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Blue Gender (ブルージェンダー, Burú Džendá) je 26dílné postapokalyptické sci-fi anime vytvořené Rjósukem Takahašim (který je známý díky dílům Armored Trooper Votoms a Gasaraki) vysílaný v Japonsku během let 2000 a 2001 (do Česka tento seriál zavítal až v roce 2005 na televizním kanále A+). Seriál Blue Gender vyrobilo studio . Společnost AIC také vyrobila kompilační film Blue Gender: The Warrior (na A+/Animaxu uveden jako Blue Gender – Zrozen k boji), jenž shrnuje veškeré dění v seriálu a přidává také několik scén navíc. V Austrálii získalo toto anime rating M (mature), zatímco verze, která běžela na A+, byla označena jako 16+.
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dbo:abstract | Blue Gender (ブルージェンダー, Burú Džendá) je 26dílné postapokalyptické sci-fi anime vytvořené Rjósukem Takahašim (který je známý díky dílům Armored Trooper Votoms a Gasaraki) vysílaný v Japonsku během let 2000 a 2001 (do Česka tento seriál zavítal až v roce 2005 na televizním kanále A+). Seriál Blue Gender vyrobilo studio . Společnost AIC také vyrobila kompilační film Blue Gender: The Warrior (na A+/Animaxu uveden jako Blue Gender – Zrozen k boji), jenž shrnuje veškeré dění v seriálu a přidává také několik scén navíc. V Austrálii získalo toto anime rating M (mature), zatímco verze, která běžela na A+, byla označena jako 16+. (cs) Blue Gender is a Japanese anime television series created by Ryōsuke Takahashi, the creator of Armored Trooper Votoms and Gasaraki, broadcast in Japan from 1999 to 2000 and spanning 26 episodes. Blue Gender was animated by the Japanese studio AIC and distributed in the United States by Funimation - one of the company's first non-Dragon Ball licenses. In 2003, Blue Gender was released on American television as part of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block, though it had originally been planned for a Toonami broadcast, and was thus edited to remove more of its graphic violence, nudity, and sex scenes than usual, even for Adult Swim's standards. However, it aired uncut on the Funimation Channel in the United States. Blue Gender is set in the 2030s, in which Earth has been overrun by the Blue-alien insectoid creatures containing a newly evolved B-cell, that kill and harvest humans for food. Most of the surviving human race has moved to Second Earth, a huge space station that orbits the planet. The series focuses on the relationship between Yuji - a human who also possesses the B-cells, and Marlene - a soldier from Second Earth, as they work together to return to Second Earth and subsequently participate in military operations against the Blue. The series was followed by Blue Gender: The Warrior, a compilation movie with an alternative ending, in 2002. Blue Gender was also broadcast in the United Kingdom from 2002 to 2003 on the Sci Fi Channel. (en) Blue Gender es una serie de animación japonesa de 26 episodios creada por emitida en Japón entre 1999 y 2000. Fue creada por estudio de animación AIC y es distribuida en Estados Unidos por FUNimation. (es) Blue Gender est un anime de 26 épisodes créé par , et diffusé au Japon sur TBS en 1999-2000. En France, la série est disponible en DVD chez Déclic Images, et a été diffusée à la télévision pour la première fois sur la chaîne NRJ 12 en janvier 2006. L'anime est aussi diffusé par Black Box en streaming légal et gratuit. (fr) 『BLUE GENDER』(ブルージェンダー)は、1999年10月7日から2000年3月30日まで毎週木曜日25時50分から26時20分にTBSで放送されたテレビアニメ作品。全26話。関西地区では毎日放送ではなくKBS京都で放送されていた。後にキッズステーションでも放送された。月刊コミックドラゴンにおいて加崎善彦の作画で漫画連載もしていた(単行本はドラゴンコミックス)。 (ja) Blue Gender (ブルージェンダー Burū Jendā?), è una serie televisiva anime creata da Ryōsuke Takahashi e trasmessa in Giappone dal 1999 al 2000, dalla rete Tokyo Broadcasting System. L'anime venne poi distribuito anche negli USA grazie a FUNimation. Nel 2003 la serie viene adattata ad un pubblico più infantile e vengono tolte le scene più violente. La serie è apparsa anche negli schermi inglesi sul canale Sci Fi Channel nel 2002-2003. Nel 2002 viene realizzato anche un lungometraggio che riprende la serie TV, ma con un diverso finale. (it) Blue Gender (яп. ブルージェンダー Буру Дзэнда) — оригинальный аниме-сериал, созданный студией AIC при поддержке Toshiba EMI и впервые транслировавшийся с 10 октября 1999 по 31 марта 2000 год на телеканале TBS. Аниме было адаптировано в виде манги, публиковавшейся в журнале Dragon Comics издательства Kadokawa Shoten, а также полнометражного мультфильма Blue Gender: The Warrior, вышедшего 2002 году и представляющего собой компиляцию 26 серий с добавлением нового материала. Сериал был лицензирован на территории США компанией Funimation Entertainment. В 2003 году показывался по телеканалу Cartoon Network в блоке Adult Swim. Перед трансляцией было вырезано множество сцен насилия и сексуальных моментов. Однако на других американским телеканалах, таких как Colours TV и Funimation Channel, сюжет оставили нетронутым. (ru) Blue Gender (ブルージェンダー Blue Gender?) é uma série anime de 26 episódios criada por Ryousuke Takahashi e transmitida no Japão de 1999 a 2000. (pt) 《虫孽》(日语:Blue Gender)是從1999年10月7日到2000年3月30日每週星期四12時50分至1時20分於TBS放送的電視動畫作品,共26話。關西地區由毎日放送的KBS京都頻道進行放送。之後也有在KIDS STATION上進行放送。由作畫的漫畫於上進行連載(單行本由發行)。 (zh) |
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dbp:shortsummary | Marlene's attempts to free Yuji from the laboratory in which he is being held are thwarted. Now she must once again stand before the High Council to defend her actions, this time with Yuji at her side. When Chairman Victor reveals the Council's true reasons for recovering the Sleepers, Marlene is stunned to learn that Yuji may be humankind's last hope at taking back the Earth. (en) Still en route to Baikonur, Yuji and Marlene cross paths with a rough-mannered stranger named Dice. With the Blue lurking dangerously close, he offers them shelter for the night and Yuji is given a glimpse into his seemingly carefree life. But as Yuji soon discovers, no one left on Earth is without their demons… not even Dice. (en) The Sleeper Brigades launch yet another offensive against the Blue, and Yuji's lust for battle grows out of control as his B-cells begin to take hold of his sanity. Meanwhile, a mutiny has begun on Second Earth, and Marlene finds herself with an integral part to play in the plan to overthrow the High Council. But Marlene has her own reasons for aiding Seno Miyagi… (en) A large attack force is sent to Earth, the first wave in a new campaign to reclaim the planet from the Blue. Yuji is awed when a fellow Sleeper, Tony, wipes out an entire Blue nest on his own. Yuji determines to be the best at any cost. But is this unhealthy obsession with beating Tony really a symptom of a much greater problem? (en) After beginning an intensive new combat training with the newly-formed Sleeper Brigade, Yuji finds himself the object of another young Sleeper's attention. Even the sterile military environment of Second Earth cannot subdue all human urges, but as Yuji soon discovers, a little human contact could cost him everything. (en) Yuji and Marlene now travel on foot towards Balinonur Space Base. The tensions between the two come to a head, as Yuji confronts the demons that now haunt him in this nightmarish new world. As she witnesses Yuji’s struggle, Marlene's own horrifying memories of the past begin to resurface. But can even Yuji's fiery emotions help to melt away Marlene's icy exterior? (en) Yuji and Marlene infiltrate the Blue-infested Medical Station and are soon reunited with Rick and Soo. While Soo attempts a daring rescue of the station's hibernating civilian population, Marlene, Yuji, and Rick attack the heart of the problem—Tony. But before they can reach their objective, they encounter an unexpected obstacle standing in their way. (en) Yuji is rushed into intensive care after being attacked by a Blue aboard the shuttle to Second Earth. Now, Marlene must face an inquiry before the High Council and defend her recent actions on the planet's surface. But Marlene has questions of her own, and soon begins to suspect a dark design behind the Council's plans for the recovered Sleeper, Yuji. (en) The remaining survivors aboard Second Earth begin to rebuild after Tony's devastating attack. As Yuji contemplates his own place in this rapidly changing world, Director Miyagi lays out his plan to make Second Earth the permanent home of the human race. But there are dissidents hiding in the dark corners…and some of them carry guns. (en) Tired of feeling helpless in this new hostile world, Yuji pleads to be trained as part of the team. Marlene gives Yuji a crash course on weapons. Joey teaches him the basics of driving a mech suit. Armed with his new skills and his newfound confidence in his ability to survive, Yuji is ready for action. But against an enemy like the Blue, overconfidence can be deadly… (en) Marlene notices that Yuji's behavior is getting stranger and stranger. On the battlefield, he is a force to be reckoned with, but he has an unhealthy obsession with destroying the Blue. Has Yuji turned into something that he once despised—a cold-blooded killer? (en) Yuji and Marlene arrive at Baikonur, only to find the space base in a state of chaos. The facility is crawling with Blue, and the computer defense systems have turned on their human counterparts. Now, with supplies and personnel dwindling, the assembled recovery teams must launch a desperate bid to regain control of the base. (en) The second airborne operation meets with disaster when the Blue counterattack outnumbers Second Earth forces five-to-one. But even as the combat units are desperately falling back, Marlene pushes herself further into the battlefield. Knowing the horrible truth about Yuji's slipping sanity, she's determined to confront him on her own terms…and bring him back from the brink of self-destruction. (en) With Rick injured too severely to continue, Yuji and Marlene continue through the Medical Station alone. They arrive at the main computer room to find Tony waiting for them. Now Yuji must confront his one-time friend and rival, and the only way to stop him is to kill. (en) Satellite images of the Earth reveal a mass Blue migration in South America and Yuji volunteers to investigate. Once on the surface, he and his team discover that the Blue have mysteriously vanished without a trace. Now, the only hope Yuji has of finding answers lies deep underground in the dark tunnels below a massive Blue nest. (en) While Marlene flies a distraught Yuji back to Second Earth, Tony uses his Sleeper skills to infiltrate the High Council. The sky is turned into the newest battleground for survival. Only this time, the Blue have mutated into something unthinkable… (en) Director Miyagi reveals to Marlene the true cause of Yuji's accelerated rate of achievement—an infestation of "B-cells" that has begun to eat away at his mind. Unless she can do something to stop it, Yuji's sanity will soon slip away completely. (en) A monstrous Blue has emerged in the heart of the South American nest, the only thing standing between Yuji and the answers he so desperately seeks. Unless Yuji wins this battle, all hope for the future is lost—for him, for Marlene, and for the entire human race. (en) Yuji is separated from Marlene and Dice amidst the confusion of a sandstorm. He is rescued from the desert by a band of nomads and is befriended by Elena, a young nomad girl. As Yuji begins to believe that a peaceful life might still be possible, a raid by a group of bandits serves him a harsh reminder that there is more than one kind of danger in the world—and it is never far away. (en) When Yuji disappears from the Medical Station, Marlene defies orders and decides to find him on her own. Now, with Amick Hendar's security forces on high alert, Marlene must descend into the lower reaches of the Military Station to find the one man who may know Yuji's whereabouts—Science Director, Seno Miyagi. (en) The surviving members of the Sleeper Recovery Team must enter an abandoned communications tower that is now a Blue nest in a desperate attempt to contact Second Earth. With the Blue now converging on their position, the only chance of staying alive is to draw the Blue into a fight using human survivors as bait. Yuji has promised to protect Yung at any cost—but is it a promise he can keep? (en) Yuji disobeys Marlene's orders by saving a little girl’s life and discovers a group of survivors hidden among the ruins of the city. Yuji makes a promise to the little girl, Yung, that he will protect her from the Blue. But this new cause is threatened when he learns a shocking truth about his rescuers from Second Earth. (en) Marlene and Dice are reunited with Yuji outside the nomad camp. Marlene pressures Yuji to continue his journey to Second Earth, but Yuji refuses. He decides to remain with Elena and her people and to live out the rest of his life in peace. But when Marlene and Dice are attacked by the Blue, Yuji is forced to choose between his life with Elena and saving the lives of his friends. (en) Yuji learns the horrible truth about the Blue. Their infestation of the planet has forced the human race to seek refuge in outer space. Marlene and the Sleeper Recovery Team have been given orders to get Yuji to the space station Second Earth alive. But with the Blue lurking around at every turn, things do not always go according to plan. (en) The lives of the remaining recovery squad members are thrown into jeopardy when a renegade officer attempts to hijack the shuttle and escape on his own. The attempt is thwarted, but the cost is the diversion of valuable resources from the battlefield, where Marlene and a small team of Armor Shrike pilots are fighting to stay alive! (en) |
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rdfs:comment | Blue Gender (ブルージェンダー, Burú Džendá) je 26dílné postapokalyptické sci-fi anime vytvořené Rjósukem Takahašim (který je známý díky dílům Armored Trooper Votoms a Gasaraki) vysílaný v Japonsku během let 2000 a 2001 (do Česka tento seriál zavítal až v roce 2005 na televizním kanále A+). Seriál Blue Gender vyrobilo studio . Společnost AIC také vyrobila kompilační film Blue Gender: The Warrior (na A+/Animaxu uveden jako Blue Gender – Zrozen k boji), jenž shrnuje veškeré dění v seriálu a přidává také několik scén navíc. V Austrálii získalo toto anime rating M (mature), zatímco verze, která běžela na A+, byla označena jako 16+. (cs) Blue Gender es una serie de animación japonesa de 26 episodios creada por emitida en Japón entre 1999 y 2000. Fue creada por estudio de animación AIC y es distribuida en Estados Unidos por FUNimation. (es) Blue Gender est un anime de 26 épisodes créé par , et diffusé au Japon sur TBS en 1999-2000. En France, la série est disponible en DVD chez Déclic Images, et a été diffusée à la télévision pour la première fois sur la chaîne NRJ 12 en janvier 2006. L'anime est aussi diffusé par Black Box en streaming légal et gratuit. (fr) 『BLUE GENDER』(ブルージェンダー)は、1999年10月7日から2000年3月30日まで毎週木曜日25時50分から26時20分にTBSで放送されたテレビアニメ作品。全26話。関西地区では毎日放送ではなくKBS京都で放送されていた。後にキッズステーションでも放送された。月刊コミックドラゴンにおいて加崎善彦の作画で漫画連載もしていた(単行本はドラゴンコミックス)。 (ja) Blue Gender (ブルージェンダー Burū Jendā?), è una serie televisiva anime creata da Ryōsuke Takahashi e trasmessa in Giappone dal 1999 al 2000, dalla rete Tokyo Broadcasting System. L'anime venne poi distribuito anche negli USA grazie a FUNimation. Nel 2003 la serie viene adattata ad un pubblico più infantile e vengono tolte le scene più violente. La serie è apparsa anche negli schermi inglesi sul canale Sci Fi Channel nel 2002-2003. Nel 2002 viene realizzato anche un lungometraggio che riprende la serie TV, ma con un diverso finale. (it) Blue Gender (ブルージェンダー Blue Gender?) é uma série anime de 26 episódios criada por Ryousuke Takahashi e transmitida no Japão de 1999 a 2000. (pt) 《虫孽》(日语:Blue Gender)是從1999年10月7日到2000年3月30日每週星期四12時50分至1時20分於TBS放送的電視動畫作品,共26話。關西地區由毎日放送的KBS京都頻道進行放送。之後也有在KIDS STATION上進行放送。由作畫的漫畫於上進行連載(單行本由發行)。 (zh) Blue Gender is a Japanese anime television series created by Ryōsuke Takahashi, the creator of Armored Trooper Votoms and Gasaraki, broadcast in Japan from 1999 to 2000 and spanning 26 episodes. Blue Gender was animated by the Japanese studio AIC and distributed in the United States by Funimation - one of the company's first non-Dragon Ball licenses. In 2003, Blue Gender was released on American television as part of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block, though it had originally been planned for a Toonami broadcast, and was thus edited to remove more of its graphic violence, nudity, and sex scenes than usual, even for Adult Swim's standards. However, it aired uncut on the Funimation Channel in the United States. (en) Blue Gender (яп. ブルージェンダー Буру Дзэнда) — оригинальный аниме-сериал, созданный студией AIC при поддержке Toshiba EMI и впервые транслировавшийся с 10 октября 1999 по 31 марта 2000 год на телеканале TBS. Аниме было адаптировано в виде манги, публиковавшейся в журнале Dragon Comics издательства Kadokawa Shoten, а также полнометражного мультфильма Blue Gender: The Warrior, вышедшего 2002 году и представляющего собой компиляцию 26 серий с добавлением нового материала. (ru) |
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