The Aussie Goldmine: Explicit Edition

This article is about the adult animated spin-off series. For the webcomic that spawned it, see The Aussie Goldmine.

The Aussie Goldmine: Explicit Edition
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Genre	Adult Action Dramedy
Created by	NeonWabbit
Based on	The Aussie Goldmine by Darien Brice Dickinson
Developed by	NeonWabbit
Written by	NeonWabbit
Directed by	NeonWabbit
Creative director	NeonWabbit
Voices of	English dub Shay-Ki AD Nami955
Theme music composer	A.B. "Banjo" Paterson, Marie Cowan, et al. (opening) Darien Brice Dickinson (closing)
Opening theme	"Waltzing Matilda" (traditional music) performed by Neon and the Argie Bees
Ending theme	"Put Down Your Pickaxe" performed by Neon and the Argie Bees
Composer	Darien Brice Dickinson
Country of origin	Australia
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	8
Production
Executive producer	NeonWabbit
Producer	The-F0X
Cinematography	NeonWabbit
Animator	NeonWabbit
Editor	NeonWabbit
Running time	24 minutes
Production company	Studio RGB-Newt / The Fishal Project
Release
Picture format	4K UHDTV, Ultrawide (21:9)
Audio format	Stereophonic
Chronology
Related	"Refill", the pilot

The Aussie Goldmine: Explicit Edition is an animated adult spin-off series to The Aussie Goldmine webcomic, produced and distributed by The Fishal Project's Team Lewd the Newt. The series was developed by original franchise creator NeonWabbit, who initially commissioned a short pilot episode titled "Refill" from animator Toxis, which ties into the series proper.

Episodes

No.	Title	Original release date
0	"Refill (pilot)"	November 8, 2023 (2023-11-08)
1	"Go for Gold!"	TBA
How Aurora and Gerald met, what lead up to them making love in the pilot, and the introduction of fellow The Aussie Goldmine crew members Vivienne and Tim, and monster antagonists Parranthorax, Mattawing, and Gilda.
2	"The Japanese Jasmine"	TBA
The Aussie Goldmine visits Japan.
3	"Voyage of the HMAS Australis"	TBA
Gerald and Aurora imagine what their descendants in the distant future would look like. A sci-fi parody "of Space and Screen" ensues in the "Fahrout Galaxy", with tentacle monsters.
4	"Waltzing Aurora"	TBA
More of Aurora's backstory is expanded upon.
5	"Gil-Dead"	TBA
A parody of the found-footage horror genre, Gilda, the golden shapeshifter from episode 1, returns to cause more havoc.
6	"Of Stage and Screen"	TBA
Parranthorax sends Aurora and Tim to an empty version of the real world (filmed in live action). Gerald and Vivienne follow closely behind, thanks to the help of Mattawing.
7	"Cliffnotes"	TBA
Much like a planned ending to a major story arc in the webcomic, the geode housing Aurora's lifeforce is thrown off a cliff, causing Aurora's ghost to blow up and disappear. Gerald and co. try everything to bring her back.
8	"And an Old Rocking Chair"	TBA
An epilogue featuring Gerald and Aurora's direct descendants in a spy thriller.