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Main Title Mainichi ga Nichiyoubi (a936)
Official Title en
Official Title ja
Type OVA, 6 episodes
Year 10.09.1990 until 25.10.1992
Season Summer 1990
Tags comedyAnime whose central struggle causes hilarious results. These stories are built upon funny characters, situations and events. A comedy anime is laced with humour and sets out to provoke laughter from the audience. Japanese humour can be a bit strange to westerners, so if you`re new to this type of humour, just bear with it; it`ll most likely grow on you if you`re a fan of other kinds of comedy., law and orderWhere there is "wealth", there are criminals. It is up to the civil law enforcement, i.e. detectives, Police or Special Squads, to keep the lawless activities in the real world or in cyberspace under control. Note: Do not confuse this with Military presence., mangaManga is the lifeblood that drives the anime industry. Everything and its mother is based on manga. However! There are exceptions where the manga was not the basis for the anime. See also manhua and manhwa., policeThe police (civil servants) are the good guys in the battle against crime. Though they try hard, they are usually outclassed by super-criminals or criminal organizations in anime, requiring the help of special units or some lone hero., seinenSeinen, literally "young man", is one of the main demographic classifications applied to manga, and, by extension, to anime, especially manga-based ones. As the name implies, seinen works are marketed primarily to an audience of young men; the age range commonly understood to be the target of such works goes roughly from 17 to somewhere in the 40s. - [similar]
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Rating 5.27 (203)
Average 6.26 (204)
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Added by hidden on 2003-08-07 12:01
Edited by hidden on 2016-08-29 14:45
Main Title Mainichi ga Nichiyoubi (a936)
Official Title en
Official Title ja
Synonym Everyday Seems Sunday
Short MgN
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Matsumoto Yasunori as Ichidaiji Tooru
Itou Miki as Takeshita Yuumi
Hiramatsu Akiko as Ninomiya Shiho
Ikeda Masaru as Ninomiya Shochou

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Original Work: Takada Yuuzou
Direction: Aono Masa Saotome Yuusaku Ueda Hidehito
Character Design: Kise Kazuchika Kobayashi Toshimitsu
Chief Animation Direction: Kise Kazuchika
Music: Watanabe Hiroya
Work: Animate Film
During a heavy downpour, a girl is running away from a boy. She crosses a street, not seeing the oncoming truck. He does, and pushes her away... bloodily injuring his hand. Frightened, she runs away from the scene. Much later, the girl, whose name is Takeshita Yuumi, has grown up to become a rookie police officer. On her first day on duty, the overeager Yuumi hears a scream and finds a purse-snatching victim. She sees a heavyset man running away and gives chase. She catches him and with her strength and combat skills, flattens him. Not only has she caught the wrong guy, but the scar on his hand shows that he's Ichidaiji Tooru, the young man who saved her so many years ago. To make it up to him, Yuumi goes on a date with him. During the date, Tooru-san uses his magician skills to catch the real purse-snatcher, but he has an older brother... who bumps into Yuumi.

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Running Time

approx. 2h 30m

Completed

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Explanation by sourcererz on Saturday, 21.02.2015 17:24

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Original Work (原作) Takada Yuuzou 双葉社刊
Direction (監督) Ueda Hidehito 1-2
Saotome Yuusaku 3-4
Aono Masa 5-6
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) Kise Kazuchika 1-4
Kobayashi Toshimitsu 5-6
Chief Animation Direction (総作画監督) Kise Kazuchika 3-4
Music (音楽) Watanabe Hiroya
Music Work (音楽制作) ホランナビ 1-4
Sound Direction (音響監督) Matsuura Noriyoshi
Sound Work (音響制作) Gen credit given as 音響・音楽制作 in eps 5-6
Sound Effects (効果) Jinbo Daisuke
Editing (編集) Yoshida Chihiro 1-2
Miki Sachiko 1-4
長山礼治 3-4
Furukawa Masashi 5-6
Art Direction (美術監督) Tada Kikuko 1-4
Nagao Hitoshi 5-6
Colour Design (色彩設定) Nozaki Kinuyo 5
Photographic Direction (撮影監督) Morita Toshiaki 1-2
Torigoe Kazushi 3-4
Tamura Hiroshi 5-6
Producer (プロデューサー) Seki Masahiro 1-2
Yoshida Shouzou 1-2 as 吉田祥二
Kikukawa Yukio
Assistant Producer (アシスタントプロデューサー) Oogushi Kyouko 1-2
Production Generalisation (制作プロデューサー) Ishikawa Mitsuhisa 1-4
Sakurai Hiroshi 5-6
Katou Nagateru
Planning (企画) Kobayashi Masao
Ogata Hideo
Work Assistance (制作協力) I.G Tatsunoko 1-4
Group Tac 5-6
Work (制作) Animate Film
Production (製作) Tokuma Japan 1-4
Tokuma Japan Communications 5-6
Yamashita Tatsumi
Script/Screenplay (脚本) Ueda Hidehito 1-2
植田和子 1-2
Koyama Takao 3-6
Uetake Sumio 5
Takayama Jirou 6
Storyboard (絵コンテ) Sadamitsu Shin`ya 1
Ueda Hidehito 2
Episode Direction (演出) Sadamitsu Shin`ya 1
Ueda Hidehito 2
Sakabe Hisaaki 3-4
Saotome Yuusaku 3-4
Assistant Episode Direction (演出助手) Sakabe Hisaaki 1-2
Animation Direction (作画監督) Kise Kazuchika 1-3
Ooshima Yasuhiro 4
Kobayashi Toshimitsu 5-6
Opening Animation (オープニングアニメーション) Oota Masahiko 5-6
Ending Animation (エンディングアニメーション) Murata Masahiko 5-6
Key Animation (原画) Hamana Takayuki 1
Jinno Takashi 1
Kishida Takahiro 1
Sekiguchi Masahiro 1-2
Ishii Akiharu 1-4
Okada Kazuhisa 1-4
Komurakata Kouji 1, 3
Kise Kazuchika 2-3
Higuchi Yoshinori 3
Wadamoto Aiko 3
Yatsu Miyako 3
Muranaka Hiromi 4
Nakajima Yoshiko 4
Nakatani Seiichi 4
Nishida Asako 4
Oda Mayumi 4
Ooshima Yasuhiro 4
Studio Muu 4
Yamamoto Sawako 4
Itou Yuriko 5
Kim Il-Bae 5
Kobayashi Toshimitsu 5
Magma Pro 5
Oota Masahiko 5
李時昌 5
金鍾學 5
Asia-dou 6
Fujimori Masaya 6
Hara Hiroshi 6
Kaiya Toshihisa 6
Kawaguchi Hiroshi 6
Shibata Akihiro 6
Tsubata Yoshiaki 6
In-Between Animation Check (動画チェック) Nishimura Junko 1-2
Wadamoto Aiko 3-4
Yatsu Miyako 3-4
Onuma Katsusuke 6
In-Between Animation Check Assistant (動画チェック補) Wadamoto Aiko 1-2
Yatsu Miyako 1-2
In-Between Animation (動画) Hirata Takako 1
内田哲夫 1
FAI 1-2
Top Gun 1-2
I.G Tatsunoko 1-4
Uchida Mitsutoshi 2
Takahashi Tooru 2-4
Imai Hiroyuki 3-4
Madhouse 3-4
Ootake Itsuko 3-4
Studio Mark 3-4
Trans Arts 3-4
篁水穂 3-4
Magma Pro 5
Mun Seong Donghwa 5
孫亨林 5
張有鎭 5
李榮善 5
趙珍順 5
金學鏞 5
金成城 5
Inoue Kunihiko 6
Matsuno Toshiharu 6
Oka Mariko 6
Yasukata Yoshimi 6
平沢優子 6
In-Between Animation Assistance (動画協力) Asia-dou 6
Studio Hibari 6
Colour Specification (色指定) 藤岡真子 1-4
Narita Kenji 6
Finishing/Clean-up Inspection (仕上検査) 坂従和実 1-2
藤岡真子 1-4 credit given as 検査 in eps 3-4
Just 5
Finishing/Clean-up (仕上) Top Gun 1-2
FAI 1-4
I.G Tatsunoko 1-4
Kouda Akemi 1, 3-4
Matsuno Yumi 1, 3-4
内山幸代 1, 3-4
Gallop Sendai 2
Studio MAC 2
Sendai Animation 3-4
Studio Add 3-4
Trans Arts 3-4
Magma Pro 5
Mun Seong Donghwa 5
盧慶那 5
趙末禮 5
Akiyama Taeko 6
加藤礼子 6
池ヶ谷直美 6
清家栄美 6
長野智子 6
Finishing/Clean-up Assistance (仕上協力) Asia-dou 6
Studio Hibari 6
Background Art (背景) Kado Miho 5-6
Nagao Mayumi 5-6
Ogawa Hitomi 5-6
Studio Tulip 5-6
Takahashi Maho 5-6
Special Effects (特殊効果) Murakami Masahiro 1-4
Maekawa Takashi 5
Satou Shuuichi 5
Narita Kenji 6
Photography (撮影) Sugiyama Yukio 1
Trans Arts 1-4
Kanazawa Akio 1, 3
Mitarai Kaoru 1, 3
藪下喜久 1, 3 as 籔下喜久
Fujii Hideo 1, 4
Mori Natsuko 1, 4
Kuroki Yasuyuki 2
Ookubo Hirotaka 2
高橋幸雄 2
Sekido Hiroki 2-3
Endou Yasuhisa 2, 4
Matsuzawa Hiroaki 2, 4
Saitou Satoshi 3 as 斎藤聰司
Tsumura Haruhiko 3
Baba Tomohiro 4
Fukumoto Ryuuji 4
田中弥生 5
飯利綾子 5
Gallop 5-6
Katou Akira 5-6
菊川秀夫 5-6
長谷川裕 5-6
Tsutsui Yoshiaki 6
中冨広志 6
Title (タイトル) Katayama Satoru 5-6
Film Processing (現像) Imagica 5-6
Negative Cutting (ネガ編集) Matsuo Hiroshi 5-6
Sound Work Manager (音響制作担当) Watanabe Jun 1-4
Recording (録音) Obara Yoshio 1-4
Tsuruta Keisuke 5-6
Recording Studio (録音スタジオ) Seion Studio 1-4
Gen 5-6
Production Desk (制作デスク) Mitsumoto Ryuuji 3-4
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行) Ichino Fumitaka 1-4
川上昌枝 3-4
秋元央 5
加藤雄治 6
平田豊 6
Production Generalisation Assistance (制作プロデューサー補) Shibata Mitsuteru 1-6
Production Manager (制作担当) 田口住雄 6

Group status

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Last Update Name State N Episodes HE SP Languages Source Rating Cmts
04.07.2018 Orphan complete N
6 0 ja en LD N/A (2) 0
23.05.2016 PPP-Raw complete
6 0 ja LD N/A (0) 0
09.09.2012 MiZF complete
6 0 ja it LD N/A (0) 0
11.03.2006 Kodocha Anime complete
6 0 ja en VHS N/A (3) 1
17.09.2005 AT Raws complete
6 0 ja LD N/A (1) 1
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