The Lowest, Absolutely Worst Mission in History

The Lowest, Absolutely Worst Mission in History is an military parody comic full of otaku references by Morihito Kanehira, comedy manga writer for Comic Beam magazine. Since few people stand any chance of getting all the jokes packed in here, here's a list of all the ones I have been able to figure out:

• The "Red Quad-Stars" is a reference to the "Black Tri-Stars" team from Gundam.
• "Lum" is a reference to Ursuei Yatsura.
• "Giren" is another Gundam reference.
• "Uguu~" is a Kanon reference.
• "Tomino and Anno" are Yoshiyuki Tomino and Hideaki Anno, directors of Gundam and Evangelion, respectively.
• Panda! Go Panda! is a very old show that Hayao Miyazaki worked on.
• Kimba the White Lion is a sixties anime by Osamu Tezuka. The Lion King is often accused of being a ripoff of it.
• Nadia is Gainax's and Hideaki Anno's first TV show. Atlantis is similarly accused of being a ripoff of this.
• Tsutomu Miyazaki is an otaku turned serial killer, which predictably caused a big backlash against anime and otaku:
• Sazae-san, Crayon Shin-chan and Chibi Maruko-chan are all very popular children's anime that aren't very well-known outside Japan.
• Ojamajo Doremi is a children's show popular with otaku. The second version is originally titled Mo~tto! Ojamajo Doremi, which translates as in the comic.
• Nobuyo Oyama is the voice actor of Doreamon, in the show of the same name. It is immensely popular in Japan, but not much outside it.
• Masako Nozawa is, obviously, the person who does Son Goku in Dragonball.
• Megumi Hayashibara should be known to all otaku. She is a very popular voice actress (Rei in Evangelion, for instance) and idol singer.
• Miina Tominaga's name is written "Mi~na Tominaga", because it's cute.
• The final page is, of course, a reference to Di Gi Charat.