Mangchi
English titles: Hammerboy, Hammer Boy
- Studio
- Character Plan
- Distributor
- Sponge
Synopsis
In the wake of a worldwide disaster, the inhabitants of Candlestick Island struggle to rebuild their civilization. Here, a boy named Mangchi leads a sheltered life with his grandfather. Armed with his trusty hammer, Mangchi roams the island in search of adventure. When a fugitive princess named Poplar arrives with power-hungry traitors hot on her heels, Mangchi must help her escape her enemies and return to her homeland. It's to be Hammerboy's adventure of a lifetime... if he survives.
Characters
Mangchi/Hammerboy, Princess Poplar, Grandfather, Moonk, Aeng-du, Pultaco.
Characters (English Version): Mangchi, Princess Poplar, Grandfather, Moonk, Angdu, Pultaco, Angdu's Mother, Roxy Patrol Commander, Mr. Winebottle, Nanajule, Mooskan, King Waldo, Angdu's Father
Characters (English Version): Mangchi, Princess Poplar, Grandfather, Moonk, Angdu, Pultaco, Angdu's Mother, Roxy Patrol Commander, Mr. Winebottle, Nanajule, Mooskan, King Waldo, Angdu's Father
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Tae-geun Ahn
Producing
- Producer
- Dong-ki Lee, Ji-hye Yang
Writing
- Writer
- Cheol-woo Ahn, Jeong-woon Choi, Min-jo Kim, Seo-kyeong Lee
- Based On The Comic By
- Yeong-min Ha
Voices
- Voice
- Seo-young Kim (Mangchi / Hammerboy), Jeong-min Bae (Princess Poplar), Yong-jun Kim (Grandfather), Seok-pil Choi (Moonk), Su-rim Han (Aeng-du)
- Vocal Talent (English Version)
- Veronica Taylor (Mangchi), Rachael Lillis (Princess Poplar), Tristan Goddard (as David Logan Rankin) (Grandfather), Dan Green (as James Hadley) (Moonk), Kelly Ray (Angdu), David Brimmer (as Michael Alston Bailey) (Pultaco), Rebecca Honig (Angdu's Mother), Roxy Max Kaplan (as Rory Max Kaplan) (Patrol Commander), Ross Lefko (Mr. Winebottle), Josh Mosby (Nanajule), Hank Roberts (Mooskan), Andrew Scott (King Waldo), Bill Timoney (Angdu's Father), Barry Banner, R.P. Blondell
Music
- Music
- Angelo Oddi
Production notes
Release date is that of screening at the Big Apple Anime Fest; release date in South Korea was August 6, 2004.
