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<p>Dziwozony: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Revolutionary Girl Utena''' is a series of related works: <br /> * manga by Chiho Saito (begun 1996 in June issue of ''Ciao'')<br /> * anime series directed by Kunihiko Ikuhara (broadcast in 1997)<br /> * an anime film, &quot;Adolescence of Utena&quot; (1999)<br /> * musical in the mid 1990s<br /> <br /> The basic premise of all versions of the story is the determination of the main character, Tenjou Utena, to become a prince, after having met a prince once as a child. The anime, in particular, engages in a feminist manner with many controversial subjects, including gender roles, sexuality, incest, and sexual abuse. The movie has become the poster child of the shojo-ai/yuri genre, with several scenes showing Utena kissing Himemiya Anthy, the Rose Bride. However, the movie does not engage in nearly so much exploration as the anime. The manga is likewise shallower than the anime.<br /> <br /> Popularly referred to in fandom as &quot;SKU&quot;, an abbreviation of its romanji name, ''Shoujo Kakumei Utena''.<br /> <br /> ==see also==<br /> * [[yuri|Yuri]] <br /> * [[anime]]<br /> <br /> [[category:1996 publications]]<br /> [[Category:Anime]]<br /> [[Category:Films]]<br /> [[Category:Manga]]</div>

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<p>Dziwozony: added some other anime to this list</p> <hr /> <div>'''Anime''' is the Japanese name for animated movies (i.e. cartoons), which in Japan cover a much wider range of subject matter than in the United States. Genres of anime include [[shōjo]] (for girls), [[shōnen]] (for boys), [[ero]], a.k.a. hentai in the U.S. (&quot;perverted&quot; pornography), and [[mecha]] (science fiction featuring giant robots). There are numerous subdivisions of the major genres, for example, [[mahō shōjo]] (&quot;[[magical girl]]&quot; movies) and [[shōjo-ai]] or [[yuri]] (lesbian &quot;girl-love&quot; stories).<br /> <br /> == SFF Anime Featuring Female Protagonists ==<br /> <br /> [[Bubblegum Crisis]] (futuristic female soldiers)<br /> <br /> [[Ghost in the Shell]] ([[1995]]) by [[Mamoru Oshii]] (Major Motoko Kusanagi, a [[cyborg]] soldier)<br /> <br /> [[Haibane Renmei]] (a community of winged girls who have awakened in a strange world and are uncovering its secrets)<br /> <br /> [[Kurau Phantom Memory]] (a young woman becomes host to alien energies and tries to live her own life)<br /> <br /> [[Niea_7]] (a young woman with a female alien living in her closet)<br /> <br /> [[Project A-Ko]] (Eiko/A-Ko, a superpowered teenager, her mecha-building rival Biko/B-Ko, and her friend Shiiko/C-Ko)<br /> <br /> [[Revolutionary Girl Utena]] (Utena Tenjou, a cross-dressing student duellist)<br /> <br /> [[Sailor Moon]] (a team of &quot;magical girls&quot; protect the solar system from evil)<br /> <br /> [[Serial Experiments Lain]] (a young woman involved in a surreal online world)<br /> <br /> [[Vandread]] directed by [[Takeshi Mori]]. 2 seasons of 13 episodes each (2000 &amp; 2001) - gender wars <br /> <br /> [[Vision of Escaflowne]] (a young woman is transported to a fantasy world; hailed as one of the first anime series that crosses the lines between the shojo and shonen genres)<br /> <br /> Most movies by [[Hayao Miyazaki]], including:<br /> *[[My Neighbor Totoro]] (Satsuki and Mei, two young sisters)<br /> *[[Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind]] (Nausicaä, princess of an endangered community)<br /> *[[Kiki's Delivery Service]] (Kiki, a witch in training)<br /> *[[Princess Mononoke]] (San, a &quot;wolf girl&quot; fighting to preserve the forest)<br /> *[[Spirited Away]] (Chihiro/Sen, a young girl trapped in the spirit world)<br /> *[[Howl's Moving Castle (movie)|Howl's Moving Castle]] (Sophie, a girl turned into a feisty old woman by a spell)<br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> <br /> *[[Manga]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Anime]]</div>

Dziwozony https://wiki.feministsf.net/index.php?title=Revolutionary_Girl_Utena&diff=32563 2009-03-05T18:32:11Z

<p>Dziwozony: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Revolutionary Girl Utena''' is a series of related works: <br /> * manga by Chiho Saito (begun 1996 in June issue of ''Ciao'')<br /> * anime series directed by Kunihiko Ikuhara (broadcast in 1997)<br /> * an anime film, &quot;Adolescence of Utena&quot; (1999)<br /> * musical in the mid 1990s<br /> <br /> The basic premise of all versions of the story is the determination of the main character, Tenjou Utena, to become a prince, after having met a prince once as a child. The anime, in particular, engages in a feminist manner with many controversial subjects, including gender roles, sexuality, incest, and sexual abuse. The movie has become the poster child of the shojo-ai/yuri genre, with several scenes showing Utena kissing Himemiya Anthy, the Rose Bride. However, the movie does not engage in nearly so much exploration as the anime. The manga is likewise shallower than the anime.<br /> <br /> [[yuri|Yuri]] [[anime]]<br /> <br /> [[category:1996 publications]]<br /> [[Category:Anime]]<br /> [[Category:Films]]<br /> [[Category:Manga]]</div>

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