Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu (TV)
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Alternative title:
Стальная тревога: Фумоффу (Russian)
フルメタル・パニック？ふもっふ (Japanese)
驚爆危機？校園篇 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Objectionable content:
Significant
Copyright notice:
© Gato Shoji • Shikidoji/Jindai High School Student Committee
Plot Summary:
It's back-to-school mayhem with Kaname Chidori and her war-freak classmate Sousuke Sagara as they encounter more misadventures in and out of Jindai High School. But when Kaname gets into some serious trouble, Sousuke takes the guise of Bonta-kun - the gun-wielding, butt-kicking mascot. And while he struggles to continue living as a normal teenager, Sousuke also has to deal with protecting his superior officer Teletha Testarossa, who has decided to take a vacation from Mithril and spend a couple of weeks as his and Kaname's classmate.
User Ratings:
6085 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
24 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
12
Episode titles: We have 12
Vintage:
2003-08-25 to 2003-11-18
2005-10-18 to 2006-03-28 (Animax Latin America)
2007-03-06 (Animax Latin America)
Release dates: We have 4
Opening Theme:
"Sore Ga Ai Deshou (I Guess That's Love)" by Shimokawa Mikuni
Ending Theme:
"Kimi ni Fuku Kaze (A Wind That Blows You)" by Mikuni Shimokawa
Insert song:
"Kimi ni Fuku Kaze (A Wind That Blows You)" by Mikuni Shimokawa (ep 8)
Official website:
Kadokawa FMP Site (Japanese)
Links: We have 4
Trivia: We have 30
Comment:
Originally planned as a 12-episode series, the initial broadcast of Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu was cut to 11 episodes because episode 2 - which involved a child kidnapping plot - was dropped from the list due to similar kidnapping occurrences happening in Japan. This episode, however, is included on the DVD version.
Reviews:
Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu BD+DVD (Nov 9, 2015)
Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu DVD 3 (Sep 23, 2005)
Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu DVD 2 (Jul 27, 2005)
Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu DVD (Jun 4, 2005)
Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu (Jul 20, 2004)
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Interest:
Press Release:
ADV Films UK's Warehouse Blowout Sale for 1 Week Only (Jan 22, 2008)
Other articles: Show:
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Screenplay:
Fumihiko Shimo (6 episodes eps 2-3, 6-7, 10-11 ) Shoji Gatoh (eps 1, 4, 8-9) (ep 12) Yasuhiro Takemoto (ep 5)
Storyboard:
Hiroshi Matsuzono (ep 5) Ichirou Miyoshi (eps 3, 7) Junichi Sakata (ep 11) Noriyuki Kitanohara (ep 6) Sumio Watanabe (ep 10) Tatsuya Ishihara (ep 8) Tomihiko Ōkubo (eps 4, 11) Yasuhiro Takemoto (OP/ED; eps 1, 9) (ep 12) Yutaka Yamamoto (ep 2)
Episode Director:
Ichirou Miyoshi (eps 3, 7) Masatsugu Arakawa (ep 5) Noriyuki Kitanohara (eps 1, 6) Sumio Watanabe (ep 10) Tatsuya Ishihara (ep 8) Tomihiko Ōkubo (eps 4, 11) Yasuhiro Takemoto (OP/ED) (ep 12) Yutaka Yamamoto (eps 2, 9)
Animation Director:
Akira Takata (ep 10) Fumio Tada (eps 3, 7) Kazumi Ikeda (ep 2) (ep 9) Kensuke Ishikawa (ep 5) Manabu Nakatake (eps 10-11) Mitsuyoshi Yoneda (eps 1, 5-6) (ep 12) Osamu Horiuchi (OP/ED) Shoko Ikeda (ep 8) Shūji Ono (eps 4, 11)
Producer:
Hiroshi Ogawa Masafumi Fukui Michio Suzuki Nobuhiko Sakoh Shigeaki Tomioka Takatoshi Hamano (Fuji TV) Takeshi Yasuda Toshio Hatanaka Tsuneo Takechi
Color setting:
Akiyo Takeda (ep 3) Ayumi Shimoura (ep 2) Hajime Satō Rie Takagi (ep 1) Sayuri Ike (ep 12)
Key Animation:
Ai Saito (eps 4, 10) Akiko Ikeda (OP) Akira Inoue (ep 4) Akira Kikuchi (eps 5, 10) Atsuko Sasaki (eps 4, 10) Atsushi Osakai (eps 4, 10) Chūichi Iguchi (eps 5, 10) Dai Imaoka (ep 11) Daigo Maki (eps 4, 10) Daisuke Mataga (eps 5, 11) Emi Nakano (中野江美; eps 4, 11) Emiko Shimamura (eps 5, 11) Eo Jil Hyeon (Ani Village; eps 2, 6, 9, 12)  Futoshi Nishiya (ep 8) Hajime Koga (ep 1) Hajime Yoshida (ep 4) Hiroshi Yoneda (ep 4) Hiroyoshi Iida (eps 5, 11) Hiroyuki Kamura (eps 5, 11) Hiroyuki Takahashi (OP) (6 episodeseps 2-3, 6-7, 9, 12 ) Ikuo Yamakado (ep 5) Jun Shirai (eps 4, 11) Jung-Phil Lee (Ani Village; ep 2) Junji Gotō (ep 5) Kaori Kijima (eps 1, 3) Kaori Koga (eps 3, 7-9) Kaoru Miura (eps 4, 10) Kazuhiko Wanibuchi (eps 5, 11) Kazuhiko Yano (ep 5) Kazumi Ikeda (OP) (eps 7, 9) Kazutaka Ozaki (ep 4) Kazuya Sakamoto (7 episodes eps 1, 3, 6-9, 12 ) Keisuke Goto (後藤圭佑; ep 10) Kiichi Suzuno (ep 10) Mariko Ueno (eps 2, 9) Masaharu Watanabe (ep 8) Masakazu Ishikawa (eps 5, 10) Masanori Aoyama (ep 5) Masashi Tsuji (ep 8) Masaya Makita (eps 2, 9) Mieko Hosoi (eps 4, 10) Minoru Okabe (ep 4) Mitsuyoshi Yoneda (OP/ED) (eps 3, 6-7) Myoung Geun Kim (Ani Village; 5 episodes eps 1-2, 6, 9, 12 ) Naotaka Hayashi (eps 4-5, 10-11) Naoyuki Uchida (eps 5, 11) Nobuyuki Hata (ep 5) Noriko Morishima (森嶋範子; eps 4, 11) Noriyuki Kitanohara (OP) (5 episodeseps 3, 6-7, 9, 12 ) Osamu Horiuchi (ep 12) Rie Saitou (eps 4, 11) Ryo Komori (ep 11) Ryouhei Muta (eps 2, 9) Saai Dōsono (ep 8) Satoshi Kadowaki (eps 1, 7, 9, 12) Shigeki Kuhara (ep 11) Shigorō Masuda (ep 4) Shingo Oda (織田信吾; ep 4) Shinji Abe (eps 5, 10) Shinobu Yoshioka (eps 2, 9) Shinya Suzuki (eps 5, 10) Shoko Ikeda (OP) (池田昌子) (ep 8) Shou Sugai (eps 5, 11) Shuuichi Kodama (ep 11) Taichi Ishidate (ep 8) Takayoshi Hashimoto (ep 10) Takenori Tsukuma (eps 4, 10) Tatsuo Kamiuto (ep 8) Teruyoshi Shidou (eps 6-9) Tohru Mitsuhashi (eps 1, 3, 7-9) Tomoe Aratani (OP) Toshio Nitta (ep 4) Toshiyuki Yoshioka (ep 10) Yōko Satō (eps 4, 11) Yoko Takada (eps 2, 9) Yoshinobu Andō (ep 5) Yoshinori Urata (7 episodes eps 1, 3, 6-9, 12 ) Youhei Kawasaki (eps 2, 9) Yūichirō Fukaya (eps 5, 11) Yuki Chika (eps 4, 10) Yūko Yamamoto (山本裕子; eps 4, 10) Yumiko Hashi (ep 8) Yung Kwan Lee (Ani Village; eps 2, 6, 9, 12) |
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Production:
Ani Village Animation DO Fuji Television Network Happinet Pictures Imagica (IMAGICA Image Works) Jindai High School Production Committee Kadokawa Entertainment Kadokawa Shoten Kyoto Animation Tatsunoko Production The Klockworx Co., Ltd.
Production Cooperation:
Animation DO (ep 2) Big Shot Tatsunoko Production (ep 11) (タツノコプロ; eps 4-5, 10) |
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Executive producer:
Gen Fukunaga (FUNimation) Joey Goubeaud (2008 Thinpak & Heavy Metal Collection) John Ledford Mark Williams
Packaging Design:
Bety Sosa (2006 Thinpak) Hiroko Fukumori (ADV Films UK; Complete Collection) Larry Koteff Victor Cormier (2008 Thinpak)
Production Assistant:
Ashley Rosse (FUNimation) Aya Spann (FUNimation) Carole Pavlik Christopher Bryan (FUNimation) Jason Weems (FUNimation) Maki Nagano Miyuki Kamiya Paul Mericle Sara Muir |
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