TV-Series
Description
"Yoru no Yatterman" is a reimagining of the classic 1970s anime "Yatterman," presenting a darker and more mature narrative. The story is set in a dystopian world where the Yatter Kingdom, ruled by the tyrannical Yatterman, oppresses its citizens under the guise of maintaining peace and order. The Yatterman, once revered as heroes, have become corrupt enforcers of the regime, using their advanced technology to suppress dissent and exploit the populace.

The protagonist, Leopard, is a young thief who survives by stealing from the rich to support her impoverished village. Alongside her is her loyal companion, Elephantus, a mechanical elephant with a gentle demeanor. Leopard’s life takes a dramatic turn when she encounters a mysterious girl named Alouette, who possesses a fragment of the legendary Skull Stone, an artifact said to hold immense power. Alouette is pursued by the Yatterman, who seek to harness the Skull Stone’s energy to solidify their control over the kingdom.

Leopard and Alouette form an unlikely alliance, joined by other outcasts and rebels, including a skilled inventor named Gatchan and a former Yatterman operative named Voltkatze. Together, they form a resistance group called the Dorombo Gang, named after the original antagonists of the classic series. The Dorombo Gang embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth behind the Yatterman’s corruption, the origins of the Skull Stone, and the possibility of restoring justice to their world.

The narrative explores themes of rebellion, sacrifice, and the blurred lines between heroism and villainy. As the story progresses, the characters confront their own moral dilemmas and the consequences of their actions. The Yatterman, led by the enigmatic Lady Dolokov, are portrayed as complex antagonists with their own motivations and vulnerabilities, challenging the traditional dichotomy of good versus evil.

The series balances action, drama, and moments of levity, with a focus on character development and world-building. The dystopian setting is richly detailed, featuring a mix of advanced technology and decaying urban landscapes. The plot unfolds through a series of escalating conflicts, culminating in a climactic confrontation that forces both the Dorombo Gang and the Yatterman to confront the true cost of their ideals.
Information
Yatterman Night
夜ノヤッターマン
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 12
Movie/Episode length: 30 min.
Date: 01/11/2015
Categories
Genre
ActionDramaComedy
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Episodes
Staffel 1
1The World is Pitch-Black
2We'll Give Yatterman a Forehead Flicking
3We're Not Angels, But We'll Pretend to Be
4Steamy Outdoor Hot Spring Trip
5The Hurricane Dedicated to His Mother
6The Flower That Blooms in Winter
7Ocean of Dreams
8Kusshi of Lake Kussharo Dessharo
9Abareshi, No Address
10Surrounded by the Twelve Divine Yatter Generals
11The Truth About Yatter Metropolis
12Daybreak
Cast
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Staff
  • Director
    Tatsuya Yoshihara
  • Script
    Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
  • Episode Director
    Masahiko Matsuyama
    Ryota Itoh
    Shin'ichi Masaki
    Yoshinobu Tokumoto
    Hideaki Nakano
    Tatsuya Yoshihara
    Ryū Nakayama
    Tatsuya Nokimori
  • Music
    Tatsuya Katō
  • Art Director
    Toshiko Kaizu
  • Mechanical design
    Hiroshi Ogawa
    Ryūji Shiromae
    Tomohiro Kawahara
    Akira Amemiya
  • Director of Photography
    Masashi Kamiki
  • Series Composition
    Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
  • Storyboard
    Atsushi Takahashi
    Masahiko Matsuyama
    Ryota Itoh
    Kenji Setō
    Hideaki Nakano
    Tatsuya Yoshihara
    Ryū Nakayama
    An Jai Ho
  • Unit Director
    Hideaki Nakano
    Tatsuya Yoshihara
  • Character Design
    Keisuke Goto
  • Animation Director
    Hajime Yoshida
    Kazuhiro Sasaki
    Kenji Hayama
    Yoshio Usuda
    Tomoyuki Matsumoto
    Natsuki Watanabe
    Kikuko Sadakata
    Takayuki Onoda
    Yumiko Komiyama
    Shiori Kobayashi
    Rina Sugimoto
    Takurō Sakurai
    Shun Enokido
    Ryū Nakayama
    Akira Takeuchi
    An Jai Ho
    Shota Tsukiyama
    Keisuke Goto
    Yūji Kondō
  • Sound Director
    Yūichi Imaizumi
  • Producer
    Atsushi Moriyama
    Ken Yoda
    Terushige Yoshie
    Tomohiro Uchida
    Kozo Misawa
    Yusuke Dan
    Daisuke Takekoshi
Production
  • Production
    King Records
    Tatsunoko Production
    VAP
    Lantis
  • Animation Production
    Tatsunoko Production
Music
Opening
“Kyokugen Dreamer" (極限Dreamer)”
Ending
“Jōnetsu Continue" (情熱CONTINUE; Passion Continue)”