Eat-Man '98

Type

TV

Episodes

12

Status

finished

Ep.Length

23 Min

Rating

PG

Aired

1998-10-08

Season

Winter 1998

Description:

The continuing adventures of Bolt Crank, the World's Greatest Mercenary, who has the ability to eat any object, mostly metal and weapons. When the time comes, Bolt can then reproduce those weapons and items in his right hand. (Source: ANN)

Alternative Titles:

イートマン `98, Eat-Man '98

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7.76

Description:

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Type

TV

Episodes

26

Ep.Length

25 Min

Rating

17+ (violence & profanity)

Status

finished

Aired

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(Trigun)

8.19

Description:

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Type

TV

Episodes

26

Ep.Length

24 Min

Rating

Teens 13 or older

Status

finished

Aired

1998-04-01

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