Obatarian
Apr 03, 1990 · 1h 10m
Director
Tetsuro AminoOverview
The pejorative word obatalian is a pun between the Japanese word obaasan (old lady) and the English word battalion. Obatalian are known to always enter a train running as fast as they can, bumping others people in order to catch a free seat before the others. They haggle things that aren't normally haggled like grocery store produce. They are fearless and pitiless, just like a battalion of barbarians. This anime is follows 6 stories of one such Obatalian and her wake of destruction.
Cast of Obatarian
Crew of Obatarian
Tetsuro AminoDirector- Shōji TonoikeScreenplay
- Shunichi YukimuroScreenplay
- Toshiki InoueScreenplay
Masuo UedaProducer- Morihiro KatoProducer
Kohei TanakaOriginal Music Composer- Shuichi ItoDirector of Photography
- Katsuhiko HottaOriginal Film Writer
- Yoshinobu InanoAnimation Director
Toshihiro KawamotoAnimation Director, Animation- Hideyuki MotohashiAnimation Director
- Hiromi MuranakaAnimation Director
- Hiroshi OsakaAnimation Director
About Obatarian
What is Obatarian about?
The pejorative word obatalian is a pun between the Japanese word obaasan (old lady) and the English word battalion. Obatalian are known to always enter a train running as fast as they can, bumping others people in order to catch a free seat before the others. They haggle things that aren't normally haggled like grocery store produce. They are fearless and pitiless, just like a battalion of…
When was Obatarian released?
Obatarian was released on April 3, 1990.
How long is Obatarian?
Obatarian runs 1 hour 10 minutes (70 minutes).
Who directed Obatarian?
Obatarian was directed by Tetsuro Amino.
Who is in the cast of Obatarian?
The cast of Obatarian includes Kazuyo Aoki (Hiroe (voice)), Ryo Horikawa (Kunihiko (voice)), Saburo Kamei (Enma Daio (voice)) and Tomie Kataoka (Kinuyo (voice)).