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Casshan: Robot Hunter

Casshern

キャシャーン

5.91993·OVA·4 episodes·27 min per ep

Adventure Mecha Sci-Fi Robots Tokusatsu Superhero Reincarnation Dystopian Male Protagonist

Opening & ending songs

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Synopsis

In the near future, robot technology has advanced to the point of self-awareness. Under the leadership of the "Black King," machines have decimated the human population and conquered the world. Those who survived the early holocaust have been enslaved for life. But throughout the hardships, a lone hero appears as the savior of mankind. He is Casshan - a fusion of man and machine driven to combat Black King and his forces to the end. (Source: Anime News Network)

Details

Casshan: Robot Hunter is a 4-episode OVA produced by Tatsunoko Production, first broadcast in Summer 1993.

Type: OVA
Aired: 1993-08-21 to 1994-02-21
Season: Summer 1993
Episodes: 4
Duration: 27 min per ep
Studio: Tatsunoko Production
Producers: Nippon Columbia

Casshan: Robot Hunter opening and ending songs

1 opening and 3 endings from Casshan: Robot Hunter with credits listed, and who performed each

The opening theme of Casshan: Robot Hunter is “Casshern: Kaze no Bo`hyou” by Hironobu Kageyama. 3 of its endings are listed here: “Casshern: Kaze no Bo`hyou” by Hironobu Kageyama, “Stand Alone: Kare Hateta Kokoro ni” by Hironobu Kageyama and “Kibou Shigosen ~Horizon Blue~” by Hironobu Kageyama.

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Openings

OP
Casshern: Kaze no Bo`hyou
- Hironobu Kageyama · performance
- Hiroaki Matsuzawa · composition, arrangement

Endings

ED1
Casshern: Kaze no Bo`hyou
- Hironobu Kageyama · performance
- Hiroaki Matsuzawa · composition, arrangement
ED2
Stand Alone: Kare Hateta Kokoro ni
- Hironobu Kageyama · performance
ED4
Kibou Shigosen ~Horizon Blue~
- Hironobu Kageyama · performance
- Ichirou Mizuki · performance