Himitsu no Akko-chan (TV 3)
[ remake of Himitsu no Akko-chan (TV 2) ]
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Alternative title:
Akko-chan's Secret 3
El Secreto de Ako (Spanish)
Stilly e lo specchio magico (Italian)
ひみつのアッコちゃん 第3期 (Japanese)
Genres:
magic
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
In the Kagami household, the old Western palm-sized mirror has been passed from from generations to generations. Akko-chan has been taught about the importance of the mirror and when she finally receives it from her mother, she cherishes it with all her might. One day, in the midst of a disturbance made by Taishou and his gang, Akko-chan accidentally broke the mirror. She made a grave and buried the broken pieces in the backyard. That night, Akko-chan was awakened by a flash of light and a kind voice which belongs to the Queen of the Mirror Kingdom. The Queen expresses her gratitude to Akko-chan for valuing the mirror so much and offers her a gift - a magical compact mirror. Whenever Akko-chan sings the magical words, she will transform into anything she wants.
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
44
Episode titles: We have 44
Vintage:
1998-04-05 to 1999-02-28
Opening Theme:
"Himitsu no Akko-chan" by Satoko Shimonari
Ending Theme:
#1: "Watashi no Uta wo Kiite Hoshii" by Yumi Shiraki
#2: "Nippon Hare da Yo~! Akko-chan" by The Akko-chans
Official website:
Toei Animation Series Site (Japanese)
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Series Director: Hiroki Shibata Music: Masahiro Kawasaki Original creator: Fujio Akatsuka Character Design: Toshio Deguchi Key Animation: Hideki Hamasu (ep 14) Theme Song Arrangement: Hideki Fujizawa (ED) | Wakana Yamazaki as Banjou Ginga as Fumihiko Tachiki as Harumi Ikoma as Hiroshi Ohtake as Junko Takeuchi as Kaneta Kimotsuki as Kaneto Shiozawa as Kappei Yamaguchi as Keiko Yamamoto as Ken Yamaguchi as Kikumi Umeda as Kotono Mitsuishi as Mayumi Shou as Michiko Neya as Miina Tominaga as Mitsuko Horie as Norio Wakamoto as Ryo Horikawa as Satomi Koorogi as Takuma Suzuki as Wataru Takagi as Youko Matsuoka as Yukimasa Kishino as | |||
Broadcaster: Fuji TV Production: Toei Animation | ||||
Dubbing Director: José María Carrero (Spain dub) | Marta Sáinz as Carolina Tak as Diana Torres as Eugenio Barona as Francisco Andrés Valdivia as Jorge Teixeira as José María Carrero as Pepa Agudo as Rafael Calvo as Rais David Báscones as Carolina Tak Diana Torres Eugenio Barona Francisco Andrés Valdivia José María Carrero Rafael Calvo Raquel Martín | |||
Broadcaster: Canal 53 Madrid (Spain) Canal Sur (Spain) Club Super 3 (Spain) Popular TV-TMT Madrid (Spain) Dubbing Studio: Arait Multimedia (Madrid ; Spain dub) | ||||
Mixing: Moreno Grossi Pometti Post Production: Ignazio Giardina Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena Transcription: Stefano Di Modugno | Alessandra Karpoff as Cinzia Massironi as Debora Magnaghi as Flavio Arras as Marco Balzarotti as Massimo Di Benedetto as | |||
Broadcaster: Italia 1 (from July 2000) Distributor: MERAK FILM - Milano | ||||
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