Revolutionary Girl Utena/Trivia: Difference between revisions

** The tower where Akio resides: [[Freud Was Right|The Cocktower]].

** The player character from the ''Utena'' Sega Saturn game: [[Mary Sue]], or more affectionately, D-ko.

** In some circles, the manga version has the not-exactly-flattering nickname of "Utena Lite".

* [[God-Created Canon Foreigner]]: The Sega Saturn game was created by all the original TV series team, and so the two characters and the events in the game officially count as canon.

* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: TAJ Productions helped in the dubbing process, so many [[Central Park Media]] mainstays/later [[4Kids! Entertainment]] voices pop up here.

** Mikage: '''[[Dan Green|DAN GREEN!]]''' A sharp contrast from his [[Large Ham|usual]] [[Chewing the Scenery|endeavors]], but still very well done.

** Mamiya is [[Liam O'Brien]] in one of his earliest roles also.

* [[Keep Circulating the Tapes]]: It started out this way, with literal tapes back before the show was licensed. Then when it was picked up, it turned out that Central Park Media had only bought the rights to the first 13 episodes, so fans continued doing this for the remaining episodes until the rest of the series was finally picked up years later. When CPM went out of business in 2009, the show fell into legal limbo, and fan distribution became the only way to see it outside Japan again; eventually, [http://www.theanimenetwork.com/Anime/Revolutionary-Girl-Utena/Watch the Anime Network] started airing the series online. And, as pointed out above, Right Stuf has begun rereleasing both the series and the movie in 2011.