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- ↑ "official Oban website, cosplay page".
- ↑ "Kickstarter news, official Oban webpage".
- ↑ "OSR Bluray order page".
- ↑ "Oban Star-Racers Anime Sequel/Spinoff 'Seriously Considered'".
- ↑ "the success of this release, and the wonderful feedback we've received from Oban's fan community during these past months, gives us new means as well as a fresh energy to carry on!".
- ↑ "exhibition announcement on Eiffel Tower website".
- ↑ "exhibition dedicated website".
- ↑ "Oban Star-Racers studio working on the 2 queens animation project".
- ↑ "Interview with Savin Yeatman-Eiffel, otracrew.com".
- ↑ "official website, shorts".
- ↑ "official website, outsourcing".
