Yatterman Anime the Movie
2009 Japanese anime film
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Yatterman Anime the Movie (Japanese: 劇場版 ヤッターマン 新ヤッターメカ大集合! オモチャの国で大決戦だコロン!, Hepburn: Gekijō-ban Yattāman Shin Yattāmeka dai Shūgō! Omocha no kuni de Daisakusenda Koron!) is a 2009 Japanese anime film based on the television series Yatterman by Tatsunoko Production, serving as the sole feature film for the 2008 television series of the same name. Produced by Tatsunoko, the film was directed by Masakazu Hishida from a screenplay by Natsuko Takahashi, Daisuke Watanabe and Hishida and was released in Japanese theatres by Shochiku on August 22, 2009.[1]
- Masakazu Hishida
- Hiroshi Sasagawa (chief)
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| Narrated by | Koichi Yamadera | ||||
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Production company | Tatsunoko Production | ||||
| Distributed by | Shochiku | ||||
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| Country | Japan | ||||
| Language | Japanese | ||||
Cast
| Character | Voice actor |
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| Gan-chan/Yatterman 1 | Hiroyuki Yoshino |
| Ai-chan/Yatterman 2 | Shizuka Itō |
| Omotchama | Chiaki Takahashi |
| Yatterwan | Koichi Yamadera |
| Yatterpelican | |
| Yatterkong | |
| Yattermogura | |
| Yatterankou | |
| Yatterdragon | |
| Yattermogura | |
| Yatterjinbee | |
| Yatterkokong | |
| Yatterking | |
| Odate-buta | |
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| Doronjo | Noriko Ohara |
| Dorukobei | Jôji Yanami |
| Tonzula | Kazuya Tatekabe |
| Dorukobei | Junpei Takiguchi |
| Prince Puramon | Miyuki Sawashiro |
| King Burikin | Kenichi Ogata |
| Minister Pazuru | Toshiyuki Morikawa |
| Tokubei Takada | Takayuki Sugo |
| Hitomi Takada | Ayaka Yamashita |
Production
Music
The ending theme is titled "Smilife" performed by Stereopony. A rendition of "Yatterman no Uta" by Toshihiko Tamizawa is used during the opening credits while a rendition of "Yatterking" by Masayuki Yamamoto and Pink Piggies is used as an insert song. Tomoko Kawakami, who voiced Lip in 2000's Time Bokan 2000: Kaitou Kiramekiman appeared as part of the choir.[4][5]
