The Anime Nostalgia Podcast - ep 92: Unico in the Island of Magic

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Happy Spooky Season! This month, just in time for Halloween, I'm
talking all about the cute and slightly terrifying Children's
Horror anime film, Unico in the Island of Magic!
And to join me to talk all about this kinda creepy classic based
on the work of legendary Osamu Tezuka is Gigi from the Dub Talk
Podcast! Listen as we discuss how Unico might have traumatized us
a bit as kids, why we think the dub of it is so good, and why we
think this is a great unconventional viewing choice for the
Halloween season, even if you're not normally a fan of scary
stuff! But don't worry, we don't just focus on the spooky
stuff--there's plenty of fun to be had, too, as this episode also
includes: Yoshiaki Kawajiri talk, our frustrations on lack of
cute Unico merch in America, and poorly done voice
impressions! Trick or Treat!!






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Relevant Links:



Stream Unico in the Island of Magic for FREE
legally in North America at Crunchyroll, Tubi TV, RetroCrush,
Anime Planet

Buy Unico in the Island of Magic at Rightstuf
or Amazon

One of the only English-language Unico in the Island
of Magic fansites still active online!

Osamu Tezuka's official English-language webpage on Unico

Cartoon Research - "Sanrio & Me"

Check out Gigi's podcasts, Dub Talk and Shoujo Trash
Showdown!

Follow Gigi on Twitter!

My theme song music was done by Kerobit! You can find more
about them on their Twitter!





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