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:''This article is about the Kosuke Fujishima manga. For the Miles Davis album, see You're Under Arrest (album).''
is the title of a manga and anime franchise created by Kosuke Fujishima, famous for his later series, ''Oh My Goddess!''.
The English version of the manga has been published by Dark Horse Comics, which only contained volumes 6 and 7 (reportedly at Fujishima's request [1] , resulting in continuity confusion by some fans of the series [2]). AnimEigo has licensed the initial OVA series, the 1st TV series, and the only full-length TV episode of 'You're Under Arrest! Specials'. ADV Films took the helm of licensing the mini TV episodes that comprised the rest of 'You're Under Arrest! Specials' as well as the feature film 'You're Under Arrest! The Movie.' The TV series 'You're Under Arrest! 2' and the OVA 'You're Under Arrest! in America' have not been licensed in Region 1.
It had been announced that a third animated series, 'You're Under Arrest: Full Throttle', is already in production with Atsuko Nakajima working on character design and directed by Koichi Ohata [3] [4] [5]
The story revolves around the adventures of Natsumi Tsujimoto and Miyuki Kobayakawa, two female members of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, stationed at the fictional Bokuto Police Precinct located at Sumida-ku, Tokyo. The series is largely episodic, and much of it focuses on the interaction between the main characters and the humorous supporting cast.
Most of the series reflect on the standing friendship between Miyuki and Natsumi as they deal with their personal lives with their jobs as police officers, with some being portrayed as slice of life stories. The series also reflect the human side of Bokuto Station's various police officers in their field of work and in their personal lives outside of police work.
The Live Action Drama of You're Under Arrest adapted the main characters while adding new characters over the course of the 9 episode series.
The opening theme song is called Galaxy by Nana Katase and the closing theme is Through the Rain by Mariah Carey. The drama also advances the romantic relationships of the main characters, and it appears as if the producers of this drama were giving the fans what they have always wanted.
'Miyuki Kobayakawa': Is played by actress Sachie Hara, and the character is much like as she is depicted in the various anime and manga sources. Though she does appear to be a little more headstrong and more sure of herself. She still loves Ken, and though she finds it difficult to express this, she doesn't take as long to act upon her feelings (especially given the 9 episode length of the drama).
'Natsumi Tsujimoto': Is played by actress Misaki Ito, and the character is much like as she is depicted in the various anime and manga sources, however, she is never shown to have the ability to pick up extraordinary amounts of weight. Though she is depicted to be abnormally strong and athletic, she loses a fight in this live action version. She also develops a relationship with a character named Okabayashi Shunsuke and not Shouji Toukairin as in the anime versions. The actress chosen for this drama, was played against type, as Itou Misaki is normally considered a great beauty within Japan and has been the 'face' of Shiseido Cosmetics since 2000.
'Ken Nakajima': Is played by actor Kazushige Nagashima and he is depicted much like he is in the various anime and manga sources. He still loves Miyuki and finds it difficult to tell her. Though their relationship takes a much larger step given the short length of the drama.
'Shunsuke Okabayashi': Is played by actor Noboru Kaneko, and he is Natsumi's love interest in this version. He is depicted to have similar characteristics to
Shouji Toukairin, though he is a suit-wearing, slightly uptight detective.
'Yoriko Nikaido': Is played by actress Otoha, and the character is much like as she is depicted in the various anime and manga sources, however, in the opening episode she appears to be the 'leader' of the other young female officers in the office, and she has a somewhat antagonistic relationship with Miyuki and Natsumi. She seems to think and act as if all of the 'bad image' issues that Bokuto suffers from, is all Miyuki and Natsumi's fault. As the series develops, their relationship normalizes and becomes more like as it is depicted in the anime sources.
'Saori Saga': Is played by the actress Miho Yoshioka, and other than name and certain mannerisms, is a different character that what is depicted in the various anime and manga sources. In the drama, she is the rookie policewoman, much as she is in the 2nd season of the anime, but, she does not have a previous history of having met anyone at Bokuto as a High School Student.
Main articles: List of You're Under Arrest media
★ The site where Bokuto Police Station is suppose to be doesn't exist in the Sumida Ward. In reality, the Bokuto Hospital takes its place.
1. [1] Retrieved on August 7, 2007.
2. EX's You're Under Arrest Review. Retrieved on August 7, 2007.
3. Moon Phase's May 25, 2007 entry. Retrieved on May 26, 2007.
4. Anime News Network May 25, 2007 entry. Retrieved on May 28, 2007.
5. Blog entry on new YUA TV series.
★ Official TBS You're Under Arrest! web site
★ Official AnimEigo You're Under Arrest! web site
★ JDorama description of You're Under Arrest! Live Action
★ Unofficial Fan Site
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is the title of a manga and anime franchise created by Kosuke Fujishima, famous for his later series, ''Oh My Goddess!''.
The English version of the manga has been published by Dark Horse Comics, which only contained volumes 6 and 7 (reportedly at Fujishima's request [1] , resulting in continuity confusion by some fans of the series [2]). AnimEigo has licensed the initial OVA series, the 1st TV series, and the only full-length TV episode of 'You're Under Arrest! Specials'. ADV Films took the helm of licensing the mini TV episodes that comprised the rest of 'You're Under Arrest! Specials' as well as the feature film 'You're Under Arrest! The Movie.' The TV series 'You're Under Arrest! 2' and the OVA 'You're Under Arrest! in America' have not been licensed in Region 1.
It had been announced that a third animated series, 'You're Under Arrest: Full Throttle', is already in production with Atsuko Nakajima working on character design and directed by Koichi Ohata [3] [4] [5]
| Contents |
| Story |
| Themes |
| Characters |
| Episodes |
| Live Action Drama |
| Media |
| Facts |
| References |
| See also |
Story
The story revolves around the adventures of Natsumi Tsujimoto and Miyuki Kobayakawa, two female members of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, stationed at the fictional Bokuto Police Precinct located at Sumida-ku, Tokyo. The series is largely episodic, and much of it focuses on the interaction between the main characters and the humorous supporting cast.
Themes
Most of the series reflect on the standing friendship between Miyuki and Natsumi as they deal with their personal lives with their jobs as police officers, with some being portrayed as slice of life stories. The series also reflect the human side of Bokuto Station's various police officers in their field of work and in their personal lives outside of police work.
Characters
Episodes
Live Action Drama
The Live Action Drama of You're Under Arrest adapted the main characters while adding new characters over the course of the 9 episode series.
The opening theme song is called Galaxy by Nana Katase and the closing theme is Through the Rain by Mariah Carey. The drama also advances the romantic relationships of the main characters, and it appears as if the producers of this drama were giving the fans what they have always wanted.
'Miyuki Kobayakawa': Is played by actress Sachie Hara, and the character is much like as she is depicted in the various anime and manga sources. Though she does appear to be a little more headstrong and more sure of herself. She still loves Ken, and though she finds it difficult to express this, she doesn't take as long to act upon her feelings (especially given the 9 episode length of the drama).
'Natsumi Tsujimoto': Is played by actress Misaki Ito, and the character is much like as she is depicted in the various anime and manga sources, however, she is never shown to have the ability to pick up extraordinary amounts of weight. Though she is depicted to be abnormally strong and athletic, she loses a fight in this live action version. She also develops a relationship with a character named Okabayashi Shunsuke and not Shouji Toukairin as in the anime versions. The actress chosen for this drama, was played against type, as Itou Misaki is normally considered a great beauty within Japan and has been the 'face' of Shiseido Cosmetics since 2000.
'Ken Nakajima': Is played by actor Kazushige Nagashima and he is depicted much like he is in the various anime and manga sources. He still loves Miyuki and finds it difficult to tell her. Though their relationship takes a much larger step given the short length of the drama.
'Shunsuke Okabayashi': Is played by actor Noboru Kaneko, and he is Natsumi's love interest in this version. He is depicted to have similar characteristics to
Shouji Toukairin, though he is a suit-wearing, slightly uptight detective.
'Yoriko Nikaido': Is played by actress Otoha, and the character is much like as she is depicted in the various anime and manga sources, however, in the opening episode she appears to be the 'leader' of the other young female officers in the office, and she has a somewhat antagonistic relationship with Miyuki and Natsumi. She seems to think and act as if all of the 'bad image' issues that Bokuto suffers from, is all Miyuki and Natsumi's fault. As the series develops, their relationship normalizes and becomes more like as it is depicted in the anime sources.
'Saori Saga': Is played by the actress Miho Yoshioka, and other than name and certain mannerisms, is a different character that what is depicted in the various anime and manga sources. In the drama, she is the rookie policewoman, much as she is in the 2nd season of the anime, but, she does not have a previous history of having met anyone at Bokuto as a High School Student.
Media
Main articles: List of You're Under Arrest media
Facts
★ The site where Bokuto Police Station is suppose to be doesn't exist in the Sumida Ward. In reality, the Bokuto Hospital takes its place.
References
1. [1] Retrieved on August 7, 2007.
2. EX's You're Under Arrest Review. Retrieved on August 7, 2007.
3. Moon Phase's May 25, 2007 entry. Retrieved on May 26, 2007.
4. Anime News Network May 25, 2007 entry. Retrieved on May 28, 2007.
5. Blog entry on new YUA TV series.
See also
★ Official TBS You're Under Arrest! web site
★ Official AnimEigo You're Under Arrest! web site
★ JDorama description of You're Under Arrest! Live Action
★ Unofficial Fan Site
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