Not to be confused with the 2008 animated TV series. |
ヤッターマン is a Japanese comedy anime television series produced by Tatsunoko Production. The second installment in the Time Bokan franchise, it was directed by Hiroshi Sasagawa and written by Jinzo Toriumi. The series focuses on two kids, Gan Takara and Ai Kaminari who suit up as Yattermen and pilot their mechanical machinery as they travel around the world to stop the Doronbo trio as they attempt to obtain the fragments of the Skull Stones. The series aired on Fuji TV from January 1, 1977 to January 27, 1979 for 108 episodes.
Music[]
Opening themes[]
Song | Singer(s) | ||
ヤッターマンの歌
ヤッターキング |
Masayuki Yamamoto 山本正之 |
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Ending themes[]
Song | Singer(s) | ||
天才ドロンボー
ドロンボーのシラーケッ |
Noriko Ohara 小原乃梨子 | ||
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Jôji Yanami 八奈見乗児 | |||
Kazuya Tatekabe たてかべ和也 |
International versions[]
Language | Title | Channels | |
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Albanian | Jataman | Çufo (formerly) |
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Cantonese | 小雙俠 | TVB Jade (formerly) |
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Bulgarian (voice-over) |
Ятаман | Alexandra TV (formerly) Super 7 (formerly) |
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Greek | Yattaman: Στο Δρόμο για τον Θησαυρό | direct-to-Video |
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Indonesian | Yatterman | Spacetoon (formerly) |
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Italian | Yattaman | Canale 68 Veneto (formerly) Cooltoon (formerly) Euro TV (formerly) Europa 7 (formerly) Italia 7 (formerly) Junior TV (formerly) Man-ga (formerly) Odeon TV (formerly) Rete 4 (formerly) Rete37 (formerly) Super 3 (formerly) Telenapoli 34 (formerly) Teleroma 56 (formerly) Sky Serie (formerly) You & Me (formerly) Italia 2 (formerly) |
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Korean (TBC) |
이겨라 승리호 | TBC (formerly) |
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Korean (SBS) |
이겨라 승리호 | SBS (formerly) |
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Mandarin (Taiwan) | 正義雙俠 | CTS (formerly) |
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Polish (voice-over) |
Yattaman | Polonia 1 (formerly) Super 1 (formerly) |
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Serbian | Jatamen | Pink Kids (formerly) Pink 2 (formerly)[1] |
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Spanish (Latin America) | Yatterman Funny Rangers[2] |
Chilevisión (formerly) Onda Azul (formerly) Tele7 (formerly) Other local Spanish channels (formerly) |
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Thai | ยัตต้าแมน | Channel 9 MCOT (formerly)[3] |
References[]
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