Crayon Shin-chan: The Legend Called Buri Buri 3 Minutes Charge
| Industry | Animation, Anime |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Japan |
| Products | Anime television series and films, including Crayon Shin-chan |
, frequently referred to as The Buri Buri 3-Minute Face-Off, is an anime movie released in 2005 and marks the 13th film adaptation derived from the well-known comedic manga and anime Crayon Shin-chan. Created by Shin-Ei Animation, the same studio responsible for the television series, it premiered in Japanese theaters on April 16, 2005, followed by a DVD release on November 25, 2005.
Plot
The Nohara family becomes embroiled in a dire situation involving disruptions in space-time and monstrous invaders threatening Tokyo. Miraiman, a space-time regulator from the future, calls upon their assistance to confront these dangers within a critical three-minute timeframe. Empowered by transformative abilities provided by Miraiman and the Sirimarudashi doll, they face off against creatures that are destabilizing reality.
As Hiroshi and Misae grow increasingly captivated by this alternate dimension—neglecting their everyday duties and exhibiting signs of dependency—Shinnosuke takes responsibility for looking after his sister Himawari. When a formidable monster breaks into the real world causing harm and chaos, Shinnosuke unites his family with allies such as Action Mask and Kuntam Robo to overcome the menace. Their victory reestablishes harmony in space-time, allowing the Noharas to resume their normal lives.
This motion picture highlights themes of familial strength and justice, utilizing beloved characters within an intense storyline designed to engage both dedicated fans and wider anime audiences.
Cast
- Akiko Yajima – Shinnosuke Nohara ("Shin-chan")
- Keiji Fujiwara – Hiroshi Nohara, father
- Miki Narahashi – Misae Nohara, mother
- Satomi Kōrogi – Himawari Nohara, sister
- Kunio Murai – Miraiman
- Mari Mashiba – Toru Kazama and Shiro
- Tamao Hayashi – Nene Sakurada
- Teiyū Ichiryūsai – Masao Sato
- Chie Satō – Bo Suzuki ("Bo-Chan")
- Yumi Takada – Midori Yoshinaga
- Michie Tomizawa – Ume Matsuzaka
- Kotono Mitsuishi – Masumi Ageo
- Rokurō Naya – Bunta Takakura, principal of Futaba Kindergarten