RobiHachi
| Anime television series | |
|---|---|
| title | RobiHachi |
| Original title | ロ ビ ハ チ |
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| Country of production |
 Japan
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| original language | Japanese |
| year | 2019 |
| Studio | Studio Comet |
| length | 25 minutes |
| Episodes | 12 in 1 season |
| genre | Science fiction , comedy |
| Director | Shinji Takamatsu |
| idea | Hiroko Kanasugi |
| First broadcast | April 8, 2019 on AbemaTV , AT-X , BS11 , Tokyo MX , MBS |
RobiHachi ( Japanese ロ ビ ハ チ ) is an anime television series from Studio Comet from 2019. The space comedy was directed by Shinji Takamatsu and based on an idea by Hiroko Kanasugi and was published internationally via streaming.
action
In the distant future, the good-for-nothing Robi Yarge got into debt after another love affair with a crazy business idea ripped him off. Hachi Kita is now supposed to collect the money borrowed from loan shark Yang from him. The young man is bored of his life, which has always made life easy for him. When Robi sets out to flee from Yang, Hachi is locked in his spaceship and decides to accompany him and finally to experience adventure. Robi, who is also accompanied by his rabbit-eared household robot JPS-19, initially refuses. But when Yang and his assistants also pursue Gras and Allo, he and Hachi have to shake off their pursuers with a mecha that was hidden in the ship. So from then on they start the journey together to the universally advertised planet Iskandar. It should be a paradise, but the path leads over many stages.
On their first stages, they stop on Mars and Pluto. There they unintentionally give local tourism a boost. This also brings their pursuers on their trail. This is followed by stops on other planets in the Milky Way, where exotic beings live and dangers lurk. Eventually the three of them arrive at the Hakone space station, from where an intergalactic route takes them directly to Iskandar. The trip threatens to fail because Robi threatens not to be allowed through the border control with his debtor entry. After a heated argument, Hachi secretly pays Robi's debts, so that the passage succeeds.
When they arrive on Iskandar, the two - in contrast to their robot - have a lot of fun on the amusement park-like planet and acquire one of the lucky gems. However, it turns out to be a fake for tourists. The three still find the real, very modest shrine of real stone before Yang and his helpers find them here too. Before their departure, a fleet arrives that turns out to be that of the Earth's moon. Hachi is actually their prince, which is why he is rich and has gone through life without any problems, and he wanted to escape his sheltered life with this adventure. They flee from their pursuers to end the journey together. When returning to Earth, they accidentally save from an attack by aliens with their mecha. They are celebrated as heroes, Robi, who unnoticed took a real gem from Iskandar, is finally lucky and gets rich and Hachi returns to the moon. But after a short time Robi burned down like before. Hachi offers him to go on a new trip together.
Production and publication
The series was created at Studio Studio Comet under the direction of Shinji Takamatsu . The main author was Hiroko Kanasugi and the character design was created by Yuuko Yahiro , while Shin Misawa was responsible for the design concept.
The 12 episodes of the anime have been shown in Japan by AbemaTV , AT-X , BS11 , Tokyo MX and MBS since April 8, 2019 . Aniplus Asia is showing an English dubbed version, Funimation Entertainment online. Bilibili shows the anime via streaming with Chinese subtitles and the Wakanim platform in other languages, including German and French.
synchronization
| role | Japanese speaker ( seiyū ) |
|---|---|
| Robi Yarge | Kazuya Nakai |
| Hachi Kita | Keisuke Kōmoto |
| JPS-19 | Daisuke Sakaguchi |
| Hizakuriger | Akira Kushida |
| Yang | Tomokazu Sugita |
| grass | Shinnosuke Tokudome |
| Allo | Subaru Kimura |
music
The opening credits of the series are underlaid with the song Tensai no Playlist by Keisuke Kōmoto and Kazuya Nakai and the closing song is Dancing to Night ~ Kimi e no Saitan Warp Kōro ~ , sung by Subaru Kimura, Shinosuke Tokudome and Tomokazu Sugita. Within the episodes, the songs Ginga dōchū become Hizakuriger! ( 銀河 道 中 ヒ ザ ク リ ガ ー！ ) and Ginga Dōchū Hizakuriga–! ( 銀河 道 中 ヒ ザ ク リ ガ ー！ ), both used by Akira Kushida .
Web links
- Anime Official Website (Japanese)
- Entry on the anime on Anime News Network (English)