Genius Party
Also known as ジーニアスパーティー
- Year:
- 2007
- Status:
- Completed
- Episodes:
- 7
- Format:
- Movie
- Season:
- Summer 2007
- Studio:
- Studio 4°C
- Source:
- Original
- Episode length:
- 14 min
- AniList score:
- 6.6/10
Synopsis
An anthology of seven short animated films from Studio 4°C: 1.) Genius Party (directed by Atsuko Fukushima) A bizarre bird-like creature runs through a barren desert and finds what seems to be a smiling egg lying on the ground. 2.) Shanghai Dragon (directed by Shouji Kawamori) An imaginative Chinese boy finds a futuristic device that can make his own drawings come to life. After discovering the device, the town he lives in is about to be invaded by spaceships and machines of mass destruction that are all centuries ahead of Earth's time. 3.) Deathtic 4 (directed by Shinji Kimura) A tale set in a world full of zombies, living their normal zombie lives. A living frog falls from the blackened sky of the zombie world, and a little zombie boy with his friends try to bring the living creature back to its own world. 4.) Doorbell (directed by Youji Fukuyama) The main character is a ghost in his own world. He must outrun the other versions of himself, or they will take over his life. 5
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Genius Party: quick answers
How many episodes does Genius Party have?
Genius Party has 7 episodes, each about 14 minutes long.
Is Genius Party finished?
Yes. Genius Party has finished airing.
Who made Genius Party?
Genius Party was animated by Studio 4°C, as an original story.
Is there a sequel to Genius Party?
Yes: Genius Party Beyond (2008).
Genius Party seasons and related anime
- Sequel:
- Genius Party Beyond (2008)
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