Perfect Blue
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Chiaki brings her panel “The History of the Horror Anime Genre” to you in this Halloween Special.
– Opening –
Opening Song:
“Sky’s the Limit” from the anime Persona 4 by the artist Shihoko Hirata
New Forum Members:
Driscolle, Reginald_Quincy_III, DizzyMilo
Trivia
Answer: Renton and Eureka from Eureka 7
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The A.A.A. Mailbag
Submitted by: Apocalypse369
Question:
hey AAA podcast how are you. i just wanted to say i love you guys. it
will be about a year since i started to listen to you guys and i still
can’t get enough of all the cracked out topics you talk about. whether
it’s a regular or hentai episode you guys always make my day at work
more enjoyable. well i had a question for you all. recently i got 2
boxsets for my birthday. one was vantdread that my mom gave me and the
other was XXXholic. this was the bes present i have received for my
birthday ever. my question was do you ever her anime presents and if
you do what was you best or most memorable.
ps. mitsugi i love your old man hate rants, and yes your pain does
amuse me
Submitted by: Patalight
Question:
Dead Lords and Ladies f the delicious Anime Meth;
I’ve only beena watching yoour show for a couple months now, but I’m
already a huge fan. Anyway, what’s up with the mascot/logo/icon lady
thinng you have on your website. The headpieces look like Chobits and
the bikini top looks like Yoko’s from Gurren Lagaan.
Thanks,
Patalight
– Main Topic 1 –
History of the Horror Anime Genre
Outline found Here
– News Break –
– Impressions –
Mitsugi – Persona 4
Chiaki – Last Exile: Fam the Silver Wing
Chiaki – Chihayafuru
– News Break –
– Reviews –
Chiaki – Petshop of Horrors
Mitsugi – Perfect Blue
– Closing –
Closing Song:
“Beauty of Destiny” From the Anime Persona 4 by the artist Shihoko Hirata
Reviews: Petshop of Horrors and Perfect Blue
Impressions: Persona 4, Chihayafuru, and Last Exile: Fam the Silver Wing
The Addicts Bid Farewell to the acclaimed director Satoshi Kon. We talk about his life, his accomplishments, and ultimately his farewell message to the world.
Reviews: Millennium Actress, Paprika, Perfect Blue and Tokyo Godfathers (Scores not given at this time to honor his memory)
Kon, Satoshi born October 12 1963, is the man behind the most innovative anime of the past 10 years. Mr. Kon’s first film Perfect Blue garnered much success and critical acclaim due to its “mature” story-telling and Kon’s amazing cinematography. Although Perfect Blue was based on a novel beforehand, Satoshi Kon was able to craft the story into a perfect film, unlike other movie adoptions of the time. Mr. Kon then set his eyes upon Paprika another novel for his next film, however he would not direct it until late 2004 nearly 7 years later.
Satoshi Kon’s next film, Millenium Actress made him a celebrated anime director with respect not only in anime but film-making in general. MA, a story about an actress whom secludes herself from the public , became a critical and financial success, far more so than Perfect Blue. Millenium Actress also utilized Satoshi Kon’s style of “imagination within reality” something his next movie would steer away from.
Stay Tuned for pt.2 coming later in the week.
*Author’s Note*= I am trying a more factual and informal style so please pardon the “suit” talk.
-Gabe