Sumeba Miyako no Cosmos-sou Suttoko Taisen Dokkoida

Dokkoida?! / 住めば都のコスモス荘 すっとこ大戦ドッコイダー / Sumeba Miyako no Cosmos-sou Suttoko Taisen Dokkoida / Sumeba Miyako no Cosmos-sou Suttoko Taisen Dokkoider
Sumeba Miyako no Cosmos-sou Suttoko Taisen Dokkoida
Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Parody, Sci-Fi, Shounen
Themes: Parody
Demographics: Shounen
Studios: ufotable
Producers: KlockWorx, Media Factory, Memory-Tech, Toshiba Digital Frontiers, Toshiba Entertainment
Licensors: Geneon Entertainment USA, Sentai Filmworks
Rating: 6.75 / 10
Rank: #5717
Popularity: #7987
Users Listed: 7,037
Users Scored: 2,586
NSFW: No
Last Updated: 09/13/2022
Aired: July 13, 2003 – September 28, 2003 (Summer)
Type: tv
Source: Light Novel
Age Rating: PG 13
Episodes: 12
Broadcast: Sunday at 02:25 (JST)

Synopsis:

In a future where the Galaxy Federation Police face severe staffing issues, a solution emerges in the form of experimental mechanized power-suits. Suzuo, a young man seeking employment, unexpectedly finds himself chosen to test the prototype by Tampopo, a representative of the company developing these suits. The trials involve navigating challenges alongside a cast of eccentric and formidable adversaries – notorious criminals who must conceal their identities during the assessment. Complicating matters is the shared living arrangement of the test subjects, a cost-saving measure that fosters an unusual dynamic. The series explores themes of ambition, identity, and the blurred lines between public persona and private life amidst a backdrop of futuristic technology and lighthearted conflict.

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Episodes:

  • Episode 1: Enter Dokkoida! (Aired: 07/06/2003)
  • Episode 2: Purple Hair, How Hip Can Ya Get? (Aired: 07/13/2003)
  • Episode 3: Dokkoida vs. Edelweiss! (Aired: 07/20/2003)
  • Episode 4: The Strange Neighbor, Sayuri (Aired: 07/27/2003)
  • Episode 5: Mission: Allowance Increase (Aired: 08/03/2003)
  • ... and 7 more episodes

Characters:

  • Sakurazaki, Kosuzu (Main) - Voice Actors: Ishige, Sawa, Bouma, Nicole, Tiscareño, Regina
  • Sakurazaki, Suzuo (Main) - Voice Actors: Namikawa, Daisuke, Swaile, Brad, Shin, Yong Wu, Maya, Sergio
  • Hajime, Hana (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Maeda, Yukie, Tockar, Lee, Rojo, Elizabeth
  • Kurinohana, Kurisaburo (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ogata, Kenichi, Dobson, Paul, Conde, Jesse
  • Kurinohana, Kurika (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Ohara, Sayaka, Sheridan, Kelly, Lee, Yong Sin, Martínez, Rosa María
  • Mogumokkuru (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Roberts, Russell, Cho, Beltrán, César
  • Nogiku, Asaka (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Shimizu, Kaori, Alexander, Sharon, Galindo, Alina
  • Ogiwara (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Weseluck, Cathy, Watanabe, Yuki, Miranda, Azucena
  • Pierre (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Narita, Ken, Cole, Ted, Hernández, Carlos
  • Umeki, Ruri (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Kugimiya, Rie, St. Germain, Tabitha, Jeong, Hye Ok, Mendoza, Monserrat
  • Yurine, Sayuri (Supporting) - Voice Actors: Mitsuishi, Kotono, Oliver, Nicole, Han, Chae Eon, Morga, Jahel

Staff:

  • Arinaga, Masahito (Producer)
  • Kawamura, Hitoshi (Producer)
  • Kondou, Hikaru (Producer)
  • Takechi, Tsuneo (Producer)
  • Yamamori, Atsushi (Producer)
  • Matsui, Hitoyuki (Director, Episode Director, Storyboard)
  • Nonaka, Takuya (Director, Episode Director, Storyboard)
  • Kikuta, Hiromi (Sound Director)
  • Inokawa, Shintarou (Episode Director, Storyboard)
  • Mizumoto, Hazuki (Episode Director)
  • Obunai, Mitsuru (Episode Director, Storyboard, Animation Director)
  • Kingetsu, Ryuunosuke (Script)
  • Takabayashi, Hisaya (Script)
  • Satou, Takuya (Storyboard)
  • Terahigashi, Katsumi (Storyboard)
  • PSYCHIC LOVER (Theme Song Performance)
  • Achi, Tarou (Original Creator)
  • Allende, David (ADR Director)
  • Chiba, Emi (Color Design)
  • Haishima, Kuniaki (Music)
  • Hashimoto, Hideki (Key Animation)
  • Hosoda, Naoto (Animation Director)
  • Kitaoka, Tadashi (Director of Photography)
  • Kobayashi, Toshimitsu (Animation Director)
  • Kouno, Yoshitaka (Animation Director, Key Animation)
  • Murata, Noriyasu (Key Animation)
  • Nakaya, Ryou (Key Animation, Animation Director)
  • Niwa, Yasutoshi (Mechanical Design)
  • Oikawa, Kei (Key Animation)
  • Onda, Naoyuki (Key Animation)
  • Sakai, Keishi (Key Animation)
  • Shibata, Jun (Character Design, Animation Director, Key Animation)
  • Shibata, Yuka (Key Animation)
  • Takahashi, Satoshi (Animation Director, Key Animation)
  • Takeuchi, Tetsuya (Key Animation)
  • Tateishi, Kiyoshi (Key Animation)
  • Tsuchiya, Kei (Key Animation)
  • Yagami, Yu (Original Character Design)
  • Yamashita, Yuu (Key Animation)
  • Yamauchi, Daisuke (Key Animation)

Reviews:

  • User DynamicDylan (Score: 9/10):
    Dokkoida?! is the story of a young man named Suzuo who is struggling to find a job. He gets turned down by every place of buisiness he goes to, until he meets a young girl named Kosuzu. She tells him that she works at a toy company, and if he tries on this power suit she'll pay him money. He thinks this is all just a game, and since she's offering money he needs, he doesn't refuse. Suddenly an old man in a robot appears and starts to destroy the city. The little girl tells Suzuo to put on thesuit, and when he does this, he becomes the intergalactic superhero, Dokkoida. What's strange is that the heroes and the villains both work for the same company. And they end up living together in the same house.nnIf you couldn't tell, this series is a satire of comic book super heroes. You meet a lot of different heroes and villains in this series. This anime is mostly 12 episodes of complete hillarity and craziness.nnThe artstyle is very cartoony, which fits the series well considering it's about superheroes. The colors are very bright and bouncy which fits the mood of the series.nnThe opening is a very fun and bouncy song. I listened to it over and over again after watching this series. The voice acting is great as well. There are many great Vancouver voice actors in this series. Such as, Brad Swaile, Paul Dobson, Ted Cole, and Nicole Bouma. The quality of the sound was great as well, I could hear things clearly and understood everything that was said.nnThe characters in this series are great too. Even though this is a short series they get enough developement for you to care about them and enjoy your time with them.nnI enjoyed this series a lot. There's good comedy, and despite some of it being sexual, it's still smart. The characters are fun. The songs are bouncy. And the voice acting is spot-on. I highly recommend Dokkoida?! to anyone looking for a fun comedy series.
  • User YukiUzumaki (Score: 9/10):
    This really is a Lost gem more people need to check this out. So how would u say That something is a parody In this case The show is Dakkoida is really a parody of its self and Superhero comics, But that's what Makes it Fun and peppy to watch. Now on to the story [Story 9] The story is about a Kid Named suzuo sakurazaki who is a normal human 19 Year old looking for a job in the big city. Well after He saves a cat he gets told by kosuzu sakurazaki That he could were a Belt that for work, Andhe decides that it is not a good thing So he goes and runs And then gets turned down by every job in town and then decides to take the power suit job and it starts unraveling there.nnNow the story is Childish but i would not give this show to anyone who is not 16 or older (I will tell more about this later)nn[Art 9]nNow this show will not be Visually Pleasing to everyone but to each There own. nNow i Actually Like the kinda art style that this show uses I think it fits with the show Its not like some shows where the art seems Out of plays for the whole show.nSo I liked the art You may not but Thats ok. nn[Sound 7] nNow would give the sound higher on the list and its not because of the voice acting witch i will get into the Character section nnBut the ost and BGM are kinda forgettable I am not saying they are all bad there are a few Good ones but there far and few apart witch Can be a bummer its like some played and u will not even know they played. When they Play sad ost There are two ways u can react sorry for a character or just plan sad since the ost is sad. nnOk that's enough about sound. nnn[Characters 8]nnok I will be going off the english dub for this review for characters nnsuzuo sakurazaki/Dokkoida is voiced by Brad swaile Who voiced light yagami.nnThats the only notable Role in this Anime that i know outside of this anime nbut nthe rest of the cast like nkosuzu sakurazaki (just plain cute)nmogumokkuru (one of the more funny/serious roles)nasaka nogiku ( She is a great role also)nnThose are the only characters worth telling you guys about nthe rest are great but not as well Compelling.nn[Enjoyment 10]nnNow after Playing a Dating sim, getting stomped on and then blown up I give this show a 10 in enjoyment nnand the reason is because there where a few eps here and there that i could not stop laughing,where i thought I would die of No air because of the laughter. The few eps actually got serious and each character in my opinion got enough development that by the end if the show u are attached to almost every character so thats why i enjoyed it…
  • User YoshinoVA (Score: 10/10):
    There are some animes out there that you aren't exactly sure what you're getting into when watching them, but as time goes on, each part of the episode tells that fantastic, unique story that ends up with some deep, memorable lesson. Dokkoida!? is not one of those animes. It is actually much, much better. Let's start it off with the Story. The story in and of itself is really clever to the point in which the simplicity actually helps the story get much more interesting. You have 2 superheroes and 3 villains all living in the same house, but with absolutely no idea that any of themare the superheroes or villains they fight on a daily basis, despite some of the interactions between them being absurdly obvious. It was this clever way of telling the story - and backstory - of each character that was so well done for a 2003 anime that I started recommending this anime to everyone. But that's a different topic altogether.nnArt and Sound - The art style is great for the time it was made in, just wacky enough that it could've been mistaken for a comic book show, based on what it was going for. The music and voice acting, both in the english dub and the original voice over, flow exceedingly well with each other, and the chemistry between actors makes this show more or less worth it.nnCharacters - The development, the personalities, everything about these characters are pretty much on point. You have so many different personalities clashing with each other daily, and showing in other scenes about how they're all friends really sends a point home, that it doesn't matter what your friends are like on the outside, the point is that they're your friends. In this case, they're your friends until they put on their outfits and you fight each other multiple times over because that's the premise of the story.nnNow, I know there are flaws in most animes, but I honestly think this is the one that's just pretty hard to see flaws in. Overall, Dokkoida!? takes the point of the show and does exactly that, and does it exceedingly well. The humor is always just as good as can be delivered, and the scripting overall is guaranteed to make you laugh at least once per episode. It's a modest anime that doesn't give you more than you bargained for, just the exact amount of what you would, and that's what makes it one of the most under-appreciated animes I've ever seen. A real golden gem underneath all the fake diamonds.
  • ... and 1 more reviews

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