Red Panda Adventures 1 Review – Red Panda Report 001 Too Many Narrators Spoil the Grump

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Join MJ as he analyzes the thrilling Red Panda Adventures 1 The Riddle of the Sphinx! Red Panda is an audio drama series inspired by The Shadow and other Pulp heroes.

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SHOW NOTES 

RPA001 “The Riddle of the Sphinx” – October 15, 2005

Written and Directed by: Gregg Taylor

Season 1:001-012

A stolen sapphire, a mysterious murder and purloined plans add up to Amazing Adventure as The Red Panda and his trusty sidekick Kit Baxter, The Flying Squirrel race against time to decipher…The Riddle Of The Sphinx!

OFF 

Some of the characters narrating their own actions to themselves while by themselves was a little weird

ON 

The dynamic between Red Panda and Kit is fun

The premise of the locked room mystery is neat

The Red Panda’s hypnotic power tricking the Sphinx was cool

ODD 

Red Panda getting himself pumped to take down the Sphinx is fun. It sounded cool and had me excited fo the fight. It was just a little monologue, but it was cool, almost hypnotic

The mystique of not knowing the true identity of Red Panda adds something to the show. I found myself listening for clues or tells about his identity

GADGETS 

Static Shoes

The Gliding Membranes in the flying Squirrel’s suit

VILLAINS 

Red Panda had put Matt Murtoc away for safe cracking before. I like them having history.

LORE

Kit became the Flying Squirrel so Red Panda could keep her quiet about his secret identity. That says a lot about them both

LINKS

Red Panda Adventures from Decoder Ring Theatre

The Shadow Radio Shows

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