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{{Anime|image1 = Robomanlogo_1994.png|kanji = 電気ヒーローロボマンチュー|romaji = Denki hīrōrobomanchū|type = TV|premiere = March 18, 1994|finale = October 7, 1994|episodes = 30|source = ''[[Denki Hero Roboman]]'' by [[Kyōgo Yamashita]]|writer = Fujiharu Tatsukawa<br>Tomona Noriuchi<br>Shūichi Hashino<br>Horitaka Minami<br>[[Marisa Watanabe]]|chardesign = Akiyoshi Tamai|anidir = Akiyoshi Tamai|artdir = Sota Nomaguchi|music = Ryūichi Sakamoto|tsong = Hironobu Kageyama<br>Jun Togawa|produce = [[Yukinori Yamashita]]|direct = [[Tatsuzō Nemoto]]}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (''Kanji: 電気ヒーローロボマンチュー'') is an anime series rebooting the 1977 series created by [[Kyōgo Yamashita]] and aired on [[NHK]] in 1994. |
{{Anime|image1 = Robomanlogo_1994.png|kanji = 電気ヒーローロボマンチュー|romaji = Denki hīrōrobomanchū|type = TV|premiere = March 18, 1994|finale = October 7, 1994|episodes = 30|source = ''[[Denki Hero Roboman]]'' by [[Kyōgo Yamashita]]|writer = Fujiharu Tatsukawa<br>Tomona Noriuchi<br>Shūichi Hashino<br>Horitaka Minami<br>[[Marisa Watanabe]]|chardesign = Akiyoshi Tamai|anidir = Akiyoshi Tamai|artdir = Sota Nomaguchi|music = Ryūichi Sakamoto|tsong = Hironobu Kageyama<br>Jun Togawa|produce = [[Yukinori Yamashita]]|direct = [[Tatsuzō Nemoto]]}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (''Kanji: 電気ヒーローロボマンチュー'') is an anime series rebooting the 1977 series created by [[Kyōgo Yamashita]] and aired on [[NHK]] in 1994. |
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+ | Produced as a tribute to Yamashita, Chuu was the most popular series in the franchise, spawning a boatload of merchandise, including a [[Denki Hero Roboman Chuu (PC-98 game)|PC-98 video game]]. |
==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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Mako Kanehata is a young girl from a very wealthy family, when sees threats from the mischievous Akumas, she calls in the powerful Roboman and they work together to save the day. |
Mako Kanehata is a young girl from a very wealthy family, when sees threats from the mischievous Akumas, she calls in the powerful Roboman and they work together to save the day. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[Denki Hero Roboman]] |
*[[Denki Hero Roboman]] |
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*[[Shin Denki Hero Roboman]] |
*[[Shin Denki Hero Roboman]] |
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Revision as of 00:42, 15 January 2021
Denki Hero Roboman Chuu (Kanji: 電気ヒーローロボマンチュー) is an anime series rebooting the 1977 series created by Kyōgo Yamashita and aired on NHK in 1994.
Produced as a tribute to Yamashita, Chuu was the most popular series in the franchise, spawning a boatload of merchandise, including a PC-98 video game.
Synopsis
Mako Kanehata is a young girl from a very wealthy family, when sees threats from the mischievous Akumas, she calls in the powerful Roboman and they work together to save the day.
Cast
- Kōichi Yamadera as Roboman, the titular hero of the series.
- Tomiko Suzuki as Mako Kanehata, Roboman's best friend and loyal companion.
- Masako Nozawa as Akumas, small creatures who live for mischief.
- Reiko Mutō as Mako's mother.
- Kōsei Tomita as Mako's father.
- Kōhei Miyauchi as Professor Yamashita, a caricature of Roboman's original creator Kyōgo Yamashita, a scientist who knows more about Roboman than even Mako herself.
- Ginzō Matsuo as Bearman, a close friend of Roboman.
- Haruko Kitahama as Taniko Ichihara, the Kanehata family's housekeeper.
Theme Songs
Opening
- "Denki Hero Roboman (電気ヒーローロボマン)" by Hironobu Kageyama
Lyrics by Kyōgo Yamashita
Composition by Isao Tomita
Arrangement by Ryūichi Sakamoto
Ending
- "Yie-Ar Robot (イーアールロボ)" by Jun Togawa
Lyrics and Composition by Jun Togawa
Arrangement by Susumu Hirasawa
Trivia
- Denki Hero Roboman Chuu was the last Studio XYZ anime in which Reiko Mutō has done voice work, as according to Yukinori Yamashita, "[the studio] felt like Mutō had already done enough voice acting for us in her life, so [the studio] just had her move on to other projects after recording for [Roboman Chuu] was finished."