Chimpui Manga Celebrates its 40th Anniversary with Original Short Anime

Doraemon creator Fujiko F. Fujio.

The Fujiko F. Fujio Museum in Kawasaki has announced a new short anime celebrating the 40th anniversary of Chimpui, one of the beloved works of Fujiko F. Fujio. The anime will premiere on Wednesday, May 21, alongside a special exhibition showcasing artwork from the series.

CAST:
Misaki Kuno as Chimpui
Megumi Han as Eri
Koichi Yamadera star as Wanderyu

STAFF:
Director: Nobutaka Yoda
Script: Azusa Serikawa
Character Designs & Animation Director: by Naoyuki Asano
Music: Zo Zhit
Animation Production: Shin-Ei Animation

Chimpui began serialization in Fujiko Fujio Land in 1985, with its TV anime adaptation airing on TV Asahi in 1989. The story follows Eri, a spirited 12-year-old tomboy, whose life takes an unexpected turn when she is visited by two aliens, Chimpui and Wanderyu. They inform her that she has been chosen to become the queen of Prince Lululov, the first prince of the distant planet Marl. However, Eri has no intention of accepting this fate. What follows is a lively slapstick comedy as Chimpui and Wanderyu do their best to persuade her, while Eri stubbornly resists.

Source: Comic Natalie

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Mattway
Mattway
Mattway is a freelance anime journalist from London, UK. He likes to write articles about anime he has enjoyed.
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