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| name = Marvel Anime: Iron Man |
| name = Marvel Anime: Iron Man |
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+ | | image = Marvel Anime Iron Man Title Card.PNG |
− | | begin_date = |
+ | | begin_date = October 1, 2010 |
− | | end_date = |
+ | | end_date = December 17, 2010 |
− | | num_ep = |
+ | | num_ep = [[Marvel Anime: Iron Man Episodes|12]] |
− | | writer = |
+ | | writer = [[Toshiki Inoue]] |
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− | | chan = [[G4]] |
+ | | chan = [[Animax]] (Japan)<br/>[[G4]] (United States)<br/>[[Sci Fi Channel]] (Australia) |
− | | prev = {{ |
+ | | prev = {{aemh}} |
− | | next = {{ |
+ | | next = {{maw}} |
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+ | '''''Marvel Anime: Iron Man''''' is a series that ran between October 1st and December 17th in 2010. It was part of the [[Madhouse Universe|''Madhouse'' series]] along with {{maw}}, {{maxm}}, and {{mab}}. |
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+ | It was the sixth series to prominently feature Iron Man after {{msh}}, {{im}}, {{imaa}}, {{shss}}, and {{aemh}}. |
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==Story== |
==Story== |
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+ | {{C|Iron Man|maim|Tony Stark}} decides to retire as Iron Man and travels to {{C|Japan|maim}} to train a group of pilots to try out the {{C|Iron Man Dio Armor|maim}} as his replacement, as well as supervising the new Arc Reactor that would give Japan free energy. Things begin to fall apart when the Dio Armor is stolen by the organization known as {{C|Zodiac|maim}}. Tony is forced out of retirement to once again wear the {{C|Iron Man Armor|maim}} to defend Japan from Zodiac. Along the way, he must also investigate {{C|AIM|maim}} as well as facing off against his former friend {{C|Ho Yinsen|maim}}. But when he learns that Dr. {{C|Chika Tanaka|maim}} is a Zodiac agent, he discovers a conspiracy to use his technology to make Japan a major military power once again. |
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+ | ==Background== |
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+ | The visuals in the opening theme song is based on the film [[wikipedia:Iron Man 2|''Iron Man 2'']]. |
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+ | ==Cast== |
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+ | {| class="wikitable" |
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+ | |- |
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+ | !Japanese Voice |
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+ | !English Voice |
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+ | !Character |
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+ | |[[Keiji Fujiwara]] |
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+ | |[[Adrian Pasdar]] |
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+ | |{{C|Iron Man|maim}}/Tony Stark |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Takako Honda]] |
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+ | |[[Laura Bailey]] |
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+ | |{{C|Chika Tanaka|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Shizuka Ito]] |
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+ | |[[Eden Riegel]] |
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+ | |{{C|Nanami Ota|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Jin Yamanoi]] |
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+ | |[[Travis Willingham]] |
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+ | |{{C|Nagato Sakurai|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Jin Yamanoi]] |
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+ | |Unknown |
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+ | |{{C|Ramon Zero|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Hiroaki Hirata]] |
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+ | |[[Kyle Hebert]] |
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+ | |{{C|Ho Yinsen|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Unsho Ishizuka]] |
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+ | |[[Neil Kaplan]] |
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+ | |{{C|Kuroda|maim}}<br/>{{C|Rasetsu|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Hiroe Oka]] |
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+ | |[[Cindy Robinson]] |
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+ | |{{C|Pepper Potts|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |[[Rikiya Koyama]] |
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+ | |[[Milo Ventimiglia]] |
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+ | |{{C|Wolverine|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |Unknown |
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+ | |[[Daran Norris]] |
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+ | |{{C|Nomura|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |Unknown |
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+ | |[[Troy Baker]] |
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+ | |{{C|Ohno|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |Unknown |
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+ | |[[Benjamin Diskin]] |
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+ | |{{C|Ichiro Masuda|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | |Unknown |
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+ | |[[Michael Donovan]] |
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+ | |{{C|Nakai|maim}} |
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+ | |- |
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+ | | |
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+ | |[[Jean-Benoît Blanc]]<br/>[[Vic Mignogna]]<br/>[[Tony Oliver]]<br/>[[Kirsten Potter]]<br/>[[Michael Sinterniklaas]] |
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+ | |Additional Voices |
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+ | |} |
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==Animation== |
==Animation== |
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− | Animation |
+ | Animation was done by the Japanese company [[Madhouse]]. The animation is a combination of traditional animation with computer generated imagery. |
==Trailer== |
==Trailer== |
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+ | [[File:Iron Man Anime Trailer|500px|center]] |
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− | {{{YouTube code|<youtube width="640" height="385">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4Q7xgxDJh4</youtube>}}} |
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− | == |
+ | ==Episodes== |
+ | :''See also [[Marvel Anime: Iron Man Episodes]].'' |
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+ | Like the other three ''Marvel Anime'' series, ''Iron Man'' only lasted twelve episodes. |
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==Reception== |
==Reception== |
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+ | R.L. Shaffer of IGN gave the series a 7 (Good) out of 10. He said that this series and {{maxm}} weren't perfect and were flawed in structure and execution. He claimed that neither series succeeded in capturing the magic of the comic books. Though he did feel that ''Iron Man'' was more faithful than ''X-Men'' and featured less filler with having a better grasp on Tony Stark. The fewer characters left more room for character development and the action was engaging. He felt that while it was flawed the series was more emotional and action packed. He did say the English dub was strong. "The Iron Man Anime is much better than the ''X-Men'' Anime, but it's still not a perfect melding of the two mediums – comic books and anime. However, if you're an Iron Man lover, you should definitely consider checking this one out, if only to see how the adaptation came to life under a Japanese eye." [http://dvd.ign.com/articles/122/1223920p1.html] |
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+ | James Harvey of Marvel Animation Age said that while he was not a fan of anime he enjoyed the series. He noted that the series was certainly not perfect but was enjoyable. He enjoyed the mature take on the character that not just focused on action but on the business and political ramifications of his actions. He felt this series was slightly weaker compared to ''X-Men'' as it took some obvious breaks with the narrative and gets sidetracked. He did enjoy the finale as it wrapped up the story. He complained that the series had a villain of the week format, though they did factor into the overall story. He did feel that the Wolverine cameo was useless serving no purpose. He did enjoy the voice acting, though felt that Pasdar was too stiff as Tony but fit into the role around the second half. He said the series stayed true to the comic book and had a good story giving fans something to enjoy. "Overall, Iron Man Anime is a worthwhile installment of the Marvel Anime line, despite the hiccups here and there. While the onslaught of somewhat repetitive enemies does get a bit tiresome, the characters and their respective personalities does save it. Toss in some solid animation and voice acting and it’s a fairly good product overall. It does have the tendency to drag or get off-track on occasion, but overall I found it pretty fun, mostly thanks to the enjoyable characters. The best part is...it feels like Iron Man. It brings the characters alive in a respectful manner that no fan should be able to pass up. [...] It’s not the best Marvel Anime product, but it is one that is easily accessible and quick to pick up." [http://www.nickandmore.com/2012/04/30/iron-man-anime-shaky-but-satisfying/] |
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− | ==Seasons== |
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− | There are twelve episodes currently ordered for the first season. |
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− | == |
+ | ==External links== |
+ | *[http://www.animax.co.jp/marvelanime/ironman/ Official Website] (Japanese) |
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+ | *[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1707807/ Internet Movie Database] |
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+ | *[[wikipedia:Marvel Anime|Wikipedia]] |
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+ | *[http://marvel.wikia.com/Marvel_Anime Marvel Database] |
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+ | {{Marvel Anime: Iron Man 2010 Episodes}} |
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+ | {{Madhouse Universe}} |
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+ | {{DEFAULTSORT:Iron Man, Marvel Anime}} |
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− | ==External Links== |
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+ | [[Category:Anime]] |
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+ | [[Category:Marvel Anime: Iron Man]] |
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+ | [[Category:Madhouse Animated Universe]] |
Latest revision as of 02:05, 14 August 2020
This article is written from the Real World perspective |
Marvel Anime: Iron Man | |
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Beginning date | October 1, 2010 |
End date | December 17, 2010 |
Number of Episodes | 12 |
Writers | Toshiki Inoue |
Original Channel | Animax (Japan) G4 (United States) Sci Fi Channel (Australia) |
Previous Series | The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes |
Next Series | Marvel Anime: Wolverine |
Marvel Anime: Iron Man is a series that ran between October 1st and December 17th in 2010. It was part of the Madhouse series along with Marvel Anime: Wolverine, Marvel Anime: X-Men, and Marvel Anime: Blade.
It was the sixth series to prominently feature Iron Man after The Marvel Super Heroes, Iron Man, Iron Man: Armored Adventures, The Super Hero Squad Show, and The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
Story
Tony Stark decides to retire as Iron Man and travels to Japan to train a group of pilots to try out the Iron Man Dio Armor as his replacement, as well as supervising the new Arc Reactor that would give Japan free energy. Things begin to fall apart when the Dio Armor is stolen by the organization known as Zodiac. Tony is forced out of retirement to once again wear the Iron Man Armor to defend Japan from Zodiac. Along the way, he must also investigate AIM as well as facing off against his former friend Ho Yinsen. But when he learns that Dr. Chika Tanaka is a Zodiac agent, he discovers a conspiracy to use his technology to make Japan a major military power once again.
Background
The visuals in the opening theme song is based on the film Iron Man 2.
Cast
Japanese Voice | English Voice | Character |
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Keiji Fujiwara | Adrian Pasdar | Iron Man/Tony Stark |
Takako Honda | Laura Bailey | Chika Tanaka |
Shizuka Ito | Eden Riegel | Nanami Ota |
Jin Yamanoi | Travis Willingham | Nagato Sakurai |
Jin Yamanoi | Unknown | Ramon Zero |
Hiroaki Hirata | Kyle Hebert | Ho Yinsen |
Unsho Ishizuka | Neil Kaplan | Kuroda Rasetsu |
Hiroe Oka | Cindy Robinson | Pepper Potts |
Rikiya Koyama | Milo Ventimiglia | Wolverine |
Unknown | Daran Norris | Nomura |
Unknown | Troy Baker | Ohno |
Unknown | Benjamin Diskin | Ichiro Masuda |
Unknown | Michael Donovan | Nakai |
Jean-Benoît Blanc Vic Mignogna Tony Oliver Kirsten Potter Michael Sinterniklaas |
Additional Voices |
Animation
Animation was done by the Japanese company Madhouse. The animation is a combination of traditional animation with computer generated imagery.
Trailer
Episodes
- See also Marvel Anime: Iron Man Episodes.
Like the other three Marvel Anime series, Iron Man only lasted twelve episodes.
Reception
R.L. Shaffer of IGN gave the series a 7 (Good) out of 10. He said that this series and Marvel Anime: X-Men weren't perfect and were flawed in structure and execution. He claimed that neither series succeeded in capturing the magic of the comic books. Though he did feel that Iron Man was more faithful than X-Men and featured less filler with having a better grasp on Tony Stark. The fewer characters left more room for character development and the action was engaging. He felt that while it was flawed the series was more emotional and action packed. He did say the English dub was strong. "The Iron Man Anime is much better than the X-Men Anime, but it's still not a perfect melding of the two mediums – comic books and anime. However, if you're an Iron Man lover, you should definitely consider checking this one out, if only to see how the adaptation came to life under a Japanese eye." [1]
James Harvey of Marvel Animation Age said that while he was not a fan of anime he enjoyed the series. He noted that the series was certainly not perfect but was enjoyable. He enjoyed the mature take on the character that not just focused on action but on the business and political ramifications of his actions. He felt this series was slightly weaker compared to X-Men as it took some obvious breaks with the narrative and gets sidetracked. He did enjoy the finale as it wrapped up the story. He complained that the series had a villain of the week format, though they did factor into the overall story. He did feel that the Wolverine cameo was useless serving no purpose. He did enjoy the voice acting, though felt that Pasdar was too stiff as Tony but fit into the role around the second half. He said the series stayed true to the comic book and had a good story giving fans something to enjoy. "Overall, Iron Man Anime is a worthwhile installment of the Marvel Anime line, despite the hiccups here and there. While the onslaught of somewhat repetitive enemies does get a bit tiresome, the characters and their respective personalities does save it. Toss in some solid animation and voice acting and it’s a fairly good product overall. It does have the tendency to drag or get off-track on occasion, but overall I found it pretty fun, mostly thanks to the enjoyable characters. The best part is...it feels like Iron Man. It brings the characters alive in a respectful manner that no fan should be able to pass up. [...] It’s not the best Marvel Anime product, but it is one that is easily accessible and quick to pick up." [2]
External links
Marvel Anime: Iron Man Episodes | |
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Episodes | "Japan: Enter Iron Man" • "Going Nuclear" • "Reap the Whirlwind" • "A Twist of Memory, A Turn of the Mind" • "Outbreak" • "Technical Difficulties" • "At the Mercy of My Friends" • "Daughter of the Zodiac" • "A Duel of Iron" • "Casualties of War" • "The Beginning of the End" • "Endgame" |
Related | Iron Man: Rise of Technovore • Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher |
Madhouse Universe | |
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Series | Marvel Anime: Iron Man • Marvel Anime: Wolverine • Marvel Anime: X-Men • Marvel Anime: Blade |
Features | Iron Man: Rise of Technovore • Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher |