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Eat-Man: The Over Order
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Eat-Man: The Over Order

EAT-MAN The Over Order

A mysterious metal-devouring mercenary takes on high-stakes sci-fi contracts.

StatusNot yet aired StudioStudio Cab SourceManga
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Wandering across desolate frontiers and sprawling retro-futuristic settlements, enigmatic explorer Bolt Crank accepts jobs that ordinary guns-for-hire consider completely suicidal. Bolt possesses an uncanny, supernatural metabolism that allows him to consume screws, gasoline, batteries, and firearms, only to reconstruct fully functional weaponry directly from his right arm whenever combat erupts. When rival planetary syndicates and corrupt cybernetic lords hire mercenary hit squads to seize advanced pre-collapse artifacts, Bolt takes on dangerous contracts that lead him into the line of fire. Cool-headed and principled, the legendary metal-eater resolves complex political conspiracies with calculated precision and lethal ingenuity.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Marking the franchise's return to animation nearly three decades after Studio Deen's 1997 and 1998 adaptations, *Eat-Man: The Over Order* is an original anime project directed by Shunji Oga at Studio Cab. Original manga author Akihito Yoshitomi actively participated in the production as character designer and head scriptwriter, ensuring creative fidelity to the gritty science-fiction aesthetic of the long-running franchise. Veteran voice actor Masashi Ebara reprised his iconic role as the stoic protagonist Bolt Crank, bridging classic nineties cyberpunk nostalgia with contemporary digital action choreography.
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