Ryūsei no Rockman Tribe (TV)
Alternative title:
Megaman Star Force Tribe
Rockman of the Shooting Star Tribe (Japanese)
Shooting Star Rockman Tribe (Japanese)
流星のロックマン トライブ (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
The ancient civilization vanished ages ago, and a few of its remnants still exist as myths and legends called UMAs (unidentified lifeforms). The UMAs begin merging with humans in order to search for the treasures of Mu, the powerful ooparts, which will give them the power to revive Mu. After Geo and Omega-Xis encounter several unusual enemies, they meet a professor named Doctor Orihime who sends them on a quest to find the ooparts and stop the UMAs. Using the ooparts, Mega Man is able to take new forms, including Thunder Berserk, Fire Dinosaur, and Green Shinobi. The series premiered November 3, immediately after the original series's conclusion.
Years ago, Mu , an ancient civilization had vanished. But there were three treasures left behind by the land of Mu, these treasures were called OOParts (Out Of Place Artifacts) bearing the power to give Rockman the forms of "Thunder Berserker", "Green Shinobi", and "Fire Dinasor". It starts with Subaru at a museum finding the first artifact "The Sword of Berserk" releasing an enormous amount of Em Waves. Just after two Denpa Lifeforms attack the museum to take the "Sword of Berserk". War-Rock, unexpectedly, accidentally eats it. Doctor Orihime reveals the information of the OOParts to Subaru, while revealing the names of the Denpa Lifeforms, Yeti Blizzard, Phantom Black, and Burai. In secret Doctor Orihime is a decendent of Mu. Now Rockman, and Harp Note have to face new enemies with new powers.
User Ratings:
36 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
10 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
21
Episode titles: We have 21
Vintage:
2007-11-03 to 2008-03-29
Opening Theme:
"Kizuna Wave" by Misato Fukuen
Official website:
Capcom - Ryusei 2 (Japanese)
Shopro - Ryusei 2 (Japanese)
Tv Tokyo - Ryusei 2 (Japanese)
XEBEC - Ryusei 2 (Japanese)
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Director: Takao Kato Series Composition: Kenichi Araki Script: Katsuhiko Chiba (eps 5-6, 13-14) Kenichi Araki (eps 1-2, 20-21) Masaharu Amiya (eps 7-8, 15-16) Masashi Kubota (eps 3-4, 17-18) Mayori Sekijima (ep 19) Naoko Marukawa (eps 9-10) Yukari Matsumura (eps 11-12) Music: Shuhei Naruse Character Design: Shingo Adachi Art Director: Toshihisa Koyama Animation Director: Akira Takahashi Masaaki Takiyama (eps 15-16) Masayuki Nomoto Shingo Adachi Taketomo Ishikawa (ep 2) Yūko Sera (eps 1, 17-18) Sound Director: Jun Watanabe Animation producer: Takatoshi Chino Color setting: Tamae Matsuoka Editing: Satoko Ogino Prop Design: Sunao Chikaoka Theme Song Performance: Misato Fukuen | Fuyuka Oura as Kentarō Itō as Kana Ueda as Kyōko Hikami as Misato Fukuen as Shintarō Ōhata as Yūko Gibu as Ai Orikasa as Akiko Kimura as Dai Matsumoto as Hiroshi Tsuchida as Isshin Chiba as Katsuhisa Hōki as Katsumi Suzuki as Kinryū Arimoto as Kōichi Tōchika as Masaki Aizawa as Nobuyuki Hiyama as Norihisa Mori as Takeharu Ōnishi as Tomoyuki Shimura as Youto Kazama as Yūki Tai as | |||
3DCG Production: Shogakukan Music & Digital Entertainment Animation Production: Xebec Broadcaster: TV Tokyo Original Concept: CAPCOM Sound Production: HALF H·P STUDIO | ||||
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