The Adventures of Pinocchio (TV)
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Alternative title:
Bambino Pinocchio (Italian)
Las aventuras de Pinocho (Spanish)
Pinocchio yori Piccolino no Bōken (Japanese)
Pinochio (French)
Pinokkio (Dutch)
Pinóquio (Portuguese)
The Adventures of Piccolino
ماجد لعبة خشبية (Arabic)
ピノキオより ピコリーノの冒険 (Japanese)
피노키오의 모험 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
Derived from the classic children story and with Disney influences, this anime tells the adventures of Pinocchio, a selfish, arrogant and prankish wood doll that desires to be human. Pinocchio is always lying and creating a chaos to his grandfather and the ones near him. The anime is sad, Pinocchio is always suffering for his choices and he is constantly punished by a fairy that monitors his lies and his life. At certain point in the series, Pinochio is kidnapped and turned into a slave doll, while his grandfather looks for him, starving. Depressing and sadistic sometimes.
User Ratings:
21 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
52
Episode titles: We have 52
Vintage:
1976-04-27 to 1977-05-16
1976-11-10 to 1977-05-11 (South Korea, MBC [Eps. 1-26 only])
1977-09-08 (Germany, ZDF)
1980-09-20 (France air date)
1982-01-18 (Italy, Canale 5)
Opening Theme:
"Boku wa Piccolino" (ぼくはピコリーノ, "I'm Piccolino") by Kumiko Ohsugi and Young Fresh
Ending Theme:
"Olive no Kokage" (オリーブの木陰, "In the Shade of the Olive Tree") by Kumiko Ohsugi and Young Fresh
Official website:
ピノキオより ピコリーノの冒険 | 作品紹介 | NIPPON ANIMATION (Japanese)
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Series Composition: Masao Maruyama
Screenplay:
Iwao Yamazaki (30 episodes eps 16-19, 22-23, 27-28, 31-52 )Masao Maruyama (17 episodes eps 4-11, 14-15, 20-21, 24-26, 29-30 )Shûji Yamazaki (ep 12) Yutaka Kaneko (eps 1-3, 13)
Storyboard:
Fumio Ikeno (25 episodes eps 5-6, 9, 11, 14, 18, 20-22, 24, 27, 29, 31, 35-36, 38, 40-41, 43-44, 46-47, 49-50, 52 )Hiroshi Saitō (eps 1-2, 4) Kunihiko Okazaki  Masami Hata (ep 3) Seiji Okuda (14 episodes eps 8, 13, 15, 19, 23, 25, 28, 32, 34, 37, 39, 42, 45, 48 )Shigeo Koshi (ep 51) Yukio Okazaki (ep 16)
Music: Taiji Nakamura
Original story: Carlo Collodi
Character Design: Masaharu Endō
Sound Director: Yasuo Uragami
Director of Photography: Keishichi Kuroki
Executive producer: Kōichi Motohashi
Assistant Art Director: Toshikazu Yamaguchi
Editing: Hajime Okayasu
Finish Check: Kaoru Uno
Production Desk: Shigeo Endo
Sound Effects: Mitsuru Kashiwabara
Sound Mixing: Tsuguo Nakatogawa
Theme Song Arrangement: Kensuke Kyo
Theme Song Composition: Taiji Nakamura
Theme Song Lyrics: Kazuko Katagiri
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Masako Nozawa as
Junji Chiba as
Ichirō Nagai as
Kaneta Kimotsuki as
Kazuko Sugiyama as
Mami Koyama as
Miyoko Asō as
Osamu Katō as
Sanji Hase as
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Backgrounds: San Art Studio
Film Processing: Tokyo Laboratory
Paint: Studio Killy
Photography: Trans Arts Co.
Production: Nippon Animation
Recording Studio: Shinzaka Studio
Sound Production: Audio Planning U
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Music: Karel Svoboda |
Licensed by: Studio100
Production: Apollo Film
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Broadcaster: MBC TV (from 10 November 1976) |
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Theme Song Performance: Danièle Licari |
Guylaine Gibert as
Robert Roanne as
Alain Louis as
Jean Musin as
Josiane Gibert as
Nadine Gandibleu as
Suzanne Colin as
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Broadcaster: Antenne 2 France (from 20 September 1980)
Dubbing Studio: Euro Inter Films
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ADR Director: Ikerne Garamendi (Spain dub)
Theme Song Performance: Miren Aranburu (Spain dub)
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Ikerne Garamendi as
Nuria Doménech as
Ana María Solsona as
Glòria Roig as
José Ramón Argoitia as
Pep Sais as
Vicens Manuel Doménech as
Aleix Puiggalí as
Carme Buxaderas as
Emili Freixas as
Enric Casamitjana as
Jaume Lleal as
José Maria Alarcon as
Kepa Cueto as
Luz Emparanza as
Marius Bistagne as
Mertxe Zubiaur as
Pepe Mediavilla as
Ricard Palmerola as
Eduard Elias
Toni Sevilla
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Distributor: Planeta Junior (spain)
DVD Distribution: Planeta Junior (Spain)
Internet Streaming: YouTube (Spain)
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Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena (Canale 5 & Italia 1)
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Broadcaster:
Canale 5 (from April 1982) Cinquestelle (from 1990) Italia 1 (from October 2003) RaiUno (1992)
Dubbing: MOPS Film
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Rori Manfredi as
Carlo Cosolo as
Gastone Pescucci as
Liliana Jovino as
Paolo Turco as
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Theme Song Performance: Mary Roos (OP)
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Helga Anders as
Bruno W. Pantel as
Carlos Placha as
Christa Häussler as
Franz Rudnick as
Fred Maire as
Harald Baerow as
Herbert Weicker as
Manfred Lichtenfeld as
Michael Rüth as
Uschi Wolff as
Walter Reichelt as
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DVD Distribution: Universum-Films
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Distributor: Aflam Al-Shate (Egypt)
Dubbing: Aflam Al-Shate Studios (Egypt)
Production: Aflam Al-Shate (Egypt)
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ADR Director: Meindert de Goede
Translation: Suzanne Braam
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Distributor: Moefieklub
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Song Lyrics: Krzysztof Rześniowiecki
Theme Song Performance: Eleni Tzoka (as Eleni)
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Agnieszka Kunikowska as
Artur Kaczmarski as
Jacek Jarosz as
Krystyna Kozanecka as
Krzysztof Strużycki as
Leopold Matuszczak as
Stanisław Brudny as
Teresa Lipowska as
Aleksandra Koncewicz as
Leopold Matuszczak as
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Broadcaster: TVP1
Dubbing: Telewizyjne Studia Dźwięku
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Rui De Sá as
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