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Main Title	Uchuu no Kishi Tekkaman Blade II (a216)
Official Title	javerified 宇宙の騎士テッカマンブレード II
Official Title	en Tekkaman Blade II
Type	OVA, 6 episodes
Year	21.07.1994 until 21.04.1995
Season	Summer 1994
Tags	[similar]
Resources	Official website Wiki (en) Wiki (jp) Allcinema Anison ANN MAL
Rating	3.80 (245)
Average	6.01 (248)
Review Rating	3.50 (1)
Added by	hidden on 2002-10-02 20:47
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Main Title	Uchuu no Kishi Tekkaman Blade II (a216)
Official Title	javerified 宇宙の騎士テッカマンブレード II
Official Title	en Tekkaman Blade II
Synonym	Space Knight Tekkaman Blade 2, Space Knight Tekkaman Blade OVA, Uchuu no Kishi Tekkaman Blade 2, Uchuu no Kishi Tekkaman Blade OVA
Short	tekkaman ova, teknoman ova

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Direction:	Tonokatsu Hideki
Character Design:	Sano Hirotoshi
Music:	Kudou Takashi
Work:	Tatsunoko Production

Ten years since the end of the last war against the Radam, a new team of Space Knights has been assembled under the lead of Aki and D-Boy. The first mission of the new Tekkaman is to defeat the Radam, but a new threat looms on the horizon.

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by tijn on 2011-03-20 12:27

I saw the first series as i was growing up and would recommend it for all. After watching this series i wished they had never made it and left it at the end of the first. Disappointing watch for me.

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by 13thhiko on 2010-10-07 18:19

much much better than the 1st Tekkaman Blade.

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by ThatAnimeSnob on 2008-12-18 19:50

Rating: 3.5

Approval: 86.4% (1 votes)

Oh, my God! They killed Tekkaman! – You bastards!
This was a South Park joke that reflects my thoughts about this title. It’s a joke! They killed all the beauty of the original by making a pathetic sequel to a good series.

ART SECTION: 7/10
Although better than in the previous season, the graphics are still medium to good for. There is lot of attention given on explosions and transformations, but all these are quite common for a 90’s series.

SOUND SECTION: 5/10
The sound department has nothing interesting to offer. Unlike the previous season which had awesome rock/pop pieces, these ones are completely generic and forgettable.

STORY SECTION: 4/10
A very shallow scenario that became even shallower…
- Continuing the story a few years after the previous season, the insectoid aliens attack Earth once again, this time with great masses of Tekkamen. Humans now can also use the alien technology of these bioorganic suits without alien parasites possessing them. The first team of fighters is given a transformation crystal each and is sent to stop the invasion.
- Most of the scenario elements are pretty typical in superhero series. The protagonists use an energy crystal to transform, yell sound activating special attacks and even fight with far-east-like style of fighting. It could still be something interesting if they were flavoring it as they did with the first season. There are unfortunately no plot twists and the story is short and remains stale, thus you are left with nothing to care about.

CHARACTER SECTION: 3/10
- There is no character development and no strong personalities in the story, all resort of the short duration. There ae some interesting topics around humanity present here as well but there is hardly any immersion given to care. It is also hard to believe how such a klutz girl could be chosen as Tekkaman, or even being the leading character. How could the scriptwriters replace the dramatic and cool characters of the previous season with these dorks, and then expect us to like them? Very disappointing!
- The villains are also faceless mooks to the most part and again there is nothing to care about them as well.
- There are a few appearances from characters of the previous series but you see nothing new about them or get enough time to bind with them. Very, very disappointing!

VALUE & ENJOYMENT SECTIONS: 1/10
- The Tekkaman suits are no longer imposing as they were in the 80’s (too much competition). Without a main attraction and with a small number of mediocre episodes, you are left with a bitter aftertaste.
- The previous Tekkaman series had great battles because all Tekkamen were a few elite killing machines that only other Tekkamen could cope with. Here, Tekkamen are greatly undermined as they are debunked into mass production, typical fighting suits that anyone can acquire and use. Plus, they are used by inexperienced fighters, making the battles appear comical or even ridiculous. And of course there is no alien parasite to offer a backlash for their power.
- As for the non-action time, there are poor attempts at keeping us interested by shoveling us panties shots, nude and cameo appearances by characters from the previous series. By replacing the tragic element with sleazy ecchi scenes, the producers dug their own graves. There is hardly any time for character development and everything is about waiting for the next battle and listening to things we already know from the previous season.
- The last nail in the coffin comes from the fact that all major battles are actually won by the heroes of the first season. The cast of the second season is completely weak and useless and have to resort in summoning the veterans to end everything in a few seconds. So what is the point in having them battling for so long in the first place? You just feel everything is pointless.

VERDICT: 3.5 / 10
The accused is found … GUILTY! … He is not cool anymore.

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Aki (アキ)

voiced by: Hayashibara Megumi

D Boy (Dボウイ)

voiced by: Morikawa Toshiyuki

David (ダービット)

voiced by: Okiayu Ryoutarou

Natascha (ナターシャ)

voiced by: Honda Chieko

Yumi (ユミ)

voiced by: Kouda Mariko

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Credit	Name	in Episodes	Comment
Direction (監督)	Tonokatsu Hideki
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン)	Sano Hirotoshi
Sci-Fi Setting Assistance (SF考察協力)	Takayama Katsuhiko
Main Mechanical Design (メインメカニックデザイン)	Nakahara Rei
Main Mechanical Design (メインメカニックデザイン)	Sayama Yoshinori
Music (音楽)	Kudou Takashi
Music Work (音楽制作)	Starchild Records
Sound Direction (音響監督)	Tanaka Hideyuki
Sound Work (音響制作)	Audio Tanaka
Sound Effects (効果)	Jinbo Daisuke		Swara Pro (スワラプロ)
Editing (編集)	Miki Sachiko
Art Direction (美術監督)	Umino Yoshimi
Colour Coordinator (カラーコーディネーター)	Sakuma Kumiko	1-5
Photographic Direction (撮影監督)	Yokoyama Koutarou
Production Manager (制作管理)	Shibata Masaru
Production Manager (制作管理)	大平秀明
Planning (企画)	Furusawa Jouji
	Inagaki Mitsushige
	Ueda Motoki
Work (制作)	Sotsu Agency
Work (制作)	Tatsunoko Production
Production (製作)	Kuri Ippei

Script/Screenplay (脚本)	Kawasaki Hiroyuki
Storyboard (絵コンテ)	Tonokatsu Hideki	1-6
Episode Direction (演出)	Tonokatsu Hideki	1, 3-4, 6
	Chiba Daisuke	2
	Suzuki Yoshio	5
Animation Direction (作画監督)	Kuhara Shigeki	1, 4-6
	Suda Masami	2
	Kano Akira	3
Assistant Animation Direction (作画監督補佐)	Kizaki Fuminori	6
Assistant Animation Direction (作画監督補佐)	Sano Hirotoshi	6
Mechanical Animation Direction (メカ作監)	Nakamura Yutaka	3-6
Key Animation (原画)	Iguchi Chuuichi	1
	Kamogawa Yutaka	1
	Katou Shigeru	1
	Kimura Takeshi	1
	Okabayashi Toshiyuki	1
	Saitou Hisashi	1
	Suda Masami	1
	小田麻里	1
	Kano Akira	1-2
	Yamada Tatsuo	1-2
	Kawakami Shuuji	1-4
	Tomioka Takashi	1-6
	Itou Naoyuki	1-3, 6
	Kikuchi Youko	1-2, 5
	Gotou Keiji	1, 5
	Obunai Mitsuru	1, 6
	Gotou Noriko	2
	Ishino Satoshi	2
	Takahashi Tooru	2
	小林是羅	2-3
	Tamura Katsuyuki	2-6
	Hasegawa Shin`ya	2, 4
	Kasuga Kaori	3
	Kouzuma Shinsaku	3
	Nishida Miyako	3
	Ono Takashi	3
	川島一晃	3
	柏崎麻衣子	3
	黄嶋京	3
	Kado Tomoaki	3-4
	Morishima Noriko	3-4
	Maesawa Hiromi	3-6
	Murata Toshiharu	4
	菅沼洋子	4
	Hoshi Kazunobu	4, 6
	Kizaki Fuminori	4, 6
	Gotou Masami	5
	Teraoka Kenji	5
	Yuki Chihiro	5-6
	Kakita Hideki	6
	Kawamoto Toshihiro	6
	Kinoshita Yuuki	6
	Kuhara Shigeki	6
	Naka Morifumi	6
	Nakamura Yutaka	6
In-Between Animation Inspection (動画作監)	Gotou Noriko	1-2, 4-6
In-Between Animation Inspection (動画作監)	Maesawa Hiromi	1, 6
In-Between Animation (動画)	Doga Kobo	1
	HAKAM	1
	Last House	1
	MULYONO	1
	Production I.G	1
	RUSMANA	1
	SANJAYA	1
	SAPUTRA	1
	SETYO	1
	SOKA	1
	SYAHAR	1
	SYAIFUDDIN	1
	WIJAYA	1
	Imai Yukiko	1-2	as 今井ユキコ
	Tamazawa Douga-sha	1-2
	Sano Takashi	1-3
	土屋佳正	1-3
	Maasa	1-6
	Studio Mark	1-6
	Monsieur Onion Production	1-4, 6
	Anime Toro Toro	1, 3-4, 6
	Studio Deen	1, 5-6
	FIRMANTO	2
	Horikawa Naoya	2
	IWAN	2
	Kasuga Kaori	2
	NGURAH	2
	Nishida Miyako	2
	Ono Takashi	2
	PASEK	2
	ROSHI	2
	SAYAN	2
	SILFESTER	2
	SUASTRA	2
	Tomita Mihoko	2
	ZAENAL	2
	最上晶洋	2
	木村賢二	2
	松崎麻衣子	2
	関沼正幸	2
	阿部茂雄	2
	高橋克彦	2
	HARIYONO	2-3
	NEOX	2-3
	Studio Takuranke	2-3
	江浦昭一	2-3
	FITRIYADI	3
	KUSTARMANA	3
	MARETANA	3
	Nagano Marie	3
	ROHMAN	3
	SLAMET	3
	Studio Live	3
	SUDARKO	3
	SUMATRA	3
	SYARIF	3
	WAHYU	3
	東京ムーアニメーションスタジオ	3
	神内晃	3
	荒井智	3
	Anime Spot	3-6
	Tokyo Animation Center	3-6
	Studio Kuma	3, 5
	A.P.P.P.	4
D.A.S.T Corporation	4
MI	4
Whisky Studio	4
神津光	4
竹花美和子	4
Kino Production	4-6
FAI International	5
Kawabata Hideo	5-6
サプトラ	6
サヤン	6
サンジャ	6
シャイフディン	6
スアストラ	6
スダリコ	6
スラメット	6
ソカ	6
ハカム	6
フィットリアディ	6
Finishing/Clean-up Inspection (検査)	Iijima Takae	1-6
Finishing/Clean-up Inspection (検査)	Chiba Tomoko	4-6
Finishing/Clean-up (仕上げ)	ARINI	1
	ARTIKA	1
	BUDA	1
	DHARMA	1
	FATIMAH	1
	SELAVET-RANDI	1
	WAHAYA	1
	YUDIYA	1
	MARTIKA	1-2
	MURNIATI	1-2
	Kitazume Eiko	1-3
	Kodaka Chieko	1-3
	Momose Kiyoko	1-3
	Shibata Fumiko	1-3
	中村明美	1-3
	八木千恵	1-3
	岡千家子	1-3
	岸本游	1-3
	横山照子	1-3
	管晶子	1-3
	霧生美奈子	1-3
	Maasa	1-6
	ANTARI	2
	MENDRI	2
	METRI	2
	NARYDA	2
	RAVIAHA	2
	SRI MULYANI	2
	SUKARSANA	2
	TEGUH	2
	ARTAYASA	3
	Chiba Tomoko	3
	ENNY	3
	MULIYEN	3
	RISWANDI	3
	SARIN	3
	SITI	3
	SUKARJA	3
	TIRTAYASA	3
	FAI International	3-6
	神内晃	4-5
	Tatsunoko Colour Centre	4-6
	アルタヤサ	6
	アルティカ	6
	アンタリ	6
	スラメット	6
	ダルマ	6
	マルティカ	6
	ムティマ	6
	ムルニアティ	6
	メンドリ	6
	ラピア	6
Background Art (背景)	Ogura Kazuo	1-3
	Satou Masaru	1-3
	Umino Yoshimi	1-3
	Yoshino Akiko	1-3
	Kawai Fumie	1-4
	Ogawa Megumi	1-5
	Asano Chie	1-6
	Koyama Toshihisa	1-6
	Nagashima Wakana	1-6
	Okada Kouji	1-6
	Oozeki Masami	1-6
	Production Ai	1-6
	Yamada Katsuhiro	1-6
	Kataoka Keiko	1-3, 5
	Takayama Hachidai	1-3, 6
	Asakura Chitose	2-3
	Ogawa Yukiko	2-3
	Sakanoue Fuyuki	6
Special Effects (特殊効果)	森拓也	1-3
Special Effects (特殊効果)	Oota Noriyuki	4-6
Photography (撮影)	姥貝美穂	1-5
	Aizawa Kenshirou	1-6
	Takekawa Masashi	1-6
	Yokoyama Masahiko	1-6
	荒井麻衣子	1-6
	Haijima Naohisa	6
	Hisano Toshikazu	6
	Ikegami Motoaki	6
	Ikegami Shinji	6
	Kuroda Youichi	6
	Maebara Katsunori	6
	Noguchi Hiroshi	6
	Ono Yuuichi	6
	Oofuji Tetsuo	6
	Shimada Takashi	6
	Studio Cosmos	6
	Suzuki Noriko	6
Lith Work (リスワーク)	Maki Pro	1-6
Main Title Design (メインタイトルデザイン)	Jinguuji Noriyuki	1-6
Main Title Design (メインタイトルデザイン)	Murakami Yutaka	1-6
Title (タイトル)	Maki Pro	1-6
Film Processing (現像)	Tokyo Genzousho	1-6
Film Editing (VTRワーク)	Sony PCL	4-6
Recording (録音)	Obara Yoshio	1-6
Recording Studio (録音スタジオ)	TAVAC	1-6
Production Desk (制作デスク)	Horikawa Kenji	1-6
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行)	小林是也	1-3
	Nishino Dai	1-6
	Yoshida Masao	4-6
Production Office Work (制作事務)	竹久保満枝	1-6
Production Office Work (制作事務)	西尾美子	1-6

songs 4u6uw

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Relation	Song	Rating	Credit	Staff
opening	Reincarnation	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Okui Masami
			Lyrics (作詞)	Arimori Satomi
			Music Composition (作曲)	Kudou Takashi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Yabuki Toshirou
ending	It`s Destiny: Yatto Meguriaeta	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Okui Masami
			Lyrics (作詞)	Arimori Satomi
			Music Composition (作曲)	Kudou Takashi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Yabuki Toshirou
	Live Alone Sennen Tatte mo	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Okui Masami
			Lyrics (作詞)	Arimori Satomi
			Music Composition (作曲)	Kudou Takashi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Yabuki Toshirou
	Reincarnation	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Okui Masami
			Lyrics (作詞)	Arimori Satomi
			Music Composition (作曲)	Kudou Takashi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Yabuki Toshirou
image song	It`s Destiny: Yatto Meguriaeta (New Version)	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Hayashibara Megumi
			Lyrics (作詞)	Arimori Satomi
			Music Composition (作曲)	Kudou Takashi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Yabuki Toshirou
	Nostalgic Lover	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Hayashibara Megumi
			Lyrics (作詞)	Arimori Satomi
			Music Composition (作曲)	Mitsumune Shinkichi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Mitsumune Shinkichi
	Reincarnation (New Version)	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Hayashibara Megumi
			Lyrics (作詞)	Arimori Satomi
			Music Composition (作曲)	Kudou Takashi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Yabuki Toshirou
	Ryoute Ippai no Yume	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Okui Masami
			Lyrics (作詞)	Arimori Satomi
			Music Composition (作曲)	Kudou Takashi
			Music Arrangement (編曲)	Okui Masami

discography 64i20

Enfleurage

Album, 15 tracks, 03.03.1995

Hayashibara Megumi

Gyuu

Album, 14 tracks, 21.04.1995

Okui Masami

Bertemu

Album, 14 tracks, 01.11.1996

Hayashibara Megumi

S-mode #1

Album, 23 tracks, 21.03.2001

Okui Masami

Starchild Memories

Album, 15 tracks, 27.08.2003

Kusao Takeshi, [...]

Group status t6e62

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Last Update	Name	State	N	HE	SP	Languages	Source	Rating	Cmts
27.12.2023	AI-Raws	complete		6	0	ja	Blu-ray	N/A (0)	0
05.06.2021	GHOST	complete		6	0	ja en en	Blu-ray	N/A (0)	0
25.01.2020	sxales	complete	N	6	0	ja en en	Blu-ray	N/A (0)	0
26.08.2019	M74	complete		6	0	ja en en	Blu-ray	N/A (0)	0
27.10.2017	Moozzi2	complete		6	0	ja	Blu-ray	N/A (0)	0
07.03.2015	ALVN	complete		6	0	ja es	TV	N/A (0)	0
21.08.2013	AnimeRevolution [AREV]	complete		6	0	ja en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
26.11.2007	DBNL	complete		6	0	ja en en	DVD	N/A (3)	0
09.06.2007	Psychlo-Anime [P-A]	complete		6	0	ja en	DVD	N/A (1)	0
18.01.2007	HD	complete		6	0	ja en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
10.03.2004	a4e	complete		6	0	ja en en	DVD	N/A (4)	0
	no group	complete finished ongoing stalled dropped specials only all

Episodes 4b45n

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EP	Title	Duration	Air Date
1	Virgin-Flush	30m	21.07.1994
2	Virgin-Blood	30m	24.08.1994
3	Virgin-Dream	30m	21.09.1994
4	Dead-Boy	30m	22.02.1995
5	Dirty Night	30m	24.03.1995
6	Dangerous-Boys	30m	21.04.1995

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