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Marine Boy, conhecido no Japão como Unders … Marine Boy, conhecido no Japão como Undersea Boy Marine (海底少年マリン Kaitei Shōnen Marin?), é um anime produzido por Minoru Adachi e pelo estúdio Japan Tele-Cartoons. A série foi licenciada pela K. Fujita Associates Inc., tendo distribuição mundial pela Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Television.l pela Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Television.
, Marine boy (海底少年マリン Kaitei Shōnen Marin?) … Marine boy (海底少年マリン Kaitei Shōnen Marin?) è una serie animata giapponese prodotta dallo studio Terebi Doga ed andata in onda a partire dal 1965. È stato il primo esperimento d'animazione a colori, subito interrotto. Nel 1966 sono stati aggiunti 13 episodi-sequel ed altri 65 nel 1969. È stato il primo anime prodotto in collaborazione tra Giappone ed USA ed il primo ad essere trasmesso doppiato in lingua inglese in USA in Australia e nel Regno Unito. Quest'ultima serie è stata trasmessa in Italia nel 1982 da alcune televisioni locali con il titolo Marine Boy eroe degli abissi.on il titolo Marine Boy eroe degli abissi.
, Marine Boy was one of the first color anim … Marine Boy was one of the first color anime cartoons to be shown in a dubbed form in the U.S., and later in Australia and the United Kingdom. It was originally produced in 1965 in Japan as Undersea Boy Marine (海底少年マリン, Kaitei Shōnen Marin) by Minoru Adachi and animation company Japan Tele-Cartoons. It was sold outside Japan via K. Fujita Associates Inc., with Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Television handling worldwide distribution of the English-language version. The series was distributed in syndication in the United States starting in 1966.ion in the United States starting in 1966.
, 《海底小遊俠》（原題：海底少年マリン），為1969年1月13日～9月22日，每週一晚間18：00於富士電視台播映的日本電視動畫。前身作品為《海豚王子》（原題：ドルフィン王子）與《加油！海洋少年》（原題：がんばれ！マリンキッド），本片也是日美合作動畫的先驅作，在美國以《Marine Boy》片名播出，台灣則由中視引進美國版，於1971年播映。在香港則在1969年，以《七海小英雄》譯名於麗的電視播出。
, Marino y la Patrulla Oceánica (海底少年マリン Kai … Marino y la Patrulla Oceánica (海底少年マリン Kaitei Shōnen Marin?) es un anime de 1966, originalmente producida en Japón entre 1966 y 1967 por Minoru Adachi a través de K Fujita Associates Inc, y relanzado para la televisión por Japan Tele Cartoons y Seven Arts Television. Está basado en un anime de 1965 llamado Dolphin Oji. Fue el primer dibujo animado producido como un esfuerzo común entre los estudios japoneses y norteamericanos (La serie era animada en Japón basada en los argumentos de los guionistas de USA). El show fue un éxito en ambos países.SA). El show fue un éxito en ambos países.
, Dolphin Ouji (яп. ドルフィン王子 Принц-дельфин), … Dolphin Ouji (яп. ドルフィン王子 Принц-дельфин), на западе более известный как Marine Boy — короткий чёрно-белый аниме-сериал, выпущенный в 1965 году студией . Изначально планировалось выпустить 12 серий но в результате работа была свёрнута, и трансляция остановилась на трёх первых сериях. Середина 1960-х годов считается периодом, когда анимация переходила из чёрно-белого на цветной формат, в том числе и в Японии. Таким образом в 1966 году вышла новая и цветная версия сериала под названием Ganbare! Marine Kid (яп. がんばれ!マリンキッド Ганбарэ! Маринкиддо), которая стала одним из первых цветных аниме. Изначально предполагалось начать трансляцию сериала по телеканалу Fuji TV, однако те отказались, боясь, что цветное аниме может сбить высокие рейтинги другого чёрно-белого сериала Harisu no Kaze (яп. ハリスの旋風 Харису но Кадзэ), в результате сериал транслировался по телеканалу Tokyo Broadcasting System в 19:00 по четвергам. Несмотря на это рейтинги сериала были крайне низкими. Так было выпущено 13 серий аниме, хотя изначально планировалось больше. Третья и самая длинная часть сериала начала транслироваться по телеканалу Fuji TV с 1969 года. Серии были отреставрированы в 2009 году и выпущены на DVD в рамках проекта Warner Archive Collection. рамках проекта Warner Archive Collection.
, 『海底少年マリン』（かいていしょうねんマリン、Marine Boy）は、1969年1月13日から1970年7月27日までフジテレビ系列局で放送されていたテレビアニメである。本項では前身の作品『ドルフィン王子』および『がんばれ!マリンキッド』についても記述するが、特に注釈のない限り『海底少年マリン』のデータとする。
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Marine Boy faces the greatest challenge of his career in the Ocean Patrol when a ship, the ghost of a heavy cruiser, haunts the seas. Wherever it appears, a disaster follows.
, An Ocean Patrol boat is found with the crew missing. The search takes Marine Boy to a strange and forbidding land of ancient Vikings, where today they are living under the domination of a cruel queen.
, Dr. Shinedor has invented an electronic laser beam which he can use to shock and punish man for hunting and fishing for pleasure.
, Marine Boy and his racer, Carrier Fish, are trapped by robot spiders who spin webs and encircle them. Marine Boy uses his boomerang to allow Carrier Fish to escape but before he can follow, Marine Boy faints and is kidnapped.
, Suddenly, the desert is flooded with sea water. The Ocean Patrol believes that someone is illegally mining uranium beneath the desert.
, Piper is captured by the fiendish Dr. Diablo. Diablo plans to save mankind from a future flood by installing gills in their bodies so they can live underwater.
, Marine Boy is blinded temporarily by a flash of light, which a gang of criminals is using to escape detection of their crimes.
, Men disguised as Ocean Patrol members enter an underground fort in an attempt to steal gold and all the persons in the fort are held captive by them.
, Professor Fumble's greatest invention, a weather observation rocket, is stolen by the notorious Lard Greedfat.
, A sea dragon is wounded by a movie crew, which is trying to film it. The Ocean Patrol is ordered to destroy it.
, Marine Boy enters a kind of submarine Gran … Marine Boy enters a kind of submarine Grand Prix using a special boat invented by Dr. Mariner and Professor Fumble, but the boat is blown up before the race is finished. Marine Boy is knocked unconscious in the explosion and, although he recover briefly when given oxygum, Marine Boy soon faints and is taken to the hospital. While in the hospital, an enemy agent drugs Marine Boy's medicine but he realizes it and escapes. Marine Boy returns to the crash site and follows a frogman into a cave. However, it is a trap and the cave fills with knockout gas, causing Marine Boy to fall asleep. Can Neptina and Splasher save the unconscious Marine Boy? Splasher save the unconscious Marine Boy?
, Professor Dazzle loses his dazzling pendant during his performance at the circus. When Bullton finds the pendant, Flip Flimflam's men kidnap him, thinking that he is Professor Dazzle.
, Clicli discovers a ship which sends out a roll of microfilm and shows it to Marine Boy. The film shows Miniprof's microwave machine that can shrink anything.
, A great underwater oil field is discovered … A great underwater oil field is discovered by Dr. Mariner, but while drilling, the team at Satellite Station 23 collapses and Marine Boy is sent to investigate. However, when he is attacked by strange seaweed, Marine Boy faints and falls unconscious to the ocean floor. Will his friends be able to save him?oor. Will his friends be able to save him?
, Despo Montebank, who claims to be the Emperor of the Pacific Empire, holds Marine Boy and his crew captive in an electromagnetic force field and tries to make them obey him.
, Captain Aquarius has captured some unusual sea creatures for his underwater zoo. In the deepest part of the ocean lives Zeoclode, avenger of the sea, who tries to rescue his friends.
, While testing the electronic fence at the Ocean Patrol underwater research ranch, Professor Fumble and Mr. Washer are captured and held on an invisible ship.
, A storm causes an oil tanker to spill oil in the sea, jeopardizing the sea life. Octane builds a spill-proof Tubsub Tanker Sub.
, Two ships collide in a fog and the nuclear-powered ship is robbed of its nuclear fuel.
, When a mysterious treasure map falls into the hands of the Ocean Patrol, the crew of P-1 and Marine Boy sail for the Island of Treasure.
, Marine Boy and Splasher stumble on an underwater farm, where plants grow quickly due to the rich soil.
, Marine Boy and the P-1 are sent by Dr. Mariner to capture a prehistoric sea monster. Along the way, they encounter a fortune teller and a gangster.
, Jim Sumorbond tries to steal Professor Fumble's special ultra-freezer. The getaway truck crashes into the ocean and the ultra-freezer in the back causes huge icebergs to form.
, Guppy, an enormous pet whale, is kidnapped by Cuthbert Tuthsum, a butler with ambitions toward evil.
, Professor Fumble invents a fabulous new robot, but evil forces build an army of robots.
, Thieves capture Hugh Highstep, the ballet instructor, and the dolphin ballerina, Twinklefin, after the dolphin accidentally takes a miniature bomb that Squidink wants for himself.
, Jesse Jamison and his men take over a train, which is carrying a shipment of rubies, on the Underwater Railroad.
, During an expedition organized by the Ocean Patrol, Dr. Mariner and his crew find a spear which is modeled after one known to be thousands of years old.
, When huge mysterious icebergs appear in the tropical sea, the Ocean Patrol is alerted.
, When the evil Despotic invents a super electronic brain called Tremendo, he plans world conquest. When he intervenes, Marine Boy is knocked unconscious and kidnapped.
, Four wacky scientists kidnap Professor Fumble in an attempt to learn the formulas for the Ocean Patrol's many weapons, especially Marine Boy's special suit.
, Bullton and Piper find a missing fishing b … Bullton and Piper find a missing fishing boat with no one aboard. Marine Boy and Splasher set out to solve the mystery of the crew's whereabouts. Marine Boy enters the fishing boat and meet a strange man, Professor Doomsday, who offers to show Marine Boy something amazing. However as he turns, Doomsday hits the young hero hard on the head and Marine Boy is knocked unconscious. When he wakes up, Marine Boy is laid across a rock. He is suddenly attacked by a giant shellfish and, although he escapes, Marine Boy faints and heads toward some rocks! Can Splasher save the unconscious Marine Boy? Splasher save the unconscious Marine Boy?
, Jocko Nape builds a tank equipped with a hyper-uranium bomb which he plans to set off in the middle of the ocean, thereby creating tidal waves big enough to destroy whole cities.
, Clicli sees a submarine attack a diamond-bearing ship and picks up the key after the captain of the ship throws it overboard to keep it from thieves.
, A mysterious time capsule is found by Marine Boy and Splasher, who take it to Dr. Mariner.
, In leading an important cargo ship through the narrow strait, the P-1 must use torpedoes to clear the way.
, The ultrasonic voices of Splasher and his friends awaken a dangerous monster plant which has been sleeping for millions of years.
, A gangster group is holding a secret convention in an underwater strait and is being trained by Professor Beelzebub to steal an electronic brain which is being delivered to Ocean Patrol headquarters.
, The villains X-3 and Professor Stormbrane are planning to set off a super bomb inside a volcano and send out Shell boats to attack the S.S. Rubadubdub.
, A proton bomb with its safety catch unhooked is stolen by a secret agent.
, After arriving at the crash site of an unidentified aircraft, the P-1 witnesses an explosion and find themselves surrounded by huge, electronically controlled, poisonous starfish.
, When Professor Fumble invents a robot that makes diamonds out of coal, the evil Mr. Carbona sees his chance to control the world's economy.
, A cruise ship carrying Professor Fumble and the world's greatest scientists disappears without a trace.
, Marine Boy's wrist radio is removed by a playful baby dolphin and, as a result, he cannot hear Bullton and Piper's call for help.
, Marine Boy answers an S.O.S. and finds no ship in the area of the signal. What he does find, however, is electronically controlled artificial seaweed.
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, The powerful pirate, Captain Kiddo, is challenged by the Queen of Pirates to see if he can defeat Marine Boy.
, Accidents continue to occur in an underwater power station which is under construction and Marine Boy discovers tremendous currents, which he feels are man-made.
, A supposedly haunted island is under the domination of the mysterious Captain Wraith.
, Marine Boy and the P-1 encounter synthetic jelly monsters, which attack a secret airship whose torpedoes only make them multiply and grow larger.
, Professor Ike Conoclast has perfected a secret formula for a new secret weapon, but when it is about to be stolen from him, he hides each half of the formula in a different place.
, In order to provide more food to the people of the world, Dr. Mariner experiments with raising larger fish, but it is missing one ingredient, which can only be found in the deepest part of the ocean.
, Robots controlled by Mr. Fuddidudder are stealing from stores and ships and the Ocean Patrol thinks the Gold Grabber Gang is really the cause of the trouble.
, Flim Flamboyant schemes to become a billionaire by robbing the underwater oil pipeline.
, Flim Flamboyant disguises his sub as the P-1 and leads ships to a cave, where he steals their precious cargo.
, When Professor Puddin builds his complex for extracting gold from sea water, the infamous Dr. Al Kemy devises an evil plan.
, The P-1, along with Bullton and Piper, is reported missing and Marine Boy and Splasher go search for them, finding them in a cave being held prisoners of Hambone and Skwid.
, Rustlers steal the whales from Texboy's deep sea ranch.
, Marine Boy, suspecting sabotage, investigates when an "unsinkable" nuclear ship is lost during a tornado.
, Captain Kiddo and his pirate ship discover a castle filled with treasure that is guarded by an undersea lion on the ocean floor.
, Marine Boy and the P-1 are sent to investigate the disappearance of ships at the North Pole, apparently due to icebergs.
, Marine Boy, Bullton and Piper are ordered to the fishing boat Whoppercatch to investigate an S.O.S. regarding a sea monster.
, Marine Boy, Bullton, and Piper are sent to the Arctic Ocean to search for 11 missing men and to explore the myth of a ghost ship.
, Dr. Bulthrod's plane, carrying precious specimens of a rare plankton, is shot down. The plankton escapes into the sea, where it grows and threatens to engulf the entire Earth.
, A strange statue which contains vast treasure is discovered by tycoon Mr. Goldpocket while flying over it in his plane. When he investigates, Marine Boy is knocked unconscious and kidnapped.
, Suddenly, an army of red dolphins threatens the ocean depths. Their goal is the destruction of the Ocean Patrol.
, Marine Boy and the P-1 set out to search for a microfilm, which has been hidden in a potato.
, Splasher is caught in the sound waves emitted by Scorpo, who plans to sell the dolphins of the world to Smirkoland for use as robots.
, Dr. Mum is captured on a submarine and forced by Mr. Robbinsteel to build an electronic brain. Marine Boy rescues Dr. Mum, the submarine is blown up, but the brain is still intact.
, When a castaway whom Marine Boy rescues tells him of a fabulous patch of golden seaweed, they set off together to find the fantastic plant.
, The Brainstorm, a super electronic computer, suddenly becomes so powerful that it can control not only other machines, but human minds as well.
, Two master criminals escape from an underwater prison farm and use the P-1 as their getaway boat with Bullton and Piper as hostages.
, During an Ocean Patrol Rodeo, Bullton finds himself riding the back of a monster shark breathing fire - it is one of Count Shark's monsters for use in an attempt to take over Ocean Patrol headquarters.
, Professor Fumble invents a mini-electronic translator for Splasher to use in order to speak with humans.
, Mr. Smirch steals nuclear rock drills in order to obtain enough uranium to take over the oceans of the world.
, A lighthouse beam changes course mysteriously and ships in the area are running aground as a result.
, Marine Boy leaves the P-1 to search for the wreckage of a ship sunk by Captain Rex Rancid's electronic missiles.
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Marine Boy was one of the first color anim … Marine Boy was one of the first color anime cartoons to be shown in a dubbed form in the U.S., and later in Australia and the United Kingdom. It was originally produced in 1965 in Japan as Undersea Boy Marine (海底少年マリン, Kaitei Shōnen Marin) by Minoru Adachi and animation company Japan Tele-Cartoons. It was sold outside Japan via K. Fujita Associates Inc., with Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Television handling worldwide distribution of the English-language version. The series was distributed in syndication in the United States starting in 1966.ion in the United States starting in 1966.
, Dolphin Ouji (яп. ドルフィン王子 Принц-дельфин), … Dolphin Ouji (яп. ドルフィン王子 Принц-дельфин), на западе более известный как Marine Boy — короткий чёрно-белый аниме-сериал, выпущенный в 1965 году студией . Изначально планировалось выпустить 12 серий но в результате работа была свёрнута, и трансляция остановилась на трёх первых сериях. Середина 1960-х годов считается периодом, когда анимация переходила из чёрно-белого на цветной формат, в том числе и в Японии. Таким образом в 1966 году вышла новая и цветная версия сериала под названием Ganbare! Marine Kid (яп. がんばれ!マリンキッド Ганбарэ! Маринкиддо), которая стала одним из первых цветных аниме. Изначально предполагалось начать трансляцию сериала по телеканалу Fuji TV, однако те отказались, боясь, что цветное аниме может сбить высокие рейтинги другого чёрно-белого сериала Harisu no Kaze (яп. ハリスの旋風 Хелого сериала Harisu no Kaze (яп. ハリスの旋風 Х
, Marine Boy, conhecido no Japão como Unders … Marine Boy, conhecido no Japão como Undersea Boy Marine (海底少年マリン Kaitei Shōnen Marin?), é um anime produzido por Minoru Adachi e pelo estúdio Japan Tele-Cartoons. A série foi licenciada pela K. Fujita Associates Inc., tendo distribuição mundial pela Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Television.l pela Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Television.
, Marine boy (海底少年マリン Kaitei Shōnen Marin?) … Marine boy (海底少年マリン Kaitei Shōnen Marin?) è una serie animata giapponese prodotta dallo studio Terebi Doga ed andata in onda a partire dal 1965. È stato il primo esperimento d'animazione a colori, subito interrotto. Nel 1966 sono stati aggiunti 13 episodi-sequel ed altri 65 nel 1969. È stato il primo anime prodotto in collaborazione tra Giappone ed USA ed il primo ad essere trasmesso doppiato in lingua inglese in USA in Australia e nel Regno Unito. Quest'ultima serie è stata trasmessa in Italia nel 1982 da alcune televisioni locali con il titolo Marine Boy eroe degli abissi.on il titolo Marine Boy eroe degli abissi.
, Marino y la Patrulla Oceánica (海底少年マリン Kai … Marino y la Patrulla Oceánica (海底少年マリン Kaitei Shōnen Marin?) es un anime de 1966, originalmente producida en Japón entre 1966 y 1967 por Minoru Adachi a través de K Fujita Associates Inc, y relanzado para la televisión por Japan Tele Cartoons y Seven Arts Television. Está basado en un anime de 1965 llamado Dolphin Oji. Fue el primer dibujo animado producido como un esfuerzo común entre los estudios japoneses y norteamericanos (La serie era animada en Japón basada en los argumentos de los guionistas de USA). El show fue un éxito en ambos países.SA). El show fue un éxito en ambos países.
, 《海底小遊俠》（原題：海底少年マリン），為1969年1月13日～9月22日，每週一晚間18：00於富士電視台播映的日本電視動畫。前身作品為《海豚王子》（原題：ドルフィン王子）與《加油！海洋少年》（原題：がんばれ！マリンキッド），本片也是日美合作動畫的先驅作，在美國以《Marine Boy》片名播出，台灣則由中視引進美國版，於1971年播映。在香港則在1969年，以《七海小英雄》譯名於麗的電視播出。
, 『海底少年マリン』（かいていしょうねんマリン、Marine Boy）は、1969年1月13日から1970年7月27日までフジテレビ系列局で放送されていたテレビアニメである。本項では前身の作品『ドルフィン王子』および『がんばれ!マリンキッド』についても記述するが、特に注釈のない限り『海底少年マリン』のデータとする。
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