Taro the Space Alien (TV)
Alternative title:
Taro, el extraterrestre (Spanish)
Uchuujin Tanaka Taro (Japanese)
うちゅう人 田中太郎 (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
Takashi Horimachi is an ordinary curious fifth grader attending "Anytown" Elementary School. One day, a very unusual transfer student named Taro Tanaka joins Takashi's class. Takashi and his classmates have never encountered anyone quite like Taro before. He is blue, has huge glowing eyes, pointy ears, a smooth bald head and one horn. Takashi, obsessed with trying to figure out this strange new visitor, attempts to track Taro's every move; and in the process he continuously falls victim to Taro's hilarious assortment of cosmic jokes and traps.
Number of episodes:
24
Episode titles: We have 24
Vintage:
2000-04-17 to 2001-03-30
2002-05-07 to 2002-06-10 (Germany)
2005-01-15 (Spain - Castilla-La Mancha Televisión)
Ending Theme:
"Tanaka Taro no Uta" (田中太郎のうた) by Yuzo Gutch
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Director: Yorifusa Yamaguchi
Series Composition: Michihiro Tsuchiya
Script:
Koji Ueda (11 episodes eps 3, 5, 7-8, 12-13, 15-23 odd )Michihiro Tsuchiya (12 episodes eps 1, 4, 6, 9-11, 14-24 even )
Music: Cher Watanabe
Original creator: Yasunari Nagatoshi
Character Design: Masaru Oshiro
Art Director: Hiroshi Yoshikawa
Sound Director: Shigeru Chiba
Color setting: Masami Nagano
Digital Photography: Yuki Yanagi (ep 1)
Editing: Seiji Morita
In-Between Animation:
Kazuharu Saito (Jungle Gym; ep 1) Kazuo Harada (Jungle Gym; ep 1) Kazuyuki Ueda (Studio Hibari; ep 1) Miyuki Nishimura (Jungle Gym; ep 1) Ryōzō Sugiyama (Studio Hibari; ep 1) Taisuke Iwasaki (Studio Hibari; ep 1)
Key Animation:
Eiichi Kuboyama (ep 1) Emiko Kataoka (eps 4, 8) Harumi Shida (ep 1) Hidenobu Iwata (ep 1) Hiroaki Shimizu (ep 1) Hiromasa Amano (ep 1) Ichirou Segawa (ep 1) Jun Sekiguchi (ep 1) Katsusuke Konuma (ep 1) Kouji Yamagata (ep 1) Takahiro Miura (ep 1)  Tetsuya Hasegawa (ep 1) Tetsuya Tsukamoto (ep 1) Tomoko Iwasa (ep 1) Toshiomi Iizumi (ep 1)
Music producer: Takashi Yoshida
Recording Adjustment: Masanori Tsuchiya
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Animation Production: Studio Hibari
Backgrounds:
See Throu Studio (6 episodes eps 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21 )Studio Kanon (6 episodes eps 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23 )Studio Uni (eps 2-24 even)
Broadcaster: TV Tokyo ("Oha Star")
Digital Editing: Morita Editing Room
Digital Paint:
Anime World Osaka (ep 12) Light Foot (eps 8, 14) Phoenix Animation (ep 17) Studio Flag (4 episodes eps 2, 7, 12, 17 )
In-Between Animation:
Actas (eps 2, 12) Anime World Osaka (ep 12) Daume (ep 12) Delta Peak Production (ep 8) Digimation (ep 7) FAI International (eps 21-22, 24) G&G Direction (ep 14) Mouse (ep 8) Mugenkan (4 episodes eps 3, 9, 13, 21 )Noside (eps 8, 14) Oh! Production (ep 7) Phoenix Animation (4 episodes eps 2, 7, 12, 17 )Radical Party (eps 8, 14) Seigasha (eps 23-24) Studio Cockpit (ep 22) Studio Flag (4 episodes eps 2, 7, 12, 17 )Studio Gash (ep 7) Studio Hibari (10 episodes eps 1, 4, 7-8, 12, 16, 21-24 )Studio Jungle Gym (18 episodes eps 1, 3-6, 9-11, 13-16, 18-19, 21-24 )Studio Victory (ep 24) Studio Wanpack (ep 14)
Key Animation: Studio Wanpack (ep 8)
Recording Studio: Procen Studio
Sound Effects: Fizz Sound Creation
Sound Production: HALF H·P STUDIO
Video Editing: Imagica
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Broadcaster: Okto (Singapore - as Channel i) |
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Dubbing Assistant: Ernest Rusinés (Catalan dub)
Theme Song Performance:
Alberto Escobal García (OP & ED; Spain dub) Joaquim Sota (ED, Catalan dub) Jordi Vila (OP, Catalan dub) |
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Broadcaster:
Canal Sur (Spain) Castilla La-Mancha TV (Spain - from 15 January 2005) Castilla-La Mancha Televisión (Spain) K3 (Televisió de Catalunya) Telemadrid (Spain)
Distributor: Luk Internacional (Spain)
Licensed by: Luk Internacional (Spain)
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Broadcaster: RTL II (from 7 May 2002)
Dubbing: PPA Films München
Song Production: Arts of Toyco (Opening Song)
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Broadcaster: HERO TV |
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