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King of Bandit Jing (jap. 王ドロボウJING Ō Dorobou Jing) ist ein Manga des Zeichners , der auch als Anime verfilmt wurde. Er lässt sich dem Shōnen-Genre zuordnen. Der Manga wird mit King of Bandit Jing:Bottle fortgesetzt.
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| dbo:abstract | King of Bandit Jing (jap. 王ドロボウJING Ō Dorobou Jing) ist ein Manga des Zeichners , der auch als Anime verfilmt wurde. Er lässt sich dem Shōnen-Genre zuordnen. Der Manga wird mit King of Bandit Jing:Bottle fortgesetzt. (de) King of Bandit Jing (王ドロボウJING Ō Dorobō Jing?) es un anime de 13 episodios creada por Yuichi Kumakura y dirigida por Hiroshi Watanabe en el año 2002, perteneciente al género de acción/aventura consta además de una secuela en tres OVAs llamada "King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven". (es) Jing: King of Bandits (Japanese: 王ドロボウJING, Hepburn: Ō Dorobō Jing, lit. "King of Bandit Jing"), is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Yuichi Kumakura. The series was originally serialized in Kodansha's Comic Bom Bom magazine from 1995 to 1998; the publisher later collected the individual chapters into seven tankōbon volumes. The series continued in Kodansha's Magazine Z in 1999, under the title KING OF BANDIT JING, known as Jing: King of Bandits: Twilight Tales outside of Japan and ran until finishing in 2005. The story revolves around a teenage boy named Jing who despite his young age is known as the "King of Bandits". Along with his partner Kir, a talking albatross, he travels the world in search of new adventures and legendary treasure. Throughout the series the duo manage to pull off impossible heists and outwit countless enemies that stand in their way. Jing: King of Bandits features a motif in the form of references to alcohol. Volumes of the manga are "bottles", episodes and chapters are "shots", Jing and Kir's special attack is a "Kir Royal", and almost every character and location is named after an alcoholic beverage or cocktail. In 2002, five of the original seven manga volumes were adapted into an anime television series that totaled 13 episodes. Produced by Aniplex and animated by Studio Deen, the TV series aired on NHK from May 15, 2002 to August 14, 2002. The two studios went on to produce a three part original video animation that adapted the fourth volume of the original manga in 2004 under the title Jing: King of Bandits in Seventh Heaven (王ドロボウ JING in Seventh Heaven). Tokyopop licensed both the original manga and Twilight Tales for English-language releases in North America, while ADV Films handled the licensing of the anime series and the Seventh Heaven original video animation. (en) King of Bandit Jing (王ドロボウJING, Ō dorobou jing) est un manga de Yūichi Kumakura en 7 volumes sortis entre 1995 et 1998. Il est publié en français aux éditions Pika Édition. Le manga a été adapté en anime de 13 épisodes produit par Aniplex et dirigé par , ainsi que 3 OAV. L’anime est édité en France par Kazé. (fr) King of Bandit Jing memiliki judul asli Jepang ialah Ō Dorobou Jing (王ドロボウJING) ialah sebuah anime dan manga karya dari . * Tahun rilis:2002 * Genre:Fantasi (in) King of Bandit Jing (王ドロボウJING Ōdorobō JING?) è un manga di Yuichi Kumakura serializzato dal 1995 al 2005 sulla rivista Comic Bom Bom di Kōdansha e in seguito raccolto in 14 volumi tankōbon. Ne è stata tratta nel 2002 una serie televisiva anime di 13 episodi, prodotta da Studio Deen e diretta da Hiroshi Watanabe. (it) 『王ドロボウJING』（おうドロボウ ジン）は、熊倉裕一による日本の漫画作品。1995年から1998年まで『コミックボンボン』（講談社）にて連載された。ボンボンKCとして単行本が全7巻発売されている。また、新装版がマガジンZKCから同じく全7巻発売されている。 7巻以降『月刊マガジンZ』（講談社）にて続編『KING OF BANDIT JING』（キング オブ バンディット ジン）が連載されていたが、2017年現在は休載中（作者の長期病気療養により関係者でも連絡が付かない状態にあったため。詳細は作者の項を参照）。マガジンZKCとして単行本が7巻発売されている。 アニメがNHKのBS2で全13話が放送され、その後OVAも製作された。また、ゲーム化もされている。 (ja) 《왕도둑 JING》(王ドロボウJING)은 주인공 징과 그의 동료인 까마귀 키르의 여행을 옴니버스식으로 구성한 의 만화작품이다. 총 13편으로 애니메이션화되었다. 등장인물이나 장소의 이름을 술의 이름이나 칵테일 용어·도구에서 따왔다는 특징이 있다. 주인공의 이름인 '징'(Jing)도 진에서 유래되었다. (ko) O rei dos bandidos Jing (王ドロボウJING, Ō Dorobou Jing; EUA: Jing: King of Bandits) é um mangá de sete volumes e adaptado para anime. É uma série de histórias curtas, geralmente desconectadas que mostra um menino que se chama Jing,o rei dos bandidos. Embora a reputação de Jing pareça estender durante todo o universo da série, muitos inimigos não esperam que "o grande rei" dos bandidos seja “um garoto pequeno”. As histórias variam bastante, especialmente entre a série inicial do mangá e a série do anime. (pt) «Приключения Джинга» (яп. 王ドロボウJING О: Доробу: Джинг) — аниме и манга за авторством Юити Кумакуры, о приключениях вора Джинга и его напарника Кира. Аниме было создано студиями Aniplex и Studio Deen, режиссёром выступил . Манга лицензирована в Америке компанией TOKYOPOP. По российскому телевидению аниме-сериал шёл на канале Муз-ТВ. (ru) Джинг, король злодіїв (яп. 王ドロボウ, англ. Jing: King of Bandits) — аніме та манґа про підлітка Джинга, якого розшукують під іменем Король злодіїв, та його вірного птаха Кіра, які подорожують у пошуках нових пригод. (uk) 《盗贼王JING》（日語：王ドロボウJING）是日本漫畫家創作的日本漫画作品。於講談社漫畫雜誌《Comic BomBom》1995年至1998年期間進行連載，單行本全7卷。7卷以後的續篇《KING OF BANDIT JING》於《月刊Magazine Z》1999年8月至2005年7月期間連載，後暫停連載，單行本發行7卷。 2002年改編成電視動畫於NHK的NHK BS2上播放，全13話，之後製作成OVA動畫。以及1999年改編成兩款遊戲。 (zh) |
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| dbp:shortsummary | 5.0 (dbd:second) Jing has advanced into the Black Corrida, which is the final stages of battle. During the time, more plotting from the D'Ice Brothers are in the works to take the role of Earl by force, while Jing plots his own caper. Miss Stir unexpectedly comes across Jing while walking through the palace, but she didn't notice him as the King of Bandits. After defeating Crash, Jing finds himself surrounded by all three D'Ice Brothers, but one Kir Royale later and the brothers get blasted. Having escaped the D'Ice Brothers' wrath, Jing finds himself face to face with the demonic warrior who brutalized Cube who is simply known as "The Warrior of the Rising Son". (en) The second episode involves a trip to a town called Blue Hawaii and a rumored Ghost Ship that lies off its coast. The ship in reality is a casino powered by greed and desire, whose power source Jing steals. The Jing girl in this episode is Rose the daughter of Chief Police in the city, and whose father is trapped in the Casino of Greed. In the casino/boat Jing and Kir amass a lot of money, winning every game they participate in. Eventually the operator of this casino takes notice to them. Jing ends up figuring out that the casino's inhabitants are in reality lost souls consumed by greed and trapped in the gold coins. He defeats the gold coins because as the King of Bandits he is able to control his own desires and not fuel their power. This is apparently the source of Jing's true power as the bandit king. At the end of the episode Rose gives Jing a kiss. Postinos Riddle: The Ghost Ship runs on Greed and Desire. (en) Jing turns the tables on Campari and finds clues to Campari's past, the lost village of Acacia and the girl who promised to marry him. Eventually Jing fights the Warden and Campari helps him to escape. (en) This is the second part of the two-part chapter in Jing: King of Bandits. Mirabelle brought the two to the Neverland and as turns out, are being hunted by Adonis, wanted for many time-related crimes. Jing devised a plan to infiltrate the castle and stop the time clock, thus, stealing Adonis's "time". In the end Adonis was put to an end and Jing got to try the Pure "Clockwork Grape". (en) The first episode takes place in a town called the Capital of Thieves, as Jing and Kir attempt to steal the mysterious Double Mermaid jewels, which in actuality are living beings. The Double Mermaid is kept at the top of a large tower that the tyrant in charge of the town has constructed. Many thieves have died trying to get to the top of this tower. Eventually Jing is able to make a giant bird angry enough to grow wings and fly him to the top of the tower. The item that Jing steals is the jewel that was created by the mother's and daughter's tears mingled together. (en) Jing finds the secret Por Vora city Bluwari and is invited to stay there forever but he declines. A trio of criminals infiltrate the building and hack into a room 'that should not be opened' and thus the self-destruct mechanism was turned on to ensure that the Por Vora secret never leaked out. (en) Jing and Kir are thrown into the infamous prison known as Seventh Heaven. Jing has allowed himself to be captured because his next target is an item called a Dream Orb, which the prisoner Campari can craft from a person's dreams to allow another person to experience those dreams. When Jing leaves his cell he gets entangled in an illusion when he encounters Campari. (en) The fifth episode has Jing and Kir help a young daughter of an artist complete his final work of art before his death. (en) Jing and Kir start off by crashing the party of a baby prince at his castle and soon hear about a city, Reviva, whose people hold the secret to eternal life. The two set off with this episode's Jing-girl, Vermouth, to find the city. They are pursued the entire time by a duo also seeking the secret to eternal life, a scholar called Pernod and his well-built lackey, China Lilet. They pursue the three at a distance most of the time and more often than not just follow in the footsteps of Jing when solving puzzles or overcoming obstacles. The episode closes, to be continued in episode 7, shortly after Jing and his companions battle a skeleton who is cursed to drink wine for all eternity, only to have it spill back into the barrel again. The skeleton thanks them for freeing him from his curse and goes to spread his cape and stand on a small boat to act as a sail. Postino's Riddle: "Yeah, I deliver letters for them sometimes. But you know, I've never seen an obituary come out of that town." (en) Jing, Kir and Vermouth continue on their sail boat to the city of Reviva, which has long been abandoned by its citizens and is inhabited only by the king, who still guards the water of eternal life. He congratulates Jing, whom he calls "The Minstrel," for coming so far and tells him of his plan to make Jing the new king of Reviva. Vermouth is injured in a battle with Leviathon, a giant fish that the king has been pursuing for ages, and is, to the great surprise of Jing and Kir, repaired by the king. The king apparently constructed her for the purpose of finding a new king. Jing and his companions are then drawn into battle with the scholar and his lackey, who has been modified by the scholar with robotic parts and a remote-control. In the end, the scholar and his lackey are tangled up and forced into becoming part of a perpetual motion machine and Jing pours out the water of eternal life, stating that shining for only a second is better than living a dull grey life for all of eternity. Postino's Riddle: None, this episode is the second in a series. See Episode 6. (en) Jing and Kir are in ZaZa planning to attend what was thought of as a masquerade ball, but it turns out the sign read "Mas Corrida", and corrida is a bullfighting term. Suddenly, Jing and Kir are in the middle of a nationwide masked gladiator tournament to determine the new Earl of ZaZa and receive the Vintage Smile, a pearl white mask Jing came to steal. Jing finds out from Angostura Sr., that Madame DuBonnet didn't mourn for the loss of her husband, but was severely crushed when her only son, Lemon, was murdered by his uncle. The Madame grew cold and heartless, and ordered these tournaments to force everyone to fight until no warrior is left standing. Her main targets are the D'Ice Brothers: Baffle, Crash and Cube, the three who assassinated Lemon. After humiliating an opponent in true bandit fashion, Jing witnesses Cube's devastating defeat at the hands of a mysterious warrior in blood-red armor and demon motifs. (en) The fight continued on until the night with Jing and the red-armored warrior matching each other blow for blow. Just as Jing disarms the warrior's sword, Cube smashes the warrior to gain vengeance. The armor shatters and to everyone's shock, it revealed Miss Stir! Before anyone can act, Jing carried Stir and jumped towards the Madame's balcony so she can rest. Baffle suddenly captures Jing and hopes to execute him, but Angostura halts Baffle letting him know the law in ZaZa. Jing, ever so crafty, decides to have one more battle with Baffle. However, before the match, he switched masks and clothes with Angostura in order to reach Stir and the Vintage Smile. During Stir's rest, the cold-hearted Madame cried and took off her mask revealing her face. Then, everything in ZaZa was back to normal. Jing got the Vintage Smile while his friend Ginjou got everything else. However, Baffle was on Jing's trail and Jing finally put an end to the D'Ice Brothers' evil with a Kir Royale blast. Afterwards, Kir started to get that look in Jing's eye that something happened between him and Stir. When the masquerade ball was back to dancing instead of fighting, Stir put off every man who wanted to dance with her so she can save the first dance for Jing. (en) Jing and Kir travel to the musical island of Coco-Oco. At the beginning of the episode, Kir becomes irritated with Jing and goes off on his own. Kir almost drowns but is saved by Mimosa, this episode's Jing girl. Jing goes off on his own to investigate the rumor of the Ocarina of the Moon. Mimosa goes to a cave on the island to watch the guy she likes called Russian playing a flute. Most of the rest of the episode is spent developing her character and their relation. At the end of the episode, Kir gets Jing to show up to save Russian from the collapsed cave, where all four find that the Ocarina of the Moon was in fact the moon shining beautifully through the cave like music. Mimosa and Russian have a cute little scene at the end and Kir and Jing settle their argument. Jing reflects that "this is one thing we can never steal". Jing and Kir leave on the train heading for Zaza. (en) Jing has been put in solitary confinement. Campari gives him a dream of the past and Jing flashes back to when he and Kir, still in his egg, met for the first time when they save a girl who has been kidnapped by the Forest Spirit. (en) Jing and Kir go on a quest to find the lost Sun Stone and pick up a shipment of two Por Vora along the way. In addition to dangerous and magical environments, the Por Vora are explosive. Jing and Kir hook up with this episode's Jing-girl, Izarra, and just narrowly make it to their destination, Sungria, with just one Por Vora. The other sacrifices itself to save the others. Jing uses his typically inexplicable knowledge of treasure to reveal the Sun Stone using the Mercury Stone to activate it. Izarra adopts the Por Vora as Jing and Kir vanish into the clouds, hitching a ride on the rising Sun Stone. Postino's Riddle: "I'm not permitted to handle dangerous creatures like the Por Vora. I'm prohibited from delivering radioactive or poisonous cargo." This is not necessarily a riddle, but reinstates what has already been mentioned about the Por Vora's dangerous nature. (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | King of Bandit Jing (jap. 王ドロボウJING Ō Dorobou Jing) ist ein Manga des Zeichners , der auch als Anime verfilmt wurde. Er lässt sich dem Shōnen-Genre zuordnen. Der Manga wird mit King of Bandit Jing:Bottle fortgesetzt. (de) King of Bandit Jing (王ドロボウJING Ō Dorobō Jing?) es un anime de 13 episodios creada por Yuichi Kumakura y dirigida por Hiroshi Watanabe en el año 2002, perteneciente al género de acción/aventura consta además de una secuela en tres OVAs llamada "King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven". (es) King of Bandit Jing (王ドロボウJING, Ō dorobou jing) est un manga de Yūichi Kumakura en 7 volumes sortis entre 1995 et 1998. Il est publié en français aux éditions Pika Édition. Le manga a été adapté en anime de 13 épisodes produit par Aniplex et dirigé par , ainsi que 3 OAV. L’anime est édité en France par Kazé. (fr) King of Bandit Jing memiliki judul asli Jepang ialah Ō Dorobou Jing (王ドロボウJING) ialah sebuah anime dan manga karya dari . * Tahun rilis:2002 * Genre:Fantasi (in) King of Bandit Jing (王ドロボウJING Ōdorobō JING?) è un manga di Yuichi Kumakura serializzato dal 1995 al 2005 sulla rivista Comic Bom Bom di Kōdansha e in seguito raccolto in 14 volumi tankōbon. Ne è stata tratta nel 2002 una serie televisiva anime di 13 episodi, prodotta da Studio Deen e diretta da Hiroshi Watanabe. (it) 『王ドロボウJING』（おうドロボウ ジン）は、熊倉裕一による日本の漫画作品。1995年から1998年まで『コミックボンボン』（講談社）にて連載された。ボンボンKCとして単行本が全7巻発売されている。また、新装版がマガジンZKCから同じく全7巻発売されている。 7巻以降『月刊マガジンZ』（講談社）にて続編『KING OF BANDIT JING』（キング オブ バンディット ジン）が連載されていたが、2017年現在は休載中（作者の長期病気療養により関係者でも連絡が付かない状態にあったため。詳細は作者の項を参照）。マガジンZKCとして単行本が7巻発売されている。 アニメがNHKのBS2で全13話が放送され、その後OVAも製作された。また、ゲーム化もされている。 (ja) 《왕도둑 JING》(王ドロボウJING)은 주인공 징과 그의 동료인 까마귀 키르의 여행을 옴니버스식으로 구성한 의 만화작품이다. 총 13편으로 애니메이션화되었다. 등장인물이나 장소의 이름을 술의 이름이나 칵테일 용어·도구에서 따왔다는 특징이 있다. 주인공의 이름인 '징'(Jing)도 진에서 유래되었다. (ko) O rei dos bandidos Jing (王ドロボウJING, Ō Dorobou Jing; EUA: Jing: King of Bandits) é um mangá de sete volumes e adaptado para anime. É uma série de histórias curtas, geralmente desconectadas que mostra um menino que se chama Jing,o rei dos bandidos. Embora a reputação de Jing pareça estender durante todo o universo da série, muitos inimigos não esperam que "o grande rei" dos bandidos seja “um garoto pequeno”. As histórias variam bastante, especialmente entre a série inicial do mangá e a série do anime. (pt) «Приключения Джинга» (яп. 王ドロボウJING О: Доробу: Джинг) — аниме и манга за авторством Юити Кумакуры, о приключениях вора Джинга и его напарника Кира. Аниме было создано студиями Aniplex и Studio Deen, режиссёром выступил . Манга лицензирована в Америке компанией TOKYOPOP. По российскому телевидению аниме-сериал шёл на канале Муз-ТВ. (ru) Джинг, король злодіїв (яп. 王ドロボウ, англ. Jing: King of Bandits) — аніме та манґа про підлітка Джинга, якого розшукують під іменем Король злодіїв, та його вірного птаха Кіра, які подорожують у пошуках нових пригод. (uk) 《盗贼王JING》（日語：王ドロボウJING）是日本漫畫家創作的日本漫画作品。於講談社漫畫雜誌《Comic BomBom》1995年至1998年期間進行連載，單行本全7卷。7卷以後的續篇《KING OF BANDIT JING》於《月刊Magazine Z》1999年8月至2005年7月期間連載，後暫停連載，單行本發行7卷。 2002年改編成電視動畫於NHK的NHK BS2上播放，全13話，之後製作成OVA動畫。以及1999年改編成兩款遊戲。 (zh) Jing: King of Bandits (Japanese: 王ドロボウJING, Hepburn: Ō Dorobō Jing, lit. "King of Bandit Jing"), is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Yuichi Kumakura. The series was originally serialized in Kodansha's Comic Bom Bom magazine from 1995 to 1998; the publisher later collected the individual chapters into seven tankōbon volumes. The series continued in Kodansha's Magazine Z in 1999, under the title KING OF BANDIT JING, known as Jing: King of Bandits: Twilight Tales outside of Japan and ran until finishing in 2005. The story revolves around a teenage boy named Jing who despite his young age is known as the "King of Bandits". Along with his partner Kir, a talking albatross, he travels the world in search of new adventures and legendary treasure. Throughout the series the duo man (en) |
| rdfs:label | King of Bandit Jing (de) King of Bandit Jing (es) King of Bandit Jing (fr) Ō Dorobō Jing (in) King of Bandit Jing (it) Jing: King of Bandits (en) 王ドロボウJING (ja) 왕도둑 JING (ko) King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven (pt) Приключения Джинга (ru) 盗贼王JING (zh) Ō Dorobō Jing (uk) |
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