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Main Title Gallery Fake (a2822)
Official Title ja
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Official Title hu
Synonym Галерея подделок
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Morikawa Toshiyuki as Fujita Reiji
Kawasumi Ayako as Sara Halifa
Utsumi Kenji as Carlos
Tanaka Atsuko as Fei Cui
Chiba Isshin as Funakoshi
Yukino Satsuki as Mitamura Sayoko
Horiuchi Ken`yuu as Ramos

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Original Work: Hosono Fujihiko
Direction: Nishimori Akira Yamasaki Osamu
Series Composition: Sogo Masashi
Character Design: Sasaki Toshiko
Chief Animation Direction: Sasaki Toshiko
Music: Face 2 Fake
Animation Work: Tokyo Kids Tokyo Movie
* Based on a seinen manga by Hosono Fujihiko, serialised in Big Comic Spirits.

Fujita Reiji is an ex-curator of the Metropolitan Museum of art in New York. He was very good at it, thus earning his nickname, 'professor', but lost his position due to conspiracies against him. After returning to Japan he runs a gallery named "Gallery Fake", because apparently he only displays reproductions of well-known works. But he gets rich by trading stolen works and making illegal drains from other galleries. Sarah, a young woman descendant of an Arab royal family, became his assistant after Fujita found a stolen picture from her home.

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recommended by 8 users - 1 for fans - 3 recommended - 4 must see

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by ymasumac on 2018-05-17 13:09
Highly recommended, especially for artists and fans of the visual arts. Sometimes deeply moving, at other times funny, and always beautiful. The series expresses deep convictions about artistic creation. A satisfying series. I grieved upon finishing the last episode. Many thanks to MUJI, for creating the fansubs for this treasure!
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by Moge-ko on 2016-09-27 07:50
Even though it's got plenty of the usual 'adult seinen' sins and occasionally goes senile, Gallery Fake still has few peers in animated form when it comes to its subject matter. A real must see for anyone with interest in visual arts in its various forms.
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by metalotaku on 2014-01-28 20:52
Despite the standlone nature of most of episode (and the lack of plot continuity between then) , Gallery Fake is a fascinating journey that offer a educational, enterning and diverse portrait of world of fine art and its larger than life protagonist. Recommended!
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by masterm1nd on 2011-06-30 21:53
just like Master Keaton and Golgo 13, its stand alone eps, which is quite boring in long run. but definitely better then other two. Even so its for fans of this kinda style.
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by NIMO333 on 2011-03-13 03:09
Though I wasn't much of a fan for art, the stories were written by a pro. After a few episodes, I was really hooked, very interesting & some episodes hold educational value to them. The graphics are well done considering drawing a lot of paintings that are seen in most episodes (recommend watching high quality videos). It's not straight action, it has more of a mystery theme to it.
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by cjwang on 2011-01-17 15:40
Learned a lot about art and its nice that each episode is its own complete story. Dont have to worry about spending a lot of time trying to finish it.
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by global on 2010-12-30 23:59
Quite unique subject matter. Entertaining and interesting series. Definitely a buried treasure.
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by sanyi007 on 2010-05-19 21:26
it is a really enjoyable anime. Sometimes it is funny, sometimes there are sad episodes, but it is really loveable and a must see for all anime lovers.

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Rating: 9.16
Approval: 01.4% (1 votes)
I'm not really qualified to write a review and this is my first one, but this anime is truly great and it needs some more attention.
I've longed for an anime with a little more mature theme instead of just monsters and giant robots, and gallery fake does provide that.

I don't think you have to be interested by art to watch this show, but if you have an interest in watching an anime about adults behaving like adults this is the one. There are some great drama sequences and even a little action in it, for anybody who enjoyed monster, honey and clover or Salaryman Kintarou.

Please keep subtitling this anime.
Rating: 6.66
Approval: 54.4% (4 votes)
This is one of those strange, never before done genres so it's difficult to grasp completely unless your into this niche market of art. Somewhat like the series on tennis, or that horrible, horrible one on cooking and the little boy with golden hands. I about puked on that one. Gallery fake won't make you throw up with horrible plots and storylines, but somehow.. it will leave you wanting to watch the next one.

The animation seems to be pretty good, there are a few scenes of artwork where the artists had to recreate van goh or other famous painters works, so i give it high marks for doing such a good detailed job on the close ups. The character Sara is not only very cute, but also the voice actor for the main girl in samurai champloo who did a great job in that series as well. Overall its very smooth and fluid, but too many japanese speaking men and women that look to be very white, and are also all in new york with very english names. It's not a bad thing, just different.

The sound was just weird. 70's style jazz and lounge/elevator music. Some of it was like straight out of batman or love boat. It DID fit the series, but yuck.

The story seems pretty good actually. For a very specific genre that is art dealer anime, it's quite interesting and the story is entertaining and you don't really know what's doing to happen until the end of the show. Unfortunately I can't see where the series is going with it, and there's no hints as to what's going to be in the next episodes or near the end of the series. Each episode seems to almost be a stand-alone package.. *almost*.

The characters seem really cool. Even the villians don't always have to be evil people who are trying to take over the world like in every other anime. Here they are just like rival businessmen that are trying to run you out of business or don't appreciate what you're doing for the industry. I know it may not sound interesting but it is, i swear. For his uniqueness, I give it high marks.

Value is a moderate 6, it may have been something I would buy, but it just has no replay value at all. Just hate the music, ugh.

Enjoyment 7 and for good reason. Despite it's somewhat low marks from me and i'm sure others, it IS an enjoyable series if you can get past its rough parts and just follow the characters and story.

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Sara Halifa
episode appearance appears in ep: 1-12, 14-17, 19, 21-24, 26-29, 31-32, 34-36
female, blue eyesThis character has blue-colored eyes., princessno description set
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Funakoshi
episode appearance appears in ep: 4, 7, 12, 20
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Ramos
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Original Work (原作) Hosono Fujihiko 小学館「ビッグコミックスピリッツ」掲載
Direction (監督) Nishimori Akira 1-12
Yamasaki Osamu 13-37
Series Composition (シリーズ構成) Sogo Masashi
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) Sasaki Toshiko
Chief Animation Direction (総作画監督) Sasaki Toshiko
Music (音楽) Face 2 Fake
Sound Direction (音響監督) Kobayashi Katsuyoshi
Editing (編集) Sakurai Takashi
Art Direction (美術監督) Aoi Takashi
Nakamura Norifumi
Colour Design (色彩設計) Itou Yasuko
Photographic Direction (撮影監督) Imaizumi Hideki
Kubo Hiroshi
Animation Producer (アニメーションプロデューサー) Aoki Kiyomitsu
Nishimura Masayuki
Producer (プロデューサー) Iwakami Atsuhiro
Kobayashi Noriko テレビ東京
Associate Producer (アソシエイトプロデューサー) Naruke Yoshinori
Planning (企画) Iwata Keisuke
Katsumata Hideo
Takiyama Masao
Animation Work (アニメーション制作) Tokyo Movie 1-25
Tokyo Kids 26-37
Production (製作) Aniplex
TV Tokyo
Unknown Relation Shogakukan
Script/Screenplay (脚本) Sogo Masashi 1-2, 5-6, 10
Tomioka Atsuhiro 3, 8, 12, 17, 20
Sasano Megumu 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 36
Nakase Rika 9, 13, 16, 18-19, 23-24
愛植男 15, 21, 25
Gandou Yachiyuki 21
千田拓史 22, 30, 33, 37
Iwakami Atsuhiro 26-28, 31, 34
Shimada Michiru 29, 32
Yoshida Hidetoshi 35
Storyboard (絵コンテ) Nishimori Akira 1-2, 7
Kikuchi Kazuhito 3
Mugino Aisu 4, 31
Yokota Kazuyoshi 5, 17
Takanashi Hikaru 6, 16, 18, 23-24
Matsuzono Hiroshi 8, 12, 18
Fukushima Kazumi 9
Kiryuu Yuusaku 10
Yatabe Katsuyoshi 11
Yamasaki Osamu 13
ふもともも 14
Itou Masoho 15, 20
Maezono Fumio 19
Gandou Yachiyuki 21, 32
Yoshida Hidetoshi 22, 29, 34
Kamijou Osamu 25, 36
Miyake Yuuichirou 26
Minoguchi Katsumi 27
Komatsuda Daizen 28
Suzuki Yoshio 30
Kuwana Ikuo 33
Matsuo Shin 35
Tsuruyama Osamu 37
Episode Direction (演出) Miyake Yuuichirou 1
Gandou Yachiyuki 2, 21
Kikuchi Kazuhito 3
Fukushima Kazumi 4
Yokota Kazuyoshi 5
Yatabe Katsuyoshi 6, 11
Yamauchi Tomio 7, 14
宮澤通浩 8
Hirata Yutaka 9
Kanzaki Yuuji 10
Kitahata Tooru 12
Yamasaki Osamu 13, 18, 37
Itou Masoho 15, 20
Kinoshita Yuuki 16, 18, 22
Ooya Mitsuko 17
Suzuki Shin`ichi 19
Hayakawa Keiji 23, 32
Shimizu Satoshi 24, 29, 34
Kamijou Osamu 25, 36
Mugino Aisu 26, 31
Minoguchi Katsumi 27
Fukumoto Kiyoshi 28
Suzuki Yoshio 30
Komatsuda Daizen 33
Matsuo Shin 35
Animation Direction (作画監督) Ogawa Ichirou 1
Mizutani Mamiko 1-2, 21, 23
Watanabe Nobuhiro 2
Takanashi Hikaru 3, 5
Fujiwara Mikio 3, 6, 11, 14, 26, 37
Nomichi Kayo 4
Yamazaki Masakazu 4, 9
Takanori Youko 5, 14, 27, 30-31
Shimizu Hiroyuki 6
Hattori Masumi 7
Hamatsu Takehiro 8, 15, 20
Masutani Saburou 9, 16, 18, 27
Ishii Hisashi 10
Minowa Satoru 11, 21, 25, 27, 30-31, 36-37
Suzuki Shin`ichi 12, 19
明珍字作 13
Myouchin Usaku 13, 18, 24, 29, 34
洪淳鎬 16, 18, 22
Taniguchi Moriyasu 17
Yoshimoto Takuji 17
Horiuchi Hiroyuki 21
Sasaki Toshiko 21, 23, 36
Sakamaki Sadahiko 23, 32
Hattori Masumi 25
Gotou Takahiro 27
Ootsuka Yae 27
Takahashi Noriko 28
Yoshida Yuuko 28
Kamijou Osamu 30-31
Kuwana Ikuo 33
Matsuo Shin 35

Group status

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Last Update Name State N Episodes HE SP Languages Source Rating Cmts
05.02.2015 Hi10 complete N
37 5 ja en DTV, DVD N/A (0) 0
15.04.2019 EruPii-Raws finished N
37 0 ja DVD N/A (0) 0
22.12.2010 MUJI finished
37 0 ja en DTV, DVD 8.73 (24) 21
25.04.2007 Haka stalled
3 0 ja fr unknown N/A (0) 0
17.08.2006 IDE&L-E dropped
5 0 ja en DTV, DVD 5.30 (10) 2
20.01.2006 SpA dropped
4 0 ja en DTV N/A (2) 0
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