Star Trap
- Studio
- Fairy Dust
Characters
USS Mischief Crew Members
Credits
Directing
Animation
- Animator
- Hiroshi Tajima, Mamoru Yasuhiko, Bikkuri Hako
Crew
Production notes
Under the title "Offenders of the Universe," this was combined with the unrelated Pop Chaser (#4), and released in the U.S. as a two-part video.
This direct-to-video pornographic series originally ran for 16 episodes in 1986.
It returned immediately in 1987 with the nine-part "New Cream Lemon," a continuation of some of the earlier stories, with some new one-shots and a greater concentration on the series' origins in artwork and manga.
There were also several specials and two epilogues for a total of 36 episodes. The series continued until 1993.
Only six episodes were translated into English.
"Cream Lemon Junior" cut one-third of the running time of each episode to withstand tougher censorship. The series was repackaged again with two episodes per tape as "Cream Lemon Twin" (also known as "Cream Lemon Best Coupling").
The feature "Cream Lemon: Ami's Journey," was released theatrically in1986 on a double bill with the first "Project A-Ko" movie. This was more mainstream, with lower-quality animation, surprising for a theatrical release. Characters included Ami Nonomura, Hiroshi Nonomura and Friends.
This direct-to-video pornographic series originally ran for 16 episodes in 1986.
It returned immediately in 1987 with the nine-part "New Cream Lemon," a continuation of some of the earlier stories, with some new one-shots and a greater concentration on the series' origins in artwork and manga.
There were also several specials and two epilogues for a total of 36 episodes. The series continued until 1993.
Only six episodes were translated into English.
"Cream Lemon Junior" cut one-third of the running time of each episode to withstand tougher censorship. The series was repackaged again with two episodes per tape as "Cream Lemon Twin" (also known as "Cream Lemon Best Coupling").
The feature "Cream Lemon: Ami's Journey," was released theatrically in1986 on a double bill with the first "Project A-Ko" movie. This was more mainstream, with lower-quality animation, surprising for a theatrical release. Characters included Ami Nonomura, Hiroshi Nonomura and Friends.