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Densetsu Kyojin Ideon: Sesshoku Hen

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Main Title	Densetsu Kyojin Ideon: Sesshoku Hen (a1808)
Official Title	ja 伝説巨神イデオン接触篇
Type	Movie
Year	10.07.1982
Season	Summer 1982
Tags	[similar]
Resources	Official website Wiki (en) Wiki (jp) Allcinema Anison Syoboi ANN IMDB MAL
Rating	3.95 (189)
Average	5.42 (189)
Review Rating	N/A (0)
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Edited by	hidden on 2016-08-29 14:44

Main Title	Densetsu Kyojin Ideon: Sesshoku Hen (a1808)
Official Title	ja 伝説巨神イデオン接触篇
Synonym	El Ideon: Un o, Space Runaway Ideon: A , The Ideon/A

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Shioya Yoku	as	Yuuki Cosmo
Matsuda Tatsuya	as	Afta Deck
Yamada Eiko	as	Banda Lotta
Kihara Shoujirou	as	Daram Zuba
Tsuruta Kimiko	as	Fam Rapo
Sasaki Hideki	as	Fatom Moera
Yokozawa Keiko	as	Formossa Lin
Inoue You	as	Formossa Sheryl
Hayashi Kazuo	as	Gije Zaral
Sakuramoto Masahiro	as	Gyabari Techno

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Original Work:	Yatate Hajime
Chief Direction:	Tomino Yoshiyuki
Direction:	Takizawa Toshifumi
Character Design:	Kogawa Tomonori
Chief Animation Direction:	Kogawa Tomonori
Music:	あかのたちお

* A movie recap of the Densetsu Kyojin Ideon TV series, featuring footage from the episodes 1-32.

Humanity's pursuit of knowledge leads them to the planet Solo, where they find mysterious remains of a long dead alien civilisation, including the three-part super-robot Ideon, and a powerful warship. Using these, the earthlings sent to investigate the ruins defend themselves in their constant battles against powerful aliens called the Buff Clan, who are in pursuit of Id, the mysterious energy that powers the Ideon.

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Note: This movie was the first part of a double feature along with Densetsu Kyojin Ideon/Hatsudou Hen.

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approx. 1h 25m

Completed 4y264b

323 (40.7%)

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459 (57.8%)

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10 (1.3%)

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Densetsu Kyojin Ideon: Hatsudou Hen

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Movie, 1982, 1 ep, 7.98 (303), 7.11 (303)

Densetsu Kyojin Ideon

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TV Series, 1980-1981, 39 eps, 5.89 (343), 6.37 (344)

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Yuuki Cosmo

16, male, bloodtype: O, swordA sword is a long, edged piece of metal, used as a cutting, thrusting, and clubbing weapon in many civilizations throughout the world. It fundamentally consists of a blade and a hilt, typically with one or two edges for striking and cutting, and a point for thrusting.

voiced by: Shioya Yoku

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Afta Deck

10, male

voiced by: Matsuda Tatsuya

Banda Lotta

15, female

voiced by: Yamada Eiko

Daram Zuba

male

voiced by: Kihara Shoujirou

Fam Rapo

female

voiced by: Tsuruta Kimiko

Fatom Moera

19, male

voiced by: Sasaki Hideki

Formossa Lin

14, female

voiced by: Yokozawa Keiko

Formossa Sheryl

18, female, orange hairThe character has orange hair.

voiced by: Inoue You

Gije Zaral

male

voiced by: Hayashi Kazuo

Gyabari Techno

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voiced by: Sakuramoto Masahiro

Harulu Ajiba

female, red hairThe character has red hair.

voiced by: Asagami Youko

Imhof Kasha

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voiced by: Shiraishi Fuyumi

Ira Joriba

18, male, yellow hairThe character has yellow hair. This does not map precisely to real-life blond hair.

voiced by: Shiozawa Kaneto

Jordan Bes

18, male, swordA sword is a long, edged piece of metal, used as a cutting, thrusting, and clubbing weapon in many civilizations throughout the world. It fundamentally consists of a blade and a hilt, typically with one or two edges for striking and cutting, and a point for thrusting.

voiced by: Tanaka Hideyuki

Karala Ajiba

17, female, bloodtype: O, long hairLong hair is hair from (but not including) shoulder-length, up to (but not including) waist length hair. Sidelocks do NOT count as long hair.

voiced by: Toda Keiko

Malaca Fuad

6, male

voiced by: Takagi Sanae

Mars Vent

17, male

voiced by: Mitsuhashi Youichi

Nabeul Hatari

18, male

voiced by: Inoue Kazuhiko

Novak Ursula

5, female

voiced by: Matsubara Masako

Piper Lou

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voiced by: Inoue You

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Damido Vetch

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voiced by: Tanaka Takashi

Doku Jilbal

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voiced by: Ikeda Masaru

Mayaya Rau

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voiced by: Matsubara Masako

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voiced by: Tanaka Nobuo

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Credit	Name	Comment
Original Work (原作)	Tomino Yoshiyuki
Original Work (原作)	Yatate Hajime
Chief Direction (総監督)	Tomino Yoshiyuki
Direction (監督)	Takizawa Toshifumi
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン)	Kogawa Tomonori
Mechanical Design (メカニカルデザイン)	Higuchi Yuuichi
Mechanical Design (メカニカルデザイン)	Submarine
Chief Animation Direction (アニメーションディレクター)	Kogawa Tomonori
Music (音楽)	Koroku Reijirou	Arrangement (編曲)
Music (音楽)	あかのたちお	Arrangement (編曲)
Music Production (音楽製作)	Sashida Eiji
Music Production (音楽製作)	Sunrise Music Publishing
Audio Director (オーディオディレクター)	Urakami Yasuo
Sound Work (音響制作)	Audio Planning U
Sound Effects (効果)	Matsuda Akihiko
Editing (編集)	Tsurubuchi Tomoaki
Art Direction (アートディレクター)	Nakamura Mitsuki
Producer (プロデューサー)	Hasegawa Tooru
Planning (企画)	Itou Masanori
Planning (企画)	Yamaura Eiji
Work Assistance (制作協力)	Tokyu Agency
Work Assistance (制作協力)	TV Tokyo
Production (製作)	Kishimoto Yoshinori
Production (製作)	Nippon Sunrise

Script/Screenplay (脚本)	Matsuzaki Ken`ichi
	Tomita Sukehiro
	Watanabe Yuuji
	Yamaura Hiroyasu
Storyboard (コンテ)	Fujiwara Ryouji
	Ishizaki Susumu
	Kikuchi Kazuhito
	Miura Masanori
	Sadamitsu Shin`ya
	Sekita Osamu
	Yasumura Masakazu
	Yatabe Katsuyoshi
	Yoshida Hiroshi
Episode Direction (演出)	Fujiwara Ryouji
	Ishizaki Susumu
	Kikuchi Kazuhito
	Miura Masanori
	Sadamitsu Shin`ya
	Sekita Osamu
	Yasumura Masakazu
	Yatabe Katsuyoshi
	Yoshida Hiroshi
Animation Direction (作画監督)	Kogawa Tomonori
	Ninomiya Tsuneo
	Sakamoto Saburou
	Taniguchi Moriyasu
Animator (アニメーター)	Aohachi Yoshinobu
	Chiba Junzou
	Endou Eiichi
	Fudaki Ikuo
	Fukuchi Nobuyuki
	Hamatsu Mamoru
	Hattori Ayumi
	Hirano Toshihiro
	Hoshino Emi
	Inano Yoshinobu
	Itano Ichirou
	Itou Makoto
	Kakinouchi Narumi
	Kawamura Yoshie
	Kishi Fumiko
	Kitazume Hiroyuki
	Kobayashi Akemi
	Kobayashi Yoshiteru
	Kogawa Makie
	Kubooka Toshiyuki
	Maejima Kazuko
	Mano Suzuko
	Mouri Kazuaki
	Onda Naoyuki
	Ono Junzou
	Ookawa Kougi
	Oomori Hidetoshi
	Sakamoto Hideaki
	Shimada Hideaki
	Shinozaki Haruko
	Takahashi Yuuko
	Tanaka Ken`ichi
	Togawa Toshinobu
	Tsuji Kiyomitsu
	Watanabe Hiroshi
	Yagi Masayuki
	Yahata Tadashi
	上井やすよし
	今渡雄一郎
	富岡秀行
	山崎享子
	平田一清
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	田代恵子
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	笹木寿子
	篠田プロ
	芥川義明
	詫祐二
	輿水好子
	鎌田君枝
In-Between Animation Check (動画チェック)	Bebow	as ビーボオー
Colour Specification (色指定)	Aoki Saeko
	Hanatsuya Atsuko
	Sasaki Naoko
	Shibasaki Motoko
	Takashima Kiyoko
	Yoshii Mieko
	中田節子
	新野こずえ
	田内成子
	高田峯子
New Colour Specification Work (新作色指定)	斉藤真奈美
Finishing/Clean-up (仕上)	Ad Cosmo
	Just
	Kino Production
	Maki Pro
	Studio Hibari
	Sunrise Studio
	スタジオライフ
Finishing/Clean-up Work (仕上制作)	Miyasaka Kouichirou
Background Art (背景)	Baku Production
	Bic Studio
	Nishikawa Masumi
	グループアップル
Special Effects (特殊効果)	Doi Michiaki
	Hoshiba Yutaka
	Mukai Minoru
Photography (撮影)	T. Nishimura
Title (タイトル)	Ajiki Mitsuhiro
Title (タイトル)	スタジオトライ
Film Processing (現像)	Tokyo Genzousho
Sound Adjustment (整音)	Nakatogawa Tsugio
Recording (録音)	APU Studio
Publicity Manager (宣伝担当)	野辺忠彦
Design Manager (設定制作)	Namiki Satoshi
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行)	Amino Tetsurou
	Imanishi Takashi
	Katou Yoshitaka
	Mochizuki Masato
	Tonoike Shouji
	Yamamoto Yukifumi
	倉持智恵子
	後藤浩一
	蟹山勝士
	飯田茂治
Production Assistant (制作助手)	伊藤京子
Assistance/Cooperation (協力)	Kodansha
Distribution (配給)	Shouchiku

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ending	Sailing Fly	N/A (1)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Mizuhara Akiko
			Lyrics (作詞)	Iogi Rin
			Music Composition (作曲)	Sugiyama Kouichi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Sugiyama Kouichi

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EP	Title	Duration	Air Date
1	Complete Movie	85m	10.07.1982
T1	Double Feature Teaser (0:32)	1m
T2	Double Feature Teaser (0:16)	1m
T3	Double Feature Teaser (0:17)	1m
T4	Double Feature Teaser (0:13)	1m
T5	A - Trailer (4:45)	5m

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