description Wingman Overview
Hirono Kenta is your average geeky junior high school student. His childhood obsession has always been Tokusatsu and anime. In fact, he fancies himself as a "Hero of Justice" and often is seen running around in a makeshift costume of his own design called "Wing Man." Most of his fellow classmates thinks he's just a crazy otaku, but his childhood friend Ogawa Miku thinks he's a noble spirit. One day as Hirono is walking to school, a beautiful and voluptuous girlliterally drops out of the sky and into his life.
Hirono, bewildered by the event, none-the-less takes the girl to his home to recuperate (this is his duty as a "Hero of Justice").
help Wingman FAQ
Who is Wing-Man before he becomes a hero?
Kenta Hirono is a junior-high superhero fan who designs a homemade costume and calls himself Wing-Man. The story turns that role-play into real science-fantasy action when he gains the power to become the hero ([Toei Animation](https://toei-animation-usa.com/tv-series.html)).
Which studio made the Wing-Man anime and how many episodes are there?
Toei Animation produced the TV anime, which aired from 1984 to 1985 and ran for 47 episodes. The source manga was written and illustrated by Masakazu Katsura ([Wing-Man](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wing-Man)).
Is Wing-Man based on a manga or an original anime?
It is an adaptation of Katsura's manga, originally serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump. The anime's ending differs from the manga, so the two versions are related but not identical.
Was there a Wing-Man video game?
Yes. Enix released a 1984 visual-novel adventure titled Dream Soldier Wing-Man for NEC PC-8801, Fujitsu FM-7, Sharp X1, and MSX ([Wing-Man](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wing-Man)).
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