Super Yo-Yo

Super Yo-Yo

Cover of Super Yo-Yo volume 1
超速スピナー
(Chōsoku Supinā)
Genre Sports
Manga
Written by Takashi Hashiguchi
Published by Shogakukan
English publisher

[1]

Demographic Shōnen
Magazine CoroCoro Comic
Original run November 15, 1997 – July 15, 2000
Volumes 7
Anime television series
Directed by Takao Kato
Produced by Toshihiro Nakazawa
Written by Katsuyuki Sumisawa, Katsuhiko Koide
Music by Tetsuya Yamamoto
Studio Xebec
Network TV Tokyo[2]
English network
Original run November 30, 1998 – September 10, 1999
Episodes 22

Super Yo-Yo[lower-alpha 1] (Japanese: 超速スピナー Hepburn: Chōsoku Supinā, lit. "Ultra-fast Spinner") is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Takashi Hashiguchi. The series was serialized in Shogakukan's CoroCoro Comic magazine between December 1997 and August 2000, and was translated into English and published in Singapore by Chuang Yi.

In 1998, the manga series was adapted into a 22-episode anime television series produced by Xebec, it ran from November 1998 to September 1999. The television series has been dubbed into English in Singapore by Odex[3] and released in 2003.

A Game Boy video game adaptation has been published by Hudson Soft in Japan on September 18, 1998.

Manga volume list

No.Japanese release dateJapanese ISBN
1 April 25, 1998ISBN 4-09-142611-5
  1. Yōyō to no deai (ヨーヨーとの出会い, lit. Encounter with the Yo-yo)
  2. Raibaru no ōkisa (ライバルの大きさ, lit. The Size of the Rival)
  3. Aitsu to tatakau tame ni (あいつと戦うために, lit. In Order to Fight Him)
  4. Moero! Supinā (燃えろ！スピナー, lit. Burn! Spinner)
2 August 25, 1998ISBN 4-09-142612-3
  1. Fuan notatakai (不安の戦い, lit. Battle of Anxiety)
  2. Shun'ichi ryū kōryaku hō (瞬一流攻略法, lit. Shunichi-Style Capture Method)
  3. Sorezore no omoi (それぞれの思い, lit. Feelings of Each One)
  4. Kirisaki Mai no jitsuryoku (霧崎マイの実力, lit. Ability of Kirisaki Mai)
  5. Shōri no yukue (勝利の行方, lit. Whereabouts of Victory)
  • Side story: Nakamura Meijin monogatari (中村名人物語, lit. Master Nakamura Story)
3 February 25, 1999ISBN 4-09-142613-1
  1. Yureru omoi (ゆれる想い, lit. Feelings Swaying)
  2. Mayoi (迷い, lit. Ambivalence)
  3. Haipādoragon (ハイパードラゴン, lit. Hyper Dragon)
  4. Shukumei no taiketsu (宿命の対決, lit. Fateful Showdown)
  5. Shitōnohateni (死闘の果てに, lit. The Ends of the Desperate Struggle)
  • Side story: Omoide no yōyō (思い出のヨーヨー, lit. Yo-yo of Memories)
4 May 25, 1999ISBN 4-09-142614-X
  1. Irai (依頼, lit. Request)
  2. Shun'ichi kanzen fukkatsu!! (瞬一完全復活!!, lit. Shunichi Full Revival!!)
  3. Hōjōin no ketsui (北条院の決意, lit. Determination of Hojoin)
  4. Sabaibaru rēsu (サバイバルレース, lit. Survival Race)
  • Side story: Dī purojekuto tanjō hiwa (Ｄプロジェクト誕生秘話, lit. D Project Birth Secret Story)
  • Side story: Chōsen! Chīmupurei (挑戦！チームプレイ, lit. Challenge! Team Play)
5 October 25, 1999ISBN 4-09-142615-8
  1. Chīmuwāku (チームワーク, lit. Teamwork)
  2. Saishū kanmon (最終関門, lit. Final Barrier)
  3. Doragon chippu no shōtai (ドラゴンチップの正体, lit. Identity of the Dragon Chip)
  4. Chōetsu (超越, lit. Transcendence)
  • Side story: Yōyōman 99 (ヨーヨーマン９９, lit. Yo-yo Man 99)
  • Side story: Yōyō ki mo dame shi (ヨーヨーきもだめし, lit. Yo-yo Test of Courage)
6 March 25, 2000ISBN 4-09-142616-6
  1. Sekai e no michi (世界への道, lit. The Road to the World)
  2. Shidō (始動, lit. Start-up)
  3. Omowanu kiki (思わぬ危機, lit. Crisis Unexpected)
  4. Tōnamento kaishi!! (トーナメント開始!!, lit. Start of the Tournament!!)
  5. Shōbu no kagi (勝負のカギ, lit. Key to the Game)
  • Side story: Yō Yūki!? (Yo遊記!?, lit. Yo Play Story)
7 October 25, 2000ISBN 4-09-142617-4
  1. Hokori o kakete (誇りをかけて, lit. Pride on the Line)
  2. Shōri no supīdo (勝利のスピード, lit. Speed of Victory)
  3. Zenkai no chikara de (全開の力で, lit. With All Strength)
  4. Kiken'nasaikai (危険な再会, lit. Dangerous Reunion)
  5. Zettai zetsumei!? (絶対絶命!?, lit. Complete Annihilation?!)
  6. Mugen no ashita e (無限のあしたへ, lit. To Tomorrow Infinite)

Anime

Cast[4]

Music

Opening themes

Ending theme

Soundtrack

A soundtrack album titled Haipā Saundo Gigusu "Chōsoku Supinā" Ongaku Shū (ハイパー・サウンド・ギグス「超速スピナー」音楽集, lit. Hyper Sound Gigs "Ultra-fast Spinner" Music Collection) has been released by Polystar in Japan on September 1, 1999.

No. TitleLyricsMusic Length
1. "SOMEDAY LET'S GO TOGETHER" (performed by rub-down)Mitachi Yori AsaSugiuchi Shinsuke 3:54
2. "Future" (performed by Chiaki Nakajima)Masumi Kawamura, Yuno Zen KisatoOgura Ryo 4:16
3. "LOOP & LOOP" (performed by Morikubo Shotaro)Mitsuko ShiramineOrenji 4:26
4. "LOOP GIG FOR 堂本瞬一" (Dōmoto Shun'ichi) Tetsuya Yamamoto 4:10
5. "LOOP GIG FOR 北条院聖斗" (Hojoin Seito) Tetsuya Yamamoto 4:10
6. "LOOP GIG FOR 夢宮りあん" (Yumemiya Rian) Tetsuya Yamamoto 1:57
7. "LOOP GIG FOR 武蔵丸弁慶" (Musashimaru Benkei) Tetsuya Yamamoto 3:03
8. "LOOP GIG FOR 小暮宙太" (Kogure Chuta) Tetsuya Yamamoto 2:53
9. "LOOP GIG FOR 輪刃剛志" (Waha Tsuyoshi) Tetsuya Yamamoto 2:59
10. "LOOP GIG FOR 霧崎マイ" (Kirisaki Mai) Tetsuya Yamamoto 4:09
11. "CHAMPION SHIP"   Tetsuya Yamamoto 2:11
12. "NOCTURNE FOR A GENIUS"   Tetsuya Yamamoto 1:18
13. "MYSTERIOUS GIRL"   Tetsuya Yamamoto 2:42
14. "SCHOOL DAYS"   Tetsuya Yamamoto 1:54
15. "LOOP & LOOP (H.S.G. VERSION)" (performed by Morikubo Shotaro)Mitsuko ShiramineOrenji 4:26
Total length:
 48:56

Episode list

No. Title Original airdate
1 "Yōyō to no deai" (ヨーヨーとの出会い) November 30, 1998
2 "Raibaru no ōkisa" (ライバルの大きさ) December 7, 1998
3 "Aitsu to tatakau tame ni" (あいつと戦うために) December 14, 1998
4 "Japan chanpion kānibaru kaisai" (ジャパンチャンピオンカーニバル開催) December 21, 1998
5 "Shutsujō ken o kakete" (出場権をかけて) January 18, 1999
6 "Michi no haipā doragon" (未知のハイパードラゴン) January 25, 1999
7 "Shun'ichi nagare kōryaku hō" (瞬一流攻略法) February 15, 1999
8 "Raibaru ga iru kara koso" (ライバルがいるからこそ) February 22, 1999
9 "Yōyō man sanjō" (YOYOマン参上) March 15, 1999
10 "Sorezore no omoi" (それぞれの思い) March 22, 1999
11 "Shōto sutoringusu no Kirisaki Mai" (ショートストリングスの霧崎マイ) April 12, 1999
12 "Saibāsupēsu no tatakai" (サイバースペースの戦い) April 19, 1999
13 "Shōri no yukue" (勝利の行方) May 10, 1999
14 "Shōgeki no kokuhaku" (衝撃の告白) May 17, 1999
15 "Higeki no hamon" (悲劇の波紋) June 7, 1999
16 "Arashi no junkesshō" (嵐の準決勝) June 14, 1999
17 "Ame no hōmonsha" (雨の訪問者) July 5, 1999
18 "Dī purojekuto no nazo" (Dプロジェクトの謎) July 12, 1999
19 "Omoide no yōyō" (思い出のヨーヨー) August 2, 1999
20 "Futatsu no doragon" (ふたつのドラゴン) August 9, 1999
21 "Shukumei no taiketsu" (宿命の対決) August 30, 1999
22 "Shitō no hateni" (死闘の果てに) September 6, 1999

Release

The anime series has been released on VHS in 5 volumes by Bandai Visual.

Volume Episodes Runtime Release date
1 1 - 5 111 minutes May 25, 1999
2 6 - 10 111 minutes July 25, 1999
3 11 - 14 90 minutes September 25, 1999
4 15 - 18 75 minutes November 25, 1999
5 19 - 22 75 minutes January 25, 2000

Notes

  1. ↑ Having never been licensed in NA, this manga and its anime adaptation are most commonly known as Chousoku Spinner. Super Yo-Yo is the title of both the Singaporean English edition of the manga and English dub of the anime, and it is the one adopted in this article.

References

  1. ↑ "Chuang Yi English publications catalogue (archived)". Archived from the original on June 8, 2007.
  2. ↑ "超速スピナー (archived)" (in Japanese). Archived from the original on December 15, 2004.
  3. ↑ "Odex program library".
  4. ↑ "「超速スピナー」キャスト (archived)" (in Japanese). Archived from the original on December 15, 2004.

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