Tekken Chinmi (TV)
Alternative title:
Iron Fist Chinmi
مدرسة الكونغ فو (Arabic)
鉄拳チンミ (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
The Ironfist Chinmi or Tekken is kung-fu adventure of a teenage who will complete the art of kung-fu a temple which is Dairin Temple. Adventure background is a huge China Kingdom with a huge history in it and even it's very big territorial. This teenager’s name is Chinmi and companion with a funny monkey, which usually called Go Ku, to across the wide of kung-fu's world. Chinmi is an orphan teenage that only have an older sister, Mei Lin. They both, before Chinmi's going to explore his talent in kungfu in Dairin temple, lived near the Choko River in a small restaurant owned by them. It was Master Yosen who gave the first time to Chinmi an inner power kung-fu's style which becomes the first style to rely on every fight in Chinmi's adventure.
User Ratings:
9 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
20
Vintage:
1988-07-02 to 1988-12-24
Opening Theme:
"Kung Fu Boy" by Saori Yagi
Ending Theme:
"Giniro no Serenade (銀色のセレナーデ)" by Saori Yagi
In the news 1 times:
2001-11-22 Bandai Japan acquires Ashi Productions
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Director: Jutaro Oba Music: Kei Wakakusa Original creator: Takeshi Maekawa Character Design: Kenichi Ohnuki Art director: Katsuyoshi Kanemura Chief Animation Director: Kenichi Ohnuki Sound director: Fusanobu Fujiyama Planning: | Chika Sakamoto as Chinmi Asami Mukaidono as Shifan Chieko Honda as Yan Hiroshi Masuoka as Ro Keiichi Nanba as Ryuukai Kenichi Ogata as Bishop Masako Ezawa as Gokuu Masato Kubota as Rayu Shigeru Nakahara as Kintan Tadashi Nakamura as Narration Toshie Sakamoto as Raichi Yuko Sasaki as Meilin Yuu Mizushima as Raochu | |||||||
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