

イートマン `98
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)
Eat-Man '98 follows a mercenary who eats metal and recreates weapons from his body, leading to stylized sci-fi action with moderate violence. The tone is more atmospheric than gruesome, with standalone episodes exploring themes of duty and redemption.
Eat-Man '98 has 12 episodes.
Eat-Man '98 is currently finished airing.
Eat-Man '98 was produced by Studio Deen.
Eat-Man '98 aired Oct 8, 1998 to Dec 23, 1998.
Eat-Man '98 is based on a Manga.
Eat-Man '98 follows a mercenary who eats metal and recreates weapons from his body, leading to stylized sci-fi action with moderate violence. The tone is more atmospheric than gruesome, with standalone episodes exploring themes of duty and redemption.

Crank, Bolt
Main
CV: Ebara, Masashi

Aimie
Supporting
CV: Tamagawa, Sakiko

Alex
Supporting
CV: Katou, Nanae

Andy
Supporting
CV: Miyata, Kouki

Axe
Supporting
CV: Futamata, Issei

Bennett
Supporting
CV: Tsuboi, Tomohiro

Coco
Supporting
CV: Shimamoto, Sumi

Denzel
Supporting
CV: Ootsuka, Houchuu

Du Marc
Supporting
CV: Wakamoto, Norio

Dustin
Supporting
CV: Miura, Naoko

Francois
Supporting
CV: Ishimura, Tomoko

Gina
Supporting
CV: Harada, Nami

Jonathan
Supporting
CV: Iwata, Yasuo

King Sergei
Supporting
CV: Nakagi, Ryuuji

Larry
Supporting
CV: Ueda, Yuuji

Marco
Supporting
CV: Koyasu, Takehito

Myra
Supporting
CV: Miyamura, Yuko

Naomi
Supporting
CV: Nagata, Ryoko

O'Neil, Tetto
Supporting
CV: Nagai, Ichiro

O'Neil, Vanessa
Supporting
CV: Ikura, Kazue

Old Man
Supporting
CV: Maruyama, Eiji

Old Woman
Supporting
CV: Shouji, Miyoko

President Dykstra
Supporting
CV: Tachiki, Fumihiko

President Grant
Supporting
CV: Genda, Tesshou
12 episodes
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More popular than 59% of all anime