Sentou Mecha Xabungle
戦闘メカザブングル
Synopsis
On the planet Zora exist two societies: the Innocent, an advanced culture that lives in domed cities, and the Civilians, who are forced to live in the harsh desert wilderness. As dictated by the Innocent, any Civilian that commits a crime is forgiven if they are not brought to justice within three days. Civilian Jiron Amos seeks revenge on the villainous outlaw Timp Sharon who murdered his parents, despite the fact the three-day period has long since passed. Hoping to get his revenge by stealing the mecha Xabungle from the merchant Carrying Cargo, Jiron teams up with a group of bandits known as the Sandrats and kidnaps Cargo's daughter Elchi, who ends up being sympathetic to his cause. Jiron's quest for revenge soon grows into a conflict much bigger—one that will eventually see the Civilians rise up against the Innocents' rule. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Staff
Tomino, Yoshiyuki
Director, Storyboard, Theme Song Lyrics, Original Creator
Fujiwara, Ryouji
Episode Director
Imagawa, Yasuhiro
Episode Director, Storyboard
Kase, Mitsuko
Episode Director, Storyboard
Kashima, Norio
Episode Director, Storyboard
Kikuchi, Kazuhito
Episode Director, Storyboard
Takizawa, Toshifumi
Episode Director, Storyboard
Araki, Yoshihisa
Script
Itou, Tsunehisa
Script
Suzuki, Yoshitake
Script, Original Creator
Yoshikawa, Souji
Script
Yamazaki, Kazuo
Storyboard
Kushida, Akira
Theme Song Performance
Endou, Eiichi
Animation Director, Animation Check, Key Animation
Fukushima, Yoshiharu
Key Animation
Furuhashi, Kazuhiro
Key Animation
Fuse, Yumiko
Editing
Ikeda, Shigemi
Art Director
Itano, Ichirou
Key Animation
Itou, Kouji
In-Between Animation, Key Animation
Izubuchi, Yutaka
Mechanical Design
Kitakubo, Hiroyuki
Key Animation, In-Between Animation
Kitazume, Hiroyuki
In-Between Animation
Kobayashi, Toshimitsu
Animation Check
Kogawa, Tomonori
Character Design, Chief Animation Director, Animation Director, Key Animation
Opening & Ending Themes
Openings
- "Shippuu Xabungle (疾風ザブングル)" by Akira Kushida
Endings
- "Kawaita Daichi (乾いた大地)" by Akira Kushida