Urashiman
Details
- Also known as: Mirai Keisatsu Urashiman, 未来警察ウラシマン, Future Police Urashiman, Rock'n Cop, Rocki-kyttä, Ryo, un ragazzo contro un impero
- Type: TV
- Status: Finished Airing
- Score: 6.5
- Episodes: 50
- Genres: Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
- Studio: Tatsunoko Production
- Aired: 1983-01-09 to 1983-12-24
- Season: Winter 1983
Where to watch (US)
- HiDive
Synopsis
Mirai Keisatsu Urashiman is a Japanese science fiction manga series written by Hirohisa Soda, illustrated by Noboru Akashi and published by Akita Shoten. It was adapted into a 1983 anime television series produced by Tatsunoko Productions and ran from January 9 to December 24, 1983 on Fuji TV. It was later released in Germany and Sweden as Rock'n Cop, in France as Super Durand, and in Italy as Ryo, un ragazzo contro un impero.
Saban Entertainment planned to release the series in the United States as Rockin' Cops but did not do so. A film version was in the works, but was also abandoned.
Episodes
- Episode 1: Suddenly! Year 2050! (1983-01-09)
- Episode 2: Birth! The Cutesy Girl Detective! (1983-01-16)
- Episode 3: Seeking the Lost Time (1983-01-23)
- Episode 4: Chasing the Beetle (1983-01-30)
- Episode 5: The Deadly Disco Queen (1983-02-06)
- Episode 6: Giant Sharks Prefer Pretty Girls (1983-02-13)
- Episode 7: Hitting Your Face With Cash (1983-02-20)
- Episode 8: The Footprints On the Moon are Already 80 Years Old? (1983-02-27)
- Episode 9: Yesterday's Friend is Today's Enemy (1983-03-06)
- Episode 10: Higher than Everest (1983-03-13)
- Episode 11: Challenge! A Blizzard on the Southern Islands! (1983-03-20)
- Episode 12: Red Angels in the Sky (1983-03-27)
- Episode 13: Pierced in the past by a thorn! (1983-04-02)
- Episode 14: Miya has Super Powers too? (1983-04-09)
- Episode 15: A Snapshot of Ryu's Heart (1983-04-16)
- Episode 16: Killer Good Luck (1983-04-23)
- Episode 17: Love! Love for a Robot! (1983-04-30)
- Episode 18: 'Mama' Written on the Glass (1983-05-07)
- Episode 19: The Tiffany Mermaid (1983-05-14)
- Episode 20: A Meeting With the Fuhrer (1983-05-21)
- Episode 21: Personality Switch! (1983-05-28)
- Episode 22: Tears! Inspector Gondo's Determination (1983-06-04)
- Episode 23: Hands Off the Spoils of War! (1983-06-11)
- Episode 24: Death Game! The One Shot Challenge! (1983-06-18)
- Episode 25: The Legendary Big Saturday (1983-06-25)
- Episode 26: Neo Tokyo to Hell Express (1983-07-02)
- Episode 27: Bear, Don't Die in Space... (1983-07-09)
- Episode 28: It`s painful to make a Mistake (1983-07-16)
- Episode 29: Urashiman is on the Wanted List (1983-07-30)
- Episode 30: Corrupted Officers in the Wilderness (1983-08-06)
- Episode 31: Urashiman is full of Love (1983-08-13)
- Episode 32: Trap, 1983 (1983-08-20)
- Episode 33: The Truth about Phillip (1983-08-27)
- Episode 34: The Melody of Treason (1983-09-03)
- Episode 35: Lord Peter's Inheritance (1983-09-10)
- Episode 36: Lord Peter's Trap (1983-09-17)
- Episode 37: Change! Dirty Urashiman (1983-09-24)
- Episode 38: Running towards the National Treasury (1983-10-01)
- Episode 39: New Tokyo's Holiday (1983-10-08)
- Episode 40: Phillip's Retaliation (1983-10-15)
- Episode 41: Master Yamason (1983-10-22)
- Episode 42: Goodbye Keita (1983-10-29)
- Episode 43: Lord Peter's Glory (1983-11-05)
- Episode 44: The Race with illusionary Powers. (1983-11-12)
- Episode 45: The Assassin that needs to be killed (1983-11-19)
- Episode 46: Nicrime's Final Attack! (1983-11-26)
- Episode 47: Fuhrer Returns (1983-12-03)
- Episode 48: Lord Peter's Death (1983-12-10)
- Episode 49: The Super Powers of Love and Hate (1983-12-17)
- Episode 50: Good Bye, 2050 (1983-12-24)
Characters and voice actors
- Claude Mizusawa (main character) · Japanese voice: Akira Kamiya
- Sophia Nina Rose (main character) · Japanese voice: Keiko Yokozawa
- Ryuu Urashima (main character) · Japanese voice: Michitaka Kobayashi
- Adolf von Ludovich (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kaneto Shiozawa
- Alcapone (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Takeshi Watabe
- Announcer (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Nobuyuki Furuta
- Ben (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Bin Shimada
- Bonaparte (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Takurou Kitagawa
- Brinner (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kenji Utsumi
- Carol (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Keiko Toda
- Josephine Catsburg (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yoshiko Sakakibara
- Chan Lee (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Tetsuo Mizutori
- Death Brothers (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Daisuke Gouri
- Detective Colonda (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kenji Utsumi
- Doctor Noguchi (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Fumio Matsuoka
- Doledo (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Daisuke Gouri
- Donbogos (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kenichi Ogata
- Dr. Einherd (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Masayuki Katou
- Dummy Ryuu (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yoku Shioya
- Eisley (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuuko Sasaki
Opening and ending songs
- Opening 1: Midnight Submarine · Harry
- Ending 1: Dream City Neo Tokyo · Harry