Crayon Shin-chan: Super-Dimension! The Storm Called My Bride
| Company type | Private company |
|---|---|
| Industry | Electronics |
| Founder | Masuzo Kaneari |
Key people | Masuzo Kaneari (founder and CEO) |
| Products | Organic electronics |
, alternatively titled My Bridge Through Space and Time, is a 2010 Japanese anime movie and represents the 18th entry in the widely acclaimed Crayon Shin-chan series.
Plot
During a day at the park, five-year-old Shinnosuke and his companions encounter Tamiko, who reveals herself as his future fiancée. She details that two decades ahead, Shinnosuke is turned to stone by her father, Masuzo Kaneari, the founder and CEO of Kaneari Organic Electronics. To rescue him, Tamiko transports the children into a bleak future where Kaneari exerts monopolistic dominance over Japan’s economy and government after a meteorite-induced impact winter. His corporate regime has eliminated rivals, including Hiroshi’s marketing company, Futaba Corporation.
The grown-up Shinnosuke becomes disenchanted with his corporate employee life under Kaneari’s rule and decides to quit, provoking Kaneari’s hostility. Tamiko, who rejects her father’s business ambitions, is attracted to Shinnosuke’s rebellious spirit. To prevent Shinnosuke from exploiting his inventions, Kaneari petrifies him and forces Tamiko into an arranged marriage with his assistant Kazama to consolidate his power.
Upon discovering Tamiko’s engagement on television, the children attempt to stop the wedding with assistance from Hiroshi and Misae but are confronted by Kaneari’s bridal guards. At the ceremony, Tamiko defies her father by fleeing and helps locate the petrified Shinnosuke among statues. Kaneari detonates an explosion that destroys the statue’s pedestal, seemingly killing Shinnosuke. Nevertheless, young Shin-chan remains certain he is still alive.
Adult Bo, a scientist, arrives to confirm Shinnosuke’s survival—he has been displaced to Kaneari-land, an amusement park owned by Kaneari. To block their escape, Kaneari attacks using a giant robot. Adult Kazama attempts to intervene but is dismissed. They are joined by adult Nene (a kindergarten teacher), Masao (a manga artist and retail store owner), and Himawari. While Tamiko and young Shin-chan ride Himawari’s motorbike toward Kaneari-land, the others engage Kaneari in combat using Bo’s robot.
At Kaneari-land, Tamiko discovers the petrified adult Shinnosuke perched on an incomplete roller coaster. Unable to revive him immediately, she stays beside him as the coaster teeters above a fatal drop. Eventually, Shinnosuke regains consciousness. Bo’s robot defeats Kaneari’s machine and rescues them.
The adult and child versions of Shinnosuke unite their Obaka energy—an essence tied to resisting conventions—to clear the dust obscuring the sky, ending both the impact winter and Kaneari's domination. Adult Himawari reveals herself as a police officer and apprehends Kaneari for numerous offenses.
Back in the present day, Shin-chan finds his family intact while news broadcasts warn of a distant meteorite threat. The film concludes with shooting stars illuminating the night sky.
Cast
- Akiko Yajima – Shin-chan, Tamiko's fiancé/husband
- Keiji Fujiwara – Hiroshi
- Miki Narahashi – Misae
- Satomi Kōrogi – Himawari
- Rie Kugimiya – Tamiko Kaneari/Nohara, Shinchan's fiancé/wife
- Kenji Utsumi – Masuzo Kaneari, Tamiko's father and Shinchan's father-in-law
- Nobutoshi Canna – Adult Shinnosuke/Shinchan, Tamiko's husband
International release
The film premiered in India on 28 September 2013, broadcast through Hungama TV under the title Shin Chan The Movie Villain aur Dulhan.