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*This episode is a reference to the manga "Twin Spica", which is a story about teenagers who train to become astronauts. Notable comparisons: | *This episode is a reference to the manga "Twin Spica", which is a story about teenagers who train to become astronauts. Notable comparisons: | ||
**Both have a skinny antagonistic girl. | **Both have a skinny antagonistic girl. | ||
**One of the tests to become a student in the manga is being locked in a confined area in a group, and being forced to line up dominoes. | **One of the tests to become a student in the manga is being locked in a confined area in a group, and being forced to line up dominoes. In this, they have to fold cranes. There's also a substory in Twin Spica about origami. | ||
**The students in Twin Spica are forced to deal with unexpected troubles, in the way the Fourze students are. An instance that occurs in both is a student becoming unwell while in the confined room. | |||
**Another test in Twin Spica is taking apart equipment, mixing the group parts together, and reassembling them. In Fourze, the groups are forced to put together a robot using parts that the group shares. | |||
*Karen Takizawa [http://ameblo.jp/karen-takizawa/entry-11261651700.html blogs] about being on Fourze. | |||
== Transcript == | == Transcript == | ||
Revision as of 04:34, 27 May 2012
| Kamen Rider Fourze
Previous episode: Song Conveying True Feelings Next episode: Episode 38 |
Star Student Selection 星・徒・選・抜
Air date: May 27, 2012
Important things that happened
Guest Stars
- Eline Suda エリーヌ須田 / Aquarius Zodiarts - Karen Takizawa
- Hinata Chinatsu - Nakamura Aya
Trivia
- This episode is a reference to the manga "Twin Spica", which is a story about teenagers who train to become astronauts. Notable comparisons:
- Both have a skinny antagonistic girl.
- One of the tests to become a student in the manga is being locked in a confined area in a group, and being forced to line up dominoes. In this, they have to fold cranes. There's also a substory in Twin Spica about origami.
- The students in Twin Spica are forced to deal with unexpected troubles, in the way the Fourze students are. An instance that occurs in both is a student becoming unwell while in the confined room.
- Another test in Twin Spica is taking apart equipment, mixing the group parts together, and reassembling them. In Fourze, the groups are forced to put together a robot using parts that the group shares.
- Karen Takizawa blogs about being on Fourze.
Transcript
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