Eat-Man '98 (TV)
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Alternative title:
イートマン ’９８ (Japanese)
이트 맨 '98 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
The continuing adventures of Bolt Crank, the World's Greatest Mercenary, who has the ability to eat any object, mostly metal and weapons. When the time comes, Bolt can then reproduce those weapons and items in his right hand.
User Ratings:
128 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
25 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
12
Episode titles: We have 12
Vintage:
1998-10-08 to 1998-12-23
Opening Theme:
"Burning Blue" by Magic
Ending Theme:
"Tabibito" by Magic
Insert song:
"Black Cats (English Version)" by BLACK CATS (ep 3)
Official website:
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 3
Review:
Eat-Man '98 Collection DVD (Jan 1, 1970)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| Eat-Man '98 (DVD) 2005-09-28 |
| Eat-Man '98 (Sub.DVD) 2017-02-07 (from $23.99) |
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Director: Toshifumi Kawase
Original creator: Akihito Yoshitomi
Character Design: Isamu Imakake
Art Director: Tsutomu Ishigaki
Animation Director:
Akira Shimizu Haruo Sotozaki (eps 2, 6, 10) Masahiko Murata Megumi Yamamoto Yasunao Aoki Yoshiko Murata
Color design: Shinji Matsumoto
Editing: Seiji Morita
Insert Song Arrangement: Guitar Fish
Insert Song Composition: Yoji Uomi
Insert Song Lyrics: Yoji Uomi
Insert Song Performance: Black Cats
Key Animation:
Akira Kasahara (ep 4) Akira Matsushima (OP/ED; eps 2, 6) Hajime Yoshida (eps 3, 7) Haruo Sotozaki (OP/ED; eps 2, 6) Hideki Hashimoto (eps 2, 6) Hideki Hosokawa (ep 3) Hidetoshi Namura (eps 3, 7) Isamu Imakake (OP/ED) Kazuhiko Abe (eps 3, 7) Kazuhiko Wanibuchi (ep 7) Kazumi Sato (OP/ED; ep 4) Keizo Nakamura (eps 2, 6) Kenji Yoshida (ep 1) Kimiko Yamauchi (ep 4) Koichi Hoshino (eps 1, 5) Koji Miura (eps 3, 7) Konomi Sakurai (eps 3, 7) Maki Fujioka (eps 1, 5) Masashi Kojima (OP/ED) Noriko Tejima (eps 1, 5) Noriyoshi Yamazaki (ep 1) Noriyuki Nakajima (eps 3, 7) Ryoji Yakou (eps 2, 6) Seiji Takeda (ep 2) Shigenobu Nagasaki (eps 1, 5) Shinichi Nozaki (ep 5) Shinobu Tagashira (eps 1, 5) Shuji Maruyama (ep 5) Takahiro Honma (eps 1, 5) Tetsuto Saitoo (ep 3) Tomohiro Koyama (eps 1, 5)
Sound Design: Shigeharu Shiba
Special Effects: Shouichi Uehara
Theme Song Composition: Takashi Kamisawatsu
Theme Song Lyrics: Takashi Kamisawatsu
Theme Song Performance: Magic
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Animation: Studio DEEN
Animation Assistance: Ehrgeiz
In-Between Animation:
AIC Angle APPP Ashi Productions Echo EMUAI FAI Kino Production Production I.G Studio Dub Studio Fantasia Studio Lions Studio Mu Tanni Animation Wombat Yumeta Company
Music Production: Victor Entertainment
Photography: T Nishimura
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Executive producer: Ken Iyadomi
Translation, Subtitles: Kathleen Westlake
Voice Direction: Bev Siver
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Distributor: Dybex |
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Dubbing Studio: Cristal Media (Spain dub)
DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión
Licensed by: Locomotion (expired)
TV Distribution: Selecta Visión
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Broadcaster: Locomotion Brazil (Subbed) |
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