[Commemorating the 90th anniversary of Fujiko F. Fujio's birth]
"Ume Star Denka"
"Jungle Kurobee"
First broadcast on YouTube!
The legendary TV anime masterpieces "Ume-Boshi Denka" and "Jungle Kurobee" are now streaming on YouTube for the first time! Episodes 1 to 6 (first to third broadcasts) of each series will be available for a limited time.
◎The DVDs of "Ume-Boshi Denka" and "Jungle Kurobee" are now available at new prices! For more information, click here
Streaming begins on Monday, April 1st at 9pm
"Ume Star Denka"
Episodes 1 to 6 (1st to 3rd broadcasts)
[Introduction]
It was serialized in SHOGAKUKAN 's school year magazines and Weekly WEEKLY SHONEN SUNDAY from 1968 to 1970. It is a comedy anime depicting the chaos caused by the royal family of the Ume Planet Kingdom, who came to Earth from outer space and are staying with them at the Nakamura house. To make their dream of restoring the kingdom come true, the king, queen, and prince Denka learn common sense for Earthlings. Gonsuke, the potato-digging robot who also appeared in "21 Emon" and has a mysterious power that chants "Suppa-pa" and "Panparo-pan", also appears. There are 52 episodes in total.
Streaming begins on Friday, April 12th at 9pm
"Jungle Kurobee"
Episodes 1 to 6 (1st to 3rd broadcasts)
[Introduction]
Based on a story by Fujiko Fujio (now Fujiko F. Fujio). A hidden masterpiece by such masters as director Osamu Dezaki, storyboard artists Soji Yoshikawa and Noboru Ishiguro, and animation directors Yoshio Kabashima and Akio Sugino. Kurobee, the son of the great chief of the Pirimini tribe, comes to an ordinary Japanese household and stirs up trouble. Kurobee-speak, such as "Ura-ura," "Bekkanko," and "This is common sense in the jungle," became a big hit among children at the time. Total of 62 episodes
©︎Fujiko Productions/Studio Zero, TMS
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