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''Radio City Fantasy'' (街角のメルヘン) is one of the first [=OVAs=], scripted by [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Takeshi Shuto]] at 18 years old.

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''Radio City Fantasy'' (街角のメルヘン) is one of the first [=OVAs=], scripted by [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Takeshi Shuto]] Creator/TakeshiShudo at 18 years old.
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* TitleDrop: Both titles; one in conversation, one written on graffiti in the background

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Radio City Fantasy (街角のメルヘン) is one of the first [=OVAs=], scripted by [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Takeshi Shuto]] at 18 years old.

In the 1984 OVA, a young artist named Hiroshi falls in love with his muse, a moody pale-skinned girl with something he sees as special. Phantasmagorial surrealist segues ensue. This avant-garde anime is known as "Machikado No Meruhen" or "Street Corner Fairytales" in Japan, and is named so in hopes of people confusing it with the 1962 OsamuTezuka short film "Aru Machikado no Monogatari".

It should be noted that Yoshitaka Amano designed the characters in one of his earliest gigs.

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Radio ''Radio City Fantasy Fantasy'' (街角のメルヘン) is one of the first [=OVAs=], scripted by [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Takeshi Shuto]] at 18 years old.

In the 1984 OVA, a young artist named Hiroshi falls in love with his muse, a moody pale-skinned girl with something he sees as special. Phantasmagorial surrealist segues ensue. This avant-garde anime is known as "Machikado No Meruhen" or "Street Corner Fairytales" in Japan, and is named so in hopes of people confusing it with the 1962 OsamuTezuka Creator/OsamuTezuka short film "Aru Machikado no Monogatari".

It should be noted that Yoshitaka Amano Creator/YoshitakaAmano designed the characters in one of his earliest gigs.gigs.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: Particularly the sprouting wings at the end.

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Radio City Fantasy (街角のメルヘン) is one of the first [=OVAs=], scripted by [[{{Pokemon}} Takeshi Shuto]] at 18 years old.

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Radio City Fantasy (街角のメルヘン) is one of the first [=OVAs=], scripted by [[{{Pokemon}} [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Takeshi Shuto]] at 18 years old.



* BobHaircut: Hiroshi's muse has one.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The art is reminiscent of ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine'' and other trippy sixties pop art, and then there's the plot...
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Radio City Fantasy (街角のメルヘン) is one of the first [=OVAs=], scripted by [[{{Pokemon}} Takeshi Shuto]] at 18 years old.

In the 1984 OVA, a young artist named Hiroshi falls in love with his muse, a moody pale-skinned girl with something he sees as special. Phantasmagorial surrealist segues ensue. This avant-garde anime is known as "Machikado No Meruhen" or "Street Corner Fairytales" in Japan, and is named so in hopes of people confusing it with the 1962 OsamuTezuka short film "Aru Machikado no Monogatari".

It should be noted that Yoshitaka Amano designed the characters in one of his earliest gigs.
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!!Tropes related to the film:

* AttemptedRape
* BobHaircut: Hiroshi's muse has one.
* CrashIntoHello
* DerangedAnimation
* EeriePaleSkinnedBrunette: Hiroshi's muse is strikingly pale with black hair.
* GenreBusting: A surrealist avant garde romantic comedy? Sure.
* GratuitousEnglish
* GratuitousFrench: Combined with English for a pretentious yet nonsensical introduction.
* JukeboxMusical: 17 different songs from the same J-POP artist scores the movie.
* LadyInRed
* MindScrew
* PerkyGoth: Hiroshi's muse
* SmokingIsGlamorous
* TitleDrop: Both titles; one in conversation, one written on graffiti in the background
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic: Particularly the sprouting wings at the end.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: The art is reminiscent of ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine'' and other trippy sixties pop art, and then there's the plot...
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