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Tetsujin 28-gou: Hakuchuu no Zangetsu
This theatrical version based on the manga by Yokoyama Mitsuteru, deals with the genius boy detective Kaneda Shotaro and his giant robot, Tetsujin 28, set in Tokyo ten years after the end of the Second World War. Shotaro's missing brother appears as a a new character who was trained as a pilot of the soldier robot Tetsujin which Japan had created for the Second World War. However, with the end of the war, there was nothing left for him but a peaceful Japan. In the meantime, "Destruction Bombs" are found in many places in Tokyo. The bombs were developed by Professor Kaneda, the creator of Tetsujin 28 and Shotaro's father, as the ultimate weapons to protect the mainland. If the bombs explode, Tokyo will be reduced to ashes.
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Mitsuteru YokoyamaOriginal Creator
Yasuhiro ImagawaDirector
Takashi NakamuraCharacter Design
Shingo IshikawaCharacter Design
Hiroki MatsumotoArt DirectorKazuko KikuchiColor Design
Eiji TsuchidaDirector of Photography
Takeshi SeyamaEditing
Yasunori HondaSound Director
Akira IfukubeMusicYasuhiro ImagawaScriptYasuhiro ImagawaStoryboard
Shoutarou KanedaMotoko Kumai
ShoutarouFumihiro Awano
Ootsuka ShochouMinoru Inaba
Ryuusaku MurasameNorio Wakamoto
Takamizawa HishoRie Ishizuka
Shikishima HakaseShigeru Ushiyama
Bigfire HakaseTadashi Nakamura
VelanadeKenji Utsumi
ChloroformTomomichi Nishimura
NarratorMasaaki Yajima
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Note: I'm writing this with the assumption the reader has finished Tetsujin 28-gou 2004 before watching the movie, so spoilers for the show are going to be mentioned a lot. Yasuhiro Imagawa is a legend among mecha fans, the combination of his strong narratives and love for classic old school robots…
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