Endless Day
English title: The Endless Tomorrow
Series titles: イートマン, Eat-Man
- Studio
- Studio DEEN
- Distributor
- Bandai Visual
Characters
Bolt Crank, Kyrene Garbo, Mark Michell, Sadora, Lily Swanson, Barumos, Fidel, Stow, Miri, Aniina, Tachiana, Jessica, Sherry
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Koichi Mashimo, Toshufumi Kawase
Writing
- Writer
- Akemi Omode, Atsuhiro Tomioka, Aya Matsui, Koichi Mashimo
Voices
- Voice
- Masashi Ebara (Bolt Crank), Aya Hisakawa (Kyrene Garbo), Hiroshi Yanaka (Mark Michell), Jun Hazumi (Sadora), Kaori Yamazou (Lily Swanson), Katsuhisa Houki (Barumos), Kazuhiro Oguro (Fidel), Ken Narita (Stow), Makoto Tsumura (Miri), Maya Okamoto (Aniina), Mika Doi (Tachiana), Mitsuki Yayoi (Jessica), Nariko Fujieda (Sherry)
Music
- Music
- Tomomasa Yoneda, Yuki Kajiura
Animation
- Animator
- Masaaki Kawanami
Crew
- Original Manga
- Akihito Yoshitomi
- Planning
- Korefumi Seki, Shigeru Watanabe, Toshizazu Fukamori, Takaaki Sekizaki
- Series Composition
- Koichi Mashimo
- Art Director
- Tsutomu Ishigaki
- Character Design
- Toshiharu Murota
- Mecha Design
- Koujo Ito
- Storyboards
- Hidehito Ueda, Katsumi Terahigashi, Katsuyoshi Yatabe, Kazu Yokoda, Koichi Mashimo, Takaaki Ishiyama, Tomohiro Hirata
- Animation Directors
- Hutoshi Higashide, Norio Matsumoto, Tetsuya Yanagisawa
- Key Animation
- Norio Matsumoto, Tokuyuki Matsutake
- Episode Directors
- Koichi Mashimo, Takeshi Yoshimoto, Tetsuya Kobayashi, Tomio Yamauchi, Yoshihiro Oda
- Director of Photography
- Seiichi Morishita
- Music
- Ebby, Tomomasa Yoneda, Yuki Kajiura
Production notes
This TV series ran for 12 episodes, and had a sequel with an additional 12 episodes.
Based on a manga by Akihito Yoshitomi.
Flat, uniform colors were used deliberately to spotlight the talents of Chinese animators.
In order to cut costs, a girl's running silhouette is looped for three and a half minutes.
The second season was named "Eat-Man 98." Koichi Mashimo was replaced as director by Toshifumi Kawase.
Based on a manga by Akihito Yoshitomi.
Flat, uniform colors were used deliberately to spotlight the talents of Chinese animators.
In order to cut costs, a girl's running silhouette is looped for three and a half minutes.
The second season was named "Eat-Man 98." Koichi Mashimo was replaced as director by Toshifumi Kawase.