Wolf
Series title: ワイルド7 Another －ţ
- Studio
- AT-X, Tsuburaya Eizo, TV Tokyo Media Net, Groove Corporation
- Animation studio
- E & G Films
- Distributor
- Anime Theater X
Synopsis
Nagashima also turns out to be Wolf, the leader of Japo's old mercenary team. Nagashima sets off bombs in Double Sea, killing his own men to sink the ship so that the second Panama Canal will be unusable, which was his main objective. Rap finds a bomb connected to the altimeter, which will set off when Double Sea enters block 3. He finds a way to cheat the bomb with the use of the elevator, but the doctor who works for Nagashima finds him and kills him. The patrol boat to rescue the hostages cannot enter block 3.
Characters
Hiba, Hanben, Lux
Credits
Writing
- Writer
- Mikiya Mochizuki (Original Manga)
Voices
- Voice
- Hikaru Midorikawa (Hiba), Naoko Matsui (Hanben), Takehito Koyasu (Lux), Akiko Sasaki, Hiromi Sato
Crew
- Based On The Original Manga By
- Mikiya Mochizuki
- Character Design
- Sumio Watanabe
- Series Composition
- Satoru Nishizono
- Theme Song Performance
- Asami Katsura
- Opening Theme: "Strip, " By
- Sisy
- Ending Theme: "Try Again, " By
- Asami Katsura
Production notes
This TV series is a sequel to "Wild Seven," an original anime video series.
"Wild Seven" began as a comic in the weekly magazine "Shonen King" in 1983. For 10 years until 1994, 40 comic books were published. Many revival versions are sold at the bookshops even today.
In the sequel, members of "Wild Seven" were shuffled and new tough and attractive specialists were recruited.
The greatest charms of "Wild Seven" are brain-busting thrills and eye-dazzling speed. Its realistic touch is close to such movies as "Die Hard" and "Lethal Weapon." The elaborate development and lightly punching dialogues are reminiscent of James Bond films.
All the main characters, good guys and villains, are experts of fighting, weaponry, communication, computer and all high-tech gadgets. New members, under the leadership of hero Hiba, are all professionals of weaponry, explosives and martial arts combat.
Alternative title: "Wild 7 Swirling Canal."
"Wild Seven" began as a comic in the weekly magazine "Shonen King" in 1983. For 10 years until 1994, 40 comic books were published. Many revival versions are sold at the bookshops even today.
In the sequel, members of "Wild Seven" were shuffled and new tough and attractive specialists were recruited.
The greatest charms of "Wild Seven" are brain-busting thrills and eye-dazzling speed. Its realistic touch is close to such movies as "Die Hard" and "Lethal Weapon." The elaborate development and lightly punching dialogues are reminiscent of James Bond films.
All the main characters, good guys and villains, are experts of fighting, weaponry, communication, computer and all high-tech gadgets. New members, under the leadership of hero Hiba, are all professionals of weaponry, explosives and martial arts combat.
Alternative title: "Wild 7 Swirling Canal."