“Jim and Gran seek legendary treasure with map, get captured by pirates, and must outwit rivals on Pirate Island to claim the gold.”
Animal Treasure Island
どうぶつ宝島
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Synopsis
Jim and Gran seek legendary treasure with map, get captured by pirates, and must outwit rivals on Pirate Island to claim the gold.
When Jim suddenly comes into possession of a map with directions to the legendary Treasure Island, he wastes little time before jumping into a tiny boat with his friend Gran in search of adventure and fortune. It is not long, however, before they are captured by the infamous Captain Silver and the Pork Sauté pirates. After barely avoiding death, the pair is taken to Pirate Island, where many crews are organizing a search for the legendary treasure. Together with Kathy, the rightful heir to the map, Jim and Gran must use all of their wit if they are to seize the gold.
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What 4 viewers settled on.
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Not enough recommend signal yet
↓ 0.50
Running avg · May 2018 → Aug 2023
- 9 “The last great entry in the Toei Doga series of animated films, Animal Treasure Island is a fun and visually sumptuous kid's adventure film. The film's animation is some of the best I've ever seen,...”
- 7 “Animal Treasure Island turned out to be quite a nice little adventure, and for something made in 1971, it holds up really well. The story follows the rough outline of the original novel it's based...”
- 8 “In 1958 Toei Animation came out with their first feature length film, Hakujaden. This film was such a big success that throughout the 60s and 70s they kept making a film like it every year....”
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A Movie Production
Toei Animation.- Format 1 × 78′ eps × min
- Total runtime 1h 18m all episodes
- Aired Mar 1971 – ongoing
- Source Movie media type
- Rated G All Ages
- Ref. BS-3314 catalog
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