TV-Series
Description
"Bomberman Bidaman Bakugaiden" is a 1998 anime series based on the popular Bomberman franchise, blending elements of action, adventure, and strategy. The story is set in the Bidaman Battle World, a universe where characters compete in battles using Bidaman, small spherical robots powered by special energy cores called Bakugan. The protagonist, White Bomber, is a skilled Bidaman fighter who aspires to become the greatest Bidaman Master. Alongside his loyal Bidaman, Shirobon, White Bomber embarks on a journey to challenge powerful opponents and uncover the mysteries of the Bakugan energy.

The narrative begins with White Bomber entering the Bidaman Battle Tournament, a prestigious competition that attracts fighters from across the world. Each opponent he faces possesses unique abilities and strategies, requiring White Bomber to adapt and grow stronger. Throughout the series, he encounters a diverse cast of characters, including allies like Black Bomber, a rival-turned-friend, and adversaries such as the sinister Mujoe, who seeks to exploit the power of Bakugan for his own nefarious purposes. The conflict escalates as Mujoe and his minions attempt to disrupt the tournament and seize control of the Bakugan energy, threatening the balance of the Bidaman Battle World.

As the story progresses, White Bomber uncovers the origins of the Bakugan and their connection to the ancient Bidaman civilization. This revelation adds depth to the narrative, intertwining the tournament battles with a larger quest to protect the world from destruction. The series balances episodic battles with overarching plotlines, maintaining a steady pace while exploring themes of friendship, perseverance, and the consequences of unchecked ambition. The dynamic between White Bomber and his Bidaman, Shirobon, serves as the emotional core of the series, highlighting the bond between fighter and machine.

The anime concludes with a climactic showdown between White Bomber and Mujoe, resolving the central conflict while leaving room for future adventures. The series remains a notable entry in the Bomberman franchise, offering a unique blend of action and strategy within a richly imagined world. Its straightforward narrative and engaging character dynamics make it accessible to both fans of the franchise and newcomers alike.
Information
Bomberman Bidaman Bakugaiden
Bビーダマン 爆外伝
Bomber Man & Marbleman's Explosive Side Story
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 48
Movie/Episode length: 30 min.
Date: 02/07/1998 – 01/31/1999
Categories
Genre
Comedy
Settings
Sci-Fi
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Episodes
Staffel 1
1Legend! Bida Warriors
2Legend! Warriors, Eternally
3Fly! White Girl
4Solitary Warrior, Kurobon
5The Black Messenger Appeared
6Shot! Blue Sniper
7Defend! The Forest's Bidaron
8Professor's Incredible Super Discovery
9Don't Die! Rui-rui
10Kurobon's Secret
11The Fourth Heavenly King, Draken, Appears
12Wake Up! White Girl II
13Whirlwind Appearance of Sister Pinkbon!
142nd Heavenly King. Tigle
15Mystery of the Stormy Night
Comment(s)
Staff
  • Series Director
    Nobuaki Nakanishi
  • Script
    Tsutomu Kaneko
    Hideo Takayashiki
    Shoji Yonemura
    Seishi Minakami
    Tomoyasu Okubo
    Daisuke Aranishi
    Takao Nitta
  • Episode Director
    Yasuo Iwamoto
    Shin'ichi Masaki
    Nobuaki Nakanishi
    Takafumi Hoshikawa
    Kou Matsuo
    Yukio Okazaki
    Yorimichi Nakano
    Masahiko Mizoguchi
    Noriyuki Nakamura
  • Original Concept
    Shigeki Fujiwara
    Shoji Mizuno
    Yoji Mizuno
  • Animation Director
    Toshiya Niidome
    Yoshiharu Ashino
    Kazuo Watanabe
    Akira Takeuchi
    Noboru Takahashi
    Kazuhiko Ishii
    Miho Nakata
    Yoshihiro Nagamori
    Toshi Shishikura
    Junko Abe
    Daijirō Sakamoto
  • Director of Photography
    Hitoshi Yamaguchi
  • Character Design
    Kōji Sugiura
  • Series Composition
  • Storyboard
    Toshio Hirata
    Hiroshi Aoyama
    Yasuo Iwamoto
    Shin'ichi Masaki
    Nobuaki Nakanishi
    Yukio Okano
    Akira Shigino
    Kou Matsuo
    Shigeru Yamazaki
    Yuu Kou
    Yukio Okazaki
    Yorimichi Nakano
    Noriyuki Nakamura
  • Music
    Fumitaka Anzai
    Fumitake Anzai
  • Art Director
    Hidetoshi Kaneko
  • Sound Director
    Shinsuke Umehara
    Yōta Tsuruoka
  • Producer
    Satoshi Yoshimoto
    Toshinori Yokoyama
    Mami Ohara
  • Mecha design
    Kōji Sugiura
Production
  • Animation Production
    Madhouse
  • Production
    Madhouse
    Nagoya Broadcasting Network
    d-rights
    Tōkyū Agency
Music
Opening
Ep. 1-34
“Kitto Ashita wa hareru kara”
Ep. 34-48
“GO GO! Bakugaiden”
Ending
Ep. 1-13
“Piece of sky”
Ep. 14-36
“Kimi Gaite Boku Gaite Bakugaiden (You see i see Bakugaiden.)”
Ep. 37-48
“Tomodachi ga Takaramono ( Friends are treasures.)”