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Taro the Dragon Boy
Finished Airing Movie G - All Ages

Taro the Dragon Boy

Tatsu no Ko Tarou · 龍の子太郎 · 1979

A spirited boy braves mythical wilderness perils to redeem his dragon mother.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonWinter 1979 StudioToei Animation SourceNovel
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In an impoverished mountain village enduring devastating famine, energetic yet lazy youth Taro spends his days wrestling forest beasts. After learning from his dying grandmother that his long-lost mother was transformed into a fearsome dragon as punishment for eating forbidden communal fish to survive pregnancy, Taro vows to find her. Venturing across mystical landscapes, Taro outsmarts deceptive mountain demons and befriends the magical flute player Aya. Reaching the distant glacial lake where his sorrowful mother resides, Taro unyielding love and communal selflessness break the ancient curse, irrigating his drought-stricken homeland.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Directed by Kirio Urayama and produced by Toei Animation in 1979, this acclaimed theatrical feature adapts Miyoko Matsutani beloved children novel rooted in classical Japanese folklore. The production is renowned for incorporating visual motifs from traditional Japanese scroll paintings and silk screens into cel animation. Renowned anime auteur Osamu Dezaki contributed iconic storyboard sequences, notably the breathtaking climatic dragon flight across swirling typhoons. The film won the Golden Leopard at the Locarno International Film Festival, celebrated as a triumph of folklore storytelling.
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