Kerberos & Tachiguishi  The story mixes elements of Mamoru Oshii's Kerberos and Tachiguishi lifework. The plot draws a parallel between the "Little Red Riding Hood" tale's oral version (which is a pre-Grimm version reported by Jean-Baptiste Victor Smith from a Haute-Loire girl in 1870) and the Kerberos saga universe, as in the "Jin-Roh" animated feature. Compared with "Jin-Roh" the perspective is different, focusing on the Sect side instead of the Kerberos one. The character is now impersonated by Foxy Croquette O-Gin, the legendary female Fast Food Grifter ("Tachiguishi" in Japanese) also known as Young Lady (少女, "Shōjo") in "The Red Spectacles". The Big Bad Wolf character remains the Kerberos though. A little girl wanted to go meet her mother she had not visited since several years. She had been dressed with iron clothes and had been told that she'll be able to see her mother when her clothes had worn out. Then the little girl rubbed her armour against the walls until it tore. She filled her basket with some milk, bread, cheese and butter and ran away in the woods. At a crossroad she met a wolf who asked her what was her carrying in her basket. The girl answered and the wolf asked her if she could share her meal with him, she refused telling the food was for her mother. The wolf asked the little girl which way would her take, the Pins road or the Needles road. The Needles road she answered, then the wolf took the Needles road fast, found the house, entered it and killed the little girl's mother. The Kerberos saga manga sidestories were unveiled in "Monthly Comic Ryu vol.1", issued in September 2006. The Kerberos and Tachiguishi joint universe first appeared in "While Waiting for the Red Spectacles", the 1987 radio drama that launched the Kerberos saga. Two independent arcs based on these character groups were created with shared reference and characters such as Moongaze Ginji featured in "The Red Spectacles" live action movie. Later, the "old time gone of tachigui" is referred by Hayashi in the movie's 1991 sequel "". "", the last episode of the feature trilogy, features a scene referring to the January 1, 1960 Zengakuren-Bund joint communist militants and sympathisans protest in front of the National Diet Building.