| Gulliver Boy | |
| Ja Kanji: | 空想科学世界ガリバーボーイ |
| Ja Romaji: | Kūsō Kagaku Sekai Gulliver Boy |
| Genre: | Adventure, science fiction,Mecha |
| Creator: | Oji Hiroi, Toyoo Ashida |
| Type: | tv series |
| Director: | Toyoo Ashida |
| Producer: | Shinji Shimizu |
| Music: | Kohei Tanaka |
| Studio: | Toei Animation |
| Network: | Fuji TV |
| First: | January 8, 1995 |
| Last: | December 24, 1995 |
| Episodes: | 50 |
or simply Gulliver Boy is a Japanese anime series created by Oji Hiroi and Toyoo Ashida. It was produced by Toei Animation, directed by Ashida and aired on Fuji TV from January 8, 1995 to December 24 of that year. On December 5, 2012, Pony Canyon released the series in a DVD box in Japan.
Protagonist of the series, a magician who must remain enclosed in the Yoke magic school to protect his friend Edison. When he returns to his country, Venice, he finds out that it is being attacked by Spain.
Young scientific genius, Gulliver's friend.
A girl, the friend of Gulliver, who saved him from the troops of Spain.
A Dark fairy who takes a liking to Gulliver, and vows never to leave his side.
King of Spain, deeply in love with Misty. He killed Gulliver's father, but when he was informed that there was a son, promised himself that he would kill the son, so they could be in paradise together. It is later revealed in the second half of the series that he is controlled by Hallelujah, the sums of evil.
His kingdom is attacked by the army of Spain. He does not understand why Yudo is doing this, since there was previously peace between the two countries.
Raises Gulliver as his son. Yudo kills him, but before he dies he manages to confess to Gulliver that he is not his true father.
The true main antagonist of the first part of the series (before being replaced by Daisaemon for the second part of the series). Hallelujah is a demon and the origin of all evil in the world; a world that she intends to devour. She brainwashes the faux main antagonist Yudo who uses Spain in an attempt to take over Europe.
Daimyo of Japan, the main antagonist of the second and final part of the series. Unlike Hallelujah the main antagonist of the first part of the series who is a serious and threatening antagonist, Daisaemon is more of a goofy and comedic antagonist.
| Character | Voice actor |
| Gulliver Toscanni | Kappei Yamaguchi |
| Misty | Chisa Yokoyama |
| Phoebe | Wakana Yamazaki (TV series) Miina Tominaga (PC Engine game) |
| Edison | Ikue Ōtani |
| Gekkou | Ryotaro Okiayu |
| Edokko | Naoki Tatsuta |
| Papa Toscanni | Takeshi Aono (TV series) Hidekatsu Shibata (PC Engine game) |
| Lawrence | Toshiyuki Morikawa (TV series) Urara Takano (PC Engine game) |
| Lee 10 Bai | Chafurin (TV series) Akio Ohtsuka (PC Engine game) |
| Full Moon Baron | Bin Shimada (TV series) Tessho Genda (PC Engine game) |
| Budo Muscle | Wataru Takagi (TV series) Masashi Sugawara (PC Engine game) |
| Judau | Kaneto Shiozawa (TV series) Jurouta Kosugi (PC Engine game) |
| Majin | Takeshi Aono |
| Hallelujah | Rihoko Yoshida (TV series) Kumiko Takizawa (PC Engine game) |
| Steel Bat | Megumi Hayashibara |
| Nikita | Keiko Toda (PC Engine game) |
| Narrator | Mahito Ōba |
| Ignite! Gulliver Boy | |
| Type: | single |
| Artist: | Kiyohiko Ozaki |
| Genre: | Anime song |
| Length: | 03:44 |
| Label: | Mercury Music Entertainment JP |
is a song by Jpop vocalist Kiyohiko Ozaki and serves as the opening theme to the anime Gulliver Boy. It was released Mercury Music Entertainment on February 25, 1995 in Japan only. The song was written by Yukinojo Mori, composed by Toshiaki Yamazaki, and arranged by Michihiko Ohta. Coupled with the song is the show's first closing theme "Kagami no Naka no Yūsha" which is also performed by Ozaki.[1] Track List
| Aitai Kara | |
| Type: | single |
| Artist: | Misumi |
| Genre: | Anime song |
| Length: | 03:28 |
| Label: | Mercury Music Entertainment JP |
is a song by Jpop vocalist Misumi and serves as the second closing theme to the anime Gulliver Boy. It was released by Mercury Music Entertainment on September 25, 1995 in Japan only. The song was written by Takahiro Maeda with composition and arrangements by Masahiro Takatsuki. The song is coupled with another Misumi song called "Dreamer".[2]
Track List
All in Japan