Dangaioh (OAV)
Related anime:
Great Dangaioh (TV) (sequel)
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Great Dangaioh (TV) (sequel)
Alternative title:
Dangaioh: Hyper Combat Unit
Great Planet Evil-Destroyer Dangaio
Hajyataisei Dangaioh (Japanese)
破邪大星弾劾凰 [ダンガイオー] (Japanese)
Genres:
action,
science fiction
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
Four psychic teenagers—Mia Alice, Roll Kran, Lamba Nom and Pai Thunder—are brainwashed by the scientist Dr. Tarsan as pilots of his greatest experiment—the giant robot Dangaioh. But as their memories slowly return, these pilots use their abilities and Dangaioh to combat the tyranny of Captain Galimos and the Bunker Space Pirates.
User Ratings:
110 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
45 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
3
Episode titles: We have 3
Vintage:
1987-09-28 to 1989-07-25
Release dates: We have 7
Opening Theme:
#1: "Cross Fight" by Mitsuko Horie & Ichiro Mizuki (eps 1-2)
#2: "Cheap Thrills" by Hidemi Nakai (ep 3)
Ending Theme:
#1: "Kokoro no Honesty (Honesty of the Heart)" by Mitsuko Horie (eps 1-2)
#2: "Who's Gonna Win" by Hidemi Nakai (ep 3)
Official website:
AIC's Dangaio site (Japanese)
Links: We have 6
Trivia: We have 3
Comment:
Originally released in 1990–1993 by U.S. Renditions in subtitled form. Along with Gunbuster, Dangaio was the company's first domestic anime release.
Manga Entertainment's English dubbed version is episodes 2 and 3 compiled into one movie. For reasons unknown, episode 1 is not included in this version.
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| Dangaioh (DVD) 2003-01-28 |
Director: Toshihiro Hirano Storyboard: Akiyoshi Nishimori (ep 2) Koichi Ohata (ep 1 & 3) Masami Obari (ep 1) Toshihiro Hirano Toshiki Hirano (eps 1-3) Character Design: Toshihiro Hirano Animation Director: Kenichi Ohnuki (eps 1-2) Masami Obari (OP; eps 1-3) Masanori Nishii (ep 3) Narumi Kakinouchi (assistant) Sound Director: Yasunori Honda In-Between Animation: Keiji Gotoh Key Animation: Atsuko Ishida (ep 2) Atsushi Okuda (ep 1) Hiroaki Gohda (ep 3) Hirofumi Ochi (ep 1) Kazuhiro Ochi (ep 1) Koichi Usami (ep 2) Koji Ito (ep 1) Kouichi Arai (ep 1) Kunihiro Abe (eps 2-3) Masahito Yamashita (ep 2) Masami Obari (eps 1-3) Masami Ozone (ep 1) Masanori Nishii (eps 1-3) Masaya Irahara (ep 2) Morifumi Naka (ep 1) Narumi Kakinouchi (eps 1, 3) Osamu Tsuruyama (eps 1-3) Satoshi Iwataki (ep 1) Shin Matsuo (ep 3) Shoichi Masuo (ep 1) Shoji Kawamori (ep 1) Takashi Hashimoto (ep 3) Takehiro Nakayama (ep 3) Toshimitsu Kobayashi (ep 1) Yuichi Sato (ep 3) Monster Design: Junichi Watanabe | Akira Kamiya as Maya Okamoto as Mayumi Shou as Naoko Matsui as Shigeru Chiba as Kenichi Ogata as Takeshi Aono as Ichiro Mizuki as Isamu Tanonaka as Kazuhiko Inoue as Masako Katsuki as Michitaka Kobayashi as Mitsuko Horie as Ryo Horikawa as | |||
Translation: Deborah Grant (ep 1) Toshifumi Yoshida (U.S. Renditions Version) Trish Ledoux (U.S. Renditions Version) Yuki Nakajima (ep 1) Executive producer: Laurence Guinness Casting: Jill Wilmot Dubbing Mixing: Richard King Re-Recording Engineer: Clive Mitchison Voice Direction: Michael Bakewell | Alice Barryt as Anne Marie Zola as Edward Glen as Julia Brahms as Robert Glennister as David Collins as Alan Marsh as Jocelyn Cunningham as | |||
Recording Studio: Manga Entertainment Released by: L.A. Hero, Inc. | ||||
(none) | DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión TV Distribution: Selecta Visión | |||
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Executive producer: Francesco Di Sanzo | Beatrice Margiotti as Cinzia De Carolis as Daniela Gatti as Romano Malaspina as Sergio Luzi as Elio Marconato as | |||
Distributor: Granata Press | ||||
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