Eat-Man
イートマン
“Bolt Crank, metal-eating mercenary, generates weapons from his hand while traveling and rescuing damsels.”
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Bolt Crank, metal-eating mercenary, generates weapons from his hand while traveling and rescuing damsels.
Meet Bolt Crank, mercenary extraordinaire, and the man who eats metal! Through his travels, he stops along the way to make a few bucks and occasionally rescue damsels in distress. His taste for metal gives him quite an edge as he becomes capable of generating an assortment of weapons from his hand! It's a strange ability, but it seems to come in handy, so to speak. Bolt has an edge over his adversaries, but will that be enough? (Source: AnimeNfo)
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Derived from 8 sampled reviews
6.6/10
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σ 2.23 · split reception
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6.3 ptsRecommenders 8.3 · others 2.0
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- 8/10 “This series is an incredibly entertaining and hilarious sci-fi adventure that stands out as a brilliant, irreverent post-apocalyptic black comedy. While it functions as a collection of disconnected...”
- 7/10 “The art is slightly above average and the sound is very good, making this a decent watch for fans of YK and Kino. However, the character designs for side characters are lacking, the plot offers...”
- 7/10 “Eat-Man is a thoroughly unique, maverick title that shines through its warm 90s visual aesthetic, solid worldbuilding, and the consistently badass presence of its protagonist, Bolt Crank. While the...”
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-1549
- Format
- 12 × 24′
- eps × min
- Total runtime
- 4h 48m
- all episodes
- Aired
- Jan 1997 – Mar 1997
- Winter 1997
- Source
- Tv
- media type
- Rated
- R
- 17+ (violence & profanity)
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- BS-1549
- catalog