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Himitsu no Akko-chan (TV)

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[ adapted from Himitsu no Akko-chan (manga) ]

Related anime:
    Himitsu no Akko-chan (TV 2) (remake)
      Himitsu no Akko-chan (TV 3) (remake)
      Himitsu no Akko-chan (movie) (sequel)
        Himitsu no Akko-chan: Umi da! Obake da!! Natsu Matsuri (movie) (sequel)

Alternative title:
Czarodziejskie Zwierciadełko (Polish)
Lo specchio magico (Italian)
Los Secretos de Julie (Spanish)
Secret Akko-chan
The Magic Mirror
ひみつのアッコちゃん (Japanese)
Genres: magic
Themes: magical girl
Objectionable content: None
Plot Summary: Akko and her mother have been living together since their father became the captain of a luxurious cruiser. One day, Atsuko accidentally broke her favourite mirror. She made a grave for it. On the same night, the sky brightens and Akko recieves a gift, a compact mirror, from the mirror spirit for her kind-heartedness. Whenever she sings the magic words, the magical compact mirror will alow her to transform into anything she hopes to be.
Running time: half hour per episode
Number of episodes: 94
Episode titles: We have 94
Vintage: 1969-01-06 to 1970-10-26
Opening Theme:
"Himitsu no Akko-chan" by Kyoko Okada
Ending Theme:
"Sukisuki Song" by Ado Mizumori
Official website:
Toei Animation (Japanese)
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Original creator: Fujio Akatsuka
Assistant Director: Isao Takahata
Key Animation: Hayao Miyazaki (eps 44, 61)
Planning: Kenji Yokoyama
Production manager: Sadamitsu Matsumoto
Sound Effects: Noriyoshi Oohira
Theme Song Lyrics: Hisashi Inoue (OP, ED)
Theme Song Performance:
Ado Mizumori (ending)
Kyoko Okada (OP)
Yoshiko Ohta as Akko

Chieko Honda as Tsukiko Takei
Hiroko Kikuchi as
Goma
Morita-sensei
Hiroko Maruyama as
Chikako
George
Rabbit A
Hiroshi Ohtake as Daisho
Ichirô Murakoshi as Akko's Papa
Mahito Tsujimura as
Daisho's Father
Moko's Father
Masako Nozawa as Tonko
Naoko Takahashi as Moriyama-sensei
Reiko Seno as Akko's Mother
Tetsuya Kaji as
George's Father
Professor Matsumoto
Yuuko Maruyama as
Chikako
George
Rabbit A
Japanese companies
Broadcaster: TV Asahi
Production: Toei Animation
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
Music Director: Jorge Roig (ED)
Theme Song Lyrics: Jorge Roig (ED)
Theme Song Performance: Rocio Garcel (ED)
Marta Sáinz as Akko Nagami (Spain dub) 
Spanish companies
(none)
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director: Guido Rutta

Post Production: Ignazio Giardina
Theme Song Performance: Cavalieri del Re
Transcription: Stefano Di Modugno
Anna Marchesini as
Mamma di Stilly
Moko
Sergio Gibello as
Padre di Taisho
Papà di Stilly
Italian companies
Broadcaster:
Italia 1 (from September 1984)
Super 3
Distributor: Studio TN7
Polish staff
Polish companies
(none)
Broadcaster: Polonia 1
Polish cast
(none)
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