Ninja Hattori-kun

Ninja Hattori-kun
Ninja Hattori-kun
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Hattori-kun
忍者ハットリくん
Genre Action, adventure, comedy, martial arts
Manga
Written by Fujiko Fujio
Published by Shogakukan
Demographic Shōnen
Magazine Weekly Shōnen Sunday
Original run 19641971
Volumes 16
TV drama
Ninja Hattori-kun
Ninja Hattori-kun + Ninja Monster Jippou
Directed by Shoichi Shimazu
Written by Hisashi Inoue
Studio Hiroki Ogawa (1st season)
Akira Yuyama (2nd season)
Network TV Asahi
Original run 19661968
TV anime
Directed by Fumio Ikeno, Hiroshi Sasagawa
Studio Shin-Ei Animation
Network TV Asahi
English network

India Nickelodeon
Catalonia Barcelona TV, K3, TV3
Valencian Community Punt 2

Spain Canal 2 Andalucía, Canal Sur, Boomerang, Canal Extremadura
Basque Country (autonomous community) ETB
Galicia (Spain) TVG, tvG2
Portugal Canal Panda
Italy Teleregione, Italia 7 Gold, Euro TV
Ecuador Ecuavisa
Chile Etc...TV
Malaysia ntv7 (2006-2009), Astro Ceria
Original run September 28, 1981December 25, 1987
Episodes 694
Anime film
Ninja Hattori-kun NinxNin Furusato Daisakusen no Maki
Released March 12, 1983
Runtime 53 minutes
Live-action film
NIN×NIN 忍者ハットリくん THE MOVIE
Directed by Masayuki Suzuki
Produced by Kazutoshi Wadakura
Ko Wada
Madoka Takiyama
Ryoichi Fukuyama
Toru Miyazawa
Written by

Fujiko Fujio Ⓐ

Magii
Released August 28, 2004
Game
Ninja Hattori-kun
Developer Hudson Soft
Platform NES
Released March 5, 1986 (Japan)[1]
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Ninja Hattori-kun (忍者ハットリくん?) is a manga series by Fujiko Fujio, later adapted into a TV drama, an anime series, a video game and eventually a live-action movie, along with a 2009 revival of the show.

Contents

Plot

10-year old Kenichi Mitsuba is an average kid who goes to elementary school and struggles with his studies. Meanwhile a little ninja named Hattori Kanzo befriends Ken'ichi. Hattori is now a part of the Mitsuba family along with his brother Shinzo, and his ninja dog, Shishi-Maru. Hattori helps Ken'ichi with his problems, and constantly keeps an eye on him, as a good friend. Yumeko-chan is Ken'ichi's girlfriend. Kemumaki, a Koga Ninja and his ninja cat Kagekiyo (called Amara and Kiyo respectively in the Indian versions) always trouble Ken'ichi. Ken'ichi asks Hattori to take revenge. Although Hattori is a good friend, Ken'ichi sometimes fights with Hattori due to misunderstandings created by Kemumaki. Sometimes Jippou, Togejirou and Tsubame helps him.

Characters

  • Kanzo Hattori (ハットリ カンゾウ or 服部 貫蔵 Hattori Kanzou?) (voice: Junko Hori, drama actor: Kōtoku Nomura, drama voice: Kazuo Imakura, live-action film actor: Shingo Katori), aka Hattori-kun, is the protagonist of the series, a little ninja. He is 11 years old and 40 kg and is 140 cm tall. He is the boy who usually contests Kemumaki when he performs pranks. Hattori's main weakness is that he is afraid of frogs; this often leads him into trouble. He wears blue coloured ninja robes. He is also afraid of lizards. He always explains what a good ninja does and likes meddling in his friends' business.
  • Shinzo Hattori (ハットリ シンゾウ or 服部 心蔵 Hattori Shinzou?) (voice: Yūko Mita, drama actor: Shigeki Nakajō), aka Shin-chan, is Kanzo's younger brother. A good point to note is that while Kanzo is referred to as "Hattori", Shinzo is usually called by his regular name. He uses weapons made from wood. He is a ninja-in-training who learns to be a good ninja, like Kanzo. He wears red coloured ninja robes. Shinzo seems to have a good heart and sticks being loyal to his brother and sometimes gets excited when others are excited. Some of the times, Shinzo tricks Hattori to giving him things.
  • Shishimaru (獅子丸?) (voiced by Kenichi Ogata) is a ninja dog living with Ken'ichi, who came along with Kanzo Hattori and Shinzo Hattori. He is the light-headed dog who, along with Shinzo, winds up doing pranky things. His fur color is yellow.
  • Ken'ichi Mitsuba (三葉 ケン一 Mitsuba Kenichi?) (voice: Masako Sugaya, drama actor: Katsumi Takamiya, live-action film actor: Yuri Chinen) is a regular boy who goes to elementary school and does poor with his studies. He dates Yumeko, however Kemumaki is always after her.
  • Tsubame (ツバメ?) (voice: Fuyumi Shiraishi) (called Sonam in the Indian version), aka Tsubame-ko, a kunoichi and classmate of Hattori-kun. She loves Hattori and always wishes to marry him. She has a dislike for Ken'ichi, Shinzo, Shishimaru, Kemumaki and Kagekiyo. She wears pink coloured ninja robes. Tsubame seems to own a recorder, a clarinet, a flute, a piccolo and a bassoon, five woodwind instruments.
  • Kemuzou Kemumaki (ケムマキ・ケムゾウ Kemumaki Kemuzou?) (voice: Kaneta Kimotsuki, live-action film actor: Gorie) is the antagonist of Ninja Hattori-kun. He, along with his cat Kagechiyo Kemuzou, always are the ones who cause trouble. He competes with Ken'ichi for Yumiko-chen; however when he uses one of his ninja techniques in order to win, Kanzo usually steps in to save the day. He wears green colored ninja robes.
  • Kagechiyo (影千代?) (voice: Eiko Yamada) is an animal-ninja of the Koga-ryu, Kagechiyo is the helping antagonist of Ninja Hattori. Usually Kemumaki gives a big task in his plans for Kagechiyo to carry out, but he foils it. He is seen to have an enmity of Shishimaru. His fur color is black.
  • Yumeko Kawai (河合 夢子 Kawai Yumeko?) (voice: Runa Akiyama), aka Yumeko-chan, is the girl who usually causes disputes between Kemumaki Kemuzou and Ken'ichi Misoba. She is a girl who attends the same elementary school as the two, and she is also the one who causes most of the problems of the plot. Yumeko seems to be in touch with Hattori some of the times. Yumeko sees Hattori as a big brother and Shinzo as a little brother. She is also seen to like kenichi. And sometimes people mistake her relashionship with hattori as a romantic one. though, in some episodes they are seen to show romance.

Other characters include:

  • Aiko-sensei (voice: Yōko Kawanami) : Ken'ichi's music teacher. Koike-sensei has a crush on her.
  • Hattori Jinzou (voice: Tadao Futami), Hattori-kun and Shin-chan's father.
  • Jippou (voice: Junpei Takiguchi, drama voice: Hiroko Maruyama): a giant turtle monster ninja.
  • Koike-sensei (voice: Issei Futamata): Ken'ichi's teacher, also appears as a ramen chef in Obake no Q-tarō and Doraemon. He always scolds Kenichi similar to when Nobita is scolded by his teacher in Doraemon.
  • Kentarou Mitsuba (voice: Yuzuru Fujimoto, drama actor: Teizō Muta): Kenichi's Pop. He usually smokes and comes from his office late in the evening. He likes golf a lot.
  • Kenichi's Mother (voice: Yuri Nishiwa, drama actor: Chiharu Kuri): The mother of Kenichi. She likes Tsubame and thinks that Kemumaki is a good boy.
  • Professor Shinobino (voice: Reizō Nomoto): A professor who lives in America and invented Togejirou.
  • Robomaru (voice: Banjō Ginga):
  • Shinobino O-hime (voice: Keiko Yokozawa)
  • Togejirou (voice: Hiroko Maruyama) (called Cacto-chan in the Indian version): A cactus having supernatural powers is sent by Professor Shinobino from America. He is competition for Shishimaru.

International Versions

Ninja Hattori Kun has been aired in other countries outside of Japan.

  • In India, the show is broadcasted on Nick India with its original title, and is available in English, Hindi, Telugu and Tamil.
  • In Spain, the show is broadcasted on Canal 2 Andalucía, Canal Sur, Boomerang (Spain), and Canal Extremadura with the title "Hattori el Ninja". It is available in Spanish, Catalan, Euskera and Galician.
  • In Portugal the show is broadcasted on Canal Panda with the title "Hattori, o Ninja". It is available in Portuguese.
  • In Italy, the show is broadcasted on Teleregione and Italia 7 Gold with the title "Nino, il mio amico ninja". It is available in Italian.
  • In Ecuador, the show is brodcated on Ecuavisa with its Spain title. It is available in Spanish, just like Spain.
  • In Chile, the show is broadcasted on Etc...TV with its Spain and Ecuador title. It is available in Spanish, just like Spain and Ecuador.

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