Go! Go! Ackman (V-Jump Festival Anime)
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| Premiere Date | 28 July 1994 | ||
| Premiere Event | V-Jump Festival 1994 | ||
| Running Time | 34 minutes | ||
| Main Staff Credits | |||
| Scenario | TBD | ||
| Art | TBD | ||
| Animation | TBD | ||
| Director | TBD | ||
| Production | TBD | ||
The Go! Go! Ackman short animated feature is an adaptation of the original 1993-1994 manga series by Akira Toriyama which premiered at the V-Jump Festival event in 1994. A VHS release (comprised of footage from the event along with this animated feature) followed soon after.
The special's original draft was written (TBD), with the script written by (TBD) and direction by (TBD).
Event Background
V-Jump Festival was an event held by Shueisha in conjunction with their V-Jump magazine and overall "Jump" brand of publications, running from 1994 (when, following two trial periods over the course of 1990 to 1993, V-Jump then received a full monthly reboot publication in 1993) to 1999. During those years, the event was held first in Tokyo, and then again soon after in Osaka; for 1994 in particular, these respective event dates were 28 July 1994 and 06 August 1994[1].
V-Jump Festival ended with its 1999 event. Shueisha kicked off a larger event called Jump Festa later that year in December 1999 (dated for calendar year 2000), which continues to this day. With the launch of the magazine Saikyō Jump in 2010, V-Jump Festival as a sub-branded event was later spiritually reborn into Saikyō V-Jump Festa for 2012 and 2013, itself morphing into Jump Victory Carnival in 2014 (which, as with Jump Festa, still runs annually to this day).
Production
Shueisha launched V-Jump as a special extra publication of Weekly Shōnen Jump in 1991 with a three-issue trial run. Akira Toriyama provided three chapters (one per issue) of the original Savings Soldier Cashman for this run. Shueisha rebooted the magazine at a different print size in 1992, this time running for four issues; Toriyama once again contributed an original manga, this time the four-chapter series Dub & Peter-1.
The magazine was rebooted once again in May 1993 (dated for July 1993), this time launching as an independent monthly magazine (a schedule it maintains to this day). Toriyama returned yet again, this time with Go! Go! Ackman, which ran for 11 chapters in Shueisha's V-Jump magazine from its July 1993 issue (released 21 May 1993, kicking off its monthly reboot) to October 1994 issue (released 22 August 1994); there was a five-month hiatus between the seventh and eighth chapters.
When the series returned to V-Jump for its eighth chapter in the July 1994 issue (released that May), as part of a multi-page blowout of Akira Toriyama-related content, a two-page splash announced that Go! Go! Ackman would receive an animated adaptation at that year's V-Jump Festival, showcasing a small tease at storyboards and noting the fact that Toriyama himself provided the adapted character designs for the feature:[2]
なんたって魅力的なのは、鳥山先生がアニメ用キャラクターデザインをしてくれたこと。(上のがそうだョ) Vジャンプオリジナルアニメになるんだからキバらなくっちゃ!! ってなもんでグレードアップ! 猛烈 カッコいいアックマンに早く会いたい!
What's really exciting is that Toriyama-sensei did the character designs for the anime. (The ones above are his!) Since it's going to be a V-Jump original anime, we have to go all out, so we've kicked it up a notch! We can't wait to see this incredibly cool Ackman!
The cover for this July 1994 issue was provided by Naoki Miyahara.
Summary
TBD
Cast
The following table provides the cast as credited in the original Japanese version.
| Character | Cast |
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| Ackman | Megumi Urawa |
| Gordon | Bin Shimada |
| Papa | Kōji Totani |
| Mama | Yōko Kawanami |
| Angel | Yōko Teppōzuka |
| Hedel | Hisao Egawa |
| Josephine Matsumoto | Noriko Uemura |
Main Staff
The following list provides the main staff responsible for the production of this special feature as specified in the credits.
- Voice Cast: In Cooperation With Aoni Production
- Key Animation: Tadayoshi Yamamuro, Akira Inagami, Akio Katada, Naoki Miyahara
- In-Between Animation: Fusae Satō, Chikako Uesugi, Akikho Hashimoto[a], Eriko Kimura, Maki Yamada
- Backgrounds: Morihito Ōhara, Kōji Sakaki
- Finishing Touches: Yōko Obori, Keiko Yoshizawa, Masae Motohashi, Aiko Seguchi, Yasuko Kan'no
- Color Coordination & Check: Taeko Yamamoto
- Special Effects: Masayuki Kawachi
- Photography: Yukio Katayama
- Recording: Kenji Ninomiya
- Editing: Shin'ichi Fukumitsu
- Sound Effects: Yasuyuki Konno
- Music Selection: Daisuke Nishio
- Documentation: Mamiko Ogawa
- Recording Studio: TAVAC
- Assistant Producer: Sei'ichi Hiruta
- Art Manager: Hiroshi Misono
- Finishing Manager: Yōichi Shimizu
- Assistant Director: Masahiko Watanabe
- Assistant Production Manager: Munehisa Sakai
- Film Development: Toei Chemistry
DO NOT USE OLD LEFTOVER FOR REFERENCE
- Planning: Atsutoshi Umezawa
- Production Supervisor: Kazumi Fujioka
- Production Progression: Yoshinori Ōmachi
- Original Draft: Akira Toriyama
- Scenario: Takao Koyama
- Music: Shunsuke Kikuchi
- Photography: Motoaki Ikegami
- Editing: Shin'ichi Fukumitsu
- Recording: Chikako Abe
- Art Director: Takashi Kurahashi
- Color Design: Kunio Tsujita
- Key Animation: Hitoshi Inaba, Yukio Ebisawa, Hitoshi Kamata, Takashi Nashizawa, Shin'ichirō Fukushima, Akemi Ueda, Kazue Kinoshita, Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru, Toshiyuki Kan'no, Keiji Fukuhara, Kazuya Hisada, Shigenori Taniguchi, Yōichi Ōnishi, Kumi Nakajō, Yūji Hakamada, Kei'ichi Ichikawa, Ken Ōtsuka, Toshiyuki Shirai, Yōsuke Yabumoto, Kozue Hiruma, Naohiro Shintani, Atsuko Kawamura, Megumi Yamashita, Yūta Takanami, Yōko Iizuka, Kiyohito Katayama, Ayako Kanamaru, Yuka Koichi, Shiho Tanaka, Anna Yamaguchi, Takeo Ide, Naoki Tate, Tadayoshi Yamamuro
- Special Effects: Nao Ōta, Yumi Ushiyama
- CG Producer: Takeshi Himi
- Animation Supervisor: Tadayoshi Yamamuro
- Animation Supervisor Assistance: Takeo Ide, Hideki Kubo, Naoki Tate
- Director (Storyboard): Yoshihiro Ueda
Music
The following table is a scene-by-scene account of the musical tracks used in this special.
| Jump Super Anime Tour: Shunsuke Kikuchi OST | |||
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| Catalogue | Scene | Title | Releases |
| M704 | Recap | Peaceful Mood | D4:12(b), BGM 1:16(b) |
| M708A1 | Title Card | Title Card I | D4:2(b), BGM 1:2(b) |
| M1826 | Goku Farms | The World's At Peace, No? (Movie 10) | BGM 3:12(h) |
| M722 | Videl Invites Gohan & Co. | Gohan Heals The Wound | BGM 1:11(e) |
| M1629 | "Heya, Everyone!" | (Untitled) | BGM 3:5(d) |
| M1606 | Establishing Shot | Trunks VS Tenshinhan (Movie 9) | D4:22(d), BGM 3:3(d) |
| M1609 | Mr. Satan's Super Gorgeous Hotel | Heading To The Battle Zones (Movie 9) | D5:15(a), BGM 2:14(a) |
| M1109 | Tarble & Gure Land on Earth | Slug Summons Shen Long (Movie 4) | D5:10(a), BGM 1:23(a) |
| M725 | A Saiyan?! | The Saiyans Appear Theme Music | D4:6(a), BGM 1:8(a) |
| M1510 | Brothers | Suspicions Of Trunks And The Gang (Movie 8) | On2:4, BGM 2:12(d) |
| M1703 | Goku Demonstrates Super Saiyan | Arranged Action Theme | D4:25(a), BGM 3:10(a) |
| M1503 | Who Gets to Fight? | The Flower-Viewing Party (Movie 8) | D5:14(a), BGM 2:12(a) |
| M1628D | Goku Teleports | (Untitled) | D4:22(a), BGM 3:3(a) |
| M720 | Radish Lottery | Gohan Chases The Butterfly | BGM 1:11(d) |
| M736 | "My Wife" | Piccolo Refuses To Help Gohan Anymore | BGM 1:11(c) |
| M738A | Avo & Cado Arrive | Piccolo Shows Up | BGM 1:7(f) |
| M2117 | Exiting the Pods | Tapion's Hildegarn Nightmare (Movie 13) | BGM 2:18(d) |
| M1808 | Trunks & Goten Get Ready | Let's Beat Mr. Dinosaur | BGM 3:12(c) |
| M1018 | Avo & Cado Overwhelmed | BGM 3:5(a) | |
| M1414 | Avo & Cado's Counterattack! | Vegeta VS No. 15, Goku VS No. 13 (Movie 7) | D5:13(d), BGM 2:10(i) |
| M2013 | The Tide Turns | Interdimensional Punches (Movie 12) | BGM 3:16(b) |
| M1211 | Familial Feud | Hire Dragon Detected (Movie 5) | D4:15(b), BGM 2:4(b) |
| M1716 | Gohan's Guidance | Gohan Runs At Super-Speed | BGM 3:5(e) |
| M1313B | Merge! | Vegeta And Goku, Knocked Out | D5:12(c), BGM 2:8(j) |
| M814 | Aka's Strength | Garlic Junior Beats Up On Goku And Piccolo (Movie 1) | On1:2(d), D4:10(b), BGM 1:14(b) |
| M1621 | Fusion...? | Mr. Satan's Theme, Part 2 (Movie 9) | D4:24(c), BGM 3:5(c) |
| M1706A | Gotenks' "Techniques" | Longer Version Of Title Music | D4:23(a), BGM 3:4(a) |
| M1114 | Aka's Trick | Angira Pops Out Of The Ground (Movie 4) | D5:10(b), BGM 1:23(b) |
| M816 | Dragon Team Mutually Strikes | The Dead Zone Is Summoned Up (Movie 1) | On1:2(a), D4:11(c), BGM 1:15(c) |
| M814A | Goku & Vegeta Intervene | Battle Against Garlic Junior (Movie 1) | D5:7(e), BGM 1:18(e) |
| M1626 | The End of Mr. Satan's Gorgeous Hotel | The End (Movie 9) | D5:15(h), BGM 2:14(h) |
| M703 | Everyone Eats | Gohan's Pet Dinosaur Daydream | BGM 1:6(a) |
Themes
Opening Theme
- "CHA-LA HEAD-CHA-LA"
- Lyrics: Yukinojō Mori / Composition: Chiho Kiyo'oka / Arrangement: Kenji Yamamoto / Vocals: Hironobu Kageyama
Ending Theme
- "Orange Hero"
- Lyrics: haderu / Composition: elsa / Vocals: jealkb
Manga Adaptation
In early 2009, V-Jump printed a manga adaptation of the special feature drawn by manga artist Naho Ooishi. The manga was released in two halves, and subsequently in two separate issues of V-Jump; May 2009 (21 March 2009) and June 2009 (21 April 2009).
External Links
- Kanzenshuu Movie Guide - Dragon Ball "Jump Super Anime Tour 2008" Special
- Kanzenshuu Manga Guide - Official Manga Spin-offs - Movie Adaptations
Notes
- ↑ Presumably; credited as 橋本亜希子 instead of 橋本亜紀子
References
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