Tatami Time Machine Blues (ONA)
Alternative title:
Tatami: Uma Viagem no Tempo (Portuguese)
Wehikuł Tatami (Polish)
Yojō-Han Time Machine Blues (Japanese)
四畳半タイムマシンブルース (Japanese)
Genres: science fiction
Themes: time travel
Objectionable content: Mild
Plot Summary: The protagonist's trouble-making friend Ozu gets the student apartments' only air conditioner remote control wet, breaking it on a certain midsummer day. The students wonder what to do about the situation for the remainder of the summer and make a plan with Akashi. An unstylish male student from 25 years in the future arrives in a time machine. The protagonist travels back in time to try to retrieve the remote control before it is broken. (from manga)
Ratings: 29 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes: 6
Vintage:
2022-09-14 (Japan, Disney+)
2022-09-30 (Japan, theatrical screening)
2022-11-09 (North America, Hulu)
Opening Theme:
"Demachiyanagi Parallel Universe" by Asian Kung-Fu Generation
Official website:
『四畳半タイムマシンブルース』公式サイト (Japanese)
Review:
Tatami Time Machine Blues (Nov 9, 2022)
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Director: Shingo Natsume
Script: Makoto Ueda (Europe Kikaku)
Unit Director: Moko-chan (OP)
Music: Michiru Ōshima
Original Character Design: Yūsuke Nakamura
Art Director: Fuminao Akai
Translation: Patrick Spellman
Sound Director: Eriko Kimura
3D: Masaya Inaba (いなばまさや; ep 6)
Animation producer: Kōhei Sakita
Art Setting: Mika Nakajima
Assistant Animation Director: Toko Ina (ep 4)
Assistant Director: Fūga Yamashiro
Assistant Director of Photography: Ryōko Takashimizu (Graphinica)
Character Design Assistant: Akitoshi Yokoyama (ep 6)
Chief Producer: Yukiko Takase (Fuji TV)
Color design: Ayaka Nakamura
Editing: Akari Saitō
Foley Artist: Shizuo Kurahashi (Sound Box)
General Affairs: Hikaru Katō
Interpreter: Patrick Spellman
Line Test: Yūdai Shiokawa (ep 1)
Logo Design: Yōko Akuta
Music Selection: Maiko Gōda
Post-Production Coordinator: Kazuki Hata (IMAGICA Entertainment Media Services)
Production Desk: Rie Misumi
Production manager: Shuta Kanbe
Prop Design: Ken Tsubuki
Publicity Producer: Ayaka Sugiura
PV Production: Aya Hatakeyama
Recording: Yasuaki Ōta
Recording Adjustment: Yasuaki Ōta
Setting Manager: Kouhei Shindo
Sound Effects: Katsuhiro Nakano (Sound Box)
Sound Effects Assistant: Katsuhiro Nakano (Sound Box)
Special Effects: Shōko Harada (Graphinica)
System: Hajime Imamura
Theme Song Performance: Asian Kung-Fu Generation
Vehicle Production: Masamichi Takemura (Science SARU)
Visual Programmer: Ryu Kanda (Credited as Kezzardrix; eps 1-4)
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Animation Production: Science SARU
Background Art: Studio WHO
Internet Streaming: Disney+
Photography: Graphinica
Script: Europe Kikaku
Sound Effects: Sound Box
Sound Production: Tohokushinsha Film Corporation
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Subtitle Translation: Bradley Plumb
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Subtitle Translation: Iván Fraile Ramos (Disney+; Spain)
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Subtitle Translation: Anna Uszyńska
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