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Best Episodes of Deep Imagination
Comedy
S1 Ep3
7.0
2nd May 2002
An 11-minute short directed by Kazuto Nakazawa, the gothic "Comedy" is based on Shubert's "Lucifer," and details the adventures of a pale young girl (Ai Maeda) and her interactions with the mysterious "Black Knight" (Hikaru Midorikawa) who has the power to utterly decimate entire armies.
Junk Town
S1 Ep5
6.0
1st Jul 2006
A 13-minute short, "Junk Town" represents the directorial debut of Nobutaka Ito. This is a science fiction story about a young boy who discovers and befriends a small robot at a shopping arcade. The robot is hungry and he grows in size as he devours a number of machines of increasing size.
Worst Episodes of Deep Imagination
Professor Dan Petory's Blues
S1 Ep1
1.0
2nd Mar 2002
A 10-minute short directed by Hidekazu Ohara,[1] "Professor Dan Petory's Blues" is a musical number starring a hand puppet named Junior. The puppet is controlled by the drunken Professor Dan Petory who explains in puppetry the answers to such questions as why the Earth is blue and why UFOs fly in a zig-zag pattern.
Beyond
S1 Ep4
5.0
3rd Jul 2002
An 8-minute short directed by Yasushi Muraki, "Beyond" is a mecha piece set in a battlefield. The story revolves around three soldiers in mech powersuits who are engaged in a fight to the death against two mobile tanks.
Deep Imagination Episode Guide
Professor Dan Petory's Blues
S1 Ep1
1.0
2nd Mar 2002
A 10-minute short directed by Hidekazu Ohara,[1] "Professor Dan Petory's Blues" is a musical number starring a hand puppet named Junior. The puppet is controlled by the drunken Professor Dan Petory who explains in puppetry the answers to such questions as why the Earth is blue and why UFOs fly in a zig-zag pattern.
End of the world
S1 Ep2
6.0
2nd Mar 2002
A 10-minute short directed by Osamu Kobayashi, "End of the World" is a science fiction story about a young alien girl named Yuko as she escapes from the world of humans. After returning to her own world with Kazumi, a human girl she met at a rock concert on Earth, Yuko wages a retaliatory campaign against hordes of S&M monsters, and the evil queen of Yuko's world. The music featured is by the all-girl punk rock group, Lolita No.18. The short features the voice-talent of Hikaru Midorikawa.
Comedy
S1 Ep3
7.0
2nd May 2002
An 11-minute short directed by Kazuto Nakazawa, the gothic "Comedy" is based on Shubert's "Lucifer," and details the adventures of a pale young girl (Ai Maeda) and her interactions with the mysterious "Black Knight" (Hikaru Midorikawa) who has the power to utterly decimate entire armies.
Beyond
S1 Ep4
5.0
3rd Jul 2002
An 8-minute short directed by Yasushi Muraki, "Beyond" is a mecha piece set in a battlefield. The story revolves around three soldiers in mech powersuits who are engaged in a fight to the death against two mobile tanks.
Junk Town
S1 Ep5
6.0
1st Jul 2006
A 13-minute short, "Junk Town" represents the directorial debut of Nobutaka Ito. This is a science fiction story about a young boy who discovers and befriends a small robot at a shopping arcade. The robot is hungry and he grows in size as he devours a number of machines of increasing size.
The best rated episodes of Deep Imagination are:
Comedy S1E3 rated 7.0
Junk Town S1E5 rated 6.0
The lowest rated episodes of Deep Imagination are:
Professor Dan Petory's Blues S1E1 rated 1.0
Beyond S1E4 rated 5.0
The first episode of Deep Imagination aired on March 02, 2002.
The last episode of Deep Imagination aired on July 01, 2006.
There are 5 episodes of Deep Imagination.
There is one season of Deep Imagination.
Yes.
Deep Imagination is set to return for future episodes.
