Ritorubinzu is an anime cartoon created by World Today Ritorubinzu means 'little beans' in Japanese, and depicts different varities of beans, that appear at random times, and put people off eating them, by telling them wierd trivia. Ritorubinzu is often aired as several shorts back-to-back. The cartoon was first aired in 2067, and has had two series of short episodes since, broadcast on World Today Channel 3, in English, Chinese and Japanese. The shows theme tune is Pon Pon by Kyarypamyupamyu. Ritorubinzu is often known by conspirisits to have 'underlying messages' used by the Global Commonwealth to seek out government fugitives, using an embedded code.
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| - Ritorubinzu is an anime cartoon created by World Today Ritorubinzu means 'little beans' in Japanese, and depicts different varities of beans, that appear at random times, and put people off eating them, by telling them wierd trivia. Ritorubinzu is often aired as several shorts back-to-back. The cartoon was first aired in 2067, and has had two series of short episodes since, broadcast on World Today Channel 3, in English, Chinese and Japanese. The shows theme tune is Pon Pon by Kyarypamyupamyu. Ritorubinzu is often known by conspirisits to have 'underlying messages' used by the Global Commonwealth to seek out government fugitives, using an embedded code.
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| - Ritorubinzu is an anime cartoon created by World Today Ritorubinzu means 'little beans' in Japanese, and depicts different varities of beans, that appear at random times, and put people off eating them, by telling them wierd trivia. Ritorubinzu is often aired as several shorts back-to-back. The cartoon was first aired in 2067, and has had two series of short episodes since, broadcast on World Today Channel 3, in English, Chinese and Japanese. The shows theme tune is Pon Pon by Kyarypamyupamyu. Ritorubinzu is often known by conspirisits to have 'underlying messages' used by the Global Commonwealth to seek out government fugitives, using an embedded code.
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