

I noticed this some 12 or so years ago when the episode first aired, but South
Park uses a snippet of "Uncontrolled Self" from Eureka seveN during the train
chase scene with Britney Spears, and then immediately pivots to another song
once they enter the closet. I could only find a snippet in Español, and the
music is barely audible in this dub (it's very loud in the English dub).
Here's the clip:

[https://youtu.be/EAzmw6umxUQ?list=PLpabzom3lBLGjJNU8CRxlrV7IbBnRPoYT&t=142](https://youtu.be/EAzmw6umxUQ?list=PLpabzom3lBLGjJNU8CRxlrV7IbBnRPoYT&t=142)

And here's the moment in Uncontrolled Self that they pulled from:

<https://youtu.be/4lLAPgZN4tI?t=25>

Using ViewSync, this becomes completely apparent:

[https://viewsync.net/watch?v=EAzmw6umxUQ&t=142&v=4lLAPgZN4tI&t=25&mode=solo](https://viewsync.net/watch?v=EAzmw6umxUQ&t=142&v=4lLAPgZN4tI&t=25&mode=solo)

Do both South Park and Eureka seveN pull inspiration from the same classical
music? Is this song copyleft audio freely available? Or did South Park Studios
just rip it to put it in the episode?


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Why and how did South Park use music from Eureka seveN?


Most likely in the same way companies like Crunchyroll buy licenses to stream
anime. TV shows, etc. can buy licenses to use music made by other people.

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_licensing>


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