Aura Battler Dunbine (1983-1984)

Premiere:
February 5, 1983

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 49

Finale:
January 7, 1984

Creators:
Yoshiyuki Tomino

Original Title:
聖戦士ダンバイン

Alternate Titles:
Holy Warrior Dunbine
Seisenshi Dunbine
圣战士登拜因
聖戰士丹拜因

Genres:
Action & Adventure | Animation | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | War & Politics

Production Companies:
Nagoya Broadcasting Network
SUNRISE
Sotsu

Countries:
JP

After a motocross accident, Show Zama was pulled from Japan into the mystical world of Byston Well, where he and others from Earth were reicruited by Lord Drake Luft to pilot his newest weapons, the Aura Battlers, a combination of Byston Well magic and Earthien technology. However, in the heat of battle, Show is approached by Marvel, a woman from Earth, who convinces him of Luft's sinister intentions.

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Animation Director:
Tomonori Kogawa

Art Direction:
Shigemi Ikeda

Character Designer:
Tomonori Kogawa

Color Designer:
Naoyo Tobe
Kiyoko Takashima

Director:
Yoshiyuki Tomino

Director of Photography:
Akio Saitou

Editor:
Yumiko Fuse

Mechanical Designer:
Kazutaka Miyatake
Yutaka Izubuchi

Music:
Katsuhiro Tsubonou

Original Story:
Yoshiyuki Tomino

Producer:
Kei Moriyama
Kuniaki Oonishi
Hironori Nakagawa

Sound:
Keiko Senda

Sound Director:
Sadayoshi Fujino

Sound Effects:
Michihiro Itou

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