Fighting Foodons (TV)
Alternative title:
Bistro Recipe
Bistro Recipe - Fighting Chef Zen
Kakutō Ryōri Densetsu Bistro Recipe (Japanese)
Legend of Grapple Cooking Bistro Recipe
功夫小食神 (Chinese (Taiwan))
格闘料理伝説ビストロレシピ (Japanese)
Themes:
cooking
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
An 11-year old boy named Zen bands together with his younger sister, Karen, and a young boy who has a large appetite, Pitan, to battle an evil empire by using their "Foodons"; strange monsters that are created from various foods.
User Ratings:
145 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
Half Hour per episode
Number of episodes:
26
Episode titles: We have 26
Vintage:
2001-12-11 to 2002-06-25
2002-09-14 to 2003-08-30 (USA)
Opening Theme:
"Fighting Foodons Theme" by Darren Dunstan, Kate Petterle, Lindsey Warner and Dominic Nolfi [English Version]
"Pride+Honoo (プライド＋炎)" by Yuta Yamazaki
Ending Theme:
#1: "White Pearl" by DAISY CHAIN (eps 1-25)
#2: "Bus no Uta (バスのうた)" by COO (ep 26)
Insert song:
"Ballad of Tacquito" by Darren Dunstan and Andrew Rannells (English; ep 11)
"Foodon Fresh Festival" by Tara Jayne, Amy Palant, Kayzie Rogers, Madeleine Blaustein, and Andrew Rannells (English; ep 16)
"Ghouly Foodons" by ??? (English; ep 4)
"Mixin' It Up" by Tara Jayne, Kayzie Rogers, Madeleine Blaustein, and Amy Palant (English; ep 26)
"The Banana Song" by ??? and Kerry Williams (English; ep 8)
Official website:
Links: We have 1
News:
North American Anime, Manga Releases, April 23-29 (Apr 25, 2017)
Enoki Films updates Licenses (Aug 14, 2002)
New Anime for 2002 (Dec 17, 2001)
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Director: Tetsuo Yasumi
Music: Geminiart High Quality
Original Character Design: Naoko Shimada
Character Design: Minefumi Harada
Art Director: Tsutomu Fujita
Sound Director: Fusanobu Fujiyama
Director of Photography: Masahiro Itou
Color design: Kazuko Satō
Key Animation: Emiko Kataoka (eps 3, 6)
Music producer: Daisuke Asakura
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Script:
David Sartorius (8 episodes eps 10, 13-14, 18-19, 21-22, 24 )Jim Malone Scott DeSimon (eps 8-9, 12, 15) Ted Lewis (eps 17, 20, 23)
Translation: Paul Taylor
ADR:
Alon Namdar (eps 1-9) Jon Dickson (eps 1-9) Ohad Tzachar (eps 1-9) Ron London (eps 1-9) Shawn Conrad (eps 1-9)
ADR Engineer:
Alon Namdar (eps 14-16, 19-26) Evan Benjamin (eps 14-26) Michele Darling (eps 14-26) Ohad Tzachar (ep 20) Richard Alvy (eps 14-21, 24-26)
Assistant producer: Sherene Sharpe
AVID Editing: Chris Guido (eps 11-26)
Final Mix: Ohad Tzachar (eps 1-13)
Head of Production: Michael Attanasio
Insert Song:
Jim Malone ("The Banana Song"; "Ballad of Tacquito"; "Foodon Fresh Festival"; "Mixin' It Up") John Siegler ("The Banana Song"; "Ballad of Tacquito"; "Foodon Fresh Festival"; "Mixin' It Up")
Insert Song Performance:
Amy Palant ("Foodon Fresh Festival"; "Mixin' It Up") Andrew Rannells ("Ballad of Tacquito"; "Foodon Fresh Festival") Darren Dunstan ("Ballad of Tacquito") Kayzie Rogers ("Foodon Fresh Festival"; "Mixin' It Up") Kerry Williams ("The Banana Song") Madeleine Blaustein ("Foodon Fresh Festival"; "Mixin' It Up") Tara Jayne ("Foodon Fresh Festival"; "Mixin' It Up")
Marketing Director: Colleen Nuskey
Music Composition:
Dan Stein Greg Kalember (eps 8-26) James West John Angier Louis Cortelezzi (eps 1-10, 13-26) Manny Corallo (eps 12-26) Martin Erskine (eps 1-7) Ralph Schuckett (eps 11-26) Rusty Andrews (eps 8-11, 13-26)
Music Editing:
Evan Benjamin (eps 18, 21, 23) Joe Barbaria (eps 18, 21, 26) John Carbonara (7 episodes eps 19-20, 22-26 )Paul Armstrong (eps 18, 21, 23)
Music Executive Producer: John Siegler
Music Production: Julian Schwartz
Post-Production Supervision: Chris Guido (eps 1-10)
Production Assistant:
Abel Bautista (eps 24-26) Crystal Marcus (eps 1-7) David J. Etzold (eps 1-10) Denitsa Zahariev (as Denitza Zaharieva; eps 1-7) Ellie Weinstock (eps 8-10) Jennifer Ko (eps 1-7) Kara Krupnick (eps 17-26) Michael Charters (eps 1-10) Yoshie Okabayashi (ep 13)
Production Supervision: Brenda Dillon
Sales And Marketing Associate: Erin Webb
Sound Design:
Alon Namdar (eps 1-9) Jon Dickson (eps 1-9) Ohad Tzachar (eps 1-9) Ron London (eps 1-9) Shawn Conrad (eps 1-9)
Sound Engineer:
Alon Namdar (eps 10-12) Evan Benjamin (eps 11-12) Jon Dickson (eps 11-12) Matt Taylor (eps 10-12) Michele Darling (eps 11-13) Richard Alvy (eps 10-13)
Sound Mixing:
Alon Namdar (eps 1-9) Jon Dickson (eps 1-9) Ohad Tzachar (eps 1-9) Ron London (eps 1-9) Shawn Conrad (eps 1-9)
Sound Supervision: Ohad Tzachar
Theme Song Arrangement: Louis Cortelezzi
Theme Song Lyrics: Norman J. Grossfeld
Voice Direction: Darren Dunstan
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Andrew Paull as
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Dan Green as
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Eric Stuart as
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Kate Petterle as
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