Large Sinking! Onimaru's Floating Castle

Boy A
100px	Local elementary schooler;

Man A
100px	Local resident on Yaiba's newspaper delivery route;

	Episode 37
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	Information
Title:	Large Sinking! Onimaru’s Floating Castle
Japanese Title:	大撃沈！鬼丸浮遊城！ ; (Dai gekichin! Onimaru fuyū-jō!)
Original airdate:	December 17, 1993
Manga source:	Volume 13: Files 4-6 (125-127)
	Story
Cast:	Yaiba Kurogane ; Sayaka Mine ; Takeshi Onimaru ; Princess Kaguya ; General Tsukikage ; Shonosuke ; Musashi Miyamoto ; Jubei Yagyu ; Kojiro Sasaki ; Gerozaimon Geroda ; Namako-Otoko ; Kumo-Otoko ; Sayaka's Grandmother ; Professor Kanabo ; Raizo Mine ; Ana Shioji ; Ana Shioji's cameraman
	Staff
Director:	Kunihiko Yuyama (chief) ; Norihiko Sudo
Screenplay:	Isao Shizuya
Storyboard:	Takao Kato
Episode director:	Masashi Abe ; Kazuya Murata (asst.)
Animation director:	Akio Kawamura
Voice Cast:
	Minami Takayama as Yaiba Kurogane ; Kotono Mitsuishi as Sayaka Mine ; Ryo Horikawa as Takeshi Onimaru ; Rika Fukami as Princess Kaguya ; Daiki Nakamura as General Tsukikage ; Masaharu Sato as Musashi Miyamoto ; Takaya Hashi as Jubei Yagyu ; Jurota Kosugi as Kojiro Sasaki ; Kazunari Tanaka as Gerozaimon Geroda ; Tetsuo Sakaguchi as Kumo-Otoko ; Reiko Suzuki as Sayaka's Grandmother ; Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Namako-Otoko ; Hisao Egawa as Professor Kanabo ; Unsho Ishizuka as Raizo Mine ; Mami Matsui as Ana Shioji (uncredited)
	Music
Opening song:	Yūki ga Areba
Closing song:	Shinchigakunaki Tatakai

Chronology
‹ Invaders From the Moon - The Empress Kaguya	List of Episodes	Tokyo Flooding Strategy! ›

Cast

Characters

Boy B
100px	Local elementary schooler

Boy C
100px	Local elementary schooler

Girl A
100px	Girl kidnapped by Kaguya's henchmen

In the original manga, Ana Shioji's cameraman is replaced with a team of black onis, and the channel as well became Onimaru TV. This is not the case in the anime, as she is seen with her usual blue helicopter and cameraman in yellow.
The anime skips the part where Yaiba reads the newspaper and doesn't understand the meaning of the word fighting (激突, gekitotsu in Japanese) and has the elementary schoolers read it to him.