자이언트 로보 더 애니메이션 지구가 정지하는 날

자이언트 로보 더 애니메이션 지구가 정지하는 날 (1992)

ジャイアントロボ THE ANIMATION 地球が静止する日

가까운 미래, 인류는 제3의 에너지 혁명을 가져온 ‘시즈마 드라이브’의 발명에 의해 일찍이 없었던 번영의 시기를 맞이하였다. 어디 하나 쓰이지 않는 곳이 없는 시즈마 드라이브는 인류를 안락한 세상으로 인도하는 듯 했다. 하지만 세계최대의 시즈마 발전소 세인트 아바에가 완성되기 직전 시즈마 드라이브의 개발자 중 한사람인 시즈마 박사가 한 개의 샘플과 함께 국제경찰기구 엑스퍼트들에게 구출되는 일이 발생한다. BF단은 이 시즈마 드라이브를 장악하면서 세상을 손아귀에 넣겠다는 야욕을 불태우는 집단. 이 단체의 정점엔 빅 파이어(Big Fire)라는 정체불명의 사나이가 있고 ‘10걸집’이라는 일군의 초능력자들이 그를 보좌한다. 여기에 맞서는 국제경찰기구에는 엑스퍼트 ‘구대천왕’이 초인적인 전투를 편다. 거기에 12세 소년 쿠사마 다이사쿠가 조정하는 자이언트 로보는 과연 악인들로부터 세상을 구할 것인가.

개봉일
1992-07-22
TMDB
6.7 / 10 (9)
상영 시간(분)
5시간 37분
장르
드라마, 액션, 스릴러, SF, 애니메이션
감독
今川泰宏

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  • 원작: 자이언트 로보

Giant Robo the Animation: The Day the Earth Stood Still is a 1992–1998 OVA series based on Mitsuteru Yokoyama's manga series Giant Robo. It was written and directed by Yasuhiro Imagawa.

Production

Producer Yasuhito Yamaki was working on a spin-off of Final Yamato, titled Dessler's War, but it was shelved. However, since he had already invited many staff members to work on the project, he felt it would be a waste to do nothing, and so he began planning Giant Robo. As a replacement for Yamato, he chose a robot anime, which was the mainstream of mecha anime at the time.

The first staff member to be appointed was director Yasuhiro Imagawa. A self-proclaimed fan of Yokoyama's work, Imagawa jumped at the chance of working on the project. In pre-production, Imagawa was informed he could not use any of the supporting characters from the manga or live action versions.

After Imagawa, Makoto Kobayashi joined the staff as the image concept designer. Among the special guest key animators, Hideaki Anno heard rumors about the project and reached out himself. Although Yamaki does not remember how he called on Shōichi Masuo, he asked him to participate because he was "an animator with excellent effects technique and taste." Science fiction writer Chiaki Kawamata, who had connections with Yamaki through Yamato, created…

The first episode was released July 22, 1992, with the following three installments staying close to the proposed schedule of six months between releases. Eiichi Matsuyama, the screenwriter for the first episode, passed away midway through production, and his name was combined with that of those who took over to form the name "Hidekazu Matsuyama", which appears in the credits.

The final episode was released January 1998, almost three years after episode six. In between releases, members of the Giant Robo staff worked on other projects, including The Big O, Getter Robo Armageddon, and Super Atragon, a two-episode OVA of Shunro Oshikawa's Kaitei Gunkan novel.

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