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樫の木モック is a Japanese anime fantasy television series produced by Tatsunoko Production. An adaptation of Carlo Collodi's children's novel The Adventures of Pinocchio, it was directed by Seitaro Hara. The series focuses on the adventures of a wooden puppet named Mokku who wants to be a real boy, but has a lot to learn about life before he could earn that wish. The series aired on Fuji TV from January 4 to December 26, 1972 for 52 episodes.

Music[]

Song Singer(s)
樫の木モック
Kumiko Kaori
かおりくみこ
ボクは悲しい木の人形
Kumiko Kaori
かおりくみこ

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Arabic ماجد لعبة خشبية Various local channels in the Arab League (formerly)
ERTU 1 (formerly)
ERTU 2 (formerly)
Abu Dhabi TV (formerly)
Aden TV (formerly)
Channel 1 (Syria) (formerly)[1]
Cantonese 新木偶奇遇記 RTV-1 (formerly)[2]
English Pinocchio: The Series
Saban's The Adventures of Pinocchio
HBO (formerly)
YTV (formerly)
BBC (Children BBC block, formerly)
Three (formerly)
TVNZ 2 (formerly)
French Pinocchio Canal+ (formerly)
La Cinq (formerly)
TF1 (formerly)
Fox Kids (formerly)
Ma Planète (formerly)
German Pinocchio RTL (formerly)
Das Erste (formerly)
KI.KA (formerly)
N3 (formerly)
Bayerisches Fernsehen (formerly)
Hessen Fernsehen (formerly)
ORB (formerly)
B1/SFB1 (formerly)
3sat (formerly)
Südwest Fernsehen (formerly)
Hebrew פינוקיו Channel 2 (formerly)
Italian Le nuove avventure di Pinocchio Rai Uno (formerly)
Italia 1 (formerly)
Canale 51 (formerly)
Quinta Rete (formerly)
Radio Tele Antenna (formerly)
Super 3 (formerly)
Telecupole (formerly)
Telestudio (formerly)
Junior TV (formerly)
Sitcom 1/Facile TV (formerly)
Man-Ga (formerly)
Anime Generation (Amazon Prime Video channel)
Korean 피노키오의 모험 TBC (formerly)
KBS2 (formerly)
Mandarin 小木偶 CTS (formerly)[3]
Polish Pinokio TVN (formerly)[4]
Fox Kids (formerly)
Fox Kids Play/Jetix Play (formerly)
Portuguese (Brazil)
(BKS)
As Aventuras de Pinóquio Rede Tupi (formerly)
Rede Record (formerly)
Portuguese (Brazil)
(VTI)
As Aventuras de Pinóquio Rede Globo (formerly)
Fox Kids (formerly)
Portuguese (Portugal) As Aventuras de Pinóquio SIC (formerly)
Romanian Aventurile lui Pinocchio Fox Kids/Jetix (formerly)[5]
Russian Пиноккио STS (formerly)
Fox Kids (formerly)
Fox Kids Play/Jetix Play (formerly)
Spanish (Latin America)
(original dub[6])
Pinocho UCTV (formerly)
RTP (formerly)
RPC (formerly)
TVN (formerly)
Canal 13 (formerly)
Spanish (Latin America)
(redub[6])
Pinocho Televisión Nacional de Chile (formerly)
ZAZ (formerly)
Fox Kids (formerly)[7]
Turkish Pinokyo TRT (formerly)[8]

See also[]

References[]

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