Excel Saga: The Koshi Rikdo Assassination Plot

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Air Date

Thursday October 7, 1999

Production Code

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• Guest Cast

  • James Marshall Truck Driver
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  • Jessica Calvello Good Excel; Bad Excel; Cop Excel

• Stars

  • Yuko Mizutani Great Will of the Macrocosm; Pedro's Sexy Wife (Japanese version)
  • Jason Douglas (I) Ilpalazzo
  • Paul Sidello Koshi Rikdo
  • Brett Weaver Nabeshin
  • Jessica Calvello Excel Excel (Episodes 1-13)
  • Kotono Mitsuishi Excel Excel (Japanese version)
  • Ryoutarou Okiayu Watanabe (Japanese version)
  • Kelly Manison The Great Will of the Macrocosm/Sexy Wife
  • Rob Mungle Pedro
  • Wataru Takagi Koshi Rikdo (Japanese version)
  • Takehito Koyasu Ilpalazzo (Japanese version)
  • Mark Laskowski Iwata
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• Koshi Rikdo mentioned that he couldn't play himself because he lived too far from the recording studio. [edit]
• While recording the ending theme, which features Menchi bark-singing into a microphone, voice actress Satomi Koorogi actually performed the song while kneeling on the floor like a dog and with the microphone lowered to her level. [edit]
• In the English manga, Ilpalazzo's name is spelled as "Il Palazzo". [edit]

• (Fake) Credit to: Ms. Calvello's Wardrobe by Straight Jackets "R" Us [edit]
• Today's Experiment...... Failed [edit]
• In the Japanese version, both Good Excel and Bad Excel have Kansai accents, which is a regional Japanese accent. It is similar to a southern accent in English. So, in the English dub, Good and Bad Excels have southern accents, except Good Excel had that accent for a short while. [edit]

• Foreman: Hahahaha! Excellent, Pedro. You really are a hard worker.
  Pedro: Pedro could do all this before breakfast. Of course, he ate his lunch a few hours ago.
  (Other construction workers laugh)
  Foreman: Damn! You've even picked up on these stupid Japanese word-play jokes, haven't ya? [edit]
• (Excel and Pedro fall off a girder.)
  Excel: Billie Jean!
  Pedro: John Travolta! [edit]
• Great Will of the Macrocosm: Excel... Excel... thou must not kill the original comic book author.
  Excel: I'm so sorry. I suppose it was wrong. [edit]

• Foreman: Just don't tell that Gomez.
  This could be an allusion to the fact that there will eventually be a person named Gomez who ruins Pedro's life later in the series. [edit]
• Excel and Pedro: Guarandoo!
  The origin of "Guarandoo" is unclear, but it could possibly refer to the word in a singer's album title, but the word had no meaning. The singer, a man, wore a skinpy outfit, and people wondered if the hair on his stomach wasn't from... well, down there. So "Guarandoo" came to mean "thick body hair", which is now the common usage of the word. Nonetheless, what this has to with the way Excel and Pedro use it is anyone's guess. [edit]
• Nabeshin: Lupin the 3rd
  Nabeshin's clothes closely resemble the outift that anime character Lupin the 3rd wears. [edit]