Oldtaku no Radio #047 – Space Brothers #0

Space Brothers #0 tells the tale of two aspiring astronauts who
just happen to be siblings. Mutta, the older brother, has fallen
behind his younger brother, Hibito, in working towards their
childhood dream of going to the moon. Meanwhile, Hibito is
experiencing doubt about his own direction while training as a
mission substitute. An anime prequel movie unlike most other
anime movies, SB0 actually adds pertinent content that bolsters
the original anime series which is based off of the manga of the
same name by Chuya Koyama. There are spoilers ahead, but only in
the spoilers section. So listen in and see if this is a movie
worth watching and one that might ultimately launch you into
the Space Brothers anime.


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Runtime: 1 hour, 47 min
Show Notes Opening Song: “Return to the Black Star”
by Deep Space Destructors Opening Song: “Jupiter, the
Bronger of Jollity” by Gustav Holst 01:20 – Space
Brothers #0 21:30 – Let’s go to Spoiler Town 42:20 – Question!
Ending Song: “End of the Movie” by Cake (lyrics
removed)

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