Oshiri Kajiri Mushi 3 (Bottom Biting Bug 3) - [Kinema Citrus] - [2014]

Sources: Ota-Suke, animenewsnetwork.com, animeclick.it

Prequel:  Oshiri Kajiri Mushi (TV 2) ,  Oshiri Kajiri Mushi (TV)

NHK Enterprises opened a website announcing that a third series of Oshiri Kajiri Mushi (Bottom Biting Bug), the weekly anime inspired by the hit children's song of the same name, will premiere on the NHK-BS Premiumchannel on October 6 at 6:25 p.m.

Masatsugu Arakawa will replace Kaori as co-director with Masayuki Kojima, but the studio Kinema Citrus is again animating the series. Issei Futamata will join the cast as Ichihei.

In the season's first episode, the main characters form a detective team after everyone in town wakes up to find their toothbrushes stolen.

The first season ran for 20 five-minute episodes and second season ran for 32.Crunchyroll streams the anime.

Italian:

Sta arrivando la terza stagione di corti con protagonista il simpatico insetto mordi-sedere, Oshiri Kajiri Mushi 3 (Bottom Biting Bug 3). NHK Enterprises ha aperto un nuovo sito dedicato all’anime, al debutto sulle emittenti nipponiche NHK e BS Premium il 6 ottobre alle alle 18:25.

Tornano le gag comiche che hanno per protagonista Oshiri Kajiri Mushi XVIII, un insetto di 10 anni che frequenta la Scuola per Mordere e che vuole ereditare il negozio di Morsi della sua famiglia. La seconda stagione "si focalizzerà sull'empatia". 

Oshiri Kajiri Mushi (letteralmente, l’Insetto Mordi-Sedere) è stata una canzone da hit-parade, nata dal programma musicale per bambini Minna no Uta nel 2007 e che ha venduto circa 300'000 copie. Dopo il successo ottenuto nell'autunno 2012 è stata adattata in una prima serie anime, di 20 episodi da 5 minuti l’uno; mentre la seconda serie anime ha debuttato il 30 settembre 2013, ed è durata 32 episodi.

Masayuki Kojima torna alla regia, ma non sarà più affiancato da Kaori, invece questa volta sarà più affiancato da Masatsugu Arakawa, nel ruolo di aiuto regista; Pierre Sugiura cura la sceneggiatura; mentre il character designer Uruma Delvi disegnerà nuovamente i personaggi; il tutto sempre presso lo studio Kinema Citrus.

藏獒多吉 The Tibetan Dog (Trailer) - [Masayuki Kojima] - [2011]

Trailer:

Full movie:

The Tibetan Dog
Directed by	Masayuki Kojima
Produced by	Yasuteru Iwase
Screenplay by	Naoto Inoue
Story by	Zhi Jun Yang
Music by	Shusei Murai
Production   company	Madhouse
Release date(s)	July 15, 2011 (China)[1] January 7, 2012 (Japan)[2]
Running time	90 minutes
Country	China Japan
Budget	CNY60 million[3]
Box office	CNY1.35 million (in China)[3]

The Tibetan Dog (Chinese: 藏獒多吉; Japanese: チベット犬物語 ～金色のドージェ～) is a 2011 Chinese/Japanese animated film directed by Masayuki Kojima, co-produced by Madhouse, China Film Group Corporation and Ciwen Pictures.^[4] It premiered at 51st Annecy Film Festival in June 2011. In this film, a young boy named Tenzing leaves for Tibet after his mother passes away to live with his Father in the prairies and encounters a true friend in form of a golden Tibetan Mastiff.^[5][6]

References

1. Jump up^ "中日首度合作动画电影《藏獒多吉》" (in Chinese). china.com. Retrieved 2011-11-01.
2. Jump up^ "Madhouse's Tibetan Dog Film Slated for January 7". Anime News Network. 2011-10-20. Retrieved 2011-10-21.
3. ^ Jump up to:^a b An Wei (2011-11-22). "Behind China’s domestic animation slump".china.org.cn. Retrieved 2012-12-05.
4. Jump up^ ""The Tibetan Dog" Presents Children's Day Gift". chinesefilms.cn. 2011-06-01. Retrieved 2011-11-01.
5. Jump up^ "Strong anime push at Annecy festival - 'House,' 'Colorful,' 'Dog' to compete at fest". Variety. 2011-04-15. Retrieved 2011-11-01.
6. Jump up^ "Annecy 2011 Official selection - Feature films". annecy.org. Retrieved 2011-11-01.

External links

• Official website (Japanese)
• The Tibetan Dog at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia

FROM ANIMENEWSNETWOR.COM:

Running time: 90 minutes

Vintage: 2012-01-07

Premiere date:

2012-01-07 (Japan)

2012-04-01 (Italy, Future Film Festival)

Official website:

チベット犬物語～金色のドージェ～ (Japanese)

News:

Waterloo Fest Hosts Tibetan Dog, Hells, Library War Films (Nov 7, 2012)

Japanese staff			Japanese cast
Director: Masayuki Kojima Screenplay: Naoto Inoue Storyboard: Masayuki Kojima Unit Director: Atsushi Takahashi Koujirou Tsuruoka Music: Shusei Murai Original creator: Zhi Jun Yang Original Character Design: Naoki Urasawa Character Design: Shigeru Fujita Art Director: Yuji Ikeda Animation Director: Ken Baba Kunihiko Hamada Kunihiko Sakurai Masaru Kitao Norimoto Tokura Tsutomu Awada Yutaka Minowa Sound Director: Youji Shimizu Director of Photography: Yuuki Kawashita Producer: Yasuteru Iwase 2nd Key Animation: Ai Yokoyama Eriko Kubokawa Erina Oshima Hiroko Oohata Keisuke Kojima Keita Nagasaka Kiyu Katagiri Kōji Ōdate Kyouko Takeuchi Mai Tsutsumi Makoto Wakabayashi Mariko Iwasaki Masaaki Susowake Masato Kato Michihiko Ozawa Mina Tanaka Minami Yoshida Miyako Ohta Natsuko Shimizu Noriko Ōnishi Pil Kang Kim Shōtarō Shimoda Takahiko Abiru Takayo Mitsuwaka Tatsuki Kanezaki Yasue Sosogi Yu Kato Yuka Koiso Yuta Yamazaki Animal Animation Director: Kazutaka Ozaki Animation producer: Akira Shinohara Satoshi Yoshimoto Assistant Animation Director: Jun Sekiguchi Nobumasa Shinkawa Color design: Chikako Kamada Editing: Satoshi Terauchi Key Animation: Aiko Wakatsuki Akiko Taniguchi Byung-Kil Yang Hirofumi Nakata HIroko Minowa Hiroshi Shimizu Jun Sekiguchi Kenichi Shimizu Koji Sugiura Kouhei Iwasaki Kumiko Kawana Kunio Takahide Mutsuaki Murata Nobumasa Shinkawa Satoru Iriyoshi Sayaka Toda Shuichi Kitayama Takuji Abe Yoshiaki Kawajiri Layout Supervisor: Shigeru Fujita			Mitsuaki Kanuka as Man Houko Kuwashima Jiro Hiramiki Kaori Yamagata Norio Wakamoto Tatsuomi Hamada Toshio Kakei Yuko Minaguchi
			Japanese companies
			Production: Madhouse Studios