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The events of 1991 in anime .

Accolades

Releases

Film

A list of anime that debuted in theaters between January 1 and December 31, 1991.

Contents

ReleasedTitleDirectorStudioRuntimeDemographicRef
March 9 Doraemon: Nobita no Dorabian Naito
(Doraemon: Nobita's Dorabian Nights)		 Tsutomu Shibayama Shin-Ei Animation 99 min Shōnen
March 9 Doragon Bōru Zetto: Sūpā Saiyajin da Son Gokū
(Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug)		 Mitsuo Hashimoto Toei Animation 52 minShōnen
March 9 Magical Taruruto-kun Shigeyasu Yamauchi Toei Animation 51 minChildren
March 9 Ushiro no Shoumen Daare
(Who's Left Behind?)		Seiji Arihara Mushi Production 90 minFamily [1]
March 16 Mobile Suit Gundam F91 Yoshiyuki Tomino Sunrise 115 minShōnen
May 22Tobé! Kujira no Peek
(Fly! Peek the Whale)		 Kôji Morimoto Urban Product80 minFamily [2]
June 29 Fushigi no Umi no Nadia: Gekijōyō Original-ban
(Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water – The Motion Picture)		Shō Aono Gainax; Group TAC 87 minFamily
July 20 Doragon Bōru Zetto: Tobikkiri no Saikyō tai Saikyō
(Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge)		 Mitsuo Hashimoto Toei Animation 47 minShōnen
July 20 Doragon Kuesuto: Dai no Daibouken
(Dragon Quest: The Adventures of Dai)		Nobutaka Nishizawa Toei Animation 31 minShōnen
July 20 Gamba to Kawauso no Bouken
(The Adventures of Gamba and Otters)		Shunji Ōga Tokyo Movie Shinsha 80 minChildren
July 20 Hello Kitty no Mahō no Mori no Ohime-sama
(Hello Kitty's Princess of the Magic Forest)		Norio KashimaSanrio; Grouper Productions; Aubec30 minChildren [3]
July 20 Kero Kero Keroppi no Sanjūshi
(Kero Kero Keroppi's Three Musketeers)		Masami HataSanrio; Grouper Productions62 minChildren [4]
July 20 Majikaru Tarurūto-kun: Moero! Yuujou no Mahou Taisen
(Magical Taruruto-kun: Burn! Magic War of Friendship)		 Hiroyuki Kakudou Toei Animation 41 minShōnen [5]
July 20 Omoide Poro Poro
(Only Yesterday)		 Isao Takahata Studio Ghibli 118 min
July 20 Soreike! Anpanman: Tobe! Tobe! Chibigon
(Let's Go! Anpanman: Fly! Fly! Chibigon)		Akinori Nagaoka Tokyo Movie Shinsha 40 minChildren [6]
July 20 Taibo no Ryugu Star Adventure
(Taibo's Ryugu Star Adventure)		Mikasa MutsukiSanrio; Grouper Productions30 minChildren [7] [8]
August 17 Silent Möbius: The Motion Picture Kazuo Tomizawa AIC 54 minShōnen
August 18 Urusei Yatsura: Itsudatte Mai Dārin
(Urusei Yatsura: Always My Darling)		Katsuhisa Yamada Madhouse 77 minShōnen
September 14 Roujin Z Hiroyuki Kitakubo A.P.P.P. 84 min
November 2 Ranma Nibunnoichi: Chūgoku Nekonron Daikessen! Okite Yaburi no Gekitō Hen!
(Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China)		 Shuji Iuchi Studio Deen77 minShōnen

TV series

A list of anime television series that debuted between January 1 and December 31, 1991.

ReleasedTitleEpisodesDirectorStudioRef
January 13 – December 28 Trapp Ikka Monotatari 40Kouzou Kusuba Fuji TV
February 2–1, 1992 Taiyou no Yuusha Fighbird 48Katsuyoshi Yatabe Nagoya Broadcasting Network
February 11 – January 27, 1992 Getter Robo Go 50Hiroki Shibata Toei Animation
March 15 – December 20 Future GPX Cyber Formula 37 Mitsuo Fukuda Sunrise
April 3 – March 25, 1992 Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh 51Toshifumi Kawase Sunrise
April 8 – December 23 Kikou Keisatsu Metal Jack 37Kiyoshi Egami Sunrise
April 12 – March 13, 1992 High School Mystery: Gakuen Nanafushigi 41 Shin Misawa Studio Comet
April 28 – October 10 City Hunter '91 13Kiyoshi Egami Sunrise
July 14 – May 31, 1992 Dear Brother 39 Osamu Dezaki Tezuka Productions
October 2 – December 23, 1992 Mahou no Princess Minky Momo: Yume wo Dakishimete 65 Kunihiko Yuyama Ashi Productions
October 4 – September 25, 1992 Genji Tsūshin Agedama 51Masato Namiki Studio Gallop
October 6 – September 27, 1992 Kinnikuman: Kinnikusei Oui Soudatsu-hen 46Takeshi Shirato

Atsutoshi Umezawa

 Toei Animation
October 10 – September 24, 1992 Moero! Top Striker 49Ryō Yasumura Nippon Animation
October 17 – September 24, 1992 Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken 46Nobutaka Nishizawa Toei Animation
October 18 – September 25, 1992 Yokoyama Mitsuteru Sangokushi 47Seiji Okuda Dai Nippon Printing

OVA releases

A list of original video animations that debuted between January 1 and December 31, 1991.

ReleasedTitleEpisodesDirectorStudioRef
January 23 Legend of the Phantom Heroes (Phantom Yūsha Densetsu)1 Tetsu Dezaki Magic Bus [9]
January 25 Vampire Wars (Vanpaiyā Sensō)1Kazuhisa Takenouchi Toei Animation [10]
February 6 – July 17, 1992 Shakotan★Boogie 4By episode:
  • Hirotaka Kinoshita (1–2)
  • Shinichi Tokairin (3–4)
 Studio Pierrot
February 21 Wizardry 1 Toshiya Shinohara Tokyo Movie Shinsha [11]
February 22 Psychic Wars (Sojuu Senshi – Saikikku Wōzu)1Tetsuo Imazawa Toei Animation [12]
February 22 Samuraider: Nazo no Tenkousei (Samuraider: The Mysterious Transfer Student)1 Hideaki Oba MTV [13]
March 8 The New Star of the Fallen Mud: Legend of the Incubus (Shin David no Hoshi: Inma Densetsu)1 Yōichirō Shimatani Studio Junio [14]
March 21 Burn Up! 1 Yasunori Ide AIC [15]
April 3Dr. Typhoon1Eiji Kazama
Michitsuna Takahashi		 [16]
April 5 Capricorn 1Takashi ImanishiAubec
April 12 – February 6, 1992 Okama Report 3 Hideo Yamamoto [17]
April 12 Shizukanaru Don – Yakuza Side Story 1Tatsuo Nitta Tokyo Movie Shinsha [18]
April 21 – July 21 Sukeban Deka 2Hirota TakeshiSIDO Limited
April 21 Sweet Spot 1 Hideaki Oba Group TAC [19]
May 21 Honoo no Tenkousei 2 Katsuhiko Nishijima Gainax
May 21 Maison Ikkoku: Bangai-hen - Ikkokujima Nanpa Shimatsuki 1Setsuko Shibuichi Magic Bus
May 21 – November 21 Abashiri Ikka 4 Takashi Watanabe Studio Pierrot; Tokyo Kids
May 21 – November 21Akai Hayate4Osamu Tsuruyama Studio Pierrot
May 21 – November 21 Eguchi Hisashi no Kotobuki Goro Show 4By episode:
  • Masakatsu Iijima (1-3)
  • Osamu Nabeshima (4)
 Studio Pierrot; Kyoto Animation
May 21 – November 21 Yumemakura Baku Twilight Gekijō 4By episode:
  • Saeko Aoki (1-2)
  • Shinya Ohira (3)
  • Shinji Hashimoto (4)
 Studio Pierrot; D.A.S.T Corporation [20]
May 23 – September 24, 1992 Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory 13Mitsuko Kase (1–7)

Takashi Imanishi (8–13)

 Sunrise
May 25 – December 21 Bubblegum Crash 3By episode:
  • Hiroshi Ishiodori (1–3)
  • Hiroyuki Fukushima (2)
 Artmic
June 1–21, 1992 RG Veda 2By episode:
  • Hiroyuki Ebata (1)
  • Takamasa Ikegami (2)
By episode:
  • Usagi Ya (1)
  • Studio Signal (2)
June 1 – November 1 Slow Step 5 Kunihiko Yuyama Youmex
June 15 Yami no Shihosha Judge 1 Hiroshi Negishi Animate Film; J.C.Staff
June 25 – March 10, 1993Souryuuden12 Osamu Dezaki Kitty Film Mitaka Studio
June 27 The Gakuen Chōjo-tai (The Academy Supergirl Team)1 Tetsu Dezaki Magic Bus [21]
July 9Shiawasette Naani (What is Happiness?)1Tatsuya Ishihara Kyoto Animation; Gakken [22]
July 21 – September 21 Kyofu Shinbun 2Takashi Anno Studio Pierrot [23]
July 25 – March 19, 1992 3×3 Eyes 4 Daisuke Nishio Toei Animation
July 25 – October 21 ASaTTe DaNCE (Dance Till Tomorrow)1By episode:
  • Teruo Kogure (1)
  • Masamune Ochiai (2)
 Knack Productions [24]
July 25 Hoshikuzu Paradise (Stardust Paradise)1Masato NamikiPastel; OB Planning [25]
July 25 – December 14 Yukan Club 2Setsuko Shibuichi Madhouse [26]
August 1 – March 1, 1992 Kekkou Kamen 4By episode: Studio Signal
August 16 Ningyo no Mori (Mermaid's Forest)1Takaya Mizutani Studio Pierrot; Victor Entertainment
August 17 – September 21, 1995 Arslan Senki (The Heroic Legend of Arslan)6 Kazuchika Kise (chief director)

By episode:

  • Mamoru Hamatsu (1, 5–6)
  • Yoshihiro Yamaguchi (2)
  • Tetsurō Amino (3–4)
By episode:
August 21 – October 21 Ushiro no Hyakutarō 2Seitarô Hara

By episode:

  • Isao Shizuya (1)
  • Masaaki Sakurai (2)
 Studio Pierrot [27]
August 21 – October 23 Locke the Superman: New World Command (Chōjin Rokku: Shin Sekai Sentai)2Takeshi Hirota Nippon Animation [28]
August 25 – April 25, 1992 Detonator Orgun 3 Masami Oobari AIC; Artmic
August 25 – March 25, 1992Yokohama Meibutsu Otoko Katayama Gumi!2Yoshinori Nakamura J.C.Staff [29]
August 28 Mahjong Hishō-den - Naki no Ryū: Hiryū no Shō 1Junichi Nojo (original creator) Gainax; Magic Bus [30]
August 30 Licca-chan: Fushigi na Maho no Ring (Licca: The Mysterious Magical Ring)2Fumiko Ishii Ajia-do Animation Works [31]
September 1Meisō-Ō Border1Akio Tanaka (art)
Caribu Marley (story)		 Nippon Animation; Artland [32]
September 6 Ishii Hisaichi no Daiseikai (Hisaichi Ishii's Great Political World)1Masayuki OozekiE&G Films [33]
September 16 – March 16, 1992 Legend of Heavenly Sphere Shurato: Dark Genesis (Tenkū Senki Shurato: Sōsei e no Antō)6Yoshihisa Matsumoto Tatsunoko Production [34]
September 21 Money Wars - Nerawareta Waterfront Keikaku 1Yoriyasu Kogawa Gainax [35]
September 27 – December 20 Otaku no Video 2 Takeshi Mori Gainax
September 27 Doomed Megalopolis (Teito Monogatari) Rintaro (chief director)

By episode:

 Madhouse
September 27 Exper Zenon 1 Yuji Moriyama Studio Fantasia [36]
September 27 – December 20 Ozanari Dungeon: The Tower of Wind (Ozanari Danjon: Kaze no Tō)3 Hiroshi Aoyama Telecom Animation Film [37]
September 21 – October 21Izumo2 Eiichi Yamamoto Studio Hibari; Grouper Productions [38]
October 21 – May 21, 1992 Ore no Sora: Keiji-Hen 2Takeshi Shirato A.P.P.P. [39]
October 21 – January 21, 1992 Tomoe ga Yuku! (Tomoe's Run!)2Takaaki Ishiyama Animate Film [40]
October 24 – August 21, 1992 Kyoushoku Soukou Guyver II 6Naoto HashimotoVisual 80
October 24 Kyūkyoku Chōjin R 1Masami YukiStudio COA [41]
October 25 Ucchare Goshogawara 1 Kazuhiro Ozawa J.C.Staff [42]
November 1 – December 20 Chō Bakumatsu Shōnen Seiki Takamaru 2 Toyoo Ashida J.C.Staff; Studio Live [43]
November 8Tsuki ga Noboru made ni (By the Time the Moon Rises)1 Eiichi Yamamoto Grouper Productions; OB Planning [44]
November 21 Christmas in January 1 Tetsu Dezaki Magic Bus [45]
November 22 Ninja Ryūkenden (Ninja Garden)1Mamoru Kanbe Studio Junio
November 27 – March 26, 1993 Koko wa Green Wood (Here Is Greenwood)6 Tomomi Mochizuki Ajia-do Animation Works; Studio Pierrot
November 28 Dark Cat 1Iku SuzukiAgent 21
December 1 – February 26, 1992 Gall Force: New Era 2Katsuhito AkiyamaBy episode:
  • AIC (1)
  • Studio Kyūma (2)
December 1 Otohime Connection (Princess Sister Connection)1 Takayuki Goto Animate Film [46]
December 4 – April 8, 1992 Jingi 2By episode:
  • Kiyoshi Murayama (1–2)
  • Kenjirō Yoshida (1)
Nihon Eizō; J.C. Staff [47]
December 5 – 25 Nyūin Bokki Monogatari Odaiji ni! 2Yoshitaka KoyamaBarque Inc.; Tokyo Kids; Animaruya [48]
December 13 Monkey Punch no Sekai: Alice 1Kazunori Tanahashi
Yuzo Aoki		Takahashi Studio [49]
December 13 Neko Neko Fantasia 1Akira Nishimori AIC; Animate Film [50]
December 14 Gekkō no Pierce: Yumemi to Gin no Bara no Kishi-dan (Moonlight Earrings: Yumemi and the Silver Rose Knights)1 Takeshi Mori Studio Pierrot [51]

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