Hikari no Densetsu (TV)
[ adapted from Hikari no Densetsu (manga) ]
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Alternative title:
Cynthia ou le Rythme de la Vie (French)
Die Kleinen Superstars (German)
Hilary (Italian)
光の伝説 (Japanese)
Genres:
romance
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
Hikari is a young school girl who dreams of becoming a great champion in the sport of rhythmic gymnastics like her idol, Diliana Gueorguiva. Despite all her setbacks while performing, she works hard and with the help and support of Takaaki Oiishi (the best male gymnast of her school) soon becomes a member of the rhythmic gymnastics team in her school. She develops feelings for Oiishi, but she is not the only one—Bazuki Shiina, the best gymnast in the entire school, also has feelings for Oiishi. Soon a friendship between Hikari and Shiina develops, but also a rivalry as well in the sport and for the love of Oiishi. Hikari is also torn between her feelings for Oiishi and her conflicting feelings for Mao Natsukawa, an old childhood friend, who is also the lead singer of the band called Mr. D. He composes the music she uses while performing, and has been developing feelings for her since childhood.
User Ratings:
15 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
19
Episode titles: We have 19
Vintage:
1986-05-03 to 1986-09-20
Release dates: We have 2
Opening Theme:
"Heart no Kisetsu (ハートの季節; Season of Heart)" by Tsukasa Itoh
Ending Theme:
"Kataomoi no Humming (片思いのハミング; Humming of Unrequited Love)" by Tsukasa Itoh
Links: We have 6
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Seiyuu Michie Tomizawa to Retire (Oct 15, 2001)
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Series Director: Tomomi Mochizuki Music: Eiji Kawamura Original story: Izumi Asou Art Director: Hisato Otaki Mecha design: Ammonite Director of Photography: Kazunori Hashimoto Background Art: Kumiko Tada Opening Animation: Hiroshi Hamasaki Theme Song Arrangement: Eiji Kawamura (OP,ED) Theme Song Lyrics: Goro Matsui (OP,ED) Theme Song Performance: Tsukasa Itou (OP,ED) | Michie Tomizawa as Nobuo Tobita as Tsukasa Itou as Aruno Tahara as Chie Koujiro as Fumio Matsuoka as Hiromi Tsuru as Miki Itou as Rihoko Yoshida as Yoshiko Ohta as Yoshimasa Inoue as Yūko Kobayashi as Yuusaku Yara as | |||
Animation: Tatsunoko Production Broadcaster: Asahi Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) | ||||
ADR Director: Brigitte Lecordier | Laurence Crouzet as Annabelle Roux as Fatiha Chriette as Gilles Laurent as Jean-Pierre Denys as Mark Lesser as Serge Blumenthal as | |||
Distributor: Déclic Images Dubbing Studio: Chrismax Films | ||||
Adjustor: Mabel Escaño Theme Song Lyrics: Carlos Toro (Spain dub) | Carmen Cervantes as Cholo Moratalla as Iván Jara as Pilar Aguado González as Pilar González Aguado as Jesús Rodrĺguez as María Julia Díaz as Marta Sáinz as Sara Vivas as | |||
Broadcaster: Telecinco (Spain) Dubbing Studio: EXA (Madrid) (to dub the anime series.) | ||||
Dubbing Director: Rossana Bassani Dialogues: Rossana Bassani Mixing: Davide Porro Synchronization: Anna Alati Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Paola Tovaglia as Alessandra Karpoff as Dania Cericola as Daniela Fava as Gabriele Calindri as Gianfranco Gamba as Giovanni Battezzato as Luigi Rosa as Marinella Armagni as Paola Maralli as Patrizia Salmoiraghi as Rossana Bassani as | |||
Broadcaster: Boing (from July 2008) Canale 5 (from Summer 1996) Cultoon (from September 2009) Italia 1 (from 1988) La 7 Cartapiu (from September 2007) Rete 4 Distributor: Yamato Video (Released the series in Italy) Dubbing: Rossella Bassani Editor: Studio P.V. Milano | ||||
(none) | Alexander Draeger as Daniela Reidies as Frau Kamiu as Konstantin Graudus as Marek Erhardt as Satomi Yamazaki as Simone Seidenberg as Stefanie Kindermann as Till Demtröder as Ulrike Ritscher as Uwe Job as | |||
Broadcaster: RTL2 | ||||
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