Description
"Jetter Mars" is a 1977 anime series that blends elements of science fiction and adventure, centered around a young boy named Mars and his robotic companion, Jetter. The narrative unfolds in a futuristic setting where Mars, an ordinary boy with a strong sense of justice, encounters Jetter, a powerful robot created by the brilliant scientist Dr. Kawashimo. Jetter is designed to protect humanity from threats, and together, Mars and Jetter form a partnership to combat evil forces.
The primary antagonist is the malevolent Dr. Over, a rogue scientist who seeks to dominate the world using advanced technology and an army of destructive robots. Dr. Over’s schemes often involve creating chaos and exploiting advanced machinery to achieve his goals. Mars and Jetter repeatedly confront Dr. Over and his minions, engaging in battles that test their courage and ingenuity. The series emphasizes themes of friendship, bravery, and the ethical use of technology, as Mars and Jetter strive to protect innocent lives and uphold justice.
Throughout the series, Mars evolves from an ordinary boy into a determined hero, driven by his unwavering moral compass. Jetter, while a machine, exhibits loyalty and a sense of duty, often serving as both a protector and a mentor to Mars. Their dynamic is central to the story, highlighting the bond between humans and technology. The episodic structure of the series features standalone adventures, each presenting new challenges and adversaries, while gradually building toward a climactic confrontation with Dr. Over.
The supporting cast includes Dr. Kawashimo, who provides guidance and technical expertise, and Mars’s friends, who occasionally assist in their missions. The series balances action-packed sequences with moments of emotional depth, exploring the consequences of unchecked ambition and the importance of compassion. "Jetter Mars" is a classic example of 1970s anime, offering a straightforward yet engaging narrative that appeals to audiences seeking a blend of science fiction and heroic storytelling.
The primary antagonist is the malevolent Dr. Over, a rogue scientist who seeks to dominate the world using advanced technology and an army of destructive robots. Dr. Over’s schemes often involve creating chaos and exploiting advanced machinery to achieve his goals. Mars and Jetter repeatedly confront Dr. Over and his minions, engaging in battles that test their courage and ingenuity. The series emphasizes themes of friendship, bravery, and the ethical use of technology, as Mars and Jetter strive to protect innocent lives and uphold justice.
Throughout the series, Mars evolves from an ordinary boy into a determined hero, driven by his unwavering moral compass. Jetter, while a machine, exhibits loyalty and a sense of duty, often serving as both a protector and a mentor to Mars. Their dynamic is central to the story, highlighting the bond between humans and technology. The episodic structure of the series features standalone adventures, each presenting new challenges and adversaries, while gradually building toward a climactic confrontation with Dr. Over.
The supporting cast includes Dr. Kawashimo, who provides guidance and technical expertise, and Mars’s friends, who occasionally assist in their missions. The series balances action-packed sequences with moments of emotional depth, exploring the consequences of unchecked ambition and the importance of compassion. "Jetter Mars" is a classic example of 1970s anime, offering a straightforward yet engaging narrative that appeals to audiences seeking a blend of science fiction and heroic storytelling.
Cast
Comment(s)
No entries available.
Staff
- Series Director · Rintaro
- Series Composition · Masao Maruyama
- Script · Hiroyuki Hoshiyama
- Script · Yū Yamamoto
- Script · Shunichi Yukimuro
- Script · Masaki Tsuji
- Script · Yūgo Serikawa
- Script · Yoshitake Suzuki
- Script · Kyusaku Fukano
- Episode Director · Mamoru Oshii
- Episode Director · Rintaro
- Episode Director · Wataru Mizusawa
- Episode Director · Masami Hata
- Episode Director · Yoshikata Nitta
- Episode Director · Toyoo Ashida
- Episode Director · Yoshio Takeuchi
- Episode Director · Yūgo Serikawa
- Episode Director · Noboru Ishiguro
- Episode Director · Tomoharu Katsumata
- Episode Director · Takenori Kawada
- Episode Director · Sumiko Chiba
- Episode Director · Susumu Kurokawa
- Episode Director · Akinori Orai
- Episode Director · Yasuo Yamayoshi
- Episode Director · Katsutoshi Sasaki
- Episode Director · Hidenori Yamaguchi
- Episode Director · Hiroshi Jinsenji
- Episode Director · Tokiji Kaburaki
- Music · Nobuyoshi Koshibe
- Original Manga · Osamu Tezuka
- Character Design · Akio Sugino
- Character Design · Satoshi Jingu
- Art · Tadao Kubota
- Art · Takamura Mukuo
- Art · Shōhei Kawamoto
- Art · Kazutoshi Shimizu
- Animation Director · Akio Sugino
- Animation Director · Kazuhide Tomonaga
- Animation Director · Akira Daikubara
- Animation Director · Takeshi Oosaka
- Animation Director · Toyoo Ashida
- Animation Director · Takeshi Shirato
- Animation Director · Hisashi Sakaguchi
- Animation Director · Tomonori Kogawa
- Animation Director · Wataru Mibu
- Animation Director · Toshio Mori
- Animation Director · Toshio Nitta
- Animation Director · Yutaka Tanizawa
- Animation Director · Masami Abe
- Animation Director · Kei Jingu
- Animation Director · Tsuneyasu Kashima
- Sound Director · Ryosuke Koide
Production
- Production · Toei Animation
- Production · Fuji TV
Music
Ending
- ?“"Shounen Mars"” - Oosugi Kumiko & Stephen Toto
- ?“"Oyasumi Mars"” - Oosugi Kumiko

