Bomberman Jetters | |
ボンバーマンジェッターズ (Bonbāman Jettāzu) | |
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Genre | Adventure, comedy, science fiction |
Manga | |
Written by | Tomofumi Matsubara |
Published by | Shogakukan |
Demographic | Kodomo |
Magazine | CoroCoro Comic |
Original run | May 2002 – March 2003 |
Manga | |
Let's Go!! Bomberman Jetters | |
Written by | Takeshi Tamai |
Published by | Shogakukan |
Demographic | Kodomo |
Magazine | CoroCoro Comic |
Original run | September 2002 – March 2003 |
Anime television series | |
Directed by | Katsuyuki Kodera |
Written by | Atsushi Maekawa |
Music by | Kazunori Maruyama |
Studio | Studio Deen, NAS |
Original network | TV Tokyo |
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Original run | October 2, 2002 – September 24, 2003 |
Episodes | 52 (List of episodes) |
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Bomberman Jetters: The Legendary Bomberman | |
Developer | Amble |
Publisher | Hudson Soft |
Genre | Action RPG |
Platform | Game Boy Advance |
Released | October 24, 2002 |
Game | |
Developer | Hudson Soft |
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Genre | Action |
Platform | PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube |
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Bomberman Jetters Mobile | |
Developer | Hudson Soft |
Publisher | Hudson Soft |
Genre | Plataform |
Platform | Mobile Phone |
Released | April 10, 2003 |
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Bomberman Jetters Game Collection | |
Developer | Hudson Soft |
Publisher | Hudson Soft |
Genre | Minigame Compilation |
Platform | Game Boy Advance |
Released | October 16, 2003 |
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1 | 'Admirable Bomberman' Transcription: 'Akogare no Bonbāman' (Japanese: 憧れのボンバーマン) | October 2, 2002 | |
Mighty returns to Planet Bomber to guard the cosmo diamond. Meanwhile, Mujoe leads his army to steal the unique diamond with the help of his heat cannon. | |||
2 | 'The Five Jetters' Transcription: 'Gonin Me no Jettāzu' (Japanese: 5人目のジェッターズ) | October 9, 2002 | |
Shirobon joins Jetters for its first assignment of finding a unique dinosaur egg. Shirobon's fire bomb punched a hole to the egg, but the Jetters discovered a mountain full of dinosaur eggs. | |||
3 | 'Tremendous Foe! Bombermen Unite!' Transcription: 'Kyōteki! Gattai Bonbāman!' (Japanese: 強敵!合體ボンバーマン!) | October 16, 2002 | |
Jetters receive a mission to protect a unique statue from being stolen. Mujoe unveiled the combining machine. The Jetters were able to prevent the item from falling to the Hige-Hige, but Shirobon broke the statue. | |||
4 | 'White Bomber Proceeds Without Permission!' Transcription: 'Shirobon Mudan Hasshin!' (Japanese: シロボン無斷發進!) | October 23, 2002 | |
Tired of being Bongo's test subject, Gangu decides to leave the Jetters, but it was accidentally thrown into a truck going to Totemoku planet. Meanwhile, Mechadoc loses his perfume, and orders Hige-Hige bandits to retrieve it. Bongo and Shirobon took off to planet Totemoku on their own, and found the Hige-Hige forces. Bongo and Shirobon retrieved Gangu and the perfume, but Shout sprayed the perfume on Bongo, Shirobon, and Gangu. | |||
5 | 'Underground GO! GO! GO!' Transcription: 'Chitei Gō! Gō! Gō!' (Japanese: 地底GO!GO!GO!) | October 30, 2002 | |
Shout discovers her barbecue pork made with special space coal does not taste any better than the store-bought variety. Mujoe discovers Mogue possesses a unique pickaxe, and decides to dig deep into Planet Daiya for the item. In planet Kurodaiya, Mujoe discovers Coma bomber could not bore through earth, so he orders the soldiers to dig holes. The digger operated by Bongo and Gangu was flushed away by underground water. | |||
6 | 'Man of Mystery, Max' Transcription: 'Naze no Otoko, Makkusu' (Japanese: 謎の男、MAX) | November 6, 2002 | |
Mujoe ordered a sheriff to call in Jetters, to challenge Shirobom to a duel. | |||
7 | 'Chase down the Higehige Gang!' Transcription: 'Hige Hige Dan wo Oikakero!' (Japanese: ヒゲヒゲ團を追いかけろ!) | November 13, 2002 | |
Jetters and Hige-Hige bandits go to planet Kouraku for a break. Shirobon discovers an underground race of mouse-like people. Meanwhile, Hige-Hige soldiers were having a break in underground caves. When Chūko sneaks into a basket owned by Hige-Hige soldiers, the natives and the Jetters pursued the kidnappers. | |||
8 | 'The Blue Rose of Memory' Transcription: 'Omoide no Aoi Bara' (Japanese: 思い出の青いバラ) | November 20, 2002 | |
Jetters and Hige-Hige search for an ice rose only found in an ice comet. Max was able to find it in the end, but realized it was not a unique item. Pommy Dragon told Jetters there are clones of the flower made in the comet. | |||
9 | 'Aim for the Treasure Island!' Transcription: 'Takarajima wo Mezase!' (Japanese: 寶島を目指せ!) | November 27, 2002 | |
Jetters and Hige-Hige search for a unique sailor-suited fish head figurehead in Planet Resort. | |||
10 | 'The Dusk of Bomber Star' Transcription: 'Yūyake no Bomustā' (Japanese: 夕燒(ゆうや)けのボムスター) | December 4, 2002 | |
When Shirobon's ship crash lands, Shirobon meets Misty, a thief who is also looking for unique items. | |||
11 | 'Mother at 3000 Light-years' Transcription: 'Mama wo Tazune Sanzen Kōnen' (Japanese: ママをたずねて三千光年) | December 11, 2002 | |
When an escape pod containing a Charabom crash lands on Planet Jetter, Jetters takes a trip to a planet full of Charaboms to search for the Charabom's parent. When the Jetters arrive at the planet, Shout decides to have Jetters join Ajoe's army to look for a unique item. The Jetters were arrested by Pteragodon police, but Ajoe's army rescued the Jetters from prison. | |||
12 | 'Protect Charabom!' Transcription: 'Kyarabon wo Mamore!' (Japanese: キャラボンを守れ!) | December 18, 2002 | |
Ajoe met Mujoe when the heroes were running from the local authorities. Pteragodon police pursued them, but the soldiers brought out barbecue meat from the pots on their heads to distract the pursuers. When the police Charaboms finally caught up, they targeted Mujoe instead. Mujoe was disguised as Hiroshi's mother and lured Hiroshi away, but was unable to move far away from Jetters. When Jetters finally reunite Hiroshi and Mama Elephan, Jetters realized Shirobon had been carrying the unique item, a kettle capable of preserving heat for a million years, all along. Shirobon returned the item to Mama Elephan. After leaving planet Charabom, Shout told Shirobon that Hiroshi was a girl. | |||
13 | 'The Defeat of White Bomber' Transcription: 'Shirobon no Haiboku' (Japanese: シロボンの敗北) | December 25, 2002 | |
President Bagura fires Mujoe from Hige-Hige. Most Hige-Hige soldiers abandoned Mujoe, leaving only three bandits following Mujoe. Mujoe realized Max planned to earn favours by collecting unique items elsewhere, and asks Mechado for help. Meanwhile, Charabom police cornered Mujoe in a cave. When Mujoe finally leaves the cave, he uses Mechado's new combination machine to turn the Charaboms into four new bombers. Mujoe challenges Shirobom to a duel. Mujoe sends Flame Bomber into the duel. Shirobon was easily defeated by Flame Bomber, but managed to minimize the damage by throwing bombs before the decisive hit. | |||
14 | 'The Glory of the Higehige Gang' Transcription: 'Eikō no Hige Hige Dan' (Japanese: 榮光のヒゲヒゲ團) | December 30, 2002 | |
Mujoe shows a documentary film about the daily lives of Hige-Hige camp, through the perspective of Hige-Hige unit No. 156. | |||
15 | 'Goodbye Jetters' Transcription: 'Sara wa Jetāzu' (Japanese: さらばジェターズ) | January 8, 2003 | |
Dr. Ein fired Shirobon from Jetters for being unable to perform his duties as a Jetters member. Meanwhile, Mujoe led Flame Bomber to rob a unique pufferfish money bank. Shout called Birdy for help, but he was on another planet, so the foes escaped with the item. Back at Planet Jetter, Birdy said Mighty did not always succeed in missions. At Planet Bomber, Shirobon asked Momo about Mighty. Momo led Shirobon to a training tower, saying that is the place where Mighty used to hang out when he need time to think. | |||
16 | 'White Bomber Returns' Transcription: 'Kaette Kita Shirobon' (Japanese: 歸ってきたシロボン) | January 15, 2003 | |
Shirobon decided to enter the training tower. Shirobon was able to pass through the stages with ease, until he met Momo at the top. When Bagura called Mujoe for mission, the quartet bombers fought to accept the job. At the tower, Momo realized Shirobon's power was weaker than before. When Shirobom threw a bomb at Momo, the bomb passed through her. Momo said Shirobon need training to make the bombstar useful. After Shirobon had realized the truth, the second bombstar glows. Shirobon decided to return to planet Jetter. At planet Wankoro, Mujoe obtained the unique item, but the Jetters appeared. Mujoe ordered Flame Bomber to attack, but Birdy decided to fight; then Shirobon challenged Flame Bomber. When Flame Bomber uses flame fire bomb, Shirobon counters with Burning fire bomb, and destroys Flame Bomber. After the duel, three Pteragodon emerge and chase Mujoe. | |||
17 | 'Mermaid Bomber of Allure!' Transcription: 'Miwaku no Māmeido Bonbā!' (Japanese: 魅惑のマーメイドボンバー!) | January 22, 2003 | |
Bongo and Gangu retire from Jetters, but their resignation letter was used by Dr. Ein for wiping his nose. Bongo and Gangu took on a delivery job and made it to Shout's noodle store, but neither Shirobon nor Shout notice their presence. Bongo and Gangu changed jobs, but they were still being ignored. Meanwhile, Mujoe received an assignment for finding a unique telescope. Mermaid Bomber uses her charm to enter the assignment. Mermaid Bomber was able to find the item. Bongo and Gangu delivered goods to Mujoe ordered by Mermaid Bomber using Mujoe's credit card. Then Bongo and Gangu notice the unique item. When Shirobon and Shout reunite with Bongo and Gangu, Shirobon and Shout said they never noticed the resignation letter. During the duel between Shirobon and Mermaid Bomber, Shirobon's fire bomb was ineffective against Mermaid Bomber's attacks. | |||
18 | 'Sunrise Bomb of Friendship' Transcription: 'Yūjō no Sanraizu Bomu' (Japanese: 友情のサンライズボム) | January 29, 2003 | |
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19 | 'Max and White Bomber' Transcription: 'Makkusu to Shirobon' (Japanese: MAXとシロボン) | February 5, 2003 | |
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20 | 'Plow! Grand Bomber!' Transcription: 'Tagaya Seguran Bonbā!' (Japanese: 耕せグランボンバー!) | February 12, 2003 | |
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21 | 'Duel At the Ancient Hot Spring Village!' Transcription: 'Kodai Onsen Kyō no Kettō!' (Japanese: 古代溫泉鄉の決鬥!) | February 19, 2003 | |
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22 | 'Mighty's Longest Day' Transcription: 'Maiti no Ichiban Nagai Hi' (Japanese: マイティの一番長い日) | February 26, 2003 | |
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23 | 'Shout's Tears' Transcription: 'Shauto no Namida' (Japanese: シャウトの淚) | March 5, 2003 | |
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24 | 'Lightning Thunder Bomber!' Transcription: 'Dendeki Sandā Bombā!' (Japanese: 電擊サンダーボンバー!) | March 12, 2003 | |
White Bomber joins the Hige-hige to see Max, who he thought was Mighty. He almost kills White Bomber, but Birdy saves him from Max's Hyper plasma bomb. White Bomber quit the Hige-hige. | |||
25 | 'The Truth Revealed' Transcription: 'Akasareta Shinjitsu' (Japanese: 明かされた真実) | March 19, 2003 | |
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26 | 'Our Jetters!' Transcription: 'Boku ra Jettāzu!' (Japanese: ボクらジェッターズ!) | March 26, 2003 | |
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27 | 'The Convienent Functions of Gangu!' Transcription: 'Kinō Benri Gangu!' (Japanese: 機能便利ガング!) | April 2, 2003 | |
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28 | 'Louie's Departure' Transcription: 'Rūi to Ohanashi' (Japanese: ルーイとおはなし) | April 9, 2003 | |
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29 | 'Melody of the Large Planet' Transcription: 'Ōki na Hoshi no Merodi' (Japanese: 大きな星のメロディ) | April 16, 2003 | |
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30 | 'Curry and Prince' Transcription: 'Karē to Oūji-sama' (Japanese: カレーと王子様) | April 23, 2003 | |
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31 | 'Misty's Big Campaign' Transcription: 'Misuti Dai Sakusen' (Japanese: ミスティ大作戦) | April 30, 2003 | |
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32 | 'The Admirable White Bomber' Transcription: 'Akogare Shirobon' (Japanese: 憧れのシロボン) | May 7, 2003 | |
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33 | 'Aim the Bomb!' Transcription: 'Ain de Bon!' (Japanese: アインでボン!) | May 14, 2003 | |
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34 | 'Intense Fighting! B-1 Grand Prix!!' Transcription: 'Gekitō! Bī-Wan Guran Puri!!' (Japanese: 激闘! B-1グランプリ!!) | May 21, 2003 | |
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35 | 'B-1 Competition! The Burning Shirobon!' Transcription: 'Bī-Wan Shōbu! Moeyo Shirobon!' (Japanese: B-1勝負! 燃えよシロボン!) | May 28, 2003 | |
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36 | 'Close Encounter! Jetters 24 Hours' Transcription: 'Mitchaku! Jettāzu Nijūyon-ji' (Japanese: 密着! ジェッターズ24時) | June 4, 2003 | |
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37 | 'Reviving Max' Transcription: 'Yomigaeru Makkusu' (Japanese: 蘇るマックス) | June 11, 2003 | |
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38 | 'Protecting the Great Invention' Transcription: 'Dai Hatsumei wo Mamori Kire!' (Japanese: 大発明を守りきれ!) | June 18, 2003 | |
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39 | 'Suspicious Health Check' Transcription: 'Giwaku no Kenkōshinda' (Japanese: 疑惑の健康診断) | June 25, 2003 | |
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40 | 'Coup d'etat Outbreak!' Transcription: 'Kūdetā Boppatsu!' (Japanese: クーデター勃発!) | July 2, 2003 | |
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41 | 'New Life! Hige Hige Group of Darkness!' Transcription: 'Shinsei! Yami no Higehige-dan' (Japanese: 新生!闇のヒゲヒゲ団) | July 9, 2003 | |
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42 | 'Mujoe, Man's Salty Ramen' Transcription: 'Mujō, Otoko no Shio Rāmen' (Japanese: ムジョー、男の塩ラーメン) | July 16, 2003 | |
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43 | 'Assault! Schnurrbart!' Transcription: 'Totsunyū! Shunurubaruto' (Japanese: 突入! シュヌルバルト) | July 23, 2003 | |
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44 | 'Search for the Bomb Star!' Transcription: 'Bomusutā o sagase!' (Japanese: ボムスターを探せ!) | July 30, 2003 | |
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45 | 'Zero and Shirobon' Transcription: 'Zero to Shirobon' (Japanese: ゼロとシロボン) | August 6, 2003 | |
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46 | 'The Secret of the Bomb Crystal' Transcription: 'Bomu Kurisutaru no Himitsu' (Japanese: ボムクリスタルの秘密) | August 13, 1003 | |
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47 | 'The Fearful Doctor MechaDoc' Transcription: 'Sore wa Sore wa Okoroshī Mekādo' (Japanese: それはそれは恐ろしいメカード) | August 20, 2003 | |
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48 | 'Clash!? Jetter Star!' Transcription: 'Gekitotsu!? Jettā Sei!' (Japanese: 激突!? ジェッター星!) | August 27, 2003 | |
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49 | 'Schnurrbart Recaptured!' Transcription: 'Shunurubaruto Dakkan!' (Japanese: シュヌルバルト奪還!) | September 3, 2003 | |
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50 | 'Unite! DarkForce Bombers!' Transcription: 'Gattai! DākuFōsu Bonbā!' (Japanese: 合体! ダークフォースボンバー!) | September 10, 2003 | |
Mechadoc uses the Combined Bomberman Machine on himself and the Proto-Maxes to create Dark Force Bomber, an angel-like bomber that uses a lazer-like bomb that shoots in all directions. | |||
51 | 'The Last Day of Bomber Star!' Transcription: 'Bonbā-boshi Saigo no hi!' (Japanese: ボンバー星最後の日!) | September 17, 2003 | |
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52 | 'Advance! Jetters' Transcription: 'Susume! Jettāzu' (Japanese: 進め! ジェッターズ) | September 24, 2003 | |
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