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TV series

Viewtiful Joe

2004–2005, Japanese, on TV Tokyo. Created by Hideki Kamiya.

Viewtiful Joe is a Japanese anime series based on the video game series of the same name. Movie Land is a world where movie characters were real. There was en evil syndicate, Jado, they altered the movie contents at their own will, and they tried to rule the people in the real world by showing the modified movie to them. One day, Joe went to the theatre with his lover Silvia to watch a hero movie, Captain Blue. However, the movie ended with a tragedy no one expected. Captain Blue was helplessly beaten by the evil syndicate Jado. Then, the leader of Jado declared that they would conquer the real world, and they took Silvia into the screen. To take her back, Joe turns into a super hero to battle against them. In the world of "Movie Land", now begins the beautiful battle of Viewtiful Joe.

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Seasons
2
Episodes
51
Episode length
22 min
Status
Ended in 2005

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First aired
2 October 2004
Last aired
24 September 2005
Network
TV Tokyo
Original title
ビューティフル ジョー
Language
Japanese
Country
Japan
Type
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Viewtiful Joe has 2 seasons and 51 episodes, about 22 minutes each.

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Viewtiful Joe was created by Hideki Kamiya and stars Tomokazu Seki, Natsuko Kuwatani, Makoto Tsumura.

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