Sgt. Frog, known in Japan as Keroro Gunso (ケロロ軍曹 , Keroro Gunsō , lit. Sergeant Keroro[a]), is a Japanese manga series writt and illustrated by Mine Yoshizaki. It was launched in Monthly Shōn Ace in April 1999. The story follows the attempts of a platoon of frog-like ali invaders to conquer Earth. Sergeant Keroro, the titular character, is the leader of the platoon, but is at the mercy of a human family of three after being captured by them. Keroro is forced to do meaningless chores and errands for the family after his army abandons his platoon on Earth.
The series was later adapted into an anime television series by Sunrise, which ran for 358 episodes from April 2004 to April 2011. A second 23-episode series was broadcast from March to September 2014. In 2005, the manga received the 50th Shogakukan Manga Award for the childr's manga category.
The Keroro Platoon is a group of five, froglike ali soldiers from Planet Keron. They mean to conquer “Pekopon” (their name for Earth) but fail every time they try. Their leader, Sergeant Keroro, is incompett and has little interest in conquering Pekopon. Instead, he likes making plastic Gundam models, watching TV, or coming up with schemes to make money. The four other members of the platoon are adorable but violt Private Second Class Tamama; bellicose yet tderhearted Corporal Giroro; intelligt but mischievous Sergeant Major Kururu; and disciplined but traumatized Lance Corporal Dororo.
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The largest obstacle in the way of their mission is the Hinata Family, who must take care of the Keroro Platoon due to the Keron Army deserting the latter on Earth. Keroro is kept busy with manual labor and constant abuse, primarily from the family daughter, Natsumi. Each member of the platoon finds himself in the care of a human: Giroro's is Natsumi Hinata, whom he falls in love with; Keroro's is Fuyuki Hinata, who considers the sergeant his only true frid; Kururu's is Mutsumi Saburo, who's just as mischievous as him; Dororo's is Koyuki Azumaya, a fellow ninja; and Tamama's is Momoka Nishizawa, who's just as bipolar as him. All are tied to the Hinatas in some way throughout the evts in the anime and manga.
Sgt. Frog is published in Japan by Kadokawa Shot, serialized in the magazine Monthly Shōn Ace, and was published in glish by Tokyopop. The manga, first aimed at the older audice (tes/adults) from the first to the sevth volume, was toned down after the anime adaption started (since the TV series was a family show). However, the manga still maintains suggestive comedy that only the more mature audices understand in prest volumes. Tokyopop initially held the American rights to the Sgt. Frog manga until 2011 wh the company ceased operations. By the time their publication ded, they had published 21 volumes. Their release of the manga have csored nipples drawn in some sces, in order to get away from the OT (Older te) rating and maintaining its Te rating.
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the series, the November issue of Shōn Ace announced the launching of a new manga titled Chō Keroro Gunsō UC: Keroro Robo Daikess (Super Sgt. Frog Ultra Cool: Keroro Robo's Epic Climactic Battle) on the next issue, on sale October 26, 2018. The manga is created by Yūtarō Shido, while Mine Yoshikizaki being credited as original author.
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The anime series started airing on TV Tokyo in 2004 and ded in 2011. The anime is produced by Sunrise, NAS, and TV Tokyo and has also be aired on Animax, Cartoon Network Japan, and TXN. Sev seasons have be created during its sev-year run. Unlike the manga which is aimed at older audices, the anime adaptation has be toned down to a level suitable for family audices.
The anime ran almost year-round, with each season beginning in the first week of April and ding on the last week of March. The first season aired on Saturdays, but the show was moved to Fridays for the second and third seasons. The show returned to Saturdays for seasons four, five and six, and the final season aired on Sundays.
The first glish-language dub of the show to be released was titled Sergeant Keroro and aired on Animax Asia, a pay TV channel received in multiple countries in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. It premiered in 2008.
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ADV Films had originally added a brief teaser page to their website, announcing their licsing of the anime. The site turned to static before playing a short clip of Keroro dancing to Afro Gunso, th leaving the message hacked by the frog.
This was followed by a press release from ADV on November 20, 2006, stating that they had licsed all Sgt. Frog properties (except the manga, which was already licsed by Tokyopop) for the US.
It was once confirmed that the anime dub would be released on DVD in the United States in February 2007. However, ADV Films had never confirmed a release date.
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ADV announced at Comic-Con International 2007 that the US release date had be delayed because of TV negotiations but would not commt on which networks they were talking to. In a DVD included with the December issue of Newtype USA was an glish-language trailer for Sgt. Frog released by ADV, with voices for Keroro (said to be voiced by Vic Mignogna
), Natsumi, Fuyuki, Aki, and the narrator. ADV was 90% done on getting a deal with the show, though they created a separate team to work specifically on it that included people from Summit tertainmt (the company that worked with 4Kids tertainmt during the time they had Pokémon). They had dubbed three episodes, but they were dubbed three times because ADV created three differt pilot-packages for television to see which one worked the best. They made an otaku/fan pilot, a mass-market pilot, and a kids' pilot. They received positive responses from three differt networks. Cartoon Network liked the mass-market pilot, while Nickelodeon liked the kids' pilot. Nickelodeon told them that they would air the show if ADV got the merchandising rights. However, as of July 4, 2008, the glish licse for the first 51 episodes of the Sgt. Frog anime was transferred to Funimation tertainmt through a deal with Sojitz.
Many instances of regional name changes were observed; Natsumi is ramed Natalie, and Giroro's cat was ramed Mr. Furbottom, (despite being female). Additionally, the word Pekopon was changed to Planet Wuss, Pekoponians were referred to as Wussians (Both were done because the terms Pekopon, and Pekoponjin are both derogatory words the Japanese historically used to describe China and its peoples during the Sino-Japanese Wars, and has since be csored from TV programs by the mass communications authority in Japan.), Keron was changed to Frogulon and Keronians were called Frogulonians respectively. The extra-terrestrial frogs' names remained the same as the Japanese version, though shorted by one syllable (e.g. Keroro changed to Kero, Tamama to Tama).
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At Otakon 2009, the first five episodes of Sgt. Frog were screed, where the original versions of the various names that were changed were used. The voice actor for Sergeant Keroro in the test video, Chris Cason, was swapped out for Sergeant Major Kululu's test actor, Todd Haberkorn. Kululu was changed to Chuck Huber, and the narrator also appears to have be changed. FUNimation stated at their panel that they were going to keep the anime as similar as possible to its Japanese counterpart, and claimed to only change referces from Japanese pop culture (save for those Americans were already familiar with) to referces from American pop culture. Those prest at the showing seemed to joy the changes, and the reception of the official dub was very positive. On February 19, 2011, Funimation announced at Katsucon that they had licsed more episodes of Sgt. Frog.
On July 31, 2009, Funimation added the first 4 dubbed episodes of the series to their online video portal. After a considerable delay following betwe the release of the first dubbed episodes, Funimation began making dubbed episodes other than the first 4 available on the portal. Currtly, the first 51 subtitled episodes are available on the Funimation video portal and Hulu. The 51 dubbed episodes later expired, although they were all later placed back on the portal and on Hulu.
The show is rated TV-PG on the DVDs and on Hulu. Unlike the other versions released outside Japan, the US version remains uncut.
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The episode distribution scheme has be slightly changed from the Japanese Region 2 release. Although the first 51 episodes are known as Season 1 in Japan,
Funimation has divided the episodes into a Season 1 and a Season 2. The Season 1 Part 1 DVD set was released September 22, 2009. It contains episodes 1 through 13,
On all of the box sets, it states, from the creators of the Gundam series. This is relatively incorrect because Sunrise did not create the Gundam series, they produced it, so it should say from the studio that brought you Gundam. The creator of Gundam is Yoshiyuki Tomino. After the Funimation home
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