Parman: The Road to Bird Planet #4 Shinei Edition - A fascinating story and deep character development

Parman: The Road to Bird Planet - Shinei's Appeal and Evaluation

Overview

"Perman: The Road to Bird Planet" is a TV special based on the original work by Fujiko F. Fujio, and was broadcast on TV Asahi on January 3, 1984. This work was jointly produced by Shin-Ei Animation and TV Asahi, and the copyright is held by Fujiko Productions and Shogakukan. In one short episode of 10 minutes, it depicts the growth and adventures of the main character, Mitsuo.

story

Just after the New Year, Mitsuo was having a restless day. Parman had attached a micro recorder to select a Parman to participate in a one-year study abroad program on the planet Bird. No. 1 (Mitsuo) had prepared himself for not being selected because he was clumsy, but for some reason the computer chose him. The Parmans were convinced by Birdman's explanation that "he was a coward but he tried his best." However, Birdman himself was puzzled by the computer's decision. Mitsuo, unaware of this, went to secretly say goodbye to Michiko, but Michiko, who knew nothing about it, coldly told him, "Study hard in the third semester." Copy was also depressed, saying, "I don't have the confidence to be Mitsuo for a year."

character

The main characters of this work are as follows:

• Perman (Mitsuo) - Voice: Katsue Miwa
• Booby - Voice: Hiroshi Otake
• Paruko - Voice: Eiko Masuyama
• Payan - Voice: Kaneta Kimotsuki
• Birdman - Voice: Yoshito Yasuhara
• Ganko - Voiced by: Yukiko Nashiba
• Dad - Voice: Tokumaru Kan
• Mama - Voiced by: Akira Tsuboi
• Michiko - Voiced by: Masako Miura
• Kabao - Voiced by: Kiyonobu Suzuki
• Sub -Voice: Shigeru Chiba

staff

The following staff members were involved in the production of this work:

• Original author : Fujiko F. Fujio
• General Director : Hiroshi Sasagawa
• Supervisor : Shinichi Suzuki
• Director : Masuji Harada
• Series Composition : Masaaki Sakurai
• Animation Director : Sadayoshi Tominaga
• Art Director : Ken Kawai, Miki Imabayashi
• Director of photography - Jin Kaneko
• Sound Director : Yasuo Urakami, Akira Okuma
• Music : Akihiko Takashima
• Produced by Shinei Animation, TV Asahi

Appeal of the work

"Perman: The Road to Bird Planet" depicts Mitsuo's growth and adventures in a short period of time. In particular, the scene where Mitsuo decides to study abroad on Bird Planet despite lacking confidence in himself is very moving. The film also shows Mitsuo's growth through his interactions with Birdman and other characters. This work not only gives children dreams and hope, but also gives courage to adults.

evaluation

This is a wonderful work that faithfully reproduces the original work by Fujiko F. Fujio, while fusing the technical capabilities of Shin-Ei Animation with the broadcasting capabilities of TV Asahi. In particular, the character of Mitsuo is portrayed very charmingly, and resonates with viewers. It is also commendable that the story was well-drawn in a short time. Overall, it is a work that can be enjoyed by both children and adults.

Recommendation

"Perman: The Road to Bird Planet" is recommended not only for fans of Fujiko F. Fujio, but also for people who like anime and manga. It is especially perfect for people who like stories of growth and adventure. It is also a good movie to watch with the whole family. It not only gives children dreams and hope, but also gives adults courage, so be sure to check it out.

Related Titles

"Perman: The Road to Bird Planet" is based on the original work by Fujiko F. Fujio. The original "Perman" was serialized from 1967 to 1968 and gained many fans. Shin-Ei Animation has also produced other popular works such as "Doraemon" and "Crayon Shin-chan", making it a studio that fans cannot miss. TV Asahi also has a history of broadcasting many popular anime and is a reliable broadcasting station.

summary

"Perman: The Road to Bird Planet" is a TV special based on the original work by Fujiko F. Fujio, depicting Mitsuo's growth and adventures. It is praised for the way the story was well-drawn in a short time and for the charm of the characters. It is a work that can be enjoyed by both children and adults, so I recommend you to watch it at least once.