Flying Phantom Ship (movie)
Alternative title:
El Barco Fantasma (Spanish)
Letayuschy Corabl-Prizrak (Russian)
Sora Tobu Yureisen (Japanese)
Летающий Корабль-Призрак (Russian)
空飛ぶゆうれい船 (Japanese)
날으는 유령선 (Korean)
하늘을 나는 유령선 (Korean)
하늘을 날으는 유령선 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
Returning from a happy fishing trip, Hayato Arashiyama and his father witnessed a traffic accident, whom they identified to be chairman Kuroshio (owner of the shipyard Hayato's father worked in) and his wife. Helping Kuroshios taking shelter from a thunderstorm in an abandoned Western-styled mansion, a mysterious figure with a skull mask haunted them, calling himself the caption of a phantom ship. A few days later, a giant robot calling itself a messenger of the phantom ship, appeared from nowhere and attacked the seaside city, killing many civilians including Hayato's parents. Hayato's father told him a big secret before drawing his last breath. To avenge his parents, Hayato joined the volunteer defense force organized by chairman Kuroshio, yet he stumbled upon more and more surprising and horrible secrets.
User Ratings:
51 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
60 minutes
Vintage:
1969-07-20
1975-10-18 (South Korea, MBC)
1977-12-25 (South Korea, TBC)
1990-10-04 (South Korea, KBS2)
Premiere date:
1969-07-20 (Japan)
Release dates: We have 7
Opening Theme:
"Flying Ghost Ship" (空飛ぶゆうれい船) by Female Chorus
Ending Theme:
"Hayato no Theme" (隼人のテーマ) by Hiro Izumiya & Honey Nights
Official website:
空飛ぶゆうれい船 - 作品ラインナップ - 東映アニメーション (Japanese)
空飛ぶゆうれい船 - TOEI ANIMATION (Japanese)
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Director: Hiroshi Ikeda
Music: Kōsuke Onozaki
Original Work: Shotaro Ishimori
Art: Isamu Tsuchida
Animation Director: Yōichi Kotabe
Adaptation: Masaki Tsuji
In-Between Animation:
Akinori Matsubara Kōichi Tsunoda Masako Shinohara Miyo Yamada Noboru Sekiai Shigeo Matoba Shigetsugu Yoshida Shoji Ikehara Sumiko Naganuma Takao Sakano Teruo Hattori Yoshinobu Usuda
Key Animation:
Akemi Ōta Hayao Miyazaki Hideki Mori Michihiro Kanayama Reiko Okuyama Sadao Kikuchi Takashi Abe
Sound Effects: Noriyoshi Ōhira
Special Effects: Fukie Hayashi
Theme Song Performance: Hideyo Morimoto (ED)
Xerography: Toshio Matsumoto (松本寿夫)
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Distributor: Toei Company, Ltd.
Film Developing: Toei Chemical Industry
Production: Toei Animation
Sound Effects: T.E.O.
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ADR Director: Brittany Lauda
ADR Script: Madeleine Morris
ADR Engineer: Matt Shipman
ADR Script Supervisor: Matt Shipman
Assistant ADR Director: Matt Shipman
Assistant Audio Editor: Ethan Contreras
Casting Assistant: Ben Balmaceda
Casting Director: Brittany Lauda
Lead Mixing Engineer: Ricardo Contreras
Mixing: HastePro
Production Assistant: Ben Balmaceda
Spotting: Madeleine Morris
Stereo Remastering: HastePro
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ADR Production: Kocha Sound
Licensed by: Discotek Media
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Dubbing Director: Maya Miroshkina (Soyuzmultfilm)
Editing: Tatiana Paporova (Soyuzmultfilm)
Sound Engineer: Boris Fil'chikov (Soyuzmultfilm)
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Dubbing: Soyuzmultfilm
Production: MC Entertainment
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