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| Akira Kamiya | ... | Tada (voice) | |
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Michiko Kawai | ... | Frol (voice) |
| Hideyuki Tanaka | ... | King (voice) | |
| Toshio Furukawa | ... | Fourth (voice) | |
| Tesshô Genda | ... | Genga (voice) | |
| Hirotaka Suzuoki | ... | Amazon (voice) | |
| Norio Wakamoto | ... | Knu (voice) | |
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Michihiro Ikemizu | ... | Thickhead (voice) |
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Tarako | ... | Toto (voice) |
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Tsutomu Kashiwakura | ... | Chako (voice) |
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| Steve Blum | ... | Amazon / King / Rednose (1996) (voice) (as Steven Jay) | |
| Dorothy Elias-Fahn | ... | Toto (1996) (voice) (as Dorothy Melendrez) | |
| Michael Forest | ... | Elder (1996) (voice) (as Alfred Thor) | |
| David Hayter | ... | Fourth (1996) (voice) (as Sean Barker) | |
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A group of students from the Cosmo Academy are about to take their final exam: surviving for over fifty days in a derelict ship. But when they arrive, they discover that instead of ten students, there are eleven. One of them doesn't belong there. Written by Serdar Yegulalp
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Based on one of the best works of Moto Hagio, whose sci-fi manga often played games with gender. In this case, in a future academy training people for space travel, the entrance exam comes down to a 53-day training flight with a crew of ten. When the mission starts, however, there are eleven on board. They need to figure out who the odd man is and why he's there; not to mention inconvenient power outages, bouts of temperament between applicants from different planets, and Frol. This student has long blonde hair and a far too pretty face, but is flat- chested and declares himself to be a male. Sorting out that question is perhaps the most important part of the anime: what makes up gender in the future, and--by extension--in the present. This has made Hagio a major manga artist, and this anime captures her story.
The anime was dubbed back in the 1980s, and the dub has limitations. Among these is Frol's being given a Texas accent--which was for a time a convention meant to set apart characters who spoke in a western Japan dialect (Kansai). Still, for me this is part of a trilogy of shoujo sci-fi--including Saki Hiwatari's classic "Please Save My Earth" and the seldom-seen "E.Y.E.S. of Mars".