Ou Dorobou JING
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- 1EP 1
Jing and Kir target the living Double Mermaid jewels atop a deadly tower in the Capital of Thieves.
May 15, 2002In the Capital of Thieves, Jing and Kir attempt to steal the Double Mermaid jewels, which are actually living beings. These jewels reside at the summit of a massive tower built by the town's tyrant, a structure that has claimed the lives of many thieves. Jing succeeds in reaching the top by provoking a giant bird into growing wings and carrying him upward. The object of their heist is a jewel formed from the mingled tears of a mother and her daughter. This narrative establishes the initial setting and the dangerous nature of the treasure sought by the protagonists in this opening installment.
- 2EP 2
Jing and Kir visit Blue Hawaii to investigate a ghost ship powered by greed.
May 22, 2002Jing and Kir travel to Blue Hawaii to investigate a rumored ghost ship off the coast. They discover the vessel is a casino fueled by greed and desire, where Jing steals the power source. The episode features Rose, the daughter of the city's Chief Police, whose father is trapped within the casino. Jing and Kir win every game, drawing the operator's attention. Jing realizes the patrons are lost souls trapped in gold coins, sustained by their own desires. As the King of Bandits, he defeats them by controlling his own desires, denying the casino its power source. This act demonstrates the true strength of the bandit king. At the end, Rose kisses Jing. The ghost ship runs on greed and desire.
- 3EP 3
Jing and Kir rescue Mirabelle from execution in the time-ruled town of Adonis
May 29, 2002In the town of Adonis, time governs daily life and lateness is a capital offense. Being five seconds late results in immediate execution. Jing and Kir defeat the guards at the entrance and rescue Mirabelle from this fate. Following their intervention, the Master of the town pursues them. To escape, Mirabelle leads them to Neverland, a sanctuary designated for refugees. This episode focuses on the severe penalties for tardiness and the subsequent flight from authority in this unique setting.
- 4EP 4
Jing infiltrates Adonis's castle to stop the time clock and steal his stolen time
Jun 5, 2002This segment continues the two-part chapter from Jing: King of Bandits. Mirabelle transports the protagonists to Neverland, where they discover they are being pursued by Adonis, a fugitive sought for numerous crimes involving time manipulation. Jing formulates a strategy to breach the castle and halt the time clock, effectively seizing Adonis's accumulated time. The confrontation concludes with Adonis's demise. Following these events, Jing experiences the taste of the Pure Clockwork Grape. The narrative resolves the immediate conflict while highlighting the unique temporal mechanics central to the antagonist's crimes and the protagonist's subsequent actions within this specific arc of the series.
- 5EP 5
Jing and Kir assist an artist's daughter in finishing his final artwork before he passes away.
Jun 12, 2002In the fifth episode, Jing and Kir encounter the young daughter of a local artist. They decide to help her complete her father's final work of art before his impending death. The narrative focuses on their interaction with the girl and their efforts to ensure the artwork is finished. This event highlights the emotional weight of the artist's legacy and the bond formed between the characters and the grieving family. The story remains centered on this specific task and the support provided during this difficult time.
- 6EP 6
Jing and Vermouth seek the secret of eternal life in Reviva while pursued by Pernod and China Lilet.
Jun 19, 2002Jing and Kir infiltrate a baby prince’s castle party and learn of Reviva, a city holding the secret to eternal life. They depart with Vermouth to find this city, constantly trailed by scholar Pernod and his muscular associate, China Lilet, who also desire the secret. The pursuers maintain distance and often mimic Jing’s actions when navigating puzzles or obstacles. The narrative concludes with a battle against a skeleton cursed to eternally drink and spill wine. After being freed, the skeleton uses his cape as a sail on a small boat. The episode ends with a riddle from Postino, noting he delivers letters but has never seen an obituary from the town. This segment serves as a prelude to the events in episode 7.
- 7EP 7
Jing and companions reach abandoned Reviva where the king guards eternal water
Jun 26, 2002Jing, Kir, and Vermouth sail to the deserted city of Reviva, inhabited solely by its king who guards the water of eternal life. The monarch congratulates Jing as "The Minstrel" and proposes he become the new ruler. During a confrontation with Leviathon, a giant fish the king has hunted for ages, Vermouth is injured but surprisingly repaired by the king, revealing she was constructed to find a successor. The group then battles a scholar and his robotic lackey. The scholar and his modified servant are trapped in a perpetual motion machine. Jing ultimately discards the water of eternal life, asserting that a brief moment of brilliance is superior to an eternity of dull existence.
- 8EP 8
Jing and Kir transport explosive Por Vora to Sungria while seeking the Sun Stone
Jul 3, 2002Jing and Kir travel to Sungria to retrieve the Sun Stone, carrying two explosive Por Vora shipments. They meet Izarra, known as the Jing-girl, and arrive with only one creature, as the other sacrificed itself to save them. Jing employs his unusual treasure knowledge and a Mercury Stone to reveal the Sun Stone. Izarra takes custody of the surviving Por Vora while Jing and Kir depart on the rising stone. Postino’s riddle reiterates the prohibition against handling dangerous cargo like the Por Vora, emphasizing their hazardous nature without adding new information. The journey involved navigating magical environments and close calls to complete the mission successfully.
- 9EP 9
Jing and Kir visit Coco-Oco where Kir is saved by Mimosa and they find the moon shining through a cave.
Jul 17, 2002Kir and Jing arrive at the musical island of Coco-Oco, where Kir becomes irritated and wanders off alone. He nearly drowns but is rescued by Mimosa, the featured girl of this episode. Meanwhile, Jing investigates rumors regarding the Ocarina of the Moon. Mimosa visits a cave to watch her crush, Russian, play the flute, leading to significant character development for her. Eventually, Kir convinces Jing to help rescue Russian from a collapsed section of the cave. Inside, the group discovers that the legendary Ocarina is actually the moonlight shining through the opening like music. Mimosa and Russian share a tender moment, while Kir and Jing resolve their earlier conflict. Jing notes that this beauty cannot be stolen. The pair then departs on a train bound for Zaza.
- 10EP 10
Jing discovers Por Vora city Bluwari but refuses the invitation to remain there permanently.
Jul 24, 2002Jing locates the hidden Por Vora city of Bluwari and is offered eternal residence, yet he declines the proposal. Subsequently, a group of three criminals breaks into the structure and breaches a restricted chamber designated as forbidden. This unauthorized access triggers the facility's self-destruct sequence, a measure implemented to guarantee that the secrets of the Por Vora remain concealed and are never exposed to the outside world.
- 11EP 11
Jing and Kir enter a deadly masked tournament in ZaZa to find the Vintage Smile mask.
Jul 31, 2002Jing and Kir arrive in ZaZa expecting a masquerade ball, only to discover a nationwide gladiator competition for the title of Earl. Jing seeks the Vintage Smile, a pearl white mask, while learning from Angostura Sr. that Madame DuBonnet orchestrated the fights after her son Lemon was murdered by his uncle. Seeking revenge, she forces warriors to battle until only one remains, targeting the D'Ice Brothers: Baffle, Crash, and Cube, who killed Lemon. After Jing defeats an opponent, he witnesses Cube suffer a crushing loss to a mysterious warrior clad in blood-red armor featuring demon motifs.
- 12EP 12
Jing confronts the D'Ice Brothers and the Warrior of the Rising Son in the Black Corrida
Aug 7, 2002Jing advances into the Black Corrida, the final battle stage, while the D'Ice Brothers plot to seize the Earl title by force. Jing simultaneously plans his own scheme. Miss Stir encounters Jing in the palace but fails to recognize him as the King of Bandits. After defeating Crash, Jing is surrounded by all three D'Ice Brothers. He defeats them with a single Kir Royale. Escaping their wrath, Jing faces the demonic warrior who brutalized Cube, known simply as the Warrior of the Rising Son.
- 13EP 13
Jing and the Red Warrior Clash While Stir's Identity is Revealed at the Ball
Aug 14, 2002Jing and a red-armored warrior exchange blows until Cube intervenes, shattering the armor to reveal Miss Stir. Jing rescues her to the Madame's balcony, but Baffle attempts execution until Angostura cites ZaZa law. Jing then swaps attire with Angostura to reach Stir and the Vintage Smile. The Madame removes her mask while crying, restoring normalcy to ZaZa. Jing secures the Vintage Smile, while Ginjou obtains other items. Baffle pursues Jing, who defeats the D'Ice Brothers using a Kir Royale blast. Kir notices a change in Jing regarding Stir. As the ball resumes dancing, Stir rejects all partners to reserve her first dance exclusively for Jing.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Ou Dorobou JING have?
- Ou Dorobou JING has 13 episodes.
- When did Ou Dorobou JING come out?
- Ou Dorobou JING came out in 2002.
- Which studio made Ou Dorobou JING?
- Ou Dorobou JING was produced by Studio DEEN.
- Who directed Ou Dorobou JING?
- Ou Dorobou JING was directed by Kiyoko Sayama.
- Is Ou Dorobou JING finished?
- Current status of Ou Dorobou JING: Finished.