

Score
6.4 / 10
Status
Finished Airing
Episodes
1
Studio
Nippon Animation
Also known as 未来少年コナン (1979) | Mirai Shounen Conan (Movie)
6.4/10
Community score
#4511
Rank
3.3K
Members
4
Favorites
In the aftermath of a war fought by magnetic weapons which caused massive earthquakes, a young and spunky boy naned Conan gets involved in a grand adventure. Conan lives in a world that is mostly oceans; the major land masses having been destroyed by the weapons of the great war. He meets a young girl named Lana, and they eventually foil the plans of the city-state of Industria which wants to regain the lethal weapons.
Mirai Shounen Conan (Movie) is a summarized version of the television series, but made without the involvement of the series' director Hayao Miyazaki. Due to significant changes made to adapt the story into a two-hour movie and the use of a different soundtrack, the result was not well-received by fans. To promote the film, a "Conan Festival" was held at Nippon Budokan on July 20, 1979. Nippon Broadcasting System ran a four-hour live broadcast during its All Night Nippon program on August 31, 1979, featuring a live radio drama of the film with a newly written script. The voice actors also made guest appearances and interacted with fans by phone. On August 8, 2012, Mirai Shounen Conan (Movie) was aired on NHK BS Premium as one of the Summer Vacation Anime Specials. For this purpose, it was digitally remastered.

Conan
Main
Voice: Ohara, Noriko (Japanese)

Lana
Main
Voice: Nobusawa, Mieko (Japanese)

Dongoroth
Supporting
Voice: Kamiyama, Takuzou (Japanese)

Dyce
Supporting
Voice: Nagai, Ichiro (Japanese)

Gutch
Supporting
Voice: Masuoka, Hiroshi (Japanese)

Jimsy
Supporting
Voice: Aoki, Kazuyo (Japanese)

Kuzuu
Supporting

Lepka
Supporting
Voice: Kayumi, Iemasa (Japanese)

Ken, Naoko
Theme Song Performance

Kawauchi, Hideo
Key Animation

Key, Alexander
Original Creator

Ootsuka, Yasuo
Character Design

Ozaki, Masayoshi
In-Between Animation

Saida, Toshitsugu
Key Animation
Openings
"Ai wo Mou Ichido (愛をもう一度)" by Naoko Ken (研ナオコ)
Endings
"Natsukashii Asa (なつかしい朝)" by Naoko Ken (研ナオコ)
English title
Future Boy Conan Movie
Romaji title
Mirai Shounen Conan (Movie)
Japanese title
未来少年コナン (1979)
Synonyms
Mirai Shounen Conan (1979), The Boy in Future (1979)
Main studio
Nippon Animation
Producers
Unknown
Licensors
Unknown
Japanese title
未来少年コナン (1979)