bearuf.blogg.se - Idaten jump cartoon network

This anime had several dubs but I’m not sure yet if it was as popular as other shonen anime that involved sports/tournaments, like Beyblade etc. 3.I was looking through the wikia and came across the article on an anime called Idaten Jump(韋駄天翔 a.k.a IDATEN翔 ) It’s odd that there has never been any official release in Japanese or English of this anime.3.1.3 Live-action and live-action/animated series.

2.2.3 Live-action & live-action/animated programming.

2.1.4 Live-action & live-action/animated programming.

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