A lazy and foul-mouthed little girl is recruited to fight crime. Don't expect much from her.A lazy and foul-mouthed little girl is recruited to fight crime. Don't expect much from her.A lazy and foul-mouthed little girl is recruited to fight crime. Don't expect much from her.
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Did you know
- TriviaBegan as a short segment on "Flyer TV".
- Crazy creditsAll the scenes in the opening credits are parodies of openings to various vintage anime.
- Alternate versionsAlternate opening and ending credits sequences are used in the English version because of songs rights issues.
- ConnectionsEdited into The Super Milk Chan Show (2004)
- SoundtracksÔkami Nanka Kowakunai
(I'm Not Afraid of Wolves)
Opening theme
Performed by Haruka Nakamura
Music by Takurô Yoshida
Lyrics by Yû Aku
Featured review
Yay! Lone "HA!" Completed!
Super Milk Chan is the funniest thing you can buy. And now that it's on DVD, you don't have to suffer thru Inuyasha or Full Metal Complex or whatever dreadful anime that was on before it. Anybody with a partially functioning brain can tell you this is a classic anime masterpiece. Believe me, I have one! The relationships between the various characters is loaded with situational irony, and could be described as a Freudian "Family Romance". The ever-hopeful, ever-loyal, love-starved mecha, Tetsuko, who dreams of reuniting with her "Daddy", probably Dr. Eyepatch, who mercilessly insults her and often threatens to scrap her. This scene (like many others) is repeated in every episode. Then of course, the relationship between the President and Milk are at turns, playful, strained, hateful, and more than a bit dysfunctional. Since they never speak face-to-face, only via telephone,there are plenty of opportunities for misunderstandings. A now-famous parallel soap opera involves a family of ants, dealing with infidelity and "messaging." Too funny! For me, though, the most intriguing aspect of this show lies in the relationships between the characters. These relationships are placed in situational and romantic ironic settings. If you read between the lines you will see plenty of social protest, too. It's sad that Adult Swim caved into the haters of that show, but really, it's not that surprising since the reason it "failed" on Adult Swim is simple: most Americans have a hard time dealing with IRONY! And since most Americans don't "get"IRONY or Japanese POSTMODERNISM, or SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT, we get to endure ridiculous tripe like, "Super Milk Chan isn't as fumy as Sealab," or,"The characters are annoying." Puh-leeze.
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- kidmongo
- Jul 25, 2005
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- Runtime30 minutes
- Color
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