping on the floor wearing a lamp shade on his head while still in his cloths from three days ago. (Go to ‘___’ area for opinion. Also the story is a squeal to my 2016 New Year’s Resolution.)
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Date Released: January 11, 2015
Genre: Drama, Supernatural, Fantasy, Comedy, Romance, Adventure, Historical Fiction
Age Range: 16+
Runtime: 12 episodes, 24 minutes
Original creator: Masayuki Ishikawa
– Other work from Masayuki Ishikawa:
Director: Goro Taniguchi
– Other works from Goro Taniguchi:
Script Written by: Hideyuki Kurata
– Other work from Hideyuki Kurata:
Sound Director: Jin Aketagawa
– Other Sound Directing from Jin Aketagawa:
Music: Masato Kōda
– Other musical works from Masato Kōda:
Productions: Bandai Visual, Kodansha, Junketsu no Maria Production Committee, Lantis, Production I.G, & Q-Tec
Other Media Chronology:
-Manga: Title: Maria the Virgin Witch. Written by: Masayuki Ishikawa. Published by: Kodansha. Magazine: Good! Afternoon. 2008. 3 volumes. Licensed by: Kodansha Comics USA.
-Manga: Title: Maria the Virgin Witch Exhibition. Written by: Masayuki Ishikawa. Published by: Kodansha. Magazine: Good! Afternoon. 2014. 1 volume. Licensed by: Kodansha Comics USA.
Licensed by FUNimation Entertainment (or the streaming is for the meanwhile)
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Date Released: March 21, 1986
Genre: Action, Fantasy, Comedy (Gag)
Age Range: +13
Runtime: 50min 48 sec
Original Creator: Kouichirou Yasunaga
– Other work from Kouichirou Yasunaga:
Director: Keiji Hayakawa
– Other work from Keiji Hayakawa:
Script Written by: Kazunori Ito
– Other work from Kazunori Ito:
Sound Director: Masahiru Komatsu
–Only Work
Music: Kentaroh Haneda
– Other musical works from Kentaroh Haneda:
Production: Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions
Other Media Chronology:
-Manga: Title: Kenritsu Chikyū Bōeigun. Written by: Kōichirō Yasunaga. Published by: Shogakukan. Magazine: Shōnen Sunday Super. 1983. 4 volumes. Licensed by: None in the U.S. but has had a re-release in Japan well if you can import and can read Japanese.
Licensed by (previously from) ADV films.
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Date Released: December 12, 1993
Genre: Supernatural, Comedy, Fan Service
Age Range: 16+
Runtime: 84 minutes and 30 seconds, 2 Episodes, 4 Parts 2 per each episode
Director: Osamu Sekita
– Other works from Osamu Sekita:
Original Creator: Masakazu Yamaguchi
– Other works from Masakazu Yamaguchi:
Screenplay: Yumi Nakamura (Osamu Sekita also worked on the screenplay as well)
– Only work cited.
Sound Director: Hiroshi Nakano
– Other Sound Directing from Hiroshi Nakano:
Music: (2 people)
A.) Koicha Ota
– Only work cited.
B.) Koji Tajima
– Other musical works from Koji Tajima:
Productions: AC Create, J.C. Staff, & Maki Productions.
Other Media Chronology:
-Manga: Title: Sono Ki ni Sasete yo My Mai Mai. Written by: Masakazu Yamaguchi. Published by: Akita Shoten. Magazine: Shounen Champion. 1988. 9 volumes. Licensed by: None in the U.S.
Licensed by Central Park Media (CPM) Media, U.S. Manga Corps. JOHN!!!!!!!
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