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Description
"Kiteretsu Daihyakka" is a science-fiction comedy anime series centered around Kiteretsu, a young genius inventor who lives in the fictional town of Kiteretsu Land. Kiteretsu is the great-great-grandson of the legendary inventor Kite Kiteretsu, who created a robot named Korosuke. Korosuke, though well-meaning, is clumsy and often causes unintended chaos with his actions. The series revolves around Kiteretsu’s daily life, his inventive endeavors, and the humorous misadventures that arise from his creations and interactions with others.

Kiteretsu’s best friend is Miyoko Nonohana, a kind and supportive girl who often assists him in his projects. Another key character is Booby, a mischievous and greedy boy who frequently tries to steal Kiteretsu’s inventions for personal gain, though his plans usually backfire. Kiteretsu’s inventions range from practical gadgets to fantastical machines, often inspired by his desire to solve everyday problems or improve the lives of those around him. However, the unpredictable nature of his creations, combined with Korosuke’s clumsiness, often leads to comedic situations.

The series is episodic, with each episode presenting a new invention or challenge for Kiteretsu to tackle. The narrative emphasizes themes of curiosity, creativity, and the importance of learning from mistakes. While the tone is primarily lighthearted and humorous, the show occasionally touches on moral lessons, such as the consequences of greed or the value of perseverance. The dynamic between Kiteretsu, Korosuke, Miyoko, and Booby drives much of the series’ charm, as their interactions create a balance of friendship, rivalry, and teamwork.

"Kiteretsu Daihyakka" is set in a whimsical world where science and imagination intersect, allowing for a wide variety of inventive scenarios. The series appeals to a younger audience but maintains a timeless quality through its focus on creativity and problem-solving. The characters’ distinct personalities and the recurring theme of invention ensure that each episode offers a fresh and engaging story, making it a memorable entry in the genre of science-fiction comedy anime.
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Kiteretsu Daihyakka
キテレツ大百科
Kiteretsu Encyclopedia
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 331
Date: 03/27/1988 – 06/09/1996
Official Website:キテレツ大百科
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Staff
  • Director · Keiji Hayakawa
  • Director · Hiroshi Kuzuoka
  • Director · Hiro Katsuoka
  • Script · Takashi Yamada
  • Script · Shunichi Yukimuro
  • Script · Tadaaki Yamazaki
  • Script · Satoshi Namiki
  • Script · Toshiyuki Aoshima
  • Music · Shunsuke Kikuchi
  • Original creator · Fujiko F. Fujio
  • Character Design · Tsukasa Tannai
  • Character Design · Kazuyuki Kobayashi
  • Character Design · Hajime Watanabe
  • Art Director · Shichirō Kobayashi
  • Art Director · Satoshi Shibata
  • Chief Animation Director · Tsukasa Tannai
  • Chief Animation Director · Kazuyuki Kobayashi
  • Chief Animation Director · Hajime Watanabe
  • Chief Animation Director · Nobuyuki Tokinaga
  • Chief Animation Director · Shojuro Yamauchi
  • Director of Photography · Hiroaki Edamitsu
  • Director of Photography · Shigeo Sugimura
  • Producer · Kenji Shimizu
  • Producer · Yutaka Sugiyama
  • Producer · Akio Wakana
  • Producer · Yoshihiro Suzuki
  • Producer · Tateshi Yamazaki
  • Producer · Yoshio Kataoka
  • Producer · Minoru Wada
  • Producer · Kazuhiko Ishikawa
  • Producer · Tetsuo Kanno
Production
  • Production · Fuji TV
  • Animation Production · Studio Gallop
  • Production · Asatsu
Music
Opening
  • 1-24
    “"Oyome-san ni Natte Agenaizo"” - Kaori Moritani
  • 25-60
    “"Body dake Lady"” - Junko Uchida
  • 61-86
    “"Yumemiru Jikan"” - Megumi Mori
  • 87-108
    “"Hajimete No Chu"” - Anshin Papa
  • 109-170
    “"Suimin Fuskou"” - Chicks
  • 171-331
    “"Oryori Koshinkyoku"” - Yuka
Ending
  • 1-16
    “"Magical Boy Magical Heart"” - Kaori Moritani
  • 17-24
    “"Race no Cardigan"” - Kaori Sakagami
  • 25-60
    “"Korosuke Rock"” - Junko Uchida
  • 61-86
    “"Felt no Pencase"” - Megumi Mori
  • 87-108
    “"Merry ha tada no Tomodachi"” - Toshiko Fujita
  • ?
    “"Hajimete no Chuu (はじめてのチュウ; My First Kiss)"” - Anshin Papa
  • 171-212
    “"Happy Birthday"” - Yuka
  • 291-310
    “"Uwasa no Kiss"” - TOKIO