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Dandy
Main
Meow
Main
QT
Main
033H
Supporting
Adélie's Grandfather
Supporting
Admiral Perry
Supporting
Adélie
Supporting
Alethia
Supporting
Bee
Supporting
Chimama
Supporting
Justin Cook
Producer
Masahiko Minami
Producer, Planning
Motoki Mukaichi
Producer
Hirotsugu Ogisu
Producer
Ryouta Ozaki
Assistant producer
Shingo Natsume
Director, Episode director, Storyboard, Key animation
Masaharu Watanabe
Director, Episode director, Script, Storyboard
Eun-Young Choi
Episode director, Script, Storyboard, Key animation, Original creator, Character design
Hiroshi Hamasaki
Episode director, Storyboard, Key animation
Akemi Hayashi
Episode director, Storyboard
Space Dandy
#24,874Rank
- Comedy
- Sci-Fi
- Adult Cast
- Space
Synopsis
Dandy is a groovy, pompadour-wearing man who explores the stars in search of strange aliens for money, desiring to visit his favorite place: BooBies, the best diner in all the cosmos. Traversing the galaxies in his trusty ship, the Aloha Oe, Dandy is accompanied by his two equally unique friends: QT, the vacuum cleaner robot; and Meow, an alien with a cat-like appearance.
Although exciting, Dandy's job is never simple, and each new day promises a completely different, thrilling adventure. Together, Dandy and his crew get dragged into perilous journeys, misadventures in romance, and out of this world scenarios—all whilst steering clear of the evil scientist, Dr. Gel of the Gogol Empire.
(Source: MAL)
Although exciting, Dandy's job is never simple, and each new day promises a completely different, thrilling adventure. Together, Dandy and his crew get dragged into perilous journeys, misadventures in romance, and out of this world scenarios—all whilst steering clear of the evil scientist, Dr. Gel of the Gogol Empire.
(Source: MAL)
Background
Space☆Dandy reunites a number of lead production staff members from Cowboy Bebop, including producer Masahiko Minami and director Shinichiro Watanabe. Its production involved as many as 70 animation creators and 20 musical artists as collaborators, with Watanabe insisting that artists could only use pre-1984 musical styles. Although character designer Yoshiyuki Itou is credited as an animation director, his designs were not standardized across the series, allowing for individual animators to express their style. The series was licensed in North America by Funimation. Due to licensing issues, their initial simulcast used the instrumental track Cosmic Adventure by jazz band Mountain Mocha Kilimanjaro as the opening song. Viva Namida was used from the 8th episode onwards.
Characters
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