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  Review by Michelle Kisner ★★★½

  Mmmmm. Smells oily.

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  Review by Oli ★★★★ 1

  As weird as you could hope for. Spaniel Tempura anyone?

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  Review by Snailor Moon ★★★★½

  This is definitely a prototype for the later Violence Voyager, and it has a lot of the best bits too, plus a crispy turtle!

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  Review by Martin Kro ★★★★½

  Amazing short movie about two friends looking for a dog and finding a freaky alien that kills everyone with tempura batter. 

  Weird, short and Ujicha like we love em!

  This short film is included on the „weird and wonderful world of Ujicha“ by third window films! Check it out!

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  Review by Skero ★★★

  Man sieht hier schon sehr viel von Violence Voyager drin. Als Kurzfilm funktioniert Tempura auch ziemlich gut. Umso besser, dass sich daraus scheinbar viel mehr entwickelt hat.

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  Review by Bo Just Bo ★★★½ 2

  Very short but very sweet.
  Ujicha's only solo release between Burning Buddha Man and Violence Voyager is a humorous, yet grim tale of fat fried frights that manages to end as soon as it begins.

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  Review by Otto Tyska ★★★½ 1

  Love the way Ujicha uses goo in his work

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  Review by Vispian ★★★

  If you want to watch a short in which two friends fight some sort of space alien that shoots steaming hot tempura batter, among other Ujicha weirdness, watch this.

  It was fun

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  Review by TempusFugit

  Pretty much a proto Violence Voyager, but only three minutes long and has much more tempura.

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  Review by Robert Dixon ★★★

  Feels like a short made for test footage purposes.

  I am very afraid to ask what Ujicha uses for his white goo.

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  Review by Pluto Gash ★★★★★

  SooooOoo cool. If anyone takes the time to watch Violence Voyager, I fully recommend taking the extra 4min to check this one out too.... My only complaint is that it's too short lol. This Ujicha dude rules!!!

  Third Window Films blu ray.

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  Review by ghostsarereal ★★★★ 5

  It probably doesn't say good things about me that this is the Ujicha movie I enjoyed the most. It's four minutes long, which feels like just the right length for his basic storytelling technique of exposition - rising action - CLIMAX OF ALL THE REALLY GROSS SLIMEY GORY STUFF.