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Pop Goes Anime: The Super Milk Chan Show

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ADV Films brings us the story of a child ready and willing to save the world. On her own terms you dumbass! Super Milk Chan is a short series featuring a foul-mouthed child who, for whatever reason is called upon to save the world, the sushi bar next door, or some top-secret nuclear factory by “The President of Everything.” This fellow is an incompetent politician who suffers from paranoia that his country is out to get him, and assumes the worst will always happen. This results in impulsive behavior, leading to a nuke being dropped at random.

Milk, as she is called throughout the series, encounters many strange individuals, such as a counterfeit moneymaker who has an obsession with pancakes, Colonel Flanders, who is the Colonel Sanders of pork products, and mass-murdering robot mauling bear named Leonardo. If that craziness is not enough for you, the regular characters will certainly entertain.

Her robot maid, Tetsuko, constantly warns Milk about getting into trouble, calling Mr. President an idiot, being lovesick over another robot, and using her Gas Attack (giant fart) to get out of trouble. She is the voice of reason in an unreasonable world.

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Hanage is the little caterpillar who accompanies Milk and Tetsuko on their missions. He does not speak out loud, however during episodes we hear from the “Voice of Hanage’s Heart.” This voice is an optimistic day-dream type, wondering one day he will meet the woman of his dreams.

Dr. Eyepatch, the creepy scientist, provides Milk with various gadgets throughout the series, most notably Robodog Number One. Robodog is programmed to hate and curse out Tetsuko, as well as barking loudly and boast about its high tech gadgetry. There is a creepy landlord who is frightened by the sound of a fake ghost, and a group of ants whose family life deteriorates with each episode, culminating with the suicide of father ant.

If you are the sort to seek mind-expanding thoughtful programming, you came to the wrong place. If you do like trippy, mind-boggling, and perplexing laughter inducing fun, then this is your show.

Michael Dworkis
Michael Dworkis
Michael Dworkis has been a writer for The Pop Break since 2010. For over a decade he has contributed columns featuring Anime, Comics, Transformers, Television, Movies, and most notably, Professional Wrestling. Additionally, one of the key players in the original Angry Nerds column and a guest on one of Bill's various podcasts. When he is not grinding away at his next feature, or shouting expletives at the television while playing video games or watching wrestling, Michael actually has a full-time job,as a Mental Health Professional, working at a medical practice in New Jersey, and runs his own telehealth private practice. A family man through-and-through, requiring his three children to memorize all the Autobots and Decepticons on the collection shelves while also educating them in all things Marvel and Star Wars. You know, the stuff Disney owns.
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