Shin Takarajima

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📖 SYNOPSIS

"Shin Takarajima" is a 60-minute animated program, the only episode of a planned series that never aired. It presents a unique take on Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island," adapting the classic story with animal characters. The protagonist, Jim, is depicted as a rabbit, while the fearsome pirate Silver is portrayed as a wolf. The program's premise centers on this animal-filled retelling of the treasure hunt, offering a fresh perspective on the familiar narrative. This adaptation stands apart from Tezuka's "New Treasure Island" manga, focusing solely on this single animated episode. The program aimed to be Japan's first 60-minute animated TV program, showcasing a creative approach to storytelling.

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School

Studio

Mushi Production

Season

Winter 1965

Start Date

1965-01-02

End Date

1965-01-02

Episodes

Type

Special

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