Soaring Emotion

Soaring Emotion

February 25, 1997 TV Episode Saber Marionette J

Studio
Bandai Visual, TV Tokyo, Sotsu Eizo
Animation studio
Studio Juno
Distributor
Bandai Entertainment, AnimeVillage (US)

Synopsis

While enjoying their meal, Otaru is interrupted by Baiko who requests his presence at the castle. All the leaders of the states have gathered and want Otaru to assassinate Faust. But, Otaru disagrees with this notion of war. Suddenly, Faust's newest marionette, Leopard, crashes the party. Meanwhile, the sudden reaction from Lime, Cherry and Bloodberry's maiden chips have awoken the Mesopotamia (the seeding ship that brought them to Terra II).

Characters

Otaru, Hanagata, Lime, Cherry, Bloodberry, Gennai, Obiichi, Tamasaburo, Baiko, Faust, Leopard

Credits

Directing

Director
Masami Shimoda, Koji Masunari

Producing

Producer
Noriko Kobayashi, Shinjuro Yokoyama
Co-Producer
Tsutomu Sugita
Animation Producer
Katsunori Haruta
Executive Producer, Bandai US
Ken Iyadomi

Writing

Writer
Mayori Sekishima, Kenichi Kanemaki
Story Editor
Mayori Sekishima

Voices

Voice
Yuka Imai (Mamiya Otaru), Yuri Shiratori (Cherry), Megumi Hayashibara (Lime), Akiko Hiramatsu (BloodBerry), Yuuko Mizutani (Luchs), Kikuko Inoue (Panther), Ai Orikasa (Baiko), Maria Kawamura (Tamasaburo), Hikaru Midorikawa (Faust), Takehito Koyasu (Hanagata), Urara Takano (Tiger), Kenichi Ogata (Tokugawa Ieyasu)
Vocal Talent, English Version
Brad Swaile (Mamiya Otaru), Maggie Blue O'Hara (Lime), Erin Fitzgerald (Cherry), Saffron Henderson (Bloodberry), Donald Brown (Shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa), Paul Dobson (Faust), Ellen Kennedy Brown (Tamasaburo, Lorelei), Richard Newman (Master Soemon, Obiichi, Rubens, General Goddel), Nicole Oliver (Luchs, Baiko), Samantha Ferris (Panther), Venus Terzo (Tiger), French Tickner (Gennai Shiraga), Samuel Vincent (Mitsurugi Hanagata)

Music

Music
Parome

Editing

Editor
Shigeru Nishiyama

Companies and other credits

  • Backgrounds: Studio Fooga

Production notes

A series of three 30-minute videos, "Saber Marionettes" (not "Saber Marionette J"), was released in 1995, one year befoer the TV series.

Following the TV series, another video series, "Saber Marionette J Again," consisting of six 25-minute episodes, was released in 1997. This sequel to the series appeared to be made up of unbroadcast TV episodes.

The series returned to TV in 1989 as "Saber Marionette J to X," with 26 25-minute episodes. The final episode was never broadcast on TV, but was released to video.

Literal translation of title: "Thoughts of Flying in the Sky."