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词条 Shutendoji (manga)
释义

  1. Plot

  2. Characters

     Main characters  Allies  Enemies 

  3. Original manga publication

     Prototype  Original serialization  Publications outside Japan 

  4. Novels

  5. OVAs

     Releases outside Japan  Staff and production notes 

  6. Video game

  7. Gomaden Shutendoji

  8. References

  9. External links

{{Infobox animanga/Header
| name = Shutendoji
| image =
| caption = Cover of volume 1 of Legend of Shutendoji by Fusosha, art by Akemi Takada (1998)
| ja_kanji = 手天童子
| ja_romaji = Shutendōji
| genre =
}}{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type = manga
| author = Go Nagai
| publisher = Kodansha
| demographic = Shōnen
| magazine = Weekly Shōnen Magazine
| first = September 5, 1976
| last = April 30, 1978
| volumes = 9
| volume_list =
}}{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type = novel series
| author = Yasutaka Nagai
| illustrator = Go Nagai
| publisher = Kadokawa Shoten
| demographic =
| imprint = Kadokawa Novels
| first = July 1986
| last = June 1989
| volumes = 6
| volume_list =
}}{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type = novel series
| author = Shigekazu Kitamura
| publisher = JICC
| demographic =
| imprint = Adventure Novels
| first = October 1987
| last = December 1987
| volumes = 2
| volume_list =
}}{{Infobox animanga/Video
| type = ova
| director = Junji Nishimura (1-2)
Jun Kawagoe (3)
Masatomo Sudo (4)
| producer =
| writer = Masashi Sogo
| music = Fumitaka Anzai
| studio = Studio Signal
| licensee = {{English anime licensee
| NA = ADV Films
}}
| first = December 21, 1989
| last = December 21, 1991
| runtime = 50 minutes (each)
| episodes = 4
| episode_list =
}}{{Infobox animanga/Game
| developer =
| publisher = Enix
| genre = RPG
| platforms = NEC PC-9801
| released = October 1990
}}{{Infobox animanga/Print
| type = manga
| title = Gomaden Shutendoji
| author = Go Nagai
| illustrator = Masato Natsumoto
| publisher = Akita Shoten
| demographic = Shōnen
| magazine = Champion Red
| first = October 2002
| last = December 2005
| volumes = 7
}}{{Infobox animanga/Footer}}{{nihongo|Shutendōji|手天童子|Shutendōji}}, also written Shutendouji or Shuten Doji and also known as Legend of Shutendoji, is a Japanese manga series created by Go Nagai which combines elements from Japanese folklore with science fiction. An OVA series was released beginning in 1989 and ending in 1991, for a total of 4 episodes.

In 2002, a remake/sequel titled {{nihongo|Gōmaden Shutendōji|降魔伝 手天童子|Gōmaden Shutendōji}} started being published in the magazine Champion Red, being one of the series that were released in the first issue of the magazine.

Plot

Artist and writer Ryuichiro Shiba and his wife Kyoko are visiting a temple in order to make a promise of marriage to their ancestors. At that moment, however, two oni appear before them and fight to death, one of them carrying a baby on his mouth. After defeating his opponent, the oni gives Ryuichiro and Kyoko the baby and declares he will return for him after 15 years. After said period of time, strange events starts happening around the baby, now a teenager named Jiro Shutendo.

Characters

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Main characters

{{nihongo|Jiro Shutendo|手天童子郎|shutendou jirō}}

{{Anime voices|Ryo Horikawa}}

The fifteen-year-old protagonist of the story, he is an oni.

{{nihongo|Miyuki Shiratori|白鳥美雪|shiratori miyuki}}

{{Anime voices|Sumi Shimamoto}}

Jiro's schoolmate and love interest.

{{nihongo|Ryuichiro Shiba|柴竜一郎|shiba ryūichirō}}

{{Anime voices|Michihiro Ikemizu}}

Jiro's adoptive human father.

{{nihongo|Kyoko Shiba|柴京子|shiba kyōko}}

{{Anime voices|Sanae Takagi}}

Jiro's adoptive human mother.

{{nihongo|Goki|護鬼|goki}}

{{Anime voices|Tessho Genda}}

One of the two oni created to protect Jiro. He looks relatively humanoid, unlike most oni, and acts as a mentor for Jiro.

{{nihongo|Senki|戦鬼|senki}}

{{Anime voices|Daisuke Gori}}

One of the two oni created to protect Jiro. He brought him as a baby to his parents.

Allies

{{nihongo|Yusuke Shiratori|白鳥勇輔|shiratori yūsuke}}

Miyuki's older brother and Jiro's first and best friend.

{{nihongo|Naojiro Oyama|大山 直次郎|oyama naojiro}}

A friend of Yusuke who is a descendant of ancient oni. He's the heir of a yakuza family trained through generations to protect Jiro.

{{nihongo|Riki Muso|大山 直次郎|muso riki}}

A human descendant of ancient oni and another friend to Yusuke. She is a strong female oni who hides under the guise of a rowdy, masculine-looking girl with a love for professional wrestling. Her nickname is "Ricki".

{{nihongo|Kosaku Kaji|小谷 椰子夫|kaji kosaku}}

Another descendant of an oni, a timid, bookish boy with psychic abilities.

{{nihongo|Yashi Koya|小谷 椰子夫|koya yashi}}

Another descendant of an oni and the last member of Yusuke's gang. He is a plump boy with superhuman strength that practises sumo wrestling. He's nicknamed "Koyatashi".

Enemies

{{nihongo|Yonen Majari|魔邪利 妖念|majari yonen}}

The high priest of Ankoku Jashin Kyo ("School of the Evil God from Darkness"), an evil cult who worships demons. His goal is killing Jiro.

{{nihongo|Kukai Jawanbo|邪腕坊 苦海|jawanbo kukai}}

Majari's lieutenant, a powerful priest who wields a double kusarigama.

{{nihongo|Iron Kaiser|アイアンカイザー|aion kaisa}}

{{Anime voices|Akio Ohtsuka}}

Kukai's son, who grew and became a military cyborg in order to avenge his father.

Original manga publication

Prototype

Before starting serialization, Nagai created a 57-page oneshot titled Shutendoji, published in the issue of {{start date|1975|02}} in the Shōjo magazine Princess, published by Akita Shoten.[1][2][3] While this manga has some similarities, it is a completely different story, as well as being a Shōjo manga instead of Shōnen. It would later be renamed as Jashin Senki (邪神戦記) or Princess Han Shutendoji (プリンセス版手天童子).[2][3]

Original serialization

Shutendoji started being published as a serialized series from {{start date|1976|09|05}} to {{end date|1978|04|30}} in the magazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine by Kodansha.[2][4]

The manga was originally compiled in 9 volumes, and would later be re-published several times.

  • Kodansha (KC Magazine, 1977–1978)
Japanese release date Vol.
1977|04|05}} 1
1977|05|10}} 2
1977|07|20}} 3
1977|08|20}} 4
1978|03|25}} 5
1978|06|25}} 6
1978|07|25}} 7
1978|09|20}} 8
1978|11|25}} 9
  • Kodansha (KC Special, 1985)
Japanese release date Vol. ISBN
1985|08|06}} 1 4061011529}}
1985|08|06}} 2 4061011537}}
1985|09|06}} 3 4061011545}}
1985|10|05}} 4 4061011553}}
1985|11|06}} 5 4061011561}}
  • Kodansha (Goka Aizoban, 1988–1989)
Japanese release date Vol. ISBN
1988|09|17}} 1 4061769081}}
1988|09|17}} 2 406176909X}}
1988|10|17}} 3 4061769111}}
1988|11|17}} 4 406176912X}}
1988|12|17}} 5 4061769138}}
1989|01|17}} 6 4061769146}}
  • Fusosha (Fusosha Bunko, 1996–1997)
Japanese release date Vol. ISBN
1996|08|30}} 1 4594020534}}
1996|09|30}} 2 4594020755}}
1996|10|30}} 3 4594021042}}
1996|11|30}} 4 4594021204}}
1996|12|30}} 5 4594021476}}
1997|01|30}} 6 4594021719}}
  • Fusosha (Legend of Shutendoji, 1998)
Japanese release date Vol. ISBN
1998|04|01}} 1 4594024580}}
1998|04|01}} 2 4594024599}}
1998|05|10}} 3 4594024696}}
1998|06|10}} 4 459402470X}}
1998|07|10}} 5 4594025064}}
1998|08|10}} 6 4594025072}}
  • Kodansha (Kodansha Manga Bunko, 2001)
Japanese release date Vol. ISBN
2001|10|12}} 1 4063600971}}
2001|10|12}} 2 406360098X}}
2001|11|12}} 3 4063600998}}
2001|11|12}} 4 4063601005}}

Besides the printed volumes, the manga has also been published in 10 ebook format volumes by ebookjapan.[5] The series has also been published in some compilations of other Nagai's manga.

Publications outside Japan

d/visual published the full series in Italy from 2004 to 2005.

Italian release date Vol. ISBN
2004|07|23}} 1 4902751046}}
2004|10|15}} 2 4902751097}}
2004|12|17}} 3 4902751151}}
2005|02|18}} 4 4902751399}}
2005|04|15}} 5 4902751402}}
2005|04|29}} 6 4902751410}}
2005|06|30}} 7 4902751429}}
2005|09|02}} 8 4902751437}}
2005|10|26}} 9 4902751445}}

Novels

Two series of novels based on the manga were released during the 1980s. The first one was written by Yasutaka Nagai and was released in 6 volumes from 1986 to 1989 by Kadokawa Shoten.[6][7][8]

  • Kadokawa Shoten (Kadokawa Novels)
Release date Vol. Subtitle Pages ISBN
1986|07}} 1 Oni no Kechimyaku|鬼の血脈}} 218 4047740217}}
1988|03}} 2 Oni Tenshi|鬼天使}} 204 4047740225}}
1988|06}} 3 Jakyo no Wana|邪教の罠|jakyō no wana}} 188 4047740233}}
1988|10}} 4 Ankoku tera no Shito|暗黒寺の死闘|ankoku tera no shitō}} 194 4047740241}}
1989|02}} 5 Samayo Eru Oni Tachi|彷徨える鬼たち}} 198 404774025X}}
1989|06}} 6 Saraba Itoshiki Oni Tachi|さらば愛しき鬼たち}} 201 4047740268}}

The second one was written by Fusamichi Kitamura and published in two volumes published in 1987 by JICC under the label Adventure Novels.[6][9][10]

  • JICC (Adventure Novels)
Release date Vol. Pages ISBN
1987|10}} 1 282 4880633062}}
1987|12}} 2 250 4880633070}}

OVAs

The manga was adapted into 4 OVAs released from 1989 to 1991.[11] The OVAs were originally released on VHS and later on laserdisc, both times by Nippon Columbia.

{{Episode list
# Title Length Director Original release date
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}}{{Episode list		 EpisodeNumber = 2 Title = Chapter of Goma AltTitle = gōma no shō降魔の章}}) Aux1 = 50 mins. DirectedBy = Junji Nishimura1990|07|01}}
}}{{Episode list		 EpisodeNumber = 3 Title = Chapter of Tekki AltTitle = tekki no shō鉄鬼の章}}) Aux1 = 48 mins. DirectedBy = Jun Kawagoe1991|03|01}}
}}{{Episode list		 EpisodeNumber = 4 Title = Chapter of Ongoku AltTitle = ongoku no shō鬼獄の章}}) Aux1 = 54 mins. DirectedBy = Masatomo Sudo1991|03|01}}
}}

They were re-released in DVD format also by Columbia in 2001.[12][13][14][15]

Releases outside Japan

The OVAs were released in the US by ADV Films[16] in VHS (4 tapes) and later on DVD (2 discs).

They were also released in Italy by Dynamic on VHS and in Latin America on TV by Locomotion.

Staff and production notes

  • Distributor: Nippon Columbia
  • Original work / organization: Go Nagai
  • Planning work: Dynamic Planning
  • Director: Junji Nishimura (1, 2), Jun Kawagoe (3), Masatomo Sudo (4)
  • Scenario: Masashi Sogo
  • Work supervision: Hideyuki Motohashi (1, 2)
  • Animation supervisor: Satoshi Hirayama (3, 4), Masatomo Sudo (4)
  • Character design: Satoshi Hirayama (3, 4)
  • Mecha design: Masahiko Okura (3, 4)
  • Art director: Masazumi Matsumiya (1, 2), Masuo Nakayama (3, 4)
  • Director of photography: Tadashi Hosono (1, 2, 3), Akihiko Takahashi (4)
  • Sound director: Akira Yamazaki
  • Music: Fumitaka Anzai
  • Animation work: Studio Signal
  • Production: Nippon Animation
  • Cast: Ryo Horikawa (Jiro Shutendo), Sumi Shimamoto (Miyuki Shiratori), Michihiro Ikemizu (Ryuichiro Shiba), Sanae Takagi (Kyoko Shiba), Rei Sakuma (Tanemura), Hiroya Ishimaru (Kitani), Tessho Genda (Goki), Daisuke Gori (Senki), Osamu Kobayashi (Yonen Majari), Shigeru Sakahara (Yusuke), Yoko Matsuoka (Rickey), Kiyoyuki Yanada (Naojiro), Kiyoshi Kawakubo (Oyama), Akio Otsuka (Iron Kaiser), Rihoko Yoshida (Captain Persis), Ryusei Nakao (Major Gill), Sakiko Tamagawa (Sonia), Chikao Otsuka (Oniryu), Koji Yada (Ishi)

Source(s)[11]

[17][18]

Video game

Along with the OVAs, a Role-playing game for the NEC PC-9801 was released by the Japanese company Enix in {{start date|1990|10}}.[19][20][21]

Gomaden Shutendoji

{{nihongo|Gomaden Shutendoji|降魔伝 手天童子|gōmaden shutendōji}} is a manga created by Go Nagai and Masato Natsumoto, which was originally published from {{start date|2002|08|19}} (cover date {{start date|2002|10}})[22] to {{end date|2005|10|19}} (cover date {{end date|2005|12}})[23] in Akita Shoten's shōnen manga magazine Champion Red. While it has a similar setting, the story is different from the original series.{{Graphic novel list/header
| OneLanguage = yes
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| VolumeNumber = 1
| RelDate = {{start date|2003|04|17}}
| ISBN = 978-4-253-23063-6
}}{{Graphic novel list
| VolumeNumber = 2
| RelDate = {{start date|2003|09|25}}
| ISBN = 978-4-253-23064-3
}}{{Graphic novel list
| VolumeNumber = 3
| RelDate = {{start date|2004|04|15}}
| ISBN = 978-4-253-23065-0
}}{{Graphic novel list
| VolumeNumber = 4
| RelDate = {{start date|2004|09|22}}
| ISBN = 978-4-253-23066-7
}}{{Graphic novel list
| VolumeNumber = 5
| RelDate = {{start date|2005|02|19}}
| ISBN = 978-4-253-23067-4
}}{{Graphic novel list
| VolumeNumber = 6
| RelDate = {{start date|2005|08|20}}
| ISBN = 978-4-253-23068-1
}}{{Graphic novel list
| VolumeNumber = 7
| RelDate = {{start date|2005|12|20}}
| ISBN = 978-4-253-23069-8
}}{{Graphic novel list/footer}}

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External links

  • Shutendouji {{ja icon}} at The World of Go Nagai webpage.
  • {{ann|anime|732|Shuten Doji-The Star Hand Kid}}

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