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Right Stuf Unveils The Irresponsible Captain Tylor BD Release, Interspecies Reviewers Anime License
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Critical Mass label.
Right Stuf's "Collector's Ultra Edition" of The Irresponsible Captain Tylor will contain all 26 episodes of the 1993 anime, as well as the 10 episode OVA. The release will also include a hardback art book that will contain artwork, stories, and staff interviews. As pre-orders for the release increase, Right Stuf will add more content to the release. Such content includes a new short story by original creator Kōji Tsujitani.
Right Stuf describes the anime:
Earth's Fate Depends on One Man. But is he a Total Idiot? Or a Complete Genius? From director TRINITY BLOOD) comes one of anime's most beloved action/comedies: THE IRRESPONSIBLE CAPTAIN TYLOR! This masterful blend of humor, adventure and drama has been a smash hit in countries all over the world! Shortly after enlisting in the prestigious United Planets Space Force, Tylor experiences a bizarrely meteoric rise through the ranks placing him as Captain of the Destroyer Soyokaze. He's excited to accept his new post, but little does he realize that the Soyokaze is just a dumping ground for misfits and other eccentrics that the military can't figure out what to do with. Fortunately for Tylor, he'd never planned on working very hard anyway, so it's a perfect fit!
Yoshioka's OAV series that ran from 1994 to 1996. Right Stuf offered the original television anime in individual VHS and DVDs from 1998-2005, and also offered the OAV on DVD in 2001. Right Stuf re-released the series and OVA on DVD in 2009, and again in 2013.
Yoshioka's novels inspired a new spinoff television streamed the anime as it aired.
The television premiered in Japan on January 11, and aired 12 episodes.
The over-the-air channel announced that it canceled its airing for a similar reason.
The "regular" version of the anime AT-X.
removed both the English-dubbed and English-subtitled versions of the anime in the first week of February.
Miyu Tomita performed both the opening theme song "Ikōze☆Paradise" and the ending theme song "Hanabira Ondo."
Sources: Right Stuf's CRX , email correspondence
