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Main Title Kenritsu Chikyuu Boueigun (a2686)
Official Title enverified
Official Title ja
Type Movie
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Season Spring 1986
Tags androidAn android is a robot or synthetic organism designed to look and act like a human., comedyAnime whose central struggle causes hilarious results. These stories are built upon funny characters, situations and events. A comedy anime is laced with humour and sets out to provoke laughter from the audience. Japanese humour can be a bit strange to westerners, so if you`re new to this type of humour, just bear with it; it`ll most likely grow on you if you`re a fan of other kinds of comedy., cyborgCyborgs are humans, who have been taken over in part or in whole by cybernetic or electrical/mechanical devices, which either control them or which they retain control of. The term comes from "CYBernetic ORGganism", which literally means an organism that contains both mechanical and organic components., human enhancementHuman enhancement can take various forms: It can be something comparatively non-intrusive as a power-up drug, a form of machine implantation or cyberization ("SAC Solid State Society"), or outright - possibly atrocious - genetic manipulation ("Ao no 6-gou"). Plot-wise enhanced protagonists in anime usually have to pay a price for their enhancements, be it physical or mental., mangaManga is the lifeblood that drives the anime industry. Everything and its mother is based on manga. However! There are exceptions where the manga was not the basis for the anime. See also manhua and manhwa., shounenIn the context of manga and associated media, shounen, literally meaning "youth" and often also specifically "boy", refers to a male audience roughly between the ages of 10 and 18., super powerBe it an ancient Greek Heracles, a cybernetic muscle-man, or a fourteen year-old girl in a mini-skirted sailor suit. As long as they have super powers, they`re in the show. - [similar]
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Main Title Kenritsu Chikyuu Boueigun (a2686)
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Original Work: Yasunaga Kouichirou
Direction: Hayakawa Keiji
Character Design: Aoshima Katsumi
Chief Animation Direction: Aoshima Katsumi
Music: Haneda Kentarou
Work: Gallop OB Planning
Telegraph Pole Society, a mysterious group, is planning to conquer the world. The principal of the local high school forms a Defense Force by recruiting students from school: Shogi Morita, Kuho Tasuke, and Akiko Ifukube. Meanwhile the high school crazy scientist, Dr. Inogami, has turned a local boy, Kami Sanchin, into a cyborg. They might just defeat the Telegraph Pole Society with the help of the cyborg, or maybe not...

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approx. 50m

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recommended by 2 users - 2 recommended

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by ot4ku on 2011-01-20 04:20
Very Nice Si-Fi Slapstick, even the OP Song is funny, sad its so short, they could have made a short TV Series of this...
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by pelican on 2007-09-17 19:53
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· · stereotypesThis show presents stereotypes, which are generalizations about a group of people. Examples would be saying that people from a certain country or with a certain hair color are stupid. If the show deals with comedy, the stereotypes are likely to be played on for laughs; if the show is a parody, the stereotypes will be exaggerated to have their flaws exposed and may be used as a form of social commentary. **
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· · fightingFor some reason or other one faction has to take it out on some opponent via fight or battle. Typical examples of this are all the anime with "endless pointless fighting" tag. weightless
· comedyAnime whose central struggle causes hilarious results. These stories are built upon funny characters, situations and events. A comedy anime is laced with humour and sets out to provoke laughter from the audience. Japanese humour can be a bit strange to westerners, so if you`re new to this type of humour, just bear with it; it`ll most likely grow on you if you`re a fan of other kinds of comedy. ***
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· · · human enhancementHuman enhancement can take various forms: It can be something comparatively non-intrusive as a power-up drug, a form of machine implantation or cyberization ("SAC Solid State Society"), or outright - possibly atrocious - genetic manipulation ("Ao no 6-gou"). Plot-wise enhanced protagonists in anime usually have to pay a price for their enhancements, be it physical or mental. **
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· · · · genetic modificationStory-wise, genetic modification is usually centred on humans, probably the most subtle and creepy way of messing with mankind. Playing with the fear of the unknown, genetically altered humans are technically a new species, that may not only surpass but actually replace unaltered humans. The level of modification will vary from subtle changes in "look" (e.g. beauty), to mental enhancements (PSI powers), to more or less atrocious adaptations to extreme environments (breath under water). *
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· · · · robotA robot is an automatically guided machine, able to do tasks on its own. Another common characteristic is that by its appearance or movements, a robot often conveys a sense that it has intent or agency of its own. Not to be confused with android (human-like robot).
· · · · · androidAn android is a robot or synthetic organism designed to look and act like a human. **
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Credit Name Comment
Original Work (原作) Yasunaga Kouichirou
Direction (監督) Hayakawa Keiji
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) Aoshima Katsumi
Chief Animation Direction (総作画監督) Aoshima Katsumi
Music (音楽) Haneda Kentarou
Sound Direction (音響監督) Komatsu Nobuhiro
Sound Producer (音響プロデューサー) Kuroda Hiroshi
Sound Work (音響制作) Aoni Kikaku
Sound Effects (効果) Satou Kazutoshi E&M
Editing (編集) Ishida Satoru Kakesu Henshuushitsu (掛須編集室)
Isobe Fumihiro Kakesu Henshuushitsu (掛須編集室)
Kakesu Henshuushitsu
Kakesu Shuuichi Kakesu Henshuushitsu (掛須編集室)
Matsumura Masahiro Kakesu Henshuushitsu (掛須編集室)
Art Direction (美術監督) Kimura Shinji
Art Supervision (美術監修) Kobayashi Shichirou
Photographic Direction (撮影監督) Sugimura Juurou
Producer (プロデューサー) Wakana Akio
Assistant Producer (アシスタントプロデューサー) Kanda Shuukichi
Okuno Toshiaki
Planning (企画) Usami Ren
Work (作品) Gallop
OB Planning
Production (製作) Usami Ren
Script/Screenplay (脚本) Itou Kazunori
Episode Direction (演出) Abe Tsukasa
Hayakawa Keiji
Mizutani Takaya
Animation Direction (作画監督) Abe Tsukasa
Matsubara Norihiro
Shimoda Masami

Episode 1 (第1話)

Key Animation (原画) Handa Yuri as 半田由梨
Kikuchi Michitaka
Matsubara Norihiro
Mizutani Takaya
Sakai Keishi
Tamura Hideki
Tsukamoto Atsushi
市下聡
服部知憲

Episode 2 (第2話)

Key Animation (原画) Hamada Masaru
Hiraoka Masayuki
Imaguma Shin`ichi
Matsumoto Sayuri
Oota Masami
Shimoda Masami
Tanaka Jirou
Tsuji Yoshihiro

Episode 3 (第3話)

Key Animation (原画) Abe Tsukasa
S.U.ラオホ
Satou Emiyo
Satou Tooru
Satou Yuuzou
Shimizu Keiko
Yamamoto Tetsuya
Opening Animation (オープニングアニメーション) Tamura Hideki
Ending Animation (エンディングアニメーション) Abe Tsukasa
In-Between Animation Check (動画チェック) Okabe Kazumi
Yokoyama Akitoshi
斉藤利子
松尾佳昭
石地富司夫
In-Between Animation (動画) Asia-dou
Dragon Production
Enomoto Fujika
Gallop
Group Linus
Kitano Yumiko
Miyata Naomi
Neo Media
Studio Outside
Yamada Takaya
Yoshida Mitsuaki
勝田千恵子
吉田理
大浦真由美
寺嶋政幸
川田政広
Colour Specification (色指定) Fujita Hiromi
高比良敦子
Finishing/Clean-up (仕上) E&G World
Gallop Sendai
Koitabashi Tsukasa Gallop Sendai (ぎゃろっぷ仙台スタジオ)
Oscar Kikaku
Studio Elle
Studio Runrun
鈴木英俊 Gallop Sendai (ぎゃろっぷ仙台スタジオ)
Background Art (背景) Katayama Tadashi Kobayashi Production (小林プロダクション)
Kobayashi Production
Nuibe Fumie Kobayashi Production (小林プロダクション)
Shiraishi Makoto Kobayashi Production (小林プロダクション)
Tanaka Sadahiko Kobayashi Production (小林プロダクション)
橘辰憲 Kobayashi Production (小林プロダクション)
Special Effects (特殊効果) Sakakibara Toyohiko
Photography (撮影) Akazawa Kenji
Arakawa Satoshi
Edamitsu Hiroaki Gallop (スタジオぎゃろっぷ)
Gallop
Hayama Yasunori Gallop (スタジオぎゃろっぷ)
Ishizuka Mikiko Gallop (スタジオぎゃろっぷ)
Kazamura Hisao
Kozutsumi Katsuya Gallop (スタジオぎゃろっぷ)
Satou Terumi Gallop (スタジオぎゃろっぷ)
Shimizu Yasuhiro Gallop (スタジオぎゃろっぷ)
Tamura Hiroshi Gallop (スタジオぎゃろっぷ)
Yamamoto Yoshinobu
仙田勝雄
西山城作
青柳正二 Gallop (スタジオぎゃろっぷ)
龍直美
Title (タイトル) 神谷妙子
Film Processing (現像) Tokyo Genzousho
Recording (録音) Aoi Studio
Recording Adjustment (調整) Andou Kunio Aoi Studio (アオイスタジオ)
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行) Oota Shouji
Satou Ikurou

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Last Update Name State N Episodes HE SP Languages Source Rating Cmts
04.10.2020 P99 complete
1 0 ja ru ru unknown N/A (0) 0
23.07.2017 Nadja Applefield Fansub complete
1 0 ja pt-BR DVD N/A (1) 0
14.05.2011 C.U.T.E complete
1 0 ja en en DVD N/A (0) 0
27.12.2005 A-Classic complete
1 0 ja en LD 3.98 (6) 0
14.07.2005 Scorch complete
1 0 ja en VHS N/A (0) 0
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50m 21.03.1986