Flag (TV series)

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Flag (stylized as FLAG) is a 13-episode Japanese mecha-genre anime television series created and directed by veteran director Ryōsuke Takahashi. It was broadcast as pay per view streaming web video on Bandai Channel starting on June 6, 2006. Episodes 1 and 2 were scheduled to be broadcast on the anime PPV channel SKY Perfect Perfect Choice ch. 160 Anime from August 18, 2006. Stylistically, the series makes use of a still and video cameraman POV, as well as "web cam" images, to create a documentary-like narrative, despite being an animated drama. Character design is by Kazuyoshi Takeuchi and mecha design is by Kazutaka Miyatake. rdf:langString

Flag (フラッグ, Furaggu) est un anime japonais réalisé par et du studio . Il a été diffusé entre le 6 juin 2006 et le 2 mars 2007. rdf:langString

『FLAG』（フラッグ）は、2006年6月16日にバンダイチャンネルより放送された全13話のWebアニメ作品である。その後CS放送などで放送され、2009年1月3日からはTOKYO MXで地上波初放送される。同年2月22日NHK BS-hiのアニメ映画劇場枠で、総集編である「FLAG 一千万のクフラの記録」が放送された。チベットをモデルとする中央アジアの架空の小国ウディヤーナの内戦を、カメラマン白州冴子を主人公として描く。第三者視点を一切廃し、一人称主観のカメラファインダー（一眼レフカメラといったものから車両内カメラ、監視カメラなど）を示す画面でストーリーが進行する、一種のドキュメンタリーの形式となっている。作品タイトルの「FLAG」は、劇中の白州が撮影して国際的に有名になった写真に付けられたタイトルである。 rdf:langString

Flag (яп. フラッグ Фураггу, Флаг) — аниме-сериал в жанре меха, созданный режиссёром Рёсукэ Такахаси. Показывался с 6 июня 2006 года как платное потоковое веб-видео на канале Bandai. Эпизоды 1 и 2 транслировались 18 августа 2006 года на аниме PPV-канале SKY Perfect Perfect Choice ch.160. Стилистически использовались фото и видео POV — видеокамеры небольших размеров, размещаемой обычно на голове, а также изображения веб-камеры, чтобы сделать сериал похожим на документальный, несмотря на то, что это анимационная драма. Дизайн персонажей выполнил Кадзуёси Такэути, а дизайн мехов — Кадзутака Миятакэ. В 2007 году появился фильм-компиляция Flag Director's Edition. rdf:langString

FLAG是從2006年6月16日開始在萬代頻道播放的Web動畫。全13話。描寫中亞內戰中的小國ウディヤーナ裡的攝影師白州冴子。不使用第三者視點，而是從第一人稱，主人公主觀的觀點來描寫。使用非常多由相機所得到的畫面。標題名稱「FLAG」是劇中主角白州冴子所拍攝的照片名稱。 rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Flag (TV series)

rdf:langString Flag (anime)

rdf:langString FLAG (アニメ)

rdf:langString Flag (аниме)

rdf:langString FLAG (Web动画)

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rdf:langString Flag

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rdf:langString It was established that the defence capabilities of the armed faction base were much stronger than expected. The SDAC unit decided to launch an operation to retrieve the Flag on the night of the new moon. Preparation of the HAVWC mecha, the key element of the operation, became a race against time, and Saeko spent all night covering the activities of the unit. Meanwhile on the same night, as reporter Akagi was pursuing a young girl, a reincarnate of the goddess Kuhura.

rdf:langString UN forces block access to the bombarded parts of the city and stonewall at the daily press conference, trying to cover up the incident. SDC researches how the flag's military grade IC encryption could have been broken and faked. In that course, more questions are raised. The UN started to move in more weapons into the country in secret, and attacked another target 400 km away without telling the public. This increases doubt on the official narrative in which the temple faction is the only violent actor.

rdf:langString Investigators from UN HQ are sent to SDC, blocking their activity. In the background of a picture of the temple's leader, the flag is spotted. Eversalt, backed by the complete SDC team, decides to ignore orders and launch a fact-finding mission into the temple. Ichiyanagi is freed from investigative detention so he can pilot a smaller mecha model he was involved in developing. One member of the investigators, only named Chief, backs the operation by delaying information sent to HQ. Shirasu is instructed by Eversalt to document the operation, for a possible future court martial trial. SDC intrudes the temple and finds the flag, but fails to capture it. Meanwhile, the temple's masked soldiers supported by improvised tanks and a mecha of unknown origin capture UNF's headquarters in a surprise attack and hold staff hostage.

rdf:langString Ichiyanagi stormed into the armed faction's stronghold to retrieve the flag. As the team were following the IC tag signal, something unexpected was waiting for them. They discovered the conspiracy to hinder the ceasefire. Facing return attack from the enemy and with nowhere to retreat, he attempted to break through.

rdf:langString Saeko started her reporting inside the SDC secret base. However, Captain Chris denied Saeko's request to follow any military operations involving the use of HAVWC. Saeko tried to capture the soldiers on camera as they returned to base.

rdf:langString SDC decides to launch a counterattack to take UNF HQ back using their two HAVWC mechas. The operation succeeds because in the last minute massive reinforcement by regular UNF troops arrives. Akagi and Shirasu have eye contact for the first time since she was deployed as an embedded journalist with SDC. Akagi films her in a helicopter labeled with the SDC logo.

rdf:langString At Shirasu's release, she is told by an official that her photos will be withheld for censorship because they include footage inconvenient for the UN. She's told she'll never see any SDC team member again and given a last letter from Eversalt. It contains her lucky charm, which she had lost during the battle. At home, she discovers an SD card with her uncensored photo material in it. An accompanying video by the SDC members bids her a heartfelt farewell and encourages her to publish the truth. The peace agreement signatory ceremony takes places as planned under the flag. Shirasu and Akagi spend a carefree week in the now peaceful city. Shirasu leaves a copy of her photos for Akagi at the hotel's desk. Then she departs for Tokyo, but is killed in a terrorist bomb attack at the airport. In an epilogue, a devastated Akagi meets Lisa in a Tokyo bar, talking about the events. Lisa asks whether she could see Shirasu's photos and Akagi tells her he's currently editing the material for release.

rdf:langString Shirasu spends a day and a night with the indigenous nomads. She assists their medical doctor, who was trained in both native and western medicine, with house visits and learns about the way of life of those people. Olowokandi is interrogated. The flow of news from the UNF to journalists comes to a grinding halt. Highly increased reconnaissance flight activity hints at a brewing political and military storm.

rdf:langString On the night of the new moon, the SDC unit began its campaign to retrieve the flag and was heading towards the "Ruins", the armed faction's stronghold. Shirasu witnessed the crossfire while accompanying the unit. At the same time, the journalists, suspicious of the UN forces, found out about the UN's plan to bomb the city. Akagi had some idea where the target of the bombing would be.

rdf:langString The temple leader, in front of the flag, calls for violence and nation-wide the insurgency flares up. SDC embarks on the mission to finally capture the flag. The two HAVWC mechas successfully infiltrate the temple by force, but its masked soldiers manage to escape with the flag seconds before capture. A fierce battle between SDC and temple forces supported by helicopters and their mecha takes place. Eventually SDC prevails, with Shirasu capturing the moment one of the mechas can get its hand on the flag in another iconic photo. Akagi films that scene. Shirasu is arrested by UNF troops on the battlefield.

rdf:langString A replacement for the HAVWC mecha lost in the attack of the temple arrives, but training it to accept Ichiyanagi as pilot makes only slow progress. An unknown power penetrates the training camp's perimeter with three helicopters and the prototype of a Chinese XR-2 mecha. Ichiyanagi and Eversalt fight off the intruders in their mechas. This is considered a warning to the SDC, and complicates the situation because obviously a powerful member of the UN security council entered the playing field.

rdf:langString The SDC unit is planning scouting missions in area where the FLAG was believed to be hidden. Once again Saeko's request to accompany the unit was denied. Nadi Olowokandi offered his helping hand.

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rdf:langString Dōkō Shuzai

rdf:langString Faindā-goshi no Saikai

rdf:langString Furaggu Dakkan

rdf:langString Geru to Taichi

rdf:langString Hikari no Naka e

rdf:langString Ikkusuāru-Tsū Ronkū

rdf:langString Kurayami no Sōkyokusen

rdf:langString Pōtorēto

rdf:langString Saishidō

rdf:langString Shingetsu no Yoru

rdf:langString Shīdakku Purasu Wan

rdf:langString Yami no Naka no Hikari

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rdf:langString Official North American DVD cover of Flag

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rdf:langString Team Flag

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xsd:date 2007-10-27

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rdf:langString Ryōsuke Takahashi

rdf:langString Kazuo Terada

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xsd:integer 13

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xsd:date 2006-06-16

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rdf:langString addlarchives

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xsd:date 2007-03-02

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rdf:langString Haruhisa Yamaji

rdf:langString Yū Takahashi

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rdf:langString The Answer Studio

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rdf:langString Portrait

rdf:langString Into the Light

rdf:langString Light in Darkness

rdf:langString Frontline Reporting

rdf:langString Parabola of Darkness

rdf:langString Reactivation

rdf:langString Recapture the Flag

rdf:langString Reunion through the Viewfinder

rdf:langString SDAC + 1

rdf:langString The Night of New Moon

rdf:langString XR-2 Longku

rdf:langString Yurts and the Land

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rdf:langString tv series

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rdf:langString Tooru Nozaki

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rdf:langString Flag (stylized as FLAG) is a 13-episode Japanese mecha-genre anime television series created and directed by veteran director Ryōsuke Takahashi. It was broadcast as pay per view streaming web video on Bandai Channel starting on June 6, 2006. Episodes 1 and 2 were scheduled to be broadcast on the anime PPV channel SKY Perfect Perfect Choice ch. 160 Anime from August 18, 2006. Stylistically, the series makes use of a still and video cameraman POV, as well as "web cam" images, to create a documentary-like narrative, despite being an animated drama. Character design is by Kazuyoshi Takeuchi and mecha design is by Kazutaka Miyatake.

rdf:langString Flag (フラッグ, Furaggu) est un anime japonais réalisé par et du studio . Il a été diffusé entre le 6 juin 2006 et le 2 mars 2007.

rdf:langString 『FLAG』（フラッグ）は、2006年6月16日にバンダイチャンネルより放送された全13話のWebアニメ作品である。その後CS放送などで放送され、2009年1月3日からはTOKYO MXで地上波初放送される。同年2月22日NHK BS-hiのアニメ映画劇場枠で、総集編である「FLAG 一千万のクフラの記録」が放送された。チベットをモデルとする中央アジアの架空の小国ウディヤーナの内戦を、カメラマン白州冴子を主人公として描く。第三者視点を一切廃し、一人称主観のカメラファインダー（一眼レフカメラといったものから車両内カメラ、監視カメラなど）を示す画面でストーリーが進行する、一種のドキュメンタリーの形式となっている。作品タイトルの「FLAG」は、劇中の白州が撮影して国際的に有名になった写真に付けられたタイトルである。

rdf:langString Flag (яп. フラッグ Фураггу, Флаг) — аниме-сериал в жанре меха, созданный режиссёром Рёсукэ Такахаси. Показывался с 6 июня 2006 года как платное потоковое веб-видео на канале Bandai. Эпизоды 1 и 2 транслировались 18 августа 2006 года на аниме PPV-канале SKY Perfect Perfect Choice ch.160. Стилистически использовались фото и видео POV — видеокамеры небольших размеров, размещаемой обычно на голове, а также изображения веб-камеры, чтобы сделать сериал похожим на документальный, несмотря на то, что это анимационная драма. Дизайн персонажей выполнил Кадзуёси Такэути, а дизайн мехов — Кадзутака Миятакэ. В 2007 году появился фильм-компиляция Flag Director's Edition.

rdf:langString FLAG是從2006年6月16日開始在萬代頻道播放的Web動畫。全13話。描寫中亞內戰中的小國ウディヤーナ裡的攝影師白州冴子。不使用第三者視點，而是從第一人稱，主人公主觀的觀點來描寫。使用非常多由相機所得到的畫面。標題名稱「FLAG」是劇中主角白州冴子所拍攝的照片名稱。

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