SOS! Tokyo Metro Explorers: The Next (2007) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 19, 2007

Original Title:
新SOS大東京探検隊

Alternate Titles:
Shin SOS Dai Tokyo Tankentai

Genres:
Adventure | Animation

Production Companies:
SUNRISE

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 42

Summer, 2006. A 5th grader Ryuhei discovers a notebook entitled "Tokyo Exploring Records." It was a journal kept by his father, Shohei, when he was around Ryuhei's age. Ryuhei forms his own exploration party with his friends Shun and Yoshio. One summer day, the party and Ryuhei's younger brother Sasuke who happens to tag along, heads to the dungeon looking for a treasure indicated on the journal

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Animation:
Tomonari Nakajima

Animation Director:
Hidekazu Ohara

Animation Production Assistant:
Mitsunori Murata

Art Direction:
Junichi Taniguchi

CGI Director:
Masashi Kokubo

Character Designer:
Katsuhiro Otomo
Hidekazu Ohara

Color Designer:
Nagisa Abe

Compositing Artist:
Mitsuhiro Sato

Creator:
Katsuhiro Otomo

Director:
Shinji Takagi

Editor:
Takeshi Seyama

Modeling:
Hiroki Yamada

Music:
Yoshihiro Ike

Production Manager:
Hideo Matsushita

Screenplay:
Sadayuki Murai

Sound Director:
Keiichi Momose

Special Effects Supervisor:
Takashi Hashimoto

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