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フランダースの犬 is a 1975 Japanese anime television series adaptation of Ouida's 1872 novel of the same name, produced by Nippon Animation. 52 episodes were produced. A film version was released in 1997.

The series represents the bond between a boy and his ever so faithful dog living in 19th century Flanders Hoboken. The emotional story shows the boy's struggles in life as his grandfather dies and leaves him with his dog. It shows how the hopes of becoming a great classical painter have been seemingly crushed by his grandfather's passing and the way he takes after that tragedy.

International version[]

Language Title Channels
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Arabic).png Arabic فادي بائع الحليب Various Local Arabic Channel (formerly)
ART Teenz (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Japanese).png Cantonese 義犬報恩 TVB Jade (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Filipino).png Filipino Dog of Flanders QTV (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (German).png German Niklaas, ein Junge aus Flandern ORF 1 (formerly)
Junior (formerly)
Kabel.1 (formerly)
Pro.7 (formerly)
PKS/Sat.1 (formerly)
Anixe (formerly)
Das Vierte (formerly)
TV24 (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Italian).png Italian Il fedele Patrash Rai 1 (formerly)
TMC (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Korean).png Korean 프란다스의 개 TBC (formerly)
KBS1 (formerly)
KBS2 (formerly)
EBS1 (formerly)
SBS (formerly)
Anione (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Japanese).png Mandarin 龍龍與忠狗 CTS (formerly)
TVBS-G (formerly)
Momo Kids (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Japanese).png Persian سگ فلاندر IRIB TV1 (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (European Spanish).png Spanish (Spain) El perro de Flandes Canal Sur (formerly)
La 1 (formerly)
Telecinco (formerly)
Antena 3 (formerly)
Kitz (formerly)
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Korean).png Thai หมาใหญ่เพื่อนยาก Channel 7 (formerly)[1]
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Japanese).png Turkish Flander' Lerin Köpeği TRT TV (formerly)[2]
File:フランダースの犬 (1975) - Logo (Japanese).png Ukrainian Ніклас, хлопчик із Фландрії Malyatko TV (formerly)

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