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The Guyver: Bio-Booster Armor (1989) [N/A]

Featuring:
Takeshi Kusao, Yûko Mizutani, Hideyuki Tanaka


Release Date:
September 25, 1989

Original Title:
強殖装甲ガイバー

Alternate Titles:
Armadura Bio-Aceleradora Guyver
Bio-Booster Armor Guyver
Kyôshoku sôkô Guyver
Гайвер: Биоусиленная броня
강식장갑 가이버

Genres:
Action | Animation | Horror | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Animate Film
Fizz Sound Creation
K-Production
Seion Studio
Tokuma Shoten
Tokyo Laboratory

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15 

Runtime: 360

Overview from TheMovieDB

Sho and his friend Tetsurou stumble upon an odd alien artifact while walking through the woods. Then, the alien artifact breaks free of its metallic bonds and enters Sho's body, turning him into the Guyver. With this new power, Sho must do battle with the evil Chronos corporation and their genetically enhanced Zoanoids, who seek to get the Guyver back into their labs. No one close to Sho is safe from Chronos. He must fight.

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The Guyver: Bio-Booster Armor (1989) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 7.5/10

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Production

Animation:
Akemi Konao
Harudoshi Fujishiro
Hisato Noma
Mitsuaki Kudo
Shingo Nagaya
Tomomi Haneda

Animation Director:
Shin Matsuo
Sumio Watanabe
Atsuo Tobe

Animation Supervisor:
Tsurumi Takeguchi

Art Direction:
Junichi Higashi

Background Designer:
Harumi Kitagawa
Kotoji Ijima
Sadako Nanzawa
Katsuyoshi Ichihara

Character Designer:
Yoshiki Takaya
Hidetoshi Omori

Cinematography:
Fumi Kobayashi
Katsumi Ota
Koji Sawada
Shigeo Negishi
Tatsuji Fukumoto

Co-Producer:
Ken Matsumoto

Color Designer:
Takao Yoshikawa

Color Timer:
Seiji Nakamura

Colorist:
Chieko Machida
Kazue Shiki
Matsuko Suzuki
Nobuko Igarashi

Comic Book:
Yoshiki Takaya

Compositing Artist:
Katsuaki Kamata
Kouji Aoki

Creator:
Yoshiki Takaya

Director:
Koichi Ishiguro
Masahiro Otani
Naoto Hashimoto

Director of Photography:
Seiichi Morishita

Executive Producer:
Masaki Sawanobori
Hideo Takano

Key Animation:
Kenichiro Nakamura
Akira Takeuchi
Kazuto Nakazawa
Keiji Gotoh
Keisuke Morishita
Ken Ootsuka
Kouichi Arai
Rihiro Yamane
Masami Abe
Ryuji Shiromae
Shin Matsuo
Shinichi Toda
Shinsaku Kozuma
Tsutomu Ohshiro
Yasuo Fujiyama

Line Producer:
Seichi Watanabe

Modeling:
Masaya Ichida

Music:
Eiji Kawamura
Reijirō Koroku

Music Director:
Toshimichi Otsuki

Producer:
Nagateru Kato

Production Office Coordinator:
Tadashi Watanabe

Production Supervisor:
Makoto Watanabe
Yoshiki Takaya

Recording Supervision:
Yoshio Obara

Schedule Coordinator:
Yoshi Sekiguchi

Screenplay:
Motonori Tachikawa
Riku Sanjou

Sound Director:
Jun Watanabe
Hiroyuki Hayase

Sound Effects:
Katsumi Itou
Koji Suyama

Special Effects:
Daisuke Inbo
Ken Oia

Storyboard:
Hiroshi Negishi
Takaaki Ishiyama
Masayuki Ozeki

Storyboard Artist:
Hidetoshi Omori
Hideaki Ōba

Theme Song Performance:
Katsumi Yamaura
Shin'ichi Ishihara

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