TV-Series
Description
The anime "PowerStone" is based on the Capcom fighting game of the same name and adapts its premise into a 26-episode series. Set in a vibrant, steampunk-inspired world, the story revolves around the pursuit of the legendary Power Stones, mystical artifacts that grant immense power to those who collect them. These stones are scattered across the globe, and their discovery sparks a global race among adventurers, treasure hunters, and villains.

The protagonist, Edward Falcon, is a young and ambitious treasure hunter with a strong sense of justice. Alongside his loyal companion, a small, monkey-like creature named Wang-Tang, Edward embarks on a journey to find the Power Stones. His primary motivation is to prevent the stones from falling into the wrong hands, particularly those of the villainous Captain Bravo, a cunning and ruthless pirate who seeks the stones to dominate the world. Edward’s journey is marked by encounters with a diverse cast of characters, each with their own motivations for seeking the Power Stones. These include Rouge, a skilled and resourceful thief; Ayame, a ninja with a mysterious past; and Ryoma, a swordsman driven by a personal vendetta.

As the story progresses, Edward and his allies face numerous challenges, including rival treasure hunters, dangerous traps, and the machinations of Captain Bravo and his crew. The narrative explores themes of friendship, rivalry, and the consequences of wielding immense power. The Power Stones themselves are central to the plot, with their abilities often serving as both a boon and a curse to those who possess them. The series balances action-packed sequences with moments of character development, as the protagonists grow and form bonds through their shared experiences.

The climax of the series centers on the final confrontation between Edward and Captain Bravo, as the fate of the Power Stones and the world hangs in the balance. The resolution ties together the various character arcs and explores the broader implications of the Power Stones’ existence. Throughout the series, the narrative maintains a lighthearted tone, blending adventure, humor, and occasional moments of drama, making it accessible to a wide audience. The characters’ distinct personalities and the dynamic interplay between them contribute to the series’ engaging and fast-paced storytelling.
Information
Power Stone
パワーストーン
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 26
Movie/Episode length: 25 min.
Date: 04/03/1999 – 09/25/1999
Categories
Genre
AdventureActionComedy
Settings
FantasyHistorically
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Episodes
Staffel 1
1The Power Stone Mystery
2Shadow Warriors
3Samurai Spirits
4The Ghost Ship
5Girl Trouble
6Another Power Stone
7The Great Eagle`s Egg
8The Pirate Kraken
9The Black Crystal
10Red Moon
11Gold Rush
12Escape From Mystery Mountain
13The Assistant
14The Great Thirst
15Ninja Rain
16Jack`s Secret
17The Distant Sacred Land
18Run Toward Tomorrow
19Danger Cruise
20Get Kraken
21Valgas` Promise
22Crisis In The House Of Falcon
23Pursuit Of The Power Stones
24United We Stand!
25Battle Field
26Hill of Destiny
Comment(s)
Staff
  • Director
    Takahiro Ōmori
  • Script
    Yukiyoshi Ōhashi
    Kenichi Araki
    Masashi Yokoyama
  • Episode Director
    Kunitoshi Okajima
    Masahiko Murata
    Kazuya Komai
    Takashi Ikehata
    Tatsuya Ishihara
    Jun Takada
    Kenichirō Watanabe
    Kenichi Takeshita
    Kenji Yasuda
    Jun Matsumoto
    Yoshiko Shima
    Hiroshi Yamamoto
    Kazuhiro Yamashita
  • Character Design
    Tadashi Shida
  • Animation Director
    Tadashi Shida
  • Director of Photography
    Masahide Okino
  • Producer
    Reiko Fukakusa
    Kaori Sakamoto
  • Series Composition
  • Storyboard
    Yūji Moriyama
    Hidehito Ueda
    Go Sakamoto
    Hideki Tonokatsu
    Yūji Kawahara
    Kazuya Komai
    Takahiro Ōmori
    Tatsuya Ishihara
    Jun Takada
    Akira Shigino
    Kenichi Takeshita
    Toshimasa Suzuki
    Kenji Yasuda
    Jun Matsumoto
  • Music
    Masaaki Sainou
    Kacky
    Keisuke Kikuchi
    Toshio Okazawa
    Naoki Kimura
  • Art Director
    Satoshi Miura
  • Sound Director
    Toshiki Kameyama
  • Executive producer
    Toshiaki Harada
Production
  • Animation Production
    Studio Pierrot
  • Production
    Studio Pierrot
    Tokyo Broadcasting System
    Avex, Inc.
Music
Opening
“Rise in my Heart”
“Ashita ni Todoke”
Ending
“Kawaiin Janai?”
“Be Alright”