Show Notes

He's Woody, we're MSB, and this is episode 1 of Season 6! This week we breakdown SD Gundam Mk II, Part 1: The Rolling Colony Affair. It's chock full of jokes, and about one and a half of them are good.

As usual we do our best to figure out as many of the inside jokes and references as we can, but this season brings with it some unique new challenges for your loyal podcast hosts... Give it a listen to learn more!

Show Notes _ Puttsun Kamille:_

• Weblio dictionary entry for プッツン (Puttsun).
• Satou Gen says Kamille says 'nya' because he looks like a cat when he closes his eyes.
• Satou Gen says he hadn't seen Zeta or ZZ, Kamille says 'nya' because he didn't know what the real Kamille's speech patterns were

Scirocco's Portrayal:

• Satou Gen says it was Amino's idea to make Scirocco destitute.
• Binbougami, the god of poverty.
• More on Binbougami.
• A brief explainer on harae, or purification, in Shinto rites.

Possible Zorro Reference:

• Wikipedia page for the Zorro character, with a list of the various media featuring him.

Episode Director Amino Tetsurō (アミノテツロー):

• English and Japanese Wikipedia pages for Amino Tetsurō, as well as his Anime News Network encyclopedia page and IMDB page.
• The interview Amino did for the Sunrise website, discussing his longstanding work on SD Gundam.

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