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ちびまる子ちゃん is a Japanese anime slice-of-life comedy television series based on the manga of the same name by Momoko Sakura. The series was directed by Suzumu Ishizaku from episodes 1-34 & Kazunori Takahashi for the remainder and was produced by Nippon Animation. The series focuses on the adventures of a young carefree girl named Momoko Sakura, also known as Maruko who lives with her parents and hangs out with her friends in the city of Shimizu-ku. The series aired on Fuji Television and other FNS affiliates from January 7, 1990 to September 27, 1992 for 142 episodes. The show was a success for both Nippon Animation and Fuji TV, spanning merchandising and a feature film. A second animated series began on January 8, 1995 with most of the crew and voice cast returning.

Cast[]

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Character Actor
さくらももこ
TARAKO
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さくらヒロシ
Yusaku Yara
屋良有作
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さくらすみれ
Teiyū Ichiryūsai
一龍斎貞友
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さくらさきこ
Yūko Mizutani
水谷優子
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さくら友蔵
Kei Tomiyama
富山敬
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さくらこたけ
Yūko Sasaki
佐々木優子
Narrator
Keaton Yamada
キートン山田

Music[]

Opening theme[]

Song Singer(s)
ゆめいっぱい
Marina Watanabe
渡辺満里奈

Ending themes[]

Song Singer(s)
おどるポンポコリン
B.B.Queens
走れ正直者
Hideki Saijō
西城秀樹

International Versions[]

Language Title Channels
Arabic
(First dub)
ماروكو الصغيرة Jordan TV (formerly)
ART Teenz (formerly)
English (Canada) Maruko, Next Door[1] unreleased
English (Hong Kong) Chibi Maruko-chan Animax (formerly)
English (Canada)
(Pilot dub)
Chibi Maruko-chan Unreleased
English (India) Chibi Maruko-chan Nickelodeon (formerly)
YouTube
German Chibi Maruko-chan Super RTL (formerly)
RTL II (formerly)
Junior (formerly)
SRF 1 (formerly)
SRF zwei (formerly)
YouTube
Hakka Chinese 樱桃小丸子 Hakka TV (formerly)
Indonesian
(IMMG)
Chibi Maruko-chan RCTI (formerly)
Spacetoon (formerly)
Indonesian
(Goshen Media)
Chibi Maruko-chan YouTube[2]
Mandarin 櫻桃小丸子 YouTube[3]
CTS (formerly)
Animax (formerly)
Thai มารุโกะจอมกวน Channel 3 (formerly)[4]

References[]

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