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Terra E

April 26, 1980 Theatrical Feature Films

Also known as: Chikyû E...

English title: Toward The Terra

Studio
Tôei Company Ltd.

Synopsis

Jomy Mark Shin is a seemingly ordinary boy on Earth, but fate has shown him something different. The authorities learn that he is a Mu, a member of race of psionic humans that are marked for death by the Central computer called Mother Eliza. He is rescued by a rebel group of Mu's lead by Soldier Blue, who shows him that he is of artificial birth in a space colony. Now, Jomy must be the successor to Soldier Blue and fight for the survival of his people and the right to return to Earth. However, the human forces led by the elite officer, Keith Anyan, are a formidable and deadly threat.

Characters

Physis, Mama, Tony, Papa, Computer Terra, Computer "Mother" Eliza, Jomy Mark Shin, Sam Houston, Seki Leigh Shiroei, Computer "Grand Mother", Man in White, Karina, Computer Terra's No. 5, Nurse, Harley, Era, Keith Anyan, Police Officer, Zel, Soldier Blue, Sam Heathton, Boy C of Mew, Admiral Kuf, Jona Macka, Doctor

Credits

Directing

Director
Hideo Onchi

Producing

Producer
Chiaki Imada

Voices

Voice
Kumiko Akiyoshi (Physis), Toshiko Fujita (Mama), Tôru Furuya (Tony), Banjô Ginga (Papa), Yasuo Hisamatsu (Computer Terra), Masako Ikeda (Computer "Mother" Eliza), Junichi Inoue (Jomy Mark Shin), Hiroya Ishimaru (Sam Houston), Akira Kamiya (Seki Leigh Shiroei), Chiyoko Kawashima (Tony [Child]), Kyôko Kishida (Computer "Grand Mother"), Kazuhiko Kishino (Man in White), Mami Koyama (Karina), Eiko Masuyama (Computer Terra's No. 5), Yumi Nakatani (Nurse), Kei'ichi Noda (Harley), Sumie Noguchi (Era), Masaya Oki (Keith Anyan), Masaharu Satô (Police Officer), Hidekatsu Shibata (Zel), Taro Shigaki (Soldier Blue), Yoku Shioya (Sam Heathton), Tomiko Suzuki (Boy C of Mew), Kôji Totani (Admiral Kuf), Hiroko Yakushimaru (Jona Macka), Jôji Yanami (Doctor)

Music

Music
Masaru Sato

Crew

Design
Masami Suda
Cinematography
Shigeyoshi Ikeda, Jiro Yoshida
Art Direction
Isamu Tsuchida

Production notes

Based on Keiko Takemiya's 1977 science-fiction story in "Manga Shonen."