Concrete Revolutio

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Concrete Revolutio: Superhuman Phantasmagoria (コンクリート・レボルティオ～超人幻想～, Konkurīto Reborutio: Chōjin Gensō) is a Japanese superhero anime television series created and written by Shō Aikawa, directed by Seiji Mizushima, produced by Bones, and featuring character designs by Yoshiyuki Ito. It began airing in Japan in October 2015. A second season debuted on April 3, 2016. rdf:langString

Konkurīto Reborutio: Chōjin Gensō (コンクリート・レボルティオ～超人幻想～ lit. Concrete Revolutio: Fantasmagoría Sobrehumana?) es un anime de superhéroes creada y escrita por Shō Aikawa, dirigida por Seiji Mizushima, producida por Bones y con diseños de personajes de Yoshiyuki Ito. Comenzó a emitirse en Japón en octubre de 2015. Una segunda temporada debutó el 3 de abril de 2016. rdf:langString

Concrete Revolutio (コンクリート・レボルティオ～超人幻想～, Konkurīto Reborutio: Chōjin gensō) est une série télévisée d'animation japonaise réalisée au sein du studio Bones par Seiji Mizushima, diffusée entre octobre 2015 et juin 2016 sur Tokyo MX au Japon et en simultané sur Anime Digital Network, Daisuki et J One dans les pays francophones. La version française est diffusée sur Game One depuis le 12 février 2018. Une adaptation en manga par Nylon est publiée entre septembre 2015 et août 2016. rdf:langString

Concrete Revolutio: chōjin gensō (コンクリート・レボルティオ～超人幻想～ Konkurīto Reborutio: chōjin gensō?) è una serie televisiva anime prodotta dalla Bones per la regia di Seiji Mizushima, trasmessa in Giappone dal 4 ottobre 2015 al 19 giugno 2016. Un adattamento manga ha iniziato la serializzazione sul Young Ace della Kadokawa Shoten a partire dal numero di settembre 2015. rdf:langString

『コンクリート・レボルティオ〜超人幻想〜』（コンクリート・レボルティオちょうじんげんそう、英称：Concrete Revolutio ~ Superhuman Phantasmagoria）は、ボンズ制作によるオリジナルテレビアニメ。 2015年10月より12月まで第1期が、2016年4月より6月まで第2期『コンクリート・レボルティオ〜超人幻想〜THE LAST SONG』（コンクリート・レボルティオちょうじんげんそうザ・ラスト・ソング）が放送された。公式サイトなどでは『コンレボ』の略称が良く用いられる。 rdf:langString

《Concrete Revolutio～超人幻想～》（日语：コンクリート・レボルティオ〜超人幻想〜）是BONES和水島精二推出的原創動畫，2015年10月4日開始播放。2016年4月3日起播放第二季《Concrete Revolutio～超人幻想～The Last Song》。 rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Concrete Revolutio～超人幻想～

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rdf:langString A ghost named Fuurouta plays a prank on a class trip, freeing a prized green beetle from its cage while a mysterious black fog rolls through the area. Shortly after the incident, the black fog settles on the Japanese Diet building as the Superhuman Bureau restrains Fuurouta, unsure of what to do with him. While escaping from captivity, Fuurouta runs into a strange girl named Campe and offers to be friends with her. Meanwhile, Jiro finds the corpses of Japanese Public Security superhumans who were defeated by the Tartaros Bugmen from inside the black fog. Fuurouta overhears Professor Hitoyoshi describe how he has revived an ancient virus to kill the Tartaros Bugmen, and the next day Fuurouta offers to help the Bureau kill them in exchange for letting him join. After taking the virus, Fuurouta shelters the green bug from before, then tosses the virus container like a bug bomb, killing the Tartaros Bugmen and dissipating the black fog. Later, Jiro casts the deciding vote to let Fuurouta join the Bureau. Five years later, Fuurouta is attacked by a grown-up Campe, who turned out to be the green bug he rescued from before. However, after his actions she became the last of the Tartaros Bugmen alive while the politicians who destroyed their forest habitat went unpunished. Jiro appears and talks Campe down from attacking a remorseful Fuurouta. As she leaves, Fuurouta cries that the black-and-white world he thought he knew became more complicated.

rdf:langString Along with the return of the Ogasawara Islands, the U.S. Navy's state-of-the-art submarine Antares will be coming to Yokosuka. Students flock to the port in order to see the show by the popular group "Angel Stars." Then radical superhumans hiding amongst the crowd start to protest, and there is chaos after musical notes materialize in sync with the performance. And then, a superhuman calling himself Wonder Sword Claude slices the submarine in half and starts to uncover the terrifying secret hidden inside Antares.

rdf:langString Haneda Airport recovers from what seems like a terrorist bomb attack, though no threat or demand was sent. Detective Shiba suspects superhuman involvement, but all the evidence is taken from the Tokyo Metropolitan Police by the Superhuman Bureau, so Shiba tries following a lead to Yatsuka Heavy Industries. Along the way, Shiba meets a girl named Mieko, but quickly discovers that she is a robot as the Superhuman Bureau intervenes and Shiba is caught in an explosion. While Shiba recovers at the Bureau, Professor Hitoyoshi mentions that Mieko was the "female" half of a human-looking robot pair, programmed to seek out a "male" counterpart to form a large explosive in enemy territory. Jiro wants to capture Mieko alive, but Shiba and others at the Bureau want the robot destroyed to prevent an explosion in a populated area. Despite Jiro's efforts, Shiba takes matters into his own hands, but Mieko decides to jump into a reservoir and self-destruct without killing anyone. Five years later, Shiba attacks a military truck escorting a male prisoner and frees him. He discovered that the man was the male robot of the pair, and that Mieko did not actually self-destruct but merely slept at the bottom of the reservoir before it was drained for urban development. Shiba commands the male robot to merge with Mieko for the sake of his terrorist plot, until Jiro appears and inserts a chip into her frame. As the male and female robots merge, they decide not to follow Shiba's command. Enraged, Shiba beats up the merged robot, and then turns his anger on Jiro.

rdf:langString Infernal Queen is a fanatical organization that ruthlessly kills everyone from politicians to criminals if deemed evil by the organization. Their scientifically almighty mothership IQ has flown from the American continent to Japan, where the Superhuman Bureau is, and started executing criminals. Suspicion is placed on Hyouma as he looks like the leader of IQ, and the masked Public Security Force Chief Shakko comes to the Superhuman Bureau. Are the same two people existing at the same time? Hidden behind the mystery was the secret of Jaguar, or Hyouma, that absolutely cannot be shared with others.

rdf:langString A quartet of comedic rock stars called "Mountain Horse" unexpectedly gain superhuman powers after listening to a rock concert they opened for. The powers themselves are not very strong, but enough that they get noticed by Fuurouta of the Superhuman Bureau, and a publicity agent named Fugimoto. After overhearing Fugimoto's plan to sell chocolate with an experimental anti-superhuman chemical inside, the group decides to infiltrate the warehouse and destroy the chocolate before its distribution, though they have to fight against a giant security robot and a rival superhuman rock band. After one of them gets killed in the fight, the band successfully destroys the chocolate, and keeps one sample as insurance against Fugimoto. Despite Fuurouta and Jiro's offer the remaining band members decide not to join the Superhuman Bureau, and instead continue going on stage as a comedy group.

rdf:langString The Secret Detective Team BL led by Yumihiko Otonashi refuses superhuman registration and has continued to act on their own with a massive robot named Gigander Seven. Then, Yumihiko receives a notice saying the evil superhuman Lucifer's Eyes will steal superhuman Rainbow Knight's "Crescent Gun" from a collector. Rainbow Knight is a popular superhuman who gave hope to Japan after the war, and Jiro too holds dearly an experience where he was saved by Rainbow Knight. However, Rainbow Knight, the hero of justice, has been labeled as the culprit of the "Otetsu Kidnapping," and there was a conspiracy theory regarding the death involved...

rdf:langString The Superhuman Bureau infiltrates a nearby college as students plan to march in support of the beasts and against what they see as their cruel use as weapons by the bigger countries. However, the protesters are manipulated by beast fanatics. While reviving an American-sent beast using GaGon's cells, one of them injects Jiro with a similar drug that causes him to go on a violent rampage in Equus, later stopped by the revived beast, MegaGon. As MegaGon leads the protesters through the streets, the heads of the Superhuman Bureau devise a plan to use a fuel train derailment to incinerate the beast. Kikko, afraid of the possible collateral damage, tries to stop MegaGon before the train crashes, but Daishi possesses the oil-filled cars himself and crashes them into MegaGon, sending him into a mindless rage. As Jiro faces him with Equus, he starts questioning the true nature of the beasts.

rdf:langString Murders targeting doctors and nurses have taken place in Sapporo. During the investigation of SPR children who manipulate magic and science, it is revealed that superhumans are used as guinea pigs for a horrible experiment. What is the goal of Wonder Sword Claude who is suspected as the mastermind? Kikko visits the Municipal Hakko High School when the heroic superhuman Galboi Riker who flew from the Soviet comes falling down in a horrid state. The students get a testimony saying he was shot down by the Self-Defense Force and the American superhuman Master Ultima, and rise up against the tyranny of the government.

rdf:langString Shortly after the incident with Grosse Augen, beast attacks are on the rise across Japan, though there are ample numbers of superhumans to deal with them. Fuurouta discovers that one of his friends is secretly feeding a tiny beast called GaGon, and through him the Superhuman Bureau meet up with "Beastly Radio Wave", a small group of peaceful beast enthusiasts. However, Jiro soon discovers that the radio group is actually using GaGon to clone several giant beasts for their own purposes. One of the beasts grabs Jiro, forcing him to unleash the locks holding in his own superhuman power as he burns the radio station to a crisp.

rdf:langString Superhuman Judas, or Hikaru Misumi, was part of the armed robbery group Diamond Eater, but had a change of heart after being defeated by Human Satellite Earth-chan. After being released from prison, Hikaru is registered in the Superhuman Bureau, and decides to protect the activities of young people like him. However, the extreme actions of Earth-chan, who reacts to the brain waves of people calling for help, become recognized by society as absolute justice. During the student protest at Haneda Airport against Japan's participation in the Earth Defense Corps, Earth-chan appears while she is guarding the Prime Minister.

rdf:langString The youth who had awakened to superhuman powers have shifted their sense of justice towards anti-war, anti-America, and anti-establishment, leading them to be called "Superhumanists." Human experimentation and at the Ogasawara Islands and governmental use of superhuman powers come to light. The enraged students rise up for a large-scale protest in Shinjuku, Tokyo in order to realize a "Superhuman Revolution." Jiro gets into action as well, to make Kikko back to normal after she transforms into the queen of the demon world. While Wonder Sword Claude works in stealth, will Jiro be able to follow through with his ideal of "Protect all superhumans"?

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rdf:langString "Kuroi Kiri" no Naka de

rdf:langString Nippon "Kaijū"-shi Gohen

rdf:langString Nippon "Kaijū"-shi Zenpen

rdf:langString Sora mo Hoshi mo Koeteikō

rdf:langString Tekkotsu no Hito

rdf:langString Yatsura wa Itsu demo Waratteru

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rdf:langString Masaki Tsuji

rdf:langString Shō Aikawa

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rdf:langString Tōru Yoshida

rdf:langString Osamu Kamei

rdf:langString Hitoshi Nanba

rdf:langString Tomoyuki Kurokawa

rdf:langString Hideyo Yamamoto

rdf:langString Hitoshi Nanba,

rdf:langString Ken Ōtsuka

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rdf:langString Kō Matsuo,

rdf:langString Satomi Nakamura

rdf:langString Seiji Mizushima

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rdf:langString Shinji Ishihira

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rdf:langString Susumu Kudō

rdf:langString Tomo Ōkubo

rdf:langString Tomoyuki Kurokawa,

rdf:langString Yasushi Muraki

rdf:langString Yoshiharu Ashino

rdf:langString Yūdai Kubota

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rdf:langString Nylon

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rdf:langString Yōsuke Yamamoto

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rdf:langString Hirotaka Kaneko

rdf:langString Hirotsugu Ogisu

rdf:langString Minoru Takanashi

rdf:langString Ryōsuke Nakaji

rdf:langString Takuya Hosaka

rdf:langString Tsutomu Yanagimura

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rdf:langString An Iron Couple

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rdf:langString Devila and Devilo

rdf:langString End of the Endless Family

rdf:langString Go Beyond the Sky and Stars

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rdf:langString Inside the "Black Fog"

rdf:langString Iron Mask Arrives

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rdf:langString The Age of Giant Gods

rdf:langString The Never-Ending Battle

rdf:langString The Ones Who Look Into Space

rdf:langString They are Always Laughing

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rdf:langString Kazuki Nakashima

rdf:langString Masaki Tsuji

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rdf:langString Concrete Revolutio: Superhuman Phantasmagoria (コンクリート・レボルティオ～超人幻想～, Konkurīto Reborutio: Chōjin Gensō) is a Japanese superhero anime television series created and written by Shō Aikawa, directed by Seiji Mizushima, produced by Bones, and featuring character designs by Yoshiyuki Ito. It began airing in Japan in October 2015. A second season debuted on April 3, 2016.

rdf:langString Konkurīto Reborutio: Chōjin Gensō (コンクリート・レボルティオ～超人幻想～ lit. Concrete Revolutio: Fantasmagoría Sobrehumana?) es un anime de superhéroes creada y escrita por Shō Aikawa, dirigida por Seiji Mizushima, producida por Bones y con diseños de personajes de Yoshiyuki Ito. Comenzó a emitirse en Japón en octubre de 2015. Una segunda temporada debutó el 3 de abril de 2016.

rdf:langString Concrete Revolutio (コンクリート・レボルティオ～超人幻想～, Konkurīto Reborutio: Chōjin gensō) est une série télévisée d'animation japonaise réalisée au sein du studio Bones par Seiji Mizushima, diffusée entre octobre 2015 et juin 2016 sur Tokyo MX au Japon et en simultané sur Anime Digital Network, Daisuki et J One dans les pays francophones. La version française est diffusée sur Game One depuis le 12 février 2018. Une adaptation en manga par Nylon est publiée entre septembre 2015 et août 2016.

rdf:langString Concrete Revolutio: chōjin gensō (コンクリート・レボルティオ～超人幻想～ Konkurīto Reborutio: chōjin gensō?) è una serie televisiva anime prodotta dalla Bones per la regia di Seiji Mizushima, trasmessa in Giappone dal 4 ottobre 2015 al 19 giugno 2016. Un adattamento manga ha iniziato la serializzazione sul Young Ace della Kadokawa Shoten a partire dal numero di settembre 2015.

rdf:langString 『コンクリート・レボルティオ〜超人幻想〜』（コンクリート・レボルティオちょうじんげんそう、英称：Concrete Revolutio ~ Superhuman Phantasmagoria）は、ボンズ制作によるオリジナルテレビアニメ。 2015年10月より12月まで第1期が、2016年4月より6月まで第2期『コンクリート・レボルティオ〜超人幻想〜THE LAST SONG』（コンクリート・レボルティオちょうじんげんそうザ・ラスト・ソング）が放送された。公式サイトなどでは『コンレボ』の略称が良く用いられる。

rdf:langString 《Concrete Revolutio～超人幻想～》（日语：コンクリート・レボルティオ〜超人幻想〜）是BONES和水島精二推出的原創動畫，2015年10月4日開始播放。2016年4月3日起播放第二季《Concrete Revolutio～超人幻想～The Last Song》。

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rdf:langString Fumio Maezono

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rdf:langString Hiroyuki Ōshima

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